Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 2, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1842 — Page 3
vi:ro .m:.ssAc;i:. Tu Ihr lhr:f nf llrprettnUitivt : I return the bill winch originated in the House of Ilep-n-M n'ativc, entitled An act to extend for limited iriod, the present Uwt for layim; and collectin; duties on in pout," with the following objections: It suspend in other words, abrogate! fir the ti::i--,
the provision of the act of IJ.'I, commonly called thr . 'ompmmi.Hf Act. The only ground on which this !- j I arturc from the ohrim adj 'itmrnt of a ureal and j t iling jui sti m ... rm have ! ii rrzTr as e.p- !i. nt, ' i- thc allrfd necc-ity 1 cUMi. hin; hy k,r,i-lj!ie hiuctmrnt. n.l- and regulations for a-c-Mn: the duties to . be Ievid (ii imports afur t!.c iit'th of June, .according t j thc home valuation ; and yet the 1. 1 I exprt.!v rovidf
that, " if Nforf thr first of August there W ni fjrth'-r l
mrnt. I believe that the proceeds of the public land Ix in; restored to ike treasury, or more properly to jak. the rot in, of the act of 'eptr-m'oer, 1 1 1, beinir; permuted to remain in full force, a tarilTof duties may cau!y lc adjusted, which, while it will yitlJ a revenue sufficient to maintain the government in ior by restoring its credit.
will alTir j ample protection, and infuse a new life into all
financial ami iouiiiii ill.
The Nen- Yurk Herald of the following observations in relatio Laws, Arc. :
This is tin J iv r:i which the Compromise Act
AITORTIONMENT KILL.
According to the hill passed ty C nress, the St.tc will
lt inst., hl8 the l- entitled to the numher of re; rcrnta-oves annexe! to cac'i . p iciectie!v in the fint column. We i c, also, the nutnf r to the Kctiiuc cf ri, If ,.,,t ,,iVeJ e-ch now bu. I he less and gain
will Le set o :
our minuficturinir establishments. The condition of the was to hive coino uto lull operation, l ne ..cgi-ci country r ids f r su-h Ic-i! iti n, and it will all'jrd in of Congress to provide by law any regulations by thc m-t sincere pleasure to cj-optrate in i. .which the duties were t' hive been collected, has JOHN TYI.i:U. t..r,.v:i upen the ex-eutive the res;.,nsibil.ty of pro
viding lor the contingency. The lateness of the hour at which Congress acted upon the fubject, has
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r.-V n, June -, 1-1?.
Tiie Veto i-.eige of the i'rc.aiJciit, refusing hin as-ent to what w is c ailed th j Little Tar, if Hill,"
in O ngress r :i the ötli. T. icli particular bcction i:j the II )!ic, (f TVs the Washington correspondent of the .Nov York I'.veiiing I'ott,) and they are as i.iinier .iii as the heads of the hydra, and, like thetn,
:, increase at every blow which the parent rnon
Kilutin up.ii the uljct, the Uwe fir bin a:.J c V.h-ct- created irrcat cuininotion among the ultra Clay men
iri! du.ies Kfmil fr the same a-t th ik'ti IM net Ii; l i:oi l' n pa-Jr-ed." Iri other w or U, th U the art of I:! !,iipcrftct a it i roni'.ered, s!all in !hit ra-ie continue to he, and to he executed :n law un h r mich rule and r-t;'i-
litin ai preTini t ituN' had precri'.n d, or had c oahh-J the I'tr rutue I)fpjrl;nM,t ta presi-nh for lliat purpose ,
iea tic the huntiuffa caasin in i:e i.cveuue m jo-.i at ; .....if rli fin-r.nili its .tt11 I her, w higory, receives poured iortn, througu us it wis lc f ire. I ' a- J ' I am rert.i.nly far from h. in- disposed M deny t'aat al- j leader, its own particular anathema, dition-.l l. -i-Iitin upon th" u'j. ct i -ry d. -irahle on j Thu--, Mr. William 'st Johnson, the head, hcrhiilnrr. lh riFKitv u .11 a thil'i u!lv f etab-' . I... w.lhf nod ii. i (' X t ri V LTail t d theSOtiad
