The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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and tefreinatc thai VII IN will be n.
kAfsled with deep interest In future
yeAfs II has had to struggle against
many diiIlculties, and the report II III
transactions. which will be submitted
here with, shows II h bc seriously en-.
bArrAsscd. II deserves every encourage.
ment which, with the numerous demands
made upon the State, can bc Afforded
n II.
Tns f,sn COMMISSION, which was
provided Tor by The last General Assem-.
bly,, and for The use Of which $4,000 was
appropriated, has performed 4 good
work with little money. Il VA thu de-.
slgn 10 appoint men WIN had made
study of hsh culture, aud who believed
thoroughly IN the utility Of State cncour.
Agcmcnt. What these men have done,
and what they believe can DO done In
tho future, arc we'll told Ia their report,
TO which special attention Il invited.
0ESEnnsirr TO TN. NORTHWEST
Tho commission appointed to dispense
the appropriation mAlc by your probe.
ccssors u purchase seed Tor farmers made
destitute by tho gFasshoppcr Invasion In
some III tho counties Of the Northwest
faithfully performed the duty. Although
supplying Ill who came within tho Law,
they returned ei3,7a0.5S to tho state
Treasury. This appropriation, with tho
generous private donations made 70 those
people, 10th In 1879 and again In 1874,
when thcrc Was another partial dsstruc.
ton Of crops, ! have no doubt Influenced
5000 people 10 remain In the State who
but for this generosity must havo loft
tho country. To this work ~ charity
General Baker gave time and heart, and
deserves mention. The past season
most Of those people have harvested
twenty bushels OF wheat 10 tina aero and
are now living Ia comparative comfort.
WOMAN 6usvnAae.--Th proposcd
amendment 10 tho constitution adopted
by your predecessor, and which re-
qulrea your sanction before being sub.
mittod 10 tho voters of tho State, will
como before you. venture 10 suRgost,
~ tho uniform expression In Wyoming
Territory, whore woman suffrage ID !
fact IL favorable to its continuance, and
that wherever In Europe and America
women have voted for school or minor
olllcers tho influence of lhcir suffrage l,as
boon bcncilcent, and In Wow of tho no
culiAr appropriateness III submitting
this question In this year 1870 when oil
America Ia celebrating achievements
which werc Inspired By the doctrine
that taxation and representation Aro oil
right insoparablc, that II would seem Ia
mo proper 10 give tho people Of Iowa IN
opportunity 10 express their judgmcn,
upon tho proposed amendment II tho
ballot box.
CkNrkskiAL.--I regard II ~ very i'm
portAnt 10 Iowa that immediate and
effective stops DO taken by tho lcgislA.
turc Tor tho proper representation 81 tho
State ~ tho forthcoming International
Exposition ~ Philsdelphia. During the
past two years considerable progress
has boon pAdc BY voluntary contribu.
tions and voluntary labor Ii securing l
collection or articles 10 represent oul
material resources anil some of oui
achievements In art and Industry. Those
who have given their time and effort Ia
this work 10 tho past have now arrived
OF point whore II becomes necessary
to ship and enter for exhibition tho
COLLECTIONS made, and unless tho 0tat1
gtvCs immediate aid the work must
cease. Il will readily bs seen that In
addition 70 tho value OF taesc centennial
obssivances 10 inspiring ANEW tho patrl.
0elc forvof Of tho people, and IN thslr
educating inhuencs, W can In no better
or cheaper manner advertise our State
and i,s resources. Il 10 Impossible 10
enter here Into details 20 show what has
oesn 'tono, but the committee, named ~
me u tho request Of tho mAnagssa OF the
exposition, will present you report
which will afford lull information q 10
what has bssn dono and what II nccoss.
Ary 20 insure success.
THE TuIRTxkkTm CENsus.
You have before you the yoluminoul
and valuable report Of tho Thirteenth
Census u tho State, taken and COM
piled under The immediate supsr vision
Of the Secretary Of Etats. Tho popula.
tion OF tho State II shown b, have boon
4 yeAr ago, l,1s0,oll, double Whist I,