The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

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paintsd ~ ~ 0esssnos, vish ~ sqasoas 81
Senase, wAo ohall hold his o11ce for TN yees43
from he n-st day Of May nexs and ehsM 49,
and keep an once In The City Of Neu Hetk q
least from the Arst day Of Nay until ne le40Y1
Of December Of each year, which olAce seaA -
kept opea as IN reAsoAAnle bo1sneee ncos9 e.
ttwsea sho dates afbsesaid ana - giye - ima.a l
srsnta - 1872 inlbrnAtl0n a. fsletion -
he sol and climate Of the State end IL branches
81 businesa 70 BE- pursued with advantage there
| III and he cheapest ard most expeditions r0uso
4 ~ which The aane can reach tic 6tete, and ~
rive such Information = will q far = practicae
Sic, protect imnigrants against The imposieiohs
often practiced upon them; 70 report 70 he Gov
esnor = often = required, and in the manner -
/ be prescribed ~ him; the number Of Immigrants
sent by him 70 the State; their nationality and
the branches Of business intended % Be pursued
Sc. 4 The Governor shail have power %
remove such Commissioners foEsinemciency and
1 msconddct IN the discharge Of the duties Of biz
Office, and TO appoint dome proper person h bic
place. 81 ss s,;s
Sec. 3. The following sums Of money are
hereby appropriated ont Of any money 10 the
State Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, 70
carry out the objects Of this act: The sum Of two
| thousand four hundred dollars for the salary Of
said Commissioner Of immigration for two years.
. sum not exceeding one thousand dollars, to be-
expended under The direction Of the Governor,
IN the publication Of description of the State, in
| English, German, and such other language 40
the Governor shall deem advisable; sum not
exceeding one thousand one hundred dollars for
oiicc rent, furnishing the same, and for maps
and books to be used in the of6csOf the Com
missioner Of Immigration
Sec. 4. The salary Of said Commissioners shah
be paid to him quarterly in Advance, and the n
mainder Of the sums appropriated shall be paid
on the order Of the Governor for said purposes,
in such sums and at such times - the Governor
shall direct
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted that IL said
Commissioner shall, directly or indictly, take or
receive any fee, compensation or reward. except
his salary, he shall be deemed guilty Of felony,
and shall be punished by imprisonment in the
State Prison for not lees than one nor more than
Eve years.
The Democrats are in the habit of stigmatixing
Republicans as negro-worshippers. And it seems
to afford them great deal Of satisfaction to say
it-roling their tongues and smacking their lips,
as If chewing sweet morsel,-at the same time
putting on that peculiar expression Of counten-
anee, signifying more than words, and interpreted
means, "Ain't you ashamed of yourselves! 2" Now,
Mr. Democrat, what is your evidence to convict
| US OF the charger Is it negro worship to labor
to prohibit the extension Of slavery into free ter
ritories TO strive to prevent the territories being
occupied by shareholders and their slaves? The
truth Of the matter is, Mr.. Democrat, the pres
ence of shareholders with their slaves eifectually
shuts out the free laborer from territory.
| The Shareholders ofthe country are four hun
dred G,onsoad in number; the free laborers of the
country are Twenty-Five millions. Now, as the &C.
cupancy Of Territory by one class, to all intents
and purposes excludes the other, is it negro wor-
ship IN as to prefer the interests of twenty-five
| millions of white men to four hundred thousand
Shareholders? And this brings us to the fact that
the interest of shareholders and of free laborers
| in Territory, are in conflics-the one demand
ing the right 0f occupying the broad acres OF our
Territories with their capital invested in human
chattels, to the exclusion Of free labor and the
free labOrers OF the country whose capital con-
sists mainly in willing minds and strong muscles.
demanding the right ofoccupying the Territories,
| to build up homes for themselves and children,
and to have the privilege to toll without being
degraded by laboring by the side of the negro
slave. In this conflict of the poor mans capital
| his labor with the Shareholders capital-their
slaves, we are on the side of the white man, be-
heving that If the interests of any must YIELD it
must be the interests Of the few, and not of the
many.-Mt Carmel Qll.) Intelligencer.
