Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

u Produce OF all Kinds received on Sui'-
scription At the market pri-es.
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er Of the Board cf Pulic Works Ire empower
I'd 10 daHl the IL iscunsin Ri:er, circ.u-
ally as he has GGns..eI the Northern Improve
meut.
| regret my inability to give YOU clear "a
count OF the FOX and " Niscoiain River lac
provement, owing to the failure Of the Ccn~
'nlSsloners 10 make their Report. I've q
t.se Commissioners are ready - subscribe iis@
necessary papers, bat tie iiiud Commissioned
Wal.e engaged, las, sumaer. Ia exploring
new 'aall route for cau;Il, 10 ouLcci "i.--
nebaEo Lake with the Mississippi, s,Tasv vsa
away tf0m lis mules, and tsouga the SCI
g, aat-.;- rms has made dBireIt eiTch
hiHl, nothing has since been heard Of hin.
lie Is probably still i,aita.iag the example =
Saul, the son Of kish, eng tged IN gEopAesy-
lag, and seeking the lost asses. l Recon-
mend that al expedition be ltled oui, armed
and equipped, (which If necessary w5l
head myself 10 hunt UP the lost Comrniss-
ioEer, and inform him iluI al iAe donkey bat
one, have returned
As o the Fa-eIeclion Ct State barber. ths
ENeeu'iYe highly approves e tie ncsnisia'joI,
by the SoveIeigns, Of As. = ory. rs he has
Invented new process Ct shaving the Siate
BY S!eaHa, and all the reports made to the
departments. show, that he has kept the stat.
IN re e.iec ualiy shaved fer thelasI Two years.
t!.an It has ever been before not cxceqtinr
the time when Col. Nyoaan ~as Stats Pril-
t.T, and brough, IN lis cejebmted shaving bill,
in $50 and 10.
The subject Agriculture, and Of \ Ag7irt,!-
tuTai Soce les, has received my EIyora5.e
consideration. Il IS proposed to eudow als
Agricultural School, In this vicinity, for the
purpose OF d4scouTagIng the cultivation Of
small potatoes" at the seat Of Government,
bat /; has been suggested that the best remedy
f3T this defect Is TO encourage the copie, by
the diffusion of Agricultural know ledge, to
cultivate larger and better kinds, in sslelI r.
spec;ive } i,tricts.
am z ad 10 perceive tliat our servants
have showna ceInmeRdable zeal in the cause
ofPuhilc education, by voting themselves a
iu.i supply =: newspapers, but 10 order to ia
c..ltate teIr 'pursuit Of ofknow!edge under dif-
hculies,' | would recommend them TO vote
t1ems ewes, IN addition, copy ef Nebsier's
Spelling Book, and Of has abridged iictiona-
~. highly approve Of the proposal of the
Go e -ncr ot our servants, 10 establish Nor
Ihal school for the instruction Of cand i'd les
= 10. Office. IA the first ruCiments Of common
education, and ] woull Iec0mmend the ap-
roIau..entof a Professor of Grammar a..d
Rhetoric, whose special duty it shall be tn
give the >eFy2nt's Executive fe " lessons be-
fore he writes his annual Message. | would
also recommend the establ shmeut IF good
Common School in the vicinity ofDodgevtIle,
oH the Democratic principle Of admitting
ckld7en and youth Of all colors.
lie Revised Statues having been found re
~ detective, and 20 yolGnsiuous and cuuapf-.
heasire, fgr the majority Of the legal profess
Ion to understand, or even read, 10 simplify
tie code ior their benefit, Propose that they
be amended by striking out ali after Tie 1 tie
page, and tIa-s:eTring tie portion stricken our
10 =. Latham Sho!es, 70 II set his claim
against tie State.
The house Of \ oTk and Lancaster having
uaitcd tie white and red roses blending in
beautiful harmony, for the sake u saving tho
trouble and expense any further elections,
recommend the adoption OF a memorial to
Congress, praying iOT such amendment Of
The Constitution IS WIZ en- be our present
Senators to hold their seats .or lie, with pow
er 10 appoint their -successo >.
] h sub ject Of StIts Printing having been a
source Of infinite trouble and veNatlon, Oh
accoun; Of the sharp rivalry between the State
aud the State Printer, as to v hich should prac--
iice tie most igid economy, recommend
that the publ hers of the different newspapers
at tie Cat tltol, he authorized to 90 all The
State printing without chaTres. and that they
be allowed 10 put their hands into tie strong
box Of ;he Stale, Al their pleasure, and make
such drat-s upon the State Treasury as their
viii save the furthes wear and tear Of their
conscicncgs, provided any portion vet re-.
mains TO BE damaged, and would enable
them TO employ their inventive genius to
some better purpose, than studying out the
most approved method Of CHEATING the State
he slight accident which happened at Ia
bci, t-W years ago, and ihe cons, quegt con-
flslon Of tongues, have cccasioEed me some
e.nbaTIssmenti IN selecting State Organ -
W ere 10 confne nay choice to those papers
wHIcl. have the la gsst circulation, aud re-
j0.ce III the most ubiquitous tongue | should
certainly select The AituUstols prin ed in.
+ tile Dutch ia' z a e. But as il would be ia
baGe taste tor ME 70 od15credIt nay own vernac~
uIaT, and rs the interests of my administr, ,f,on.
require an Organ which can be or oil sides
aHt no side Ola question at the same ,ju.e.
which VIII glorify all successful men. and
"hich Wlil never commit Itself TO n doubtful
pol'cy. CT Al 1t should ever mistake the direc-
uon Il ihe pub &c current, will apologize in
Prtra.e Tor ',nat II has said IN pt.Jkc, | shalf
ioloF IL the o;siUFs Of ole r iny illusirious
r edecessoFa, aR' appoint the WISCONSIN, as
the organ OF nav official communications Il the
pubic. l shSll thus secure tie services an
Iniaiilb!e organist, and the benefit Of the
ccunssis o. one Of the most intimate friends
Of the laVa lamenied Silas Wright
As tbis Is the commencement of a reform
my a ILLUSTRATION, anc as II VII! require q
series Of gears to accomplish all my piaus for
the fuLno good, shall dispose ofthe School
and University Lands o7liy to my political
iTiei .ds. and shalt loan the School Funds 10
te'E active politicians in each County, who
viii pledge themselves to continue me and N y
friends IN Office.
, Among the expenditures for charitable pur-
poses, ! recommend an appropriation for the
establishment Of State Lunilic Asylum, for
. the benefit Of INDECENT insane persons. who
annually come up 10 the Capitol sn crowds 10
beg Office at the hands Of the Legislature.
Also, that fund be Sc. apart f)r the relief of
that large class Of ofsuperannuale1, aud aisap-
pointed politicians. whose chief merit is the
importantly with which they have besought
the public, to confer upon them the honors
and elnOlumenls If Office.