Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
LA Il E N E w s .


i
D. Nouns, Msy II.
M RpusG-ehset osssAss srs ssid 70 b.
indicative Of : leeg saopsisa. II this Be ssus
IN legislative matters. The Extra Session say
b sossidsssd = IN lor h. for some tios -
sona The House has bsss sll day In 6issse
ing ssd amending CaIdssl ; loss bill 1hs
saa Aaslly asresd .poa. which il 10 desasd
sssssassy ~ ths eless . bessos u es00. 1850.
The Dsassssn gssssally desired . 6nsllss
go, bslisvisg sAas ~ aossnt than this
vosld - ss@stsst ~ ths sss ef shs Stsss. m.
III ths ASSEMBLING = ~ ssv Lsgislatars in
Dessmbss sszt. whea the rspsssestssivss
slsstsd directly spea ths iassss nov bslors
shs eoasssy. vsald bs better prepared 70 act
than ths present msAbsss. Who dats their slss-
ton 6sek ssssly ten years. Assy Of the more
vssliks osobsrs we're for much larger sum
-ssy nillios o. sess. BIT discretion being
the better psrt II vslss. The figures u our pro-
possd Ststs Indebtedness we're reduced TO the
above ameant Ths Ssnsts will psrhaps in
ereass the ssount shove ssoed, for they ere
10 for making big preparations in that body
Yet feel soD6dsss that larger losn than
e600. 900 cannot Be forced through The House
unless seos neg sosggsssy sbsll sriss, i~pss.
stivsly demanding sasA sssion On the part Of
that body.
A Standing army Sor our southern border is
pretty generally sbandonsd By The "hot
heads.' the sitissns along The border agreeing
to tsks the contrast % protect themsslves
sgsisse Ill invssions iron Missouri, previdsd
se. the Lssislsssss. let tAsa. the bordsrsrs,
severely alone. This fact becoming we'll
known 70 the Hesss. hes had : great influence
10 ehsspesing TIE proposed losn in that body.
but - tie voice Of the 5ssats IL sttll for var,
eannet dsesrains the result Of the Loan Bill
10 that end Of the Capitol.
The Sssats j. proposing stupsndous var sr-
rsngsmsnta According = their progrsmme,
four rsgimsnts srs 70 b raised. armed and
equipped and placed in camp. for home de
Tense or to serve = reserve for sational defence
- the sxigsnetss Of the times may demand.
II this bill. which be- gone through the ssssts.
passss the Houss. look oat for long bill Of
items reading IN this wise THE State Of Iowa,
Dr.. Ae." l An not much Of . military man
yet have the rsputstion Of being abls to sse
sbout % fer through ladder - most Of peo-
pie, and II this bill 10 not more Of . sAa,isoble
than war-liks nature. an greatly mistaken
It'll bill for the relief Of certain gentlemen
Who are dssirous Of ofics-holding and Who
caonot be gratided except in the way proposed
by the bill. The proof o. The padding 10 the
chewing Of the string, and II this bill passes
and trsst thss i viii not. just wait until the
are sppointsd. 10 see the truth Of my predic
tion, thst this IL more Of . relief measure than
= necessary preparation Tor var.
memorial was read to the House to day
from the volantssrs Of the Fret Regiment, 81
Ksokut, praying the General Assembly to
supply them with clothing. srms, Ac:.. setting
forth The fact that they are in destitute con
dition. Il 10 vsrv evident that relief In this
di. setion 10 much needed. Oar gallant volun
teers. who have % promptly responded 70 The
call Of their couLu, aid BE- veil cared
for.
The Governor with bic long locks and IN
shavsn face, is > frsqusat locker on in both
Houses. He evidently feels considerable
anxiety - to the results Of the Extra Session.
Carroll