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1 1 i rr ti iifcr rui t v i i 1 1 i n l.i ,M 'i ir Til ! 11 lit" i 1 1 li!'' 1 11 f ot ... i I I - . ( . n n . '
J II i V. o'l v. fortuity wiiti the true int nlion of that act, n brought j ,i, ,.;,,
to tin: nötige of rncjiefn in my n.es.a-e to ( 'oor. si at the ! (, .,,1,,. ;,,n (( r sr ? J,,. wu'.iM Hot know rest until he op nin of its present stston. Hut h .wcv.-r sensd.le I t!rit aj ,n,ro jn another form. He should
nay U ot the em'-ura neot, to wl.icii to.- i,iecmni. m j r o tjiJ wjtOI,t r,.UMtV' for the assumption nt Mate the aVenre . f all aid fro ,, t!ie .sup. n i .d oo of the Le- j . appropridiiutl ot the land fund to Ki-dture, will W hahle in the enl .nvment of t;.- exi-tinj (" ' 1 law-, I have not w.th the m. m ,t wijl. i l" M'Tukranger, the chief of them out of office, ,u,xpre.d wol.l.,,, aid., to p. r-u. de .t h it the l.kew.se the bea.t that
of the oraMoti h M-r. a a, to j i-iuy um in i - r,.,.tJv .n I-.! nwn
,t i.".V-i Ot H " ' ' W ' y .411' IIVI . - 0 y
oiler. :gs, and the wrongs ut h;s party (generally.
'.I r i: .. nvi nivf nnd evervthiiiir to
o,
ition, -ave n lice tnai n ne cou.u noi mu
ei-nry n
ni 'fori' the hill in ri.--!! :i. with roy !
th.ir.n t.r and If-cti. Tlie i-Tin 1 n ai I .i:u il.i-...!, re siithriciit to au'hori and riahle tlo- cl ectiii ..Hirer-!, under tlie dir. i t. n of the . cr(t.)ry of the Tre .sury, to levy the dutie iuipord by tlie act ol Kl l. Thr nrt wai panned und r peculiar circom-itancen. to whscK it is not neccssarv that I should do more than barely
allude w h it. vi r may b in theory eluia. t. r, I hae :;.) r.-.o'. I it ai iinj.-in the hi'.e-t moral ohllflr itioti. It hu ii.-w nitol for nine years, unchanged in any ei. ntial p irticui ir, with n t?nerjl no.pi.r st-ence, it is believed. f t!..-countrv, as tint country has rv. r nnnifesteJ fr .any of h. r 'wivly es' ihlilied invj'.itioin. It 'ha ensure 1 to it the repose which always llv.vs from truly
,vie and inb-rate councils a repose the more striking
because of tlie Ion and anry agitations which piecedid
it
pi iii-
Tbisa!utrv la.v prochiiins in express terms th
cipfe which, while it led to the abandonment of a scheme n,uJ f indirect taxation, f und. d on a false basis, and pushed j t the
bes.-tight t!i it party to make a f-tand at last on the iT.jdr'.biitiori clause, and not Ij be driven any farther. r , Mr. Walton-tail who leads the rnanuueturers cohort on perilous occasions, had h;s tuspiciutis that
tii? ba.t cl' inc. dental prouction thrown out in toe no.-.-sage w ould ii t take, aud entered Iiis strong protest against tlie contumacious opposition ot the resident to th..- appproved plans b.r benefiting the country wh.eii have been repeatedly presented to him. Then spake Mr. lMImore.thc able and wary (Jay manager in the House. He had no objection t anathematise the Captain's obstinacy and audacity,
and in fact did it, tor a while, " with a wu. ; oui
same time said he did not want any Hashing . .L -
,o dangerous cr. jus.ilies any enlarUemcnt of duties! in the pan so.l o work. I aure.o rc. " "';" ,lut may he called for by the real exigencies of the puld.c hearts wore luh ot rage, he hoped J,c would M tvice It roi.h's ' that duties shall be laid for the pur- not gue immediate birth to any " hcau.i.g operapoe of laisim; such revenue as may 1 e necessary t an ti on : a caucus was the place and mode to arrange fconomic.il administration of the government." It M , that. . therefore, in tlie power of Congress to lay duties as hiRh. ; And a caucus they arc to liavC to n g.it. UUl .as its discretion may dirt.a'e for the necessary uses of the , ,ltlillI1r will come of it. The most obstinate and uovenim.nt. without infrinuiu- op.-n the oij. cts.. f the act . .,nreasoiiable of the most unskilful of parties, the uflSU. I do not doubt that the ncce.