The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-25
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end undisps6sd oG The in1aca( - IL
Hoase win pass ! lav deeiaDed a Aet hoeA !,
prsssnt and Future uortxsGea 1hat cl,ras
Claggsss hdl giving . stay of ons ysar bsser
sls. Vim, ftun present lndScatious, bs stsicksa.
kouk The House u kcstinr tirea II he osestio,
A6dthe great danger i the bin Win pass u ,
ahaps 70 susr..eee 4. d.e.,. s ~ 80.
], IN tie een,as but ! short .,.,,nn -. Ma -.
tesdsy and to-s,av. IL yud;ci.,v co.,..;...s /
q work upoa the Code Ccmmisr;one,. ,.,o-.
which, viil b. soon repcrted % u. 800. A.
two Comnaitsees work together oror th,e ~r,L
| understand the Code AZ N. Cc..-;..s,,.--.
win b ssbstantiallv renor%ad - -. r..;.,.....
In the Houee ;tvill ,s.e ,.o.k ..,,,,.,... -,
tion, though the feeling Il nov "a ,dont !. = 4,
| re,~o.t.,, C.. ..--,s So -
ments and h..tv ch.r.s. -. ~. -.
Of the work. and vitho.t s,~.t e..,,c, -.
holes win bediscoyerea thron.A ~h;ch ;,a;.;.l
wrongs win Green.
This Afternoon the ;o;,t r..o,,.;,,, =. ;,,...,
Cation of ta,s .frs;r. of n. r...,. 49,. -.
taken mn The sec.,. .,,.,,,.a ~. r...,...,...
originally ps..ed - a "a re,.,ra ~. co,,,.;...
to virit the Asylum. and there r,.h. ~. 1890.
ton and m es.;m..e. :. IN IN. co.t - ~.
nletior of tho ~ho,. - ~. 80. - q. ..-,..--
The Insane A.,,u,r i ~. ...nd;.. ,,.., =
the Demoer.t;c mart, "a ;f :. ,...-.:.......
shou,d he hsa .,SS4,;. ~. ,,ehl Ia....s 80
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be.
Nr. Bereuaan stated so.,e f.cts in oissna.t,on
with the Asyluu. and the estim.tes .. 10 The
cost Of the coronlet;on cssh.t Asv,rw w;n..
Low. the Architect reported last f., that 500
600 would comnlete the ha;,a;n~ e,,y,..;,,. ~
heating and water apuax.tus and furniturc Tf
90, welt Mr.. Bereman saws. he behaves that ccr,.
putation is correct. and that all .hovc thu. sr,,
asked win be reouired Ga. s..h .,,....,. -
furniture.
M. ClagVett n. tad that NJ w;ns,,., .,,,
it would cost about SIX o0 ~ con,Io.o -.
wing, and some SsS. 900 to comn,ete the remain.
der of the building. This vas ont.;de cf .nr.,.
atus and furniture Beremar had st.to., =, .s,,-
to q charge that the Renuhl;c.,. ~o-o ,o..,...s:
bio as they had control of the A.vlnn, ,h.. ~,
Winslow was we'll known and stronv a.moc,.. |
lie Laeheur. in reply. s.i,l he oncbt to 10
hung up without benefit Of Clergy. # the charge.
were trne Tho nerro,..'.. -r,.
Claggett said he did mot believe he r..
he's w;ns,ox "a. an ala
May Flower name. and Democr.ts a;an,. oo,,,.
over in that hulk
As soon a. Mr.. Cl.prett took h;s .... Gov
Baker arose and stated that the manner and Ian.
guagc Of the gentleman from Lee (Nfr. Cl.qpett \
reflected upon those who came over in the Nav
Flower. He wished to saw as a descendant Of
those who came over immed;.telv after tho oo,o.
uists in the Nav Flower that those ,who o.,a
over in the Nav Flower and sa.tl.a IN No.
England were quite a. honorable ma tho.e that
,ettled in MARYLAND
The ex,Judee from Lee ;mmed;..e,v -. oxo;
ed and said the member from c,;n.on h.a 90
,ave his hohhr ho - - =, ~
md his net measures of investigation .;n d.
lad all 6zxled and now be att.cloa h;,nS
lie would inform him that he va. re.dv e.,
l'm' ne wished personal issue.
Baker replied to the effect that he could ac-
him, and he had no fears from q
comparison Of the emigrants from New Hamp.
hire with those from Maryland, SO far as heard
rom.
AT this passage of arms between these able !
'xponents of Democracy the House was nightly
pleased, and cheered Bakers defence of the I
Pilgrims, hugely.
lgive Governor Baker credit for more sense |
ind honor than many who either know him bet
er or not so WELL Aside from . little Aurrey he
created at the commencement of the session, on I
he investigation Of the Public Printing and the I
'ffairs Of the Blind Asylum, he has demeaned I
himself as hard working member. 1 think he l
las become disgusted at the extent to which
;iagett' Bennet Co. seek to carry partisan
IN the work OF the Legislature, and has
es'gned 'ne business OF political mousing to
n's mseresslDg combination OF talent and tao
'cs.
The House has at last passed the Joint Resolu-
ION lor committee OF three TO investigate J
ne anaars OF the Insane Asylum. s. s.
DEs Mo1xrs. Feb 10th 1860
The preacher who opened the House with 9
rayer this morning, among other supplications.
rayed that the day would soon come when the
light of human slavery would not rest upou
ur happy land. Upon the conclusion of the
rayer, Clagget sprung to his feet and exclaimed,
q an angry intonation of voice: ..Mr. Speaker!
protest against this thing of praying about y
egroes in this House /" iran! rap!! rau!!!l
rent the Speakers hammer. with a call "a or.
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