ArpRAIsExENr LAw.-Eps GATE CRY: Youare |
mistaken in stating that no appraisement bill
was passed by the Legislature. The Senate SUBJ |
stituted bill in place of the one passed by the
House, and that afterwards became law. of
| this the writer has the assurance Of Mr.. Hedges
| member OF the House, and Mr.. Thompson, the |
Senator from Scott county. The bill prohibits
the sale OF any property, real personal, except
| at, or over twothirds its appraised value. The
Sheriff selects one appraiser the debtor one, and
| the two thus selected select third
In case tho debtor fails to select an appraiser
Wr i'm osrS 49, h. =.
| the Sheriff. An appraisement NAV be effected |
every six months at the debtors expense, and as
often as the creditor Wishes provided in case of |
failure to sell, he pays his own expenses A |
debtor is limited to the appraisement remedy, un.
less he selects redemption and then he Is eonfin.
ed to the redemption now provided BY law A |
sale after appraisement is final and the Sheriff |
Immediately executes adeed. J. W. RANKIN
The Spirit Of the Times is Justly enthusiastic
over the famous horses Of Mr. Robert Bonner.
"lie has steeds' says the Spirit, (which Ph:eton
might have envied, viz: Lantern, Lady Wood.
ruff and the Fiatbush mare Lantern and the
Fiatbush mare, all in all-speed beauty, docity
in harness. and exact resemblenee-are Justly |
esteemed the finest team in the world Both
have long tails, both have white faces, are so
marked that, to the common observer, they look.
when harnessed together exactly alike. These
twins trot together with ont break with the
precision of beautiful machinery, and have ac.
conplisled unparalleled speed, attached to COM
mon road wagon which, we are informed is used
by NJ. Bonner IN his every day driving. Hiram
Woodruff, Wm. Wheelan, Hoagland, and others
ofthe best athoFities, assert that the Bonner
team can beat any other horses that can be |
brought together-Tacony, Flora Temple, and
kindred stars of the first magnitude, included in
the category" $50 = - l.-5 ssef gs,s
A dolefll paragraph is the following from the
Cleveland Piaindealer:
s"OrR CHARTER ELEcrtoN.-The Republicans |
and Negroes carried the city yesterday by about
years vote for Mayor. II Stephen A. Douglas |
mad been in the field as the nominee Of the De- 4
mocratic National Convention, the Democrats I
would have carried the City BY from 500 to 500
majority. They had no heart to organize So
long as the South are insisting upon Slave
Code, and the Administration Is supporting an !
organ here to bully Democrats into the support
Of that odious doctrine, Democrats will have no
conrage to organize. Should the Charleston {
Convention slaughter Douglas and ignore Popu-
lar Sovereignty, there will not be School Dis
trict north Of Mason and Dixon's line reliable | |
for Democratic majority 1
The INVESTIGATING CoNxrrrEE.-Thc Times {
correspondent says:
AHStc ~Ic iacts cOunecteO With the proceed.
ings OF the Committee, which have not vet been l
made public The Committee agreed, soon after
II commenced its sessions, that inssmuch as the
evidence would probably reflect dishonorabIy q
upon the President, before the evidence should .
be closed, or report made upon it, transcript
OF all the testimony should be submitted to Mr.. |
Buchanan, that he might have the opportunity :
to take such action upon it, or make such explain
atoms, as ne saw lit. This was done. The
t,lcsp mad 4
ne discovered that the Committee had such evil I I
aenee . would reflect lasting disgrace upon him. !
and ruin the party of which he IS the head,
am assured by one who knows all the evidence in 9
tne case, that these are facts, and that the | =
charges snbstantiatcd by the testimony before .
Mr. Covode's committee are most CONCLUSIVE of |
the knowledge Of the President Of gross and !
shameful frauds.
SIX MEN KILLED IN A Coal MISE--One Of the il
most frighfful accidents which we have ever been
called upon to record, occurred this morning at h
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