Indiana American, Volume 11, Number 50, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 December 1843 — Page 2
OOVEttXOlfS MESSAGE.
Gtmltmen of the Smote, and Iltusc of Kejwseuralires: Convened under the Constitution ss the Representatives tf the people, it Incomes i s on proceeding to the discharge of t,ur null!;.-
tics, to remember the Supreme Ruler f the . f . i . a . .
pr.pnated to the w.,rk o,,,d permit; and it ft plan. !nd L S ionnV,0 r,rrln loW,ed b "e inevitable consequences of wild . p pre ty oerta.n that it will he fhushed U. h.m VEih II I 3,' "lKn j" ?' rrckle- ru1.li.Hi. All , hat w e valueI crre-!.,,,,e fully fis soon a, , firs, aiici.;UlP , ' ? V , ' '? d ' b" f'e all thut tends , r Prosre,i,v and enjoyment
I he State of Mdiar,, wa, ailthorizp . r ! " " ' ' '"'T'0 " " '!'e fu,,(s aPa" for contribute toour comfort and I,,,!,, . . ,h.
... ull 11M(. ixiiimses III rf7,lC.. l.n. ILL. i ... II - - -'
jaiilU.LII HIT- I .1 'I 1111 IllllP III lUlltir 'I ha .' I . I . . r ..
- iic rniui in u rouiltry is increased. in proportion to its industry and economy. Cinutal mav he enUrcd
inaily, without adding I ir real wraith; or may he inpoed in pursuits which promi-e
...... ..;n!ia which may occasionally add to ilie
... . i
rewarcctt me labor nr ih. ,,.,n-,. ,,....,., .. ; i,v- i.,.. ..."
unusual decree t.f health ha nr.i!, I .,, ,i.' ir..,...l f.., ...I n" w up-k danger m many rases ,f l.i
n,oevervpart of the State. Ahl ot s. the the and r! J V r"""d ',,Rt "f i 1,,s- Kffort, u ere then made bv . , . Z Z'ZZ K"
la.tfew year, have been attended wi,n de-i pecanoe. a cob q i,vTa 'tale JT??' " ,,rirt """'-" ' n pre,.m which h;, caused all our interest , turn, the S.ate by ,., ,m L. , J" 1 T "I ,h,e C''IW" trusted " i Lined ,. e , ,d ,Tt , 1 . 1 e l ,1. , droop and languish, the indications that ,oflu j also sonified to the : ' , he little donht. tha, tf of the c , , 1 ' " ' f '"l
t. , jiii rere.ve us approptnte re ward, 1 Rontons for the Vrthah and FiW-..,..! - V " lu" ' '""'"liy adhered And fir.t
an Citicuinea to insp!re hope and rot.Rdent e. ! niadeoti the the asnmpti that the r. If , ' . 1 . 'nt ,h' V:,ri'', p -'"'' Since the !. mee:in? of the Legi.ttre. lowed as;ra!, ii,!t; h 8 lx , u, , 1 ! ' T'" rt',lie'H n",,, ,n,'r" "0,"'p - t, thin bs transpired M hiel. I,n. produced lec,h cf the canal .Xated f. ' fhr h Z' IT1"'1"' ' fa''i,l,u s erta.ni, any m nerial alteration in mirafiVr. ..r -i,;..i.i.,t .... Lf . .K ' T. .r ",r haM lnf"rn,H"" reKPeiine iliein will hp tn.ii
clUfornny le?isi:nive interfere, bevond i i an additional cuanniv IT T,.:"1,"".! IVeJr,Ii,!!?l,1.rf C-n' "l
me or.imiry dutte nhtcli anttnallr require c rHi'l.ratio:i; althottili s ir.ie of tlie matters tint will rla::n your atieution, involve ronsid-
erame anucttity.
selection. ri.u iaIti ..... . .1. J nu,,l'" ".
u d to the action f the arpaopriaie d , . .1 Z f u I eX" tnentat V;,shin.to,. f-i.v . : ' ' ! P.1"1 ,,,.lh,;V' l'o are n.,l prepared io enronn-
.ermined drin2 Hen,: l " " ril' ",V?,l?'i-'s"" i -.cnUy
,ATTHE,:;;irj!!!!'-.cM. .MACAZIXKFOJt 1844. Ikt January. Dtnbrr v..bl re.inu,, )f bt;i Uim,J - J ...ll.e I ml.,,1 States Ml, it, ,h q'..ly.n, 8 her? """ir ri - the ei.,..,,., ' l'eea ,,KC ..,, ..,
to the f.l.i..i. piate .d,!ored flrr. - l,.l.ep,. a .d n.erit ... irtlC lS,RIe ..vera ll..tl.er.are appsr.t. whirl, b, ,,,,. 'infuilnv of over SKvtj. Tm...n .