-itte of the rov- ( ,ls.lributiun wings, will agree to nothing, unless rrnment d ) re.ptire an increase of the tanil" duties above ' tiü 1i kI1 lu adopted embraces their hobby. 1 he twenty per cent., and I as little doubt but that above as , vj, ;i!.cr,nl,vc f(jr tl,c rm,st seiisiLle and best prinwell as t low tli at rate, Congress may so discriminate as i c- rCniaint!cr, is to unite w ith the democrats on to qive incidental protection to manufacturii.- industry j i as wiH raisC the requisite revenue, after thus to make the burthen whhh it is compelled to impose j; re.U)raliOI 0f thc land fund to the national treaup.ai. the people for the purpose cl coveti.mt nt, j-roJuc- ! tive of double Unefit. Thi. most of the iea. nable .p- j . g,an,ld thc ca?c : a numerous party united
l(oenU of proteetne duties --m . ; ' r. ' Lr CVi, engaged in the manly employment ol
we may juoire irom ioe m.aiHiesuoi,, o.ru. ;.,,,, ,,t " r(.-;jent nil one side
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all quarters, mis is an ii.ai ine inanui iiiunn ---- "
compelled the several collectors to postpone until the ."nh of July the receipt of any entries of goods, by which time the instructions of the Tree-dent w ill have been received. I'y the existing laws, no duty higher than per cent, can be collected, and that j rate to be valued on the cost of the goods w ith all charges added up to the moment of entry, instead of on thc foreign cost only, as heretofore. This will make the new per cent, duty cq'-ial to about ::) percent, as heretofore levied. These duties will probably be paid in under protest, and in event of the suits b?mg decided against the Government, must be reirnl ursed. i '1 his will probably be better for thc government , than any tarilfthat could have been devised. These j duti-.s w ill, no doubt, yield the highest amount of ; revenue that in thc present state of affairs can be collected. Thc proceeds will all come into the; treasury for thc use of the government. And the j present Supreme Court is of a character that w ill ,
be governed by the spirit ol the Compromise act, and the necessity of the case, rather than by the political clap traps that have governed paltry legislators. Strict jutice would decide in favor of the government. The state of financial and commercial affairs- is one of great peculiarity at this moment. Many
articles of produce, as lard, provisions, A:c. are in demand for shipments to llngland under the proposed reduction of duties Ly .Sir Robert I'cel. Lard was formerly charged s, and is to pay 2s. Thi larc reduction has given an impul?e, but not in a
large degree, as the matter is not yet definitely settled. These movements form the chief business now doing, but the operations are not of sufficient extent to cause any demand for money. The impoiters arc perfectly at fault; they cannot enter into any enterprises until the action of Congress upon the tanffi question can be more clearly shadowed forth. The dealers in woollen-, and those articles which have heretofore paid high dutie?, arc particularly anxious, because if no new taritV bill is passed before the extra session, and it now seems .... . ii . i . r . .1
highly probable that there w in noi ue any pmiitu, noduty higher than 'Jt per cent, can be collected ; and thc power to collect any duty is problematical. Canai)1A Commerce. l'ngland don't purchase anything from this country, say the Tariffites! The follow-in-' were the clearances of produce from Montreal in one week for Great IJritain :
on
re mire.
object can 1
the
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I am happy in tlie pcrsua-io.i, that this double other a minority, powtuus- aiouv, ... .v...... j . ..
