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IOWA.
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We are happy to notice by the recent papers re-
ceyed from the "great west )" that the new constltu-
hon of the State Of Iowa has been adopted by -
people by small majority Thus another star U
about to add its lustre to the glorious constella-
|uon of the Union.


The legislature of this young State will soon as.
semble and enter upon its sovereign duties, and
among the most responsible of those duties is that
of eectng two senator's to represent the State IN the
Senate of the United States


We have heard the name of Gen. Augustus Z.
Dodge the present worthy delegate from that Ter
nory, mentioned as one Of the candidates for that
hugh Office 1t requires no praise from us to raise
him in the estimation OF the people OF Iowa, for
hey know him well. But we may be permitted to
say, that his course their delegate has ever been
such as to give evidence that the trust reposed IN
hIm was most worthily bestowed Whenever the
interests of Iowa have been before the House, the
untring added to the native energy of
character Of General Dodge, has seldom failed to
bring about favorable result These QUALIFICATIONS
alone should insure him a seat IN the Senate; but
there is united with these character highly moral,
adorned with a nature most honorable, generous,
and patriotic, which, being known to all who know
the man. cannot fail to render him exceedingly pop
ular among his own people.


We could not withhold this small tribute to his
worth and excellence, for 1t is honestly his due.