The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26
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u sisss ere evidently scismSticai and con
sssy 70 Democratic oracies 10 nov interpreted!
lrs o. sooner be conforms % the nev dispcn-
- the iese likely he viii be to be cast out Of
| = pnrsy into the outer darkness ef Black Re-
,bEcznisn
~ the worst binnder he has yet made IL thu
sn1ion which We lind in Sundays paper, shA'
N Free STATE Settlers Of Kansas should not b
|ilosed - vote unless they paid taxes. This
|nicshsedly his true sentiment and that Of BIZ
r.v, but is NOT very consissent with their for
= professions Our readers will remember
leo long and loud was the lamentAtion Of that
|ar<s because our City Charter vas 80 amended
y 10 exclude ali voters who did not pay taxes
II some sort, from exercising the elective fran
ssi-e upon propositions 70 run the city in debt.
4. egers political election the right 10 vote Of
every white male citizen above the age Of
ssenty one years. was left undisturbed and I'm
questioned, YET because persons who paid no
nsss sere not under the amended charter
|keved TO run the city in debt. this dcma-
cFs< epread himself through column after
carn1 for xeaks ia condemnation Of the in
| Jsdy n 'hc amendment Now he says the
rsk Kansas Who do not pay taxes should
sE h Alosed 70 vote nj al
Da thi ID not oil. There never has been .
e~snscnt in Kansas from the organization Of
ax issriiory TO this time, except that instituted
n De unised states. There has been no safety
y liz Or limb-no protection Of persons and
- property such Is is enjoyed in civilized
#ssnm<nss. and from the beginning NO col
|xbon of taxes Nov there are ct least ten
kscsand Free State men to fifteen hundred
Oh Carolina and Missouri Ruflians In whose
)na i the mockery called . territoial Gov
nnent And by way Of perpetuasing this rule
sfes oyes many and bringing Kansas into
y Union a. Slave State, it il proposed to
fbs tie right Of suffrage to such as are
pzas 10 pay tsIes 10 this lAEsroni which rules
>. POSER derived first from conquest, but nov
pscned and perpetuated by Walker and the
aad Government. Atchison and Stringtel.
y and the border ruliisns say none but tax
Aye1 shall vote. Walker says none but tax
sses shall vote and the Editor Of Gazette ap-
Md.
W have not Time TO pursue the subject fur
Yer II this.
Ceraing. Adams Couasy. Iowa.
Probably NO man IN Iowa is 50 well informed
~gard TO soil, face OF the country, and gem
- advantages Of every part OF our State a.
kr .. y. Smith. He has for several years
- engaged almost exclusively in locating
lasse lan1s for himself and parties in aud out
! The State. Prior 10 this he was constantly
ssiaossd In travelling over the State. ~ agent
y he Sunday School Union. and in this cApAc-
y obtained much valuable information. Il
,ssA therefore he no exsggers ton 10 say that
HAh regard TO our advantages. the best in
ssed nan 10 Iowa.
II. Smith has recently laid out new town
|Ga he line Of our Western Railroad, near the
|saik Of Adams county, which be hes christen-
4 ueEsixs. In the map which has been handed
SAC MARKED ~ Railroad station. We are
~ W those who have been there that il has
sAss greet natural advantages, such - fine
'nss. being on the Nodaway, and con-
Aiilg u the limits quite number Of 6ne
sf.gs. taers being also NO difinulsy in sipking
'ss q small expense. Lime stone Of superior
esAsy y abundant, anc beds Of fine coal nu-
asssas in the vicinity.
- sanith has started things agoing hand
''s<iy st Corning. A steam saw and Rriss mill
'as already becn pat in epesasioa. He has q
re brick yard with three hundred thousand
nd already made and ready for use. Mr..
11aia has not only the energy and the enter.
-, boz the money Necessary 10 set things
rAg right. lie expects to have = wspsper
~@ ihs presens season. This is the way thinss
~ Zone in Iowa.
- Vhristy's Ninsirels" made their first an.
a'snse At g. James Theatre, London. on The
: I'D net With great success. LAD
Anvrs Ms RIcHr.-Esq. Harris Iiasd !. Bal
- ien dollars and costs, on Saturday. Cor
ssss'as Hannah BsIshoa.
rikington, (who, having, - he
!. !. -. e'rn %. couldn't help il. bsing slight.
esssd, amused himself Tor sons tiue
- Fsead. and frightsning the vomsn.
!. - received = saddss cheek. hovevsv,
- MARSHAL took possessioa Of him !;
ps say @ blank despair when Justice
:, gave the opinion of shs Court that