I -itj' i atnot.B these ptirMiits cn liirl.("HI1k i.iia. m,d i, ...Juj,,,, ol
Tue current exnenses nf the t:or.mm,i
for the fiscal ye;r ending on the 31st oflast Oc-
.oiht, were sy.i.su, U I as shown by the report
.1 -
ine citizen. .four State are to r..lv f..r .,l
s antial wealth, we nnist teckoti the etiliivmion of tlie Soil. 8ie:idv Ili't.Lel. .....f.ir... r,ri..
and a sound currency are essential, however, at all time to agricultural prosperity. To
s.y ever .-.her .n..r,z,.., 1 1 w,M,ld p,. -l-sl. .he ,-,,tlier ar,.. ,lP ,,,1,.,,,, "-evrr..,t.fie,li1ll,1,ip, bllf rM, txct,,' ." n..a... the l.tsrl, ,,;,;., ,,,a p,.rj. .H, l I, ,. , , . ,.(lie( Suii s Jd
- . .,,,M.vv a-. exten.l.,.r tf.., ,k..
,"""' sn"y l lane. The above vised of ih.ir . . "" " "" 2rirt
direct line as the fomuia
Tin, latter, ?! L'?'' l ""-y -!evelre puitec, us from the e n",Z' ' " .1
. . . . h ,r I... .. .1... '
I , -' --- - v in, niiu mil pun vt the treasurer ..f State, which i herewith determined during the present wi ler 1:1. t Kif.kr lti.-k t.ini.l.i.. I t. i ' TT.
lail before tho legislature
The Auditor in h'u report, herewith submitted, estimates the sttm necessary for the current fiscal year at S 100.00) 00 The revenue of the present year, levied and collected by law, will am nint "to abmit -
0JJ 0). Nearly a!l of this sum will be nai l in
It mav be inni.pr ... .. ..,. i .
,.,,.. ' ' "'" "ai nv ine act l Ibli, amliouzms the continuation of the pubi.e w orks by companies, provision w as made f.ir disposing of all or anv n:.r. ..r.i.i ....
- -r irR! hi mJivn.uals or eninpaiiies. for the bonds which I
misled that the leisl
sight orthe importance ofstnrtlv euardiiie this sacred fund, ami provid:nS suitably f.,r its application to the
Thecattse of education in the hiel.er insti
viiit r til inn pitjmrr t .
Iter and VBr.ety olelejra.it pi,,.., already ,lllr. W,I ,n,l ., ,.d. ,d ,,e imtMVM ',ncM wl.Kh In capital and position ee ,n u, lf ecute the w,.rk. render anv rff.rt .. - "
had been issued bv the Stte It , ,, V , r , e,:ura,,,,n ' the hieber insti- Have we a I !qmedt!.a,p1; which we , IdnUforUtlrtld.; - - -e , this thms of for.
. J - "--.. '.ii'i in .."m nil. ni i) lllfdl ItYl IHO H urr lim-.i '.).!.. . rearv Notes. It is not mv ih or iiitiiiti.Mi i MOIildi iti-nt r. 1 1. . .. .1 ., . I11'
.... iios.11 inf J1.1ir.11 .Ki...a .. . ' ..111.111? air iiiiriim-n 10 npapr
to interfere with the course of rolicv. which, "I" Commerce, nt tlish.d in'.l.. r x- '. !....'' 10 ne more fiourishinr than at heavily n manv ,.f ..r m..K. v...i...i,t .are fro.., okiuisai. a.c,., , '
it may be found evnedient t., hvo 'af,w, ... I York, whi.-l. r.,.,;...; ' V 4,1 m Prt'"- H is a source of much eratifie... ' tt.ral nr...t.... t,, r. . ... .'"ited exprslv l.,rti.P ,......:,...
ir ' - ' ' M"'""" ' pro.ec.ion ls;,.r --...-k. ...v.. ...r e,.p,injr.
and conimpice. n.iui ! ' - .,.1..
tt.and. the limits of w hich can at all times be estimated. We must give protection to our v n industry, liv nmtp.-iiim I
dontion r,h: n.,..'., ..:... .. .. " ecute the work, re
,m 11 "in ciu-o 1 rase iimtf.-r r, . "J and sustain those branches of businos, l,v 1.1. 1! ... . ?' . '''' "uniher of the w.,rk
which our productions will be c,,s..1 r.,'r. ! '. . . ,v,.,,en'; "f 'r-um-
nW.i,.e a sni,ab,e return to the pnl,,eer.l if.
I.very nu.noer of tJraham'. Marine i. issued at a nearly 4,HM ((- ,,,.,tPS B,(,ne c at nearly Imll f the am.,. Most f ,h ,.,
Have w e a foreign market for our surplus, on
an at all times telv? The restric-
roreigti nations are intended to bear
it may be foitnJ expedient t., a.lopi. after mv ! Vork, which re.iuis.tio,, was immediatlv .'..n. ', .':!!. ',S ? mc'' "f h "'ral pr,
jp!.e,l tth by the Kxecutive. The hope w as for tho., ,Pi'M.V .. . ai. ir,,sfur,, ? sometimes stated as if ,t w ere in the nature of
j entertameii l.y some, lhat as the bonds -..J ... . . V. . - ,s are IO ever" . a ,r,v,;t,
, I . - - - r connect uii with the government of the State aha'.l be dissolved; but I trust I shall not be regarded a trave!i!ii! beyon 1 the appropriate sphere of my duties, hi reiterating the recotnm;ndjiin contained in my last annual message against the re-issue of Treasury Notes, if it can possibly be avoided. They form a very considervhle portion of the circulating medium in many parts of the State, passing at a value below par; and a re-issue would inevitably produce their farther depreciation, thereby inflict
ing an aJJitioual loss upon the people which they coul J illy endure. Throwing these Notes again into circulation, is to require the people to a?ain redeem them, and it is respectfully submitted, w hether it would not be the better course to resort to such temporary loans as might be found expedient and praetieable. The Slate Agent has not been able to submit tha report of his operations: but I am author
ized by him to say that the situation of the suspended debt on account of bonds sold by the State, remains nearly as stated in bis report of la.u year. Much of this debt is hope
less; an 1 even as it respects that portion of it
nicn may be reearded as rnnihl of rr:io.
entertained by some, lhat as the bonds wer.
grratit tiepreciated. and the Slate had a. red to receive them at their f.ce. that no inconsiderable portion ,r the public debt would in thU way be liquidated. Uut there have been a yet no propositions submitted for the return ofour bonds in this mode, and we cannot reasonably expect any reltef from this provision of the above named act. The State Dank of Indiana stili maintains her credit, and with the improvement of the tunes will be able to resume her usefulness. The question no longer admits t.f a doubt that ibis instiitttion under the same prudent management which has sustained it thus far will sntvive the difficulties and embarrasn.enis
"ii.cn nave involved so many similar ii.stiiu tions in ttiin.
...u..v.,.,,oeu,u,nefie schools are to ever-, a privilege to one class at the expense of an atnosttmportanttnfluence on the dcsi,-,hcr. I. does not f. y, that ,b," ,h "
. : r . . . - -
rs ni our mate. '..., , . "
The nroorioiv ..r mol ; . .. .., .ai m irouuciiotis cannot be affect-
tlie iniv'tzme. A innnr, il.a : .... . .
. . , , , . . " "tiiiir paiiitra or the volume for 144. nro ,u- 1.- ..,,.. ..
rett rt.-t, several by .PlltZf., chapm. In.
I does not f. ,al lhi, is the cae iM ' i-l? t:,'"Pm". ' our farm tirodnctious c.nno, he .IT Z .! ' ZV'i u u ZV 'er'"1' ' 1 ""-"
u.e oesi art.sts of America. The cost of
n.. .-.,. Jei.isi,m.Mits in this style, mav esti united when we stat l..t .., .
" rVMIIC l I I If ft
ME .13. Discounted notes and Bills of ! Kxcliange.
. I Balances due from an.t n,,,.
lion, but little can be leally.el from it at pre-! f other Hanks.
cut. The Agent sta'es that he has succeeded Balances between, and notes
in obtaining $30.0 0. which under a law or last session he i required to pay to certain contractors n the public works w hose claims against the State remain unsatisfied. In my annual message to the legislature in December, IS! 1. 1 gave a detailed statement or the extent and condition or the public debt. Itsamount was then stated to be 15 OSS.OOa Since then nn n-rt ..r 1 1... .. -
sum has hepn mi,) btkuki ,r..... . -r ln,1l il., .1 .lo..
