The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-26

v hich de1lfe - make apee1AI ee{eEence. D
they are national fathef than eraf q skeir chai
ssser. allade y marine bospi,ala We 6av
Idislinenished precedenss for calling fhe ~,
great rivers shat vAsh our shores, island sfea
They bear upon their bosom ! heavy aud grow
ing cen'nerce, next in imporsance toe ehss vhicl
hoata upon the moce expanded realms of n,
open seaa She vessels 81 many. SiS0teo plI
spon their vaiera and tbey throw. ppop 81
lcprders annually no inceaojdefable. nembee .
af1cted aad disabled uaiergpen.e These ars ~
our citixens aloae; .thsy belong to The cafryin1
trade Of the whoSe country, and they should n
kindly cared for ssthe public expense. Our -
sociated relation to The General Government
plakes il our duty early and persistently Il
press upon the considsrati0n, 0i Congress ,thl
importancs not only of erecting marine hospi
tA's at the proper point6, but that also Of Gus
tom-honse and portal buildings a those places
made ports Of delivery, and where distribntina
post Offices have been established, II the amount
Of business connected with these .brapches ol
the public service viii justify the same,
Cordially approving and adopting, the views
and suggestionB contained 70 the message de-
Evered By my worthy predeeessos upon al ths
ordinary topics Of legisation, It i only aeceasa.
y for me to recur 10 general terns TO some oi
those things which impress my own mind with
TL> .a...-.S.S Il .....t r - 2 :. IS. I. VI
~ ~ ~. Snsa.pseo ~. 'ncreaea q oai Pepasanen
exhaust all the copies Of the Code. e. veil y
the pamphlet laws subsequently enacted, leaving
4 large body of our citizens destitute Of the
are living. sss ss1..., 8,
This evil should be remedied at a. early ps-
riod q practicable. Six years practice under
the Code has brought to light many detects, e.
ps.-ssy !. n;.S ~. Ssskssas Isku.ul ~. c.vn
~ $3.50 sx.sM.. 'su yasls nos - oe Es.olnnee:
A.. ~ s.S -ssS.1S. JS.O1 = ~. st,aol -
49, 49, ..;s. .1 P:aPes 's ln0'sune tnc sew
ps.; p.,Sssr; 80 pesnaps oe .sn p 'nals'ooa'
" ~ s's1s w. Ps1sons neW
s,,st. !s.h1:Stxss sne tor
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~ - connetsnf M ;r.siy;.sn. scas -. "a saon
= 80 H 80 seey "a rAEu
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- w. "a 80 - ~ II
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= 80 = - ~"
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s"u pelaees Pssoso. -, - N,o GU. s"at me
.y ~ ~ -. ssus oc.sion .n1 , - ~
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S.a.. l sysss :, - c'sn 0nu
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~ ~ .:suWI..n.sT ~ uHeis Pun.s1eu
,. ~ sns connseuon ! csnnos IorDe.. making
aiuMon a. W W. sseAs laauSauacy " .ue ota.e
re,Hsen.sly 70 enec'ua.e .ue o9lscss PROPOSED. =
u y under the management Oh nlgnly comPe.
tent insPecsors, .no go, WIN tue generous aid
.! your DOdy, maze y wnat ~ sn0uI0 oe, nfst'
elass, seIi-sust st.ln.ng insu.uuon Inc .osom1e 's
deih.nos OF criminal Justice ~ snls olrecslon,
aunM ol no 1en'o' ,, % uelsy. lne rspor' q tne
ihspec.ors "il zen lss 0wn s!ory, ana ccmmAno,
oouot NOT, your very consloersse rs ana Proh'ps
ate .,,'l' nt'on.
ue P.acuca. eAPeElsnce =, .,.. sue wnois coun'
try "sses.s sne noasPensane ussy Ul ra"1oaus.
A.hosgn c,nusvs IN 'ne oenenss .ney oes.ow,
e..e"ulns .nemseses oee,! Sl.ss IA co'nlu. ..
n.y' ye' sls c9un'ry .u0eu'su .ol .ns lncss Sss
pai., 70 .nols.uusa crp.s.s .nu aS p1.ss ~
'ne,s cons'rucuon ANS .sc' snos'u oesr uOMn y.
r sress ntge"Cy opon p so nuu oy.a = sue
,,sa.s ~ Nssonsi so.S1e ~ 9olS ~ s1s
and self.sacri6cing few, who manifest willing
ness to peril much Of their fortunes, to push
forward description Of improvement that
ma, Ks one of The great features Of the age.
The new Constitution contemplates impor.
tar. legislation upon our Judiciary and militia
sys EN-, upon the school lands aud funds, and
IA RADICAL change IN our educational department,
AZ we'll as other subjects, upon all which it VIII
afford me pleasure TO communicate freely with
YOU during your deliberations.
The question Of currency and agriculture are
new subjects Of legislation in this State, author.
lied and enjoined by the Constitution, and pos
SEES no ordinary signihcance. '''
In the absence Of . national paper currency,
and with an established policy Of seventy years
Standing IN me use o. ml1ea S currency ie ;x q
paper .uu mesA. y sns o'1.es' s.cu ~ en
pI"no'ng snu su's'ins ~ -, osn - eSOs a,:.ns y
h. ;, tor . .rI. 'S s.sss ~ u uosse,.;no eosi
powers, to lean wholly upon other States and
iorc,cn CORPORATIONS for it's currency. Yet Iowa,
from the beDinnine. has been guilty of this great
l,,Ily. The effect Of which has been to keep out
,hat amount Or fair proportion of gold and
silver. which wise and ven regulated banking
sy.tsmi would have necessarily supplied; and
sal;ected us to the necessity. as well as all
the hazard. Of employing the paper of thou
san, banking institutions in other States, at an