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loWA-An election takes place next month to determine whether the people are willing to accept ofthe Constitution prepared for them by the Convention. Congress, in the act of admission, deprived that State of an immense quantity of territory, and it seems to be doubtful whether the people will assume the form ola State government on such terms. Many of those who advocated change of government, are thrown beyond the limits of the proposed State of Iowa by the act of Con- gress, and hence it is doubted whether ma jority can be found in favor of the Constitu- ton. Strenuous opposition is made to it in other parts of the territory