Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-28

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rom { 81, indsa.is.
from ths Eest, NJ mast infer tbat the efnikra
a 4aiDa4e - sylesessns Esas4ssiN exaeed, during
Il s.e essssiak ssssss, ~ hfhys n stsakind hare-
Itofore taken bisee.s iloS siSf kahsasi is The
! wofd 'kEoin stioasands of young men ands
Il Isais is ased; sSd sas ihs & sss sasa s sonss
from ten sshopsead sdlcssr of the en.ffpfisIng
apd industrious Of the older States insflns
mighty iaau4 ef A, ,aer and hssay popplsssio,nEss
iossx will etafh<f rhnre,z aAi spsobsbly the
fhrgest shsree isHonld iffdIcasioass Of peace and
qaiet combine Is win
Aoarishiag sats, sens fertile pgaiTiess and hand.
somey woodland ;ssoar ldhrisingg villages and
growing Cities; our gfest fseiIifies shisthe IN.
ceasing demand fof more labosets; md viLgot
farther and farsins betser.. doubt not Sut.i
||,der reasonable prospsct l6f sfresstate and
Wholesome laws, Kansas VIII receive during. the
next spring and summer great aecessions / her
present population, but for, low. there is no ]
fear Her reputation ia abroad, and thi. her.
ward will large share Of the moving masses
wend their way. Her Wholesome laws and h,s-
name Institutions; her ailsosds completed sndal
sooa tobe completed ;cher Schools Academies
and Colleges bonhdleas fertile prairies and
'hef mi1sral wealth aid above all, the sslubri-
II Of ber climate. are all matters ot fact known
and appreciasedby the world, and Judging from
the sigBsiof' tie times, We cannos doubt her|
receiving such an accession next spring that
viii give her q, name, and ens importat ce
which manyisof the i,oider States might justly
corct. -s7A sIsasas Tnt
RsIiai man IF 81 xs.b. TEL and IN
fuence, there is room. For all thea industrious
and, ei,tsrprising there is ample room, and for
the msGhsnif every kind there nsrer was SO
good All feidy TO tmake,tb9 9themselvesiand chill
dren hoanss,s weatshf ana happiness sin Iowa.
From an tie s.Westerna and Northern Counties
the demand is loudest for mechanics. All inaf
dustrial classes are wanted and steir labor Is
sure to be arenuherated,; and their condition
sure to be bettered. Come on there IS yet
room for. al, who shrink not. from the eplow, or
tt,a implements of the mechanic arts. isoY or
iiIt,a - 1iafFa bH7 5.T FEt &, 70 s,a5acg
4 Brill BRILLIANT IA EA.-TThe shrewd, fconrteons
and talented gentleman Who atsptesent is doing
.he editorials of the Gazette, thinks that Mr.i
Harlans la!l being expelled from his sseat and reT
,eiying $4,000 mileage isp an awful SIM justly
.hargable upon the Republican party !ss Most g
'olks hereabouts think his expulsion ridiculous
aFes R enacted BY the Buchanan majority of the
senate, tAssaqE effect ofswhich isstaset a bad .
strdw away $4,000. ii
sa GSeisSn mars fr---r7zzst tx fr7E-T-7 a4tE Ia
"a ROMANCE. SPgILE The very pretty and d
'omantic stors.ass1he' Eagle dropping feather Fl
roh its viii 5aE At the feet ofanoble Senator,
md that to be the ,ument II the hand
,f.our newly elected President in sending forth g
osshe world the forthcoming message. has been
most wantoniy spoiled of its romance by the fact
hat the bird, instead Of casting at the foot of IL
man, his brightest feather, while soaring aloft in
he pride of his power and the glory of bis free %
lon, was poor enslaved victim Of mans ca |.
rice and barbarity, wearing out his life in loath,
ONE bondage in a cage, and for anghtwe know, "A
he enslaved bird, to make his bondage more
ecure, was robbed of his feather, q fitting en- !
lem for the incoming administratio to declare
Is advent TO the world. d Butt what pity to-
poll so pretty story - bstesap = e;Req a
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