29 -ansformations in the humble cabins of the enterprising pioneer, to cately dwellings, will then have been made? What temples dedicated o religion, to science, and to humanity, will then have been erected? And who will now measure the gratitude of that posterity to those whose oresight and liberal legislation started their favored Illinois, in the mornng of her political existence, on the high road to prosperity, civilizaon, and refinement, in company with her sister States? Entertaining the foregoing views, your committee have come to the onclusions expressed in the propositions stated in the beginning of this report, and which are respectfully submitted to the House for their onsideration. |