The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

Ma. DUNHAM:
The Senate passed bill for the benefit Of the
Medical Department. Of the State University q
Keokuk, authorizing the loan 10 it Of $1,000
from the Common School Fund, at ten per cent.
interest, ON approved security. Also . bill ap
propriating TO the State University 1t Iowa Cisy,
from tho State Treasury, three thousand dollars
for repairs, aud ten thousand dollars for erecting
. boarding house.
This last bill passed with only three negative
votes, after spirited discussion.
NJ. Bailey opposed the appropriation, - the
University would only be for the benefit Of Iowa
City youth, and the sons Of the RICH from abroad
Academies needed it more in his region. Let
the wealthy support the University, and bear
the expense. =
NJ. Atkins was against the bill in thsse times
Of great extremity for means to carry on State
affairs, and as already the Senate had voted
down the high school provision in the School
Bill.
Mr.. Trimbls favored the bill. - hs had some
experience in Indiana, whore clubs in . boarding
house lived at six bits . week, in former years.
This appropriation vas the only way 70 bring
the University within the rsaeh Of scholars out
Of Iowa City and over the State, considering the
price Of board there. @ag
Ar. Grinnel stated that twenty ave students
from Iowa went to the Wisconsin University
just because they had there such buildings. He
did mot like to have Iowa youth 30 abroad. a
NJ. Patterson would 80 for the bill, - the In.
stitution had done NO good 70 any body out o.
Iowa City. % far, though lot Of Professorl
were paid tAsir six thoasand and six hundred
dollars year. And - they had nothing to d
he hoped this bin woaid pass, % that they nigh
have pupils from abroad and something to do
They bad more scholars q tho Nuscatine High
schesl taught for twenty one hundred dollars.
i NJ. Kirkvood responded 70 the suggestion o.
Ne. Hsilsy, that Il would only b. IN Institution
for The wealthy. he said that II gentlemen Sen
ators wished 20 oonAns the advantages OF thu
Usivses,sy 70 The Nc. they would vote for thi'
bnL He bad known . pocs.' yoash cons y low
CITY and turn back home, win; ssars. ief VAN
Of L,sans 70 stay quarter at the big: rae. .
board. And this bill vas 70 bring ths Ias0se
eioa within the roach Of sueh.
Aad - TO the salaries paid thsse, not dollal
ee1es iron ths Seats: The groands. The build
,ns. ana isnds q shs Univsrsity we're u shs
gift Of the q. q. 0svernnsnt And The onl.
o.easioa b. whseher The Stats shall carry 90
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