Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14

1n6 Hoxse "a pnnGstatju0:
Ton hsvs again a1uenbled u ohe1isnee 70 - sAn-
datee e the = dalibease upon ~ a1AiD
q Stab, ard y enaot such laws = may Be necessary
unase ! ~ 49, fsrm & sovsrnsrent.
Yoaf datto are e. 70 ordinary character. Tho en-
actmese q isws fur The govsrnmentofa STATE which
msst dr:cely 3 ineiss1s! als.t e wslless svy
. ~ powers wtth ueh ~ have bssn investsd. and
hsa vinay ~ judiepusly ~ should . exereised.
Or coastttsttn ~ eaFefal a prescribing legiala
rssie13oas upoa 1agislaivs sstion. Tho examples Of
1Iey ard cooolane expoionee teach that there Is
tsneucyia political associations - we'll - in per
ns, % a undue sxersss Of power inconsistent With
hsenos b constitutional principles, constant regard
for the rights and privileges secured to, and retained
b the people, and strict observance Of the prohb
tons upoa legation, should, under sllcircumstance
Il grat6ss me to inform you that the State Is in
highly prosperous condition, general health PREVAILS
bountful harvest has again crowned the efforts AZ
ths husbandman emigration unprecedented in the
In upon us the pablo lands being rapidly settled
and improved By those who. with the pioneers of the
country, will doubtless build up government which
fr lie liberal and just policy and its attachment for
For this prosperity and al the great privileges which
" enjoy, let ~ Be grateful to Him who holds in his
hand the destiny Of men and nations.
In calling your attention to the condition of the
-ss. - a., ersrc;s, .nas suouIu
when contrast that condition with many Of our sis
Ter States. The funded debt Of the State for which
~ 1rd;,or .,o.,rs. = 49, 49,. ~ So I.Pol:o.
ssc.,..ra 800 h.Ss ~ ,;~., e.. Ss,,y mn
-vsctv'ev. ssrt.. @ -s'9 ~ ~o'lais aAu
Sixteen thousand four hundred and forty-two dollars
Ssv a. Mav 10 and the other Iii ~ mav s.s :;
va "a ~, "a nv \. sS viz g ays0e N
.ss - ~ 9. en- . ,nsIe.o.e De Necessary ia
shst ia ord;narv revenue shonf not move .so;er
- 49,. $500 .sss -. .L ~. p'0,e eu'uc,eus
there de6ts - .tnr;tv i ~ ~. ~
~ 80 ~ uss s:. e lMPa'ens " preserve tue
~ ths T,es.rrsr. y ,.r enr s.h;eh
mitted Il viii he saen that from the 6rst an ~ Ne
vsrh., iaso m - shs sh;. e.. e JSy " ;o no
ther. 10. ls ;n.c ~ Ioo4,
srd trentv Ave- thnnsand sonr hrJJ o. "a ..nuea
dollar and ftvseven cents te ,hs.s anu
A..y ~ 81 49,, scl snusano nve nun
orec ana nieen sna seventy cents OF which was
h ~. 80 =. - uIng snat time
sS "a oIea ~. 49, - e wa,lants one nun
d III. "a .sa.. Nc. nunareo ana forty
~ uo,s.s .nu mI1 SIn Ans amount OF monies
49, az. h - ~ az. uay % october last,
,nk .s.esa saso.1 wy nunu W ana twenty Two
..s.s s.1 s~S. s "a y'1ss, ..'ci!un9 the sum OF
;as -n;h - 4; ~. To- =" s - alu eelen.y-
al Noyambsr 1857. - ''' 400 usy
~. -. .s".:c. - A..
s.o ~. = - sns usnsial assembly, 1t was
- !. ~ smenI ING revenue iaw as 70
.rsh ;nstsad ~ poRsssy 20 Ie made
@WusnP aaS'ea. ~ county omcer. FMS sys-
tenn, as have been informed, has proven much more
expensive than the former one and leads to and
inequalities which have been injurious to the public
n ss.,, ~r frm; ~ II tha
and remedy Is far e practicable the evils complain
co OF, would recommend tnat the present law be so
amended as 10 require the election OF county
tor cacn county, Win sucn otner regulations as may
aouSn' "e0es'aiy " ees' ~ Aa''ndul dscnsrge o.
MS duty.
Kermit me AGAIN 20 cau tne attention OF the General
Assembly 70 me laws establishing Common Schools