The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-06
IOWA LATURE-OpECAAL SEES
= ia Nf0Ns
rHnAcfal To IlaWk.Eye1

49, Il
De- Nouns, Sept. 8. 1859. !
i Assembly met at . r. N. to-day old ofaosfs.
Aldrich Chief Clsrksof the Houss, and Davis q
Muscatins, SECRETARY Of the Senate
Eighty members Of the House and thirty.three
members of the Senate were present
The Governors message was received and
read.
The House referred It to IN appropriate com.
mittss and ordered 1000 copies printed.
The Senate ordered 800 oopiea
Jairus Neal introduced bill in the Senate re-
pealing tho dog law. Referred.
Redasld Of Dallas introduced bill 70 enable
soldiers In the q. 8. service who are citizens oil
this State to vote and provide for the same.
Both Houses meet at nine 4. n, tomorrow.
The news from the Potomac casts gloom
over every thing here.
Mr.. Brockaway, who has just returned from
Fort Dodge, whittier he had been sent with arms
fer the settlers, reports there is no danger from
the Indians on the frontier at present
Several Companies Of mounted ridemen have
rendered their services to the Governor for ops.
rating against the Indians. T. rs.
DEs Nouns, Sept 4.
The House resolved to put the State to no ex.
pense tor postage, to employ one Post Master
for the Assembly, and dispense with several off.
GERS.
After considerable discussion the House in.
definitely postponed aresolution disfranchising
rebel sympathizers in this State, the provisions
Of the CONSTITUTION being deemed sufficient on
that subject; but kahony got rap or two.
A Special Committee of seven IVES appointed
to inquire into and report concerning Indian
troubles on the northern frontier, and what &C.
ton is necessary to secure the lives and proper
ty of settlers. a a2
The Attorney. General was called upon 70 give
an opinion as to the constitutionsity Of soldiers
voting outside Of the State.
4 joint resolution to send City copies Of the
daily papers here, with proceedings of Az
sembly. to each Iowa regiment was laid over
till tomorrow. f.s.ss
/. Aspecial Committee of nine, with Lowrie, Of
Lee, Chairman, was appointed to inquire into
troubles with Secesh on the Southern border,
aud report the necessary action for drying them
up, if possible. nd $50
In Senate, McCrary, of Lee, introduced a bill
amending the Militia Law materially and abolish.
ing county examining surgeons. McCrary Of
Van Buren, county introduced resolution which
was adopted. instructing military committee to
report bill as soon as possible for the enroll
ment and organization of the entire militia Of
the State. It is wonderful how many are get
ting to be conscien tiously opposed to fighting
petitions to be exempt are coming in from the
Quakers, Advents and Mendonists.
Marshal Hoxie has four candidates tor Fort
Lafayette here for reasonable operations
Their names are G. @. Mann, Of Polk county,
and John Gallagher, John Beal, and John Nailor,
of Clarke county. He also has goodly mum.
Der of Aissourians in his care who were leaving
the State to escape the draft.
The Governor has decided to organize anoth-
OK regiment, to rendezvous at Iowa City. It is
to be the seth Regiment.
large number of the members Of the Gen.
eral Assembly are uniting in an invitation to
Senator Grimes to come here and address the
Assembly and people upon the difficulties Of the
hour. 7. Il. 8.