"J "m , & and to avert the
rAiTFR: STvTFS. .u- Iii!!. X,r ha$ Maire k New Hmphiie t ö iV,nicliiietU 10 12 Lhode IsUti.l 2 2 ( i r.i.Kticut 4 i Venn -it 4 " 31 31 7 I s MiirLE Tacr. New York 3t 40 New Jersey ö 6 rentisylvani 24 2s Delaware 1 1 C I 73 Gl !1 jS9 orTiiFRN s r at r f . Marvbtid ü Virginia 1" 11 Noith I'arohin ! 13 South Carulina 7 f (;eor;:ia s J Alatama 7 r Miiippi 4 2 Louisiana 4 3 a 70 10 Lss WESTERN sTVTT?. Tnr.c-sce 11 '3 Kentucky U 13 Cbio 21 1! Inüana ln I Illinois 7 3 Miosouii - Aikans.n 1 j Michigan 3 1 JS ÖJ ! gain to the West. State, RECAFin LATIO.V. I'tcrn States to have 31 Had 3S Middle do do 04 7" Siuthein do do 00 70 Western do do OS 223 212 General loss l'1
uKiiioii"' of Whig riomlM's." Hard Times mi Death. A constable at Murfreesburg, Tennessee, recently served a w arrant on Mr. Carrick of tlie neighborhood, and Bubsc.joent'y executed on a mare and carryall belonging to him, which were taken to tlie houic of Mr. Carlton, the creditor. Carnck being absent when the properly was taken, immediately on his return repaired to Carlton's and took it aw ay by force. .Mr. Carlton, with the oiliecr, went in pursuit of thc mare and carryall to Curnck's house where they found them. I'hev hitched the animal in the shafts and were
about starting when Carrick came up and app'icd the w hip, causing the m ire to run off and ui fortuneately kill Mr. Carlton by throwing him out against j a stump. j 11111. wt:Li'iii , Jcne 'tO. About one hundred ; and fifty of the cotton workers engaged at the Globe ! Mills, Kensington, being all the force of that ftc'tory, were discharged to-dnv. Considering that
the unemployed of our city were previously a large number, this addition must add materially to the
poignant surlenng and d stress experienced lor want
of employment. 1 have never know n a time when
lall so many persons were po wholly idle. lelow
our city, every day, may be seen hundreds of men
seeking to kill time, and to supply themselves w.th a dinner, fishing tor perch and eels. When tins state of things w ill find a remedy, is more than can at present be foreseen.
Petty Tyany. Mr. CO. Chandler, who has
been cmp'oyed in the Springfield, .Mass., Armory, has been discharged for having the etlroutery to ho d
a coirtrfii'ioi xcitk a ncuttli tlucliargcil unn jrir.
Liberty of speech, forsooth !
Desperation. The working-men arc becoming
almost desperate for want of work. There is no
thing for them to do they are actually offering to
work for their board along the river streets. I his is not exaggeration, it is a melancholy fact. It is
CJ1.II1AXI AiiKiivt ricction. rr fk'prrtcnliititc. William J. Itrown, "Thomas Johnjan. 1'ir t iV .fiotf?. James rmtrong !'..r re election, Adarn W'r -bt .'tor re-election), Daniel K. .n:t!i. r ('our tit ( I. rl . 1 1 -Miry IJndy, .11' bert H. Duncan. William Moore, for ('mu'u ( 'oinmuuo'.i r'2J Ditlrict JOHN MoT ALL. for SrUojl Cum mm toi; f r, Ullas X. Shimer, J. I.. Mothetahead.
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Joseph T. D .IV!. j tidr'w l.udoij, ! ndre.v Struth.
MjNTHEA!. t'ltAKED .R St, K'M Titr. Urn io mt
JVM', I "l l-lIV .1
iOlM 01
t'4 mf.
M.irv .Mnir,
..-most easily and ( Ihrtudlv ar compelled at t with its habitual opponents in a ... .!.. wi It i-n.rit (i Ulla 1 1
the rresftit jutirtur, vnn oui anv .u- .....u-c ...-v. , . , ,,r,m and princii.l.Hof the statute in question. The manuUc- Vcrv rxtracrüinary ctatu ot things to which wc sum i.,. - it ..Li,-!, toiv ii. M-r L ...... , .,r When 1 say tiie democrats here are
.. ... i.t..t,fii..n. ilu-ir interests ' v. ,!!,; - n,.A u aitint? to to in the wings in the im
I'lllil ' KU, I"""-'" ""J Jr, , . . - ... ... .i ..( r.Mi. in- und funk iro them, in the ....i...... .-...-n.r.i t i r.vi'Tiiir- hill W hiCll Will
n ini ions.- j . inhighest sm'-e of the
......i i uroi. tious to
the introluctioii f harmony aiiwn all its si vi ial intercst. The sime rate ofimpotds, and no more, as will mosts-urtly rif-est .M-s'.i tho public credit, will Mime to the manutacturer, all the protection he ounht to desire, with every prospect of per iian. rice and stability which thr hearty acpiioscence of the whole country, on a rcjsonal le system
can noi.i to mm. ... ' ,i ,ti... th.-ir .sentiments ami leeuiigs
Out of this unieral ar.juicscrnre. and the t.armony. y . - ;
t'Ut tits that will err- w mi niu io nu i.i.u, ... . (
or ir JWf port. I.iv. rj)..!,
M.iii.ir ti, Um.l.'ii,
." Victoria, Siflney. I '.iii.k1.-i, llretn.M k, AM1!o, Millnlre, Airrv, l.iven'l, I'iiih e f Wales, Newcaslle, K.M-kslnrf, I.iverixKil, linlinil CIlH f, Ultti), I tun i. Wlmi-lMVrn, AlexunJria, So.itlieilun.l, Total,
.Ihn. I... :i io. 77 lo. f.- lo. :7 io.
