The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-25
CSrgcndence Of the Hswk-Eye.

Uks AolNES, may 40, 1901.
srS Eark. .Ep.-DEAR SIR:-The Legis-
ysOu Of the State is again at the Capitol,
in extraordinary session. The body
ssrh to proceed at once to business,
in happy to assure you that there seems
dsposltion to do what is to be done,
.,nl thoroughly. There is no holding
tmidty, no suggestion of partizan
il IN conviction, on all hands, seems to
krts country is in great peril, and must
ued from the Vaccinations of those who
isst,oy it, though the price be millions of
n and the best blood in the land.
uganixatioo of both Houses; was mainly
Il yesterday. Lieut.. Gov. Rusch took
All in the Senate but expressed to that
4 Ii doubts whether an acceptance Of the
d.nigrant agent did not disqualify him
II eformance of the duties o! Lieut-G Gov.
eas circumstances ne preferred to vacate
Adi sn,il the Att'y-Genls opinion could be
hat functionary will deliver his opinion
y, the meantime Senator Wilson Of
m Rrupies the chair. j. d. Sanders
sssced Secretary; Mr.. Wellslager, Of
na, Assistant Secretary; Mr.. Ensley
'tatAms. A motion to subscribe for
copies Of the local papers, for the use OF
1bers, vas laid over, after discussion.
the House assembled Judge Edwards
Nd desire to resign his position as
A general negative was the response
ggestion. So unanimous was the de-
lie should retain position he had filled
,ach honor, he was contained to sub
1sh he did with a graceful acknowledg,
1ids appreciation of the good feeling ex-
q committee was selected to report
h. At.ir division of those in the gift Of
Rns smade by the committee, whose
VI Sd accepted. Mr.. Thompson, dem, OF
city, supercedes Mr.. Aldrich, as Chief
vile the latter takes the place of lst
eEi B F. Little, dem, Of this city as en-
I Csfk L. J. Mills, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Sa the Houses were organized to the
sanee Of Republicans and Democrats. =
aus authorized its members to subscribe
sNpies of the city papers. The resolu'
ans from the democratic side Of the
and was adopted without serious opposi'
lbe Message Of the Governor will be dc
s:0day, and you will receive a copy by
ID that conveys this letter. 1t will be re-
ariIh universal appreciation. 1t breathes
sasc spirit that will find u response in
Airlotie heart After stating what he
'one, Aid giving indubitable evidence
has put forth every energy to meet the
's<n OF the General Government, he urget
.saature to complete the Military organi
Astbe State, and place it in q position Il
4suery demand that may be made upol
4Sszs for the defence of their own border
sNppression of rebellion in the South
aOses secession in all its forms, justl
'4iing that "peaceable secession" is ia
Gus Pss.tn the destruction of government
has nerer failed to vindicate the rights
4alens Evils, If they exist, must be col
lin tae Union, not out of it, and it is a
|aShnent Of the patriotism and integrity Q
taps Of the whole north to say that the
sriliing TO maintain every guarantee o
sstution. which the South assisted in e!
tsas
~egislature will place ample means in tn
sasas Governor to meet any emergenc
A' occur befors next winter, and author
aa an organization Of the militia Of tn
suN prove adequate either for defensiv
<save operations. The session will prob'
S.iOr.night
't*,O'eeze sprung up yesterday, on m,
axby Mr.. Shipman, of Nuscatine, tbs
sssn be qualified anew. Old La Lache.
i aware, Canadian FrenchmaD, said tn,
1 ~atsn the oath Of allegiance for lii
sa needed no new baptism. The motto
'nadIawn to restore good feeling, althoue
lnealtto zee what objection. !o.ai III.
ave to the proposition of Mr.. Shipman.
eN living nom all the prominent ho
=, public and private character, and Il
= "erdows and eRervssces with the p
Yours, DIS No,srs.
N,a Is fHH HIDDEN GIN WE SHOULD D.
i, na true that no discovery in mediciI
.u' handied years, will compare vii
i. ,aslows SoorHING SYRUP, in its bene6
as.sn .snsn race. II is equally true that tsl
nss .'os Of children die annually during Il
cutting teeth, and hundreds of tho
sr Sg escape death, to pass . life of q
Sseased in body and enfeebled in min
kss. a'en results from disorgasisatiopi
en- n during tho process of teething.
taat Mrs. Winaows Soothing SyrI
la,ss medicine 70 meet the case. 1t o.
a. q. the name implies-SoorBs q
aah. lsto . quiet, natural sleep. fro
kA~ nvigorated and refreshed; Al
kai,,% wy diseases incident 70 the period
ss l. is0 g dyeentery, diarrhos.. win
Ill "ssHahss never beea kaovn. y