The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-31

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'ea 1soses'oea ~ me ssass penocfacy. he has
oec" Psoposeo 20 sne administrator as proper
person Tor an once IN the government OF the
new Ierr1tosy. which VIII probably be organized
BY acs Of Coagres At its present session; but il
y hinted that for this vote the proper recom1'en
daticn by his brother Democrats will be withheld
Is is now expected that all appropriations will
be made BY party vote, except, perhaps, the gen
eral appropriation fos the State goysBnlneat.
Should the lines l,e drawn on that bsh, il is thu't
it will fail, for which The Republicans arc prep VI
ed. Several members, Republicans and Dclao-
Gratis, have already left, and others viii be drop
For the Penitentiary some $50, 900 viii be ap-
propEiated, a. the least sum with which that in
stitution can be run. As before minated, the
Blind Asylum getspo money this session As 4
compensation for the defeat Of his pet measure,
Drummond goes neainst the hills for MI tae 9TH
er institutions While the Blind Asylan was
ander discussion the minority Of the Committee
on Charitable Institutions in the Senate, report
ed apropositiou for the ss1W OF The Iowa Central
College building At this place. which IL now just
under roof. for a Blind Asslum. Had a I
these charitable Institutions been located at
be Capitol, the State would already have saved
hundreds ofshoussssds OF dollars. isssi sFse
bill has passed the Senate giving the Conn-
~ Court civil jurisdiction to try cases Involving
$500 snd less. ~ y thought this Offers the only
fnnASRnlA mode nf the tlnfEfatS
OF the District Courts The Senate has also re-
fused to make an appropriation for printing the
Report OF the State Agricultural Society.
Inc Dill regulating interest on money has pas
sed both Houses, and Is now the Law of the land
Henceforth the usurer liable to fine and inipris-
oament, besides The loss OF I'LL interest on his
capital. Whatever OF eloquencc members had,
was displayed on this bill, and the Old hobby OF
protection Of labor from the rapacity Of capitai
was thoroughly ridden. A bill for the creation
of township collectors was to-day defeated in the
House. and in the Senate a bill was passed but
few days pest, regulating the publication and
price Of the Iowa Reports. II likes the price at
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In conclusion, the Capitol IL hive OF working
ueu niSn' au uay' uh'usn HELMET parry sss'' ~
tnh,ye come here with any settled State policy,
nd the disagreement among Republicans, when
Inherent measures I'VE retaroeo nhai ACTON up
m them; ana though every man. Almost ms nss