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Iow0. The citizens of Iowa appear to be high
ly incensed at the curtaiFment of their territorial
limits by Congress. Some papers recommend
the election OF Congressmen-thatt they be sent 10
Washington to demand their seats, and that assent
to the new boundary line be refused. The Bur Bur
lington Gazette makes the following remarks ..:'
which are endorsed by other papers; our ,So cM.,
zens cannot-must nOt-wILL NoT-accePt t"e0I
boundaries. To do-sos would be madness eal.a anu
worse than madness Motives Of interest," 1H"o
pride, and Just estimate of what is due TO 'ne.n
as people, and what is essential to their Succ's
under State Government, all call upon them "a !"
reject them, even if by so doing they shouiu ''
iect the Constitution