... ,... , , ii . ii ( ii ,( j ii ii mi i (i --..-.... ui I'i'ri.rs, it borrowed for the establishment of the State! Balances due other Banks, Bank. In the meantime, however a portion of! Balances between Branches,
...nurjt ii ut-fFi iiq-iiu iiM. i tie stockholders of the Lawrenceburgh and Indianapolis Railroad Company have telurned bonds in lieu of the bonds issued hv the State to b f'nmm.
nV the Stto A iron I .",. i. r -i i
"si .ii u inm-ii up Hidipni ine ! outstanding bonds in adjustment of portions of! Remainder, hemp amount of
fv...v, uvu, j, j,nri 01 me treasury! iinnciuunt siock,
111 circulation, have been redeemed in the collection orthe revenue so that the Sta'e I debt remains not Tar different from what it was ! In 1S4I. I
During the present year I have received two
Wei.t!v.,rae.l.m,i : ,,,,,,,r in,er8 re- -t.n.t..d when v
ced ,,g legislatures At ,1,7 pre-; ...its in ineeMahhshn-ent of . ,me market, it jP-cture est -fftti . pie,, , w ' " ; waspL' ed amh agriculiurist h'-e of them, three tone, that .un, to nrJ. . Hl'a" nf 'IPy hi interests. Exclusive advantages 'f " ' But no co,t shall be spared t, proper!) to be applied to this object. Du.in .' not benefi.ina .t,.,,.-- ... . ... ep our proud posit,,,,, "at .1 Ja ld
he present ye.,r Mr. and Mrs. Will . rd, ,he,-' but w e must m, f , e Zto , W hM f lhm WrUl " ? selves mutes, and recommended as highly I tection w hich neceaf.rilv i n c hides La , ial compete,,, teachers, have opened an ins.i.utu- vils as ,,e effect T,t rWn ,1', Tn K !la"Min- W' C- Hry.m. Ii w. lion in Indianapolis for ,he instructi.n of .1,. ercater average amount o T d fJm W ?nMl''n Jf" GnM " Dana. J. F deaf and dumb. They have now thirteen p. 1 enactments w hid, do not ecu- " C 7?"' N; P' J,,s- C- Fenno !" r.,rr,!heir Ca- . V".y 'e had a ,,nm-1 sirable results and do L I ,1 ' ! ?J"h J- e, . TT
"iTi'i'iu on ui.all or ..ihers, whose evils. Our true policy in view of th tPt.i . -T' 1 l,on,a- " Cl. Simms R, pare.,,, a,e unable .0 support them a,', he in- , ions of other na'i.ms I"! 1 Z J Ttickerman. T. S. Fav, R
The fU,, instable exhibits the general con-aXuz w iO " ''' at preSH,U i,,dnde, of the pauper labor and work n V'T 1 n I , ' A" C Muhew di.ion of theaff,irsof the Baak a . s S ! u1 t("P'""n, for the shops ofEurope. 1 ; M.,,r"8-; Kp- Sargent. 1 the 31st of last October: ' "WU m llf h he -eomphah- There is anlther .na. I fe?'"l on. II,
. - ... ...v ui-,,,,,, 01 mope wtio are dented i Pli , , . : ,- ....,.. .-i,s v . si. .-secigwick, Mrs. K C Fin hearing and spc.ch. Frequent opportuniiies l T."": 1 cur- bnry, Mr. F. S, (g,Kd, Mrs. E2 O Smhh
l.'. a 'I P V 1 nl riiiiAim. ... , 1... A . . .
- 11111,11m i', 1 11 .ii -' .in,, niepncns. airs. A. M F
of other Branches, Specie, Other sources,
LIABILITIES. Notes in circulation, Notes in other Branches,
School fund tax.
Suspended inteicst and other items.
$2;G40.GS3 23
427:437 74 159516 4S PC9.3t.Hi 84 825.190 II $5,122,142 42
552,H5 22o 5 ) 120.540 U0 2J0.248 P3
nd profits thereon,
will be presented to the i.-p,I.Pi..r.i. i-;-
lature of witnessing the course adopted and ti.e progress made in the ii.situriiou or tl,ee pupils; and it is presumed thai these exhibitions will plead more eloquently .orthe unfortunate mute than any thing which I enn i:rEc upon your atlentenjion. I cannot, however let this occasion pass w ithout asking on iheir behalf t.iat ,,e legislature will mi,ke suitable provision for this institution, and for atTordinp me means of instruction -11 ii ..
sv i ,ni iiint ur presented, whether they may or may not be
" ri .or inai instruction. Il is well known that there has been no ninrtt . , : : ... r . ... ...
,o;.: ""iimHii,in oitne iniiitia..f ibis State
7i 7,1 7; lJ 8 nU'"ber "r ears. This has been brought ijJ5 el' b?'' "0tS0 muchb "y defect in the laws ""3 li-t-as by a general abandonment by rrniim.nrniin. Jwntufllic entire military sys'tem. The last oOjrtmms possessed by the Adjutant Ceneral .ool.oJl 84jtums we have been ever since drawing our share of the public arms, although the increase or-,-.-. r0'rthe milil- ri State would no doubt en2 500.640 oS title tis to nearly double the amount wh.ch is 1 received under the present arrangement S3 livMl2 420 remedy this difficulty, the Adjutant Gen-
:eia, i, npj.rovea , is4:r, was e-
ltl,,..vl.iK;, .v..r..: :7- --'"iT"ru i;,j.,. was.e-
....in, .i L.iMit...n inp nt i- ""' pt" ir, nun- ine Statement orespntxit in1.. - to. . - . rr . er frnmfjpi,, -i,;m. . - I ... ...... ... .. ruiciu presentea inthe ear 1842. as evidence ... :.V ffinc
"iv i. me ntrre un laiu ociore ,a!M message; the General Assembly. j Nett circulation on October In my previous messages I strongly presed! 31. 1S13. S2.1 13.223 npon the legislature the condition of the public' Nt't circulation on October' deb-, and the adoption of such measures rs i 31,1542, 1.732518
migni, as tar as our cirm nstances would per
Increase of specie in the last twelve months,
S 170.238 88
mit, enable us to do what is jo and right in Increase of circulation regard to it. It will require no exertion to fold ' in 'he last tw elve months. 332 7-37 our arms, and say that our liabilities are beyond : sPH-ie on Oc. 31.1813. J?9f:9.30G 84 ' ' our means, an, I ttiopor.ir .. :., . .' . 1 nji,.i r. m. .1.. ., ...
- ...v,..,.,. mi, rven 1 -'i-1-i.iv mii vi... oi: io-ii, iromi l(i
... ..w a, 1 ciiun ,0 pay. 1 nfirP mnv ,s,,mr. a nongst its. who would be well satisfied if those entrusted with public affiirs would avoid all allusion to this subject. I cannot b,li.-vo
that Indiana will openly repudiate her debt-; ' The exhibit of means as above, but the same result can be ns eadily brought j a", to. 1 22. 1 42 42 about by doing nothing, mid will a certainly. I All her liabilities, other than to though not ,a sp edily, secure for us all tbej stockholders, are, 2 501.501 S2 reproach and disgrace consequent upon the! direct act. I know we cannot pav ,h0 interest ' The remaining stock of the State, on our debt. All I urge is that w e should ae-j S SS8J0JJ 00 knowledge the obligations resting upon us. and j Saline and Bank tax stock 5 710 27 shape our measures so as to apply all the avail- Individual and county stock 1 232.453 C8 able means, which industry, economy, and ' '. careful management may hereafter furnish 32.138.172 25 to the discharge of those obligations. So far Leaving an excess of profits, for
-3 vui i-rospenn ,s went thed with the conn--i meeting losses, and furdivdence reposed in our citizens so far as our idends; puhlie men may pro.note our interests in the!
Militia of Indiana. The Adjutant General has performed this duly, and has received a reply, slating that the list furnished is not such a return as will justify the distribution or a greater quantity of arms th n has been made since the returns of 1S32, It is w ell worth Ihe attention of the leisla Wire to nd.t'O tit O l.ol rk a
which w ill prevent the Slate from beinp depiivedoflierjust share orthe public armdistributedby the General Government to the several States. The Revised Statutes enacted at Ihe last session orthe General Assembly, will soon be ready for delivery. It was expected that ih
print ing would have been completed before 1.:.: . 1
Question. n.v I-,.j . . V F. Annan-
...... "a"f '", i.iiieniai in propi-."l-. t.. 1. ' .Mrs. L. H. S gourney "M-.ri.. l) liat.np piejitdire. whi.hexisl to some extent Occtdente." Miss K Barrel t Mr - P V V every cinmunity; but when we look at the I.Mt. Mrs. M. S It Dan . Mrs I J p ,' diverged relations f the whole country-, he Mrs. A. B. WelbviMr uZ' IWrs m' d.s.ant point, wl.ichare connected in trrde S. J. H .,e, Mrs. J . T V Znl n Mis! F and commerce-and ,he inconvenience and Bog.irt. Mis M. L. L w , , j I !' ceriamlossio which we.re sniveled by an! Mrs. C. M. Siwvpr VVe I f M 11 r ..ncqua currency, or a currency .,, asdif-nold Coales. M. p'' J K m!iHHI M n Go ficuli of transmission considering all risks as Luni. A. B. Street. Wm E Biir'on -ur ow n a,lu.,P, r trade, the neces,ty or aj linM thrst veil knoVn ml unirernll, , le 12 it eXCh"S M r,l: nd "n-W diHn?Me.l merit, frnUh arttclel lr ilie rates, in connection with a currency nearly erery number ne jor w hich hall he at par in all parts of the Un- Graham' tlrpant r.mbtllhhment, .0.., and iead.lv convertible in.,, gold and si!-! The ,n t sl , en ,rav,," ,,f aTl sort. er.is obvious. The business of this country j '-"d their charm to the pas f Gralum. never was more healthy, credit never more M.gazine. Every :l,i,,ff j the way o' n..eltv sound than when our main reiiancewas on beauty lhat has ev-r bren invented i la.H Mich .1 currency, and we must believethat a "n,'r c.M.tnb.iriv.n- Nothing that capital and reiurn t it w ii produce similar results c"" Mip.dy is omitted. Firft. as the n...M To-day closes mv connection with the goy-r "T1 ! "f,!'r,,Pri,'''. as the u.o.t omment of theS.a.e of Indiana. The situa-l "T V '"- w" i". w hich I have occupied has been one vJ, We W"LU e ii".'' eravif,g. ;.nly of responsibility, bu, of d.fficulty. , has'.ty . fw rTl V '"""l been my endeavor ,0 perform Ihe various du-Jthe p,,U, t"w '.es w Inch devolved upon me in such a manner ta.in. t,.r..2h M,oans of our ."1 as to redound to the benefit of the State. I leal ed f. rtl, a ,..t f i,B,..rH, h, ,. ,n ,h,. my recommendations to the legilattue. I have',''"" ""tlong has hoen pr.iducl to rival it.e zealously urged the promotion or the preaf in- ''.rioua cictiire gie in -tSraliain." - I he lerests r edueaii.,n-ihe cherishing of th..e ' s,",t,,'Mrc,' '-..ic and Th-i:..qeite." These mstitviions which are reea.da .iwlM' Im'i of i her, d.mj lor us hv Mr S-r-
r.'vilizru lire-the just relief of Ihepeople o' V unl,r,','1'"'erl .ml almV at the f,,r.- i c."!!d be secured by proper le.i-la.mn fto "L jVnZZ"".- i' , . , 1 j u.Pfie lininitxliU 1, a tea iiih'it i r A -acaiefula,,,; fr.:l economy-, strict c-l.hall givecn, . .1 .,'., , ".X ' " d couutab.l.ty of u p,lb;;- oflirers. w ith a view J fnghhj f,ishf(i Sfee, :rar,' Id avoid nil wasteful expend it in," of tf' public j Vie s-r,f ... r! pai 1 steel cn.rravus from moncys-anda rigid investigation of It.C ac-'.he bur f Baw...n. Wright. Hat. h Ar Smilcott' ts and proceed 111 (T flf lllftA Aimnnln.t 'i!1 ''"PWiHO, P It'll A llfft ! t l.rn
I ' ' " V I 1'IMIrl , ai"l, vim iTf
1 wrnrii n trractv; unnam .liiZdie. bare
uuh our public vorW; miH
Mft"u, uoi, nin , ,
have I urged the absolute necessity of rofrai... never been surpase.t in the count rv, and io:ni
ing from all measures w hich might lattiish the ,,rU'e,n' "f w ,,ich we may designate !'!. reputation ,.f our Stale in reference toour pub-rounta,,," i'Th Uri''.n n I the -.gaai: lie deh,-l haie endeavored in all my du,ie,o! ,,ave,,,ev1er been excelled in K..r.. Ti.e .x. avoid ihe nrostiinii.in f ..tr ' quisite line, and line and stipple engraving! tisan milTo t " mer", w'" be bv "rie ' hand lor 1-4 1. lP".r, OS? f"'Mrrn"lwh"""",n''cn- of most magnificent subjects. One or more
this tunc; bn, a considerable .mn,,,,i fVPV ' "fprinting I ad to be done before Ihe Siltt.i, . i Ue.VSe Vf h i d.?! " ,'-'"n' ,r'f,l,m""' I Sketches-Etching on Steel could be commenced, and it aa ... ... .d""M. "Wn he f'W hal:. These engravings wdl f.,r the most o.rt. il-
ered llut ir ihev wcr 1 .1 Y . ",r ,he ,r"rfi nf 'he people, histrate ti.e popular st-.riea of Jos. U. Ndal. iu. n Z L iVlull" S?"d ,,".,,"lh 'ne.nottOBidameie parly-d when ihe buier ',-r of .-Charcoal Skeuhes." and will ae rtn-
u.:-:, I'mj i"ci would ensure couise is taken ihe public i,,iPr,. isbed for us in Veaffe,' .ihl ,vie Mr
Iheirdplivorv n. o .,.,1. a .. he" lu",1,c '"'erests are sure to "",,'a ,nr n ' - n.m.table stvle. Mr.
councils or the nation and othern ie. it is
mistakes and errors w ould on .ir i.ii. .. ....i.i
greatly distract from Ihe vnlne of ibe work Hence it was concluded that thn innr..
------ ........ -I.. 01 - curacy which would be secured by the delay or a few weeks would more tl
823 39 C8 e nnv i"convf',",e w)ich might be expe- ' 1 rienced in consequence of such delay. 1 Tl. I... (;
The new State Prison commenced i ISJI Z Tl L: .J " an eventrl pe-
n,srM.,n..r,i. i., a I,.. . ' . V;1 . V l ,c '"""''J OI ,ur The trade
antial that ib. rhw r.;; ' ",J.t;;!.. .y1" .r.r,?nn "I"'""' IS41,;riodinthe h
fc. "r " repressing rapuiy towards completion, and land business of ih. !,, v". V ,cl 1 nns censure has been bestowed "'n he usual number of steel
fil h .. .'"'r. i'rihr M-ynfthe last two year, shonld be intern.p.ed. r, WZL i ",',"rnt d,nln the time V e"?' P. '
VY ue wimneia, mat ail ; continued the cause Tor reproach so long and preat n.mher rii.- . 7 ' i l,r",,u ,ne rearn nr mv vision. I retire to 'eve"'" Hsruons in place of one, when the; ""l- . jtmly resting on this par, of our criminal Tu ! fiT. r I ill! L!r'"!. B"d en,frrr-9,a,i" j" iely without pelnal re l!?'16"'" book. Let this beVeinembered
n 111 mm iv 11 -i iipnii . . 1 ... . 1. . .... . ..... . v,,a iimci la unit' hiniK nnnni, ', i, a n ... . . i. . i ...
human na.ure. Instances mav !. 1 ''is long been linnwn as Americin M..x
in w hich I have been subjecled to censure i humorous talents ire howevar of a higher As to these, I have only to say that acting from '"r "'1 ""y ,Uied by cken.. and the lights ben.re me i .nZuA l Z a "miwe feel sure that Ins articles will be hailed right I could not .1 V.?P , !!,ne ' VVi,h dp,i8,,t b' h "vtrymen. Tbe.e sketch vere bh. ,l H we what other, e. w.ll n., doubt be highly popular. ed and L 'w n cbTh" " WM PPrrm- Ftlshh"t f"r l Gentlemen. different and in .11 7 ,TT nab,ed ' frm 8L Th- l'"hMT ' W K-ve- the correct aiinreni, and in all probability, a more correct1 fashions, for both ladies and gentlemen, in idopmion. and thus c...Pa . . . .1 , . ,b . .
-. ,ii!j ucru oesiovvea .nc usual nuiiiner 01 steel anu nicxio(111 nip fnrnnl rti.i....;.- i . . .. , . .
e, or they
lhat ail ; continued the cause for reproach so long and great number orthe ,os acii, !. 2 ' , I 5 P rearh f mv visio- I retire to a ',ve lhe f,sh'on in Pce insilv rcs.in n., it,,. ;.:.. :.. ' . "l,mner 01 ,he t aciiv e and enterpri- private siafion in soemiv . ".appearin Ins book. Let ti
zednn-' risnr-ndenrewmhoJ ' 'a tk " " JU'U? our citizen, have sunk beneath the gret at the decision w hich n i: mezzu.int engra-
ling the i the' visiter of the Slate pris.,: n I. I " PI?" ' 1 : . . . rying with me ,he colol uZ W Maganne by it least
riaih-ivan .hv. .t, a..? r . ! i 1 ",,,,s, irom v men so much was nn- deavored to do mv ,?,.. t .,T.."': ". KLVK' " Colo-e.l U
cer the act of 1SI2 hm, i.i; .l.' " . . "' ' " J' I pressure 01 me
... ,.-"!.. in, ivitiii" uir ine visiter 01 me otate Prison now laid hpfr i . r . ' ... ...c ,uc consc public works to companies, w i.h I ... u . . Y . .. ' 'd be'orel "'provements; from which so much was nn-1 deavor-H ... A ......
eomnleti.vnr,fc.n;..V.. r-resent pr.s- ticipaled. has failed, involving .h J . I" ' ' . . 1 1 " !" feel , Flowers i,
' i- '""-v-ui .nira prminDtinii nn in, lis nomlio. I . ., . . ' . ".".c in a : a ucru inieresi 111 Ihn r.... i . - ... '
at Terre-Ilante ..mi r .v .... .. ..v. u ....o.n-ineii, oi me debt beyond her immediate rp,,,r. a. !.,,-,..-r P"sPertiy o. ana Literary portnits. which acvra anwir la
stances. I am not Kh:m.nA,t :.i. ' . . .. . . ... ..' ' ",c K' -",- present, nowever. we have assurance r r.,.ii . . "lucr-
t , ,, , - . me voio-c'i lasinons ana io-oreu I shall always feel, Flowers in add.in, with Numerous Etching
t Trr li,,,,., . . , """"la.iiig on, anu ine iiumner and management of the'debt bevond her immP,ti. . . i , " me w eiiare and piosperilv of tlTttl I?!!?!!' i r-oners. and i, satisfacto, y as",,, the govern-! PrWeveT TJl'TT: ! l"! f '" one vfil, Ire re-'
-j- . - . . ""ifliyiiimui Mini lUMiiiiuiMi, laKinp into ronsirlpri-' r.n lv- nJ i . ! : -jti ' unni; wniCil n.H V laston ' ,V7Vr,f r1J ri
t. ""o- proper o.scp.iue. ident nnward lendencv in n,;
Thereisaney-'de ,; " " Zll 1 the use of t be Hdie..
. . t. i . ' i t ' r ois ip'"oe. dent onward lendencv in nr;.. j . , J 1 nrti terizea py wisdom ""u iiincuve enibe lisbment. we Mini fha?, Z M"ndr",ooJ- hw. At the last session of the legislature an act1 e, To demand for ot.rsn I?1 mt' promote ihe common wel-!c0"tin. to give the handaomcst specimen of li? w !"h ;rr,rf ,WOrkS haVe rtnwuJ, red directing the Governor to collec ! 5, which we mav I? Z nFtH fare' "dd the happiness of the people, se- efd fl"w" uf h g.'den. a sort ted wuh a Zealand de.ermtnat.oii which prom-' info.ma.ioTi respecting a lunatic avlum ISTd 5 nnr. hTarin!!7 T v i" f " i re th"ir Parity, and tend to the perpetrf ,"U6lrt'"' Peculiarly iporopriata for the ise fair for tlierrxomoletion. , uv ., ' . . ' : V : ' "V"1 . prosperous business. In looking, however, ation of our beloved in.,i..,.:-. . P rpe" Hudy of arsons of mate, and wdl. -onLt af-
lot forcet the nact. nravor ,h. r ' . . ' m' slnrere ter bv all lovpr. nf ,i. i...,;r..i
I . ..... ..-.......
iseiatrtorttiere.eompletion. i to lay the Mm KeforV ,h. lrtictn, tii-o , .J.C.J. ... ..... . '"P- however ' .lion of our beloved institutions i.
Ihe continuation or the Wahasb and rria nr. .3 ... . ; e . " . ' '""'.re, we must not lorget the past. prayer, at the ch... nf
Canal under the supervision of J,m B'ai 'ed t., n f ' , f T ExceBses have been mmit.ed. Efforts ,0 SAMITt nirrrn
ftnihnm'o f M.f..', 7rrM.
.... uiiiMiiy v(fi uuurry, Graham's Migizine is the only penodicsl that bas bad the enterprise ind sagacity to give ft tU worM t ferret of kirblj f aisttd for