K do. do.
l,'j:i
j port in if. Flour. '71". 1)1 Is. i;77a i.fc .In. 1 it) tit). 2t l .1... .1,,. 3'J .In. L''i'.l y.'.ei do. 4-.l7 ilo.
2.1 ,."
rk.
a i ti'i?.
I 17 d. 1 7.". do. ;!:ti do. 3l do.
7iH
.hole country, nnd making them, in the j ,llCdi itu paräigo of a revenue bill which will satutie term, a national concern. Thc inn- t'-ictor 1 1 y kclthf the ipiestion, as far as revenue and to the intends of thc whole country in j a ,,,Jcrat0 protection 13 Concerned, 1 Speak OU
Ihoritv. What a responsibility, then, rests cse w'hi"s. To-morrow they will prubauly
At Cincinnati, July 'Jd, the price of lbur was G'.'i whiskey 13 a 11 c.
The following States lo?c : Maine 1 New Hampshire 1 Yt-imcnt 1 I'cw .'erey 1 Maryland 2 Noi th Carolina t (leoreia 1 Kentucky 3 The f dlowiig States gain Alabama 2 Louisiana 1 Indiana 3 Missouri 3
Massachusetts tVnncrtiout New York I'enns) lvanii Yiiginia South Carolina Tennessee
Mississippi liliri'iis Muhl 'an
Nett loss The follow.114 States remain as they weie: Ithude Iiiaid. Delaware, and Arkansas.
2 G I A. 3S 1 os. 2 t 4 o 19 gain. ID
Htnner I.awliead, Cotson V.ckrrii, James M. Sm th.
Thomas N. 'l'lioma?, j for c""fonr r. Samuel McCurdy, of Tranklin Tow nhip. 7jVe are rejueted tn tniiiimire Aitmi'in sos as a candidate loi Ast.K-iate Ju.!(.e.
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We are requested to nr.noui.ie N.mi l JrNioi ai a rondt late f r the Male Senate, for the dftnrt cotnpoH of tlie counties of Uoone and Jlarnilt.in.
(-Candidates w ho have not paid their fees fof announcement, are rcpiestcJ to do so, or thcit names must he stricken i".it.
10 tin: ri.TSMt;. lly an act of the la-t sesFion of the (Jenrral Aae.s.l.K. 1 1... soTTimissloricrs of th. White Ilivcr
ri. i.iui t 1 ov. 1 Ilndge were required t make settlement with the? auditor of public accounts, and having complied , w ith tlie requisitions of that act, 1 lake this method
rumored that the two steamboats burnt a day or ! of giving puhhcitr to tho certificate of the aumtor.
two ago just above the city, werö set on lire by men Relieving that all public ohicers bhould be held to a
outot employ eo as to get work to rebuild them. . . aCcountabil:t v for tlie manner in which they
I his certainly cannot be so, yet the ownerso other. & .. lh,ir duties ; and mr name now being boats are busily engaged in taking them to the ;
Little Miami for safety. Ctr iiiari fosl. üemr um j.o,.- . ea .. . ....
rion cunty, 1 w ish the pti'olic to Know mat. 1 nivc faithfully diseliarje.l my trust as commissioner of
, said llridge, and accounted for all morcy? Hiatcamc
into my hands as such. I am, very Respectfully The public's obt. Fcrvant, 11ANNT.R I.AWIir.M). .lu.f.tor'i nier, .lyril ,M, YZ. I, Morris Morris-, Auditor of public account, do" hereby certify that on settlement with Divid Howera and limner Lawhead, commis-ioners appointed by an act of the Legislature to superintend the erection of tlie Hri.l 'e over While Ilivcr, where the Michi
Okpgon. The following letter is from an intelligent 6ea-captain, just returned from the l'acific ocean. It gives information of the progress of tlie Ilritisli appropriation of the trade, and all thc accessible regions of the northern l'acilie, which should be impressed upon thc American public Globe.
Ho?tox. May 1, lSI'J. .Sir: Thinking it may be interesting or impor
tant to you to know of some of the late operation j and present plans of the Hritith Hudson's II iy Company in the North Pacific ocean, 1 beg leave to nrpsiMit to vour notice some facts in relation to the ,
same, and which have come to my knowledge from gnu road crosses said lliver, I find the cemmisMonncrsonal observation, or from sources entitled to the crs ;flV(? fjjr accounted for nil the moneys which fullest credit. j cainc jut their hinds, and that the sime has been All that extensive line of coast comprehending ,ct, agreeably to law.
IMC HUSSiail POSSCSSIOIIS Oll ine: iiui,iiVMUia:v kji . . 1.1- l., (-,., America, from Mount .St. Illias south to the latitude ; t-iVCii under my hand this oate first above of 51 degrees 4 minutes north, (the lat being thc , ten. M()IIUI, I boundary line between the Kussian and American ;
territories'! together with the boIo and exclusive 14 11.11111 .1. 11ICO.
writ-A.
id Ires his (i Uovr
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VJ, (ill fc. ' - w
show their hands. In the meantime there impends a probable if not inevitable dissolution of the Cabinet. The resig
nation of two of its members to-morrow w ill not sur
I'nitCil State District Court.
The Nkv Tauuksj that have been proposed have seemingly 11 of thetn had in iew rather thc pro-
tection of certain manulactunng interests man any other object. Woollen manufactures, particularly, hae cxci'.ed the sympathies of the committees, and they have not hesitated to propose a tax of 40 per cent, on woollon goods, with an additional retaliative duty of 10 per cent., making 50 per cent, ad valorem. With a degree of blindness and ignorance w hich is inaccoiintablc, all the advocates of restric-
riht or iinvilnirK of frrnnentinT all porta, bavs. ' A Candidate for K.-prrM-nUmc, will a
J !.. e.? ...:.i.;.. c...t ...,r;.r r. r, 1 r.ni.. ' citiren at t!e follownv' times and jdaefs
eounus?, rivers, .vs.. , iini'i ' , . s.v-s, . i- mm. , t it. 1 1.1, lishing forts and trading with the Indians, has been j At Mct.urdv s Mtll. 1 ke townsh.p.on I Lu 'ay the l Ith
leased or granted by thc Kus&ian American Fur Company to tho British Hudson's Hay Company,
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AY; Tl.UM. itrdtrid ly thc Cmirllh.it thc 1 tive duties continue to point to Im ,,WiV- ic adj,Ud as amendment, t the star.ee of their benehcial effects, at ,1 T . . 1 I incut whci her government declare
in liiinknij-tLij.
MoniririTiov if RrLE I.
the very mo-
I l '
mcnt wlsei her government ueciares iiiai noiu.iig
!1 net:tiona filed in the but a rcunval of tlie restrictions on trade will save
f
nod confidence, and the many other I
tainly result from it, I regard the suspension of thc law for currences
ditrihutinir the proceed ol the puhhc land a an inaispeiiKahl.; condition. Thi inc isure is, in my judmeiit, called for bv a large number, if not a great majority, ot the people of the I'nited States hy the- s'atc of the puhhc finances hv the critical ponture of our various lorriirn rel.ttiotA and nhov all, l y ihn uiosl marred of all duties, MiMic fa.th. The act of September last, which 1 rovide ...... t I - L.I.
..r the di-tnliution, couples it UM. paraoiy wi.u mr-
1'he following is an otlicial table of
youri is HOI III nw..i s..-.- , o .... i- . 1 .1 . I ,r
formitv to the orovisions of Iiulc 1, shall redeemed a min; me exporu oi i'ivtv , .ugnau viomc, v.. ..v. v..
1 . i-
f ..1 i.r.... 1 .t Pmirt n.-.t in araston in con- Iter Eianumi;.
VICIKS vuiii; n Ulli luv - ' - -"- .
in
Court, and shall be immediately docketed and set for periods:
hearing at the first succeeding day fixed by the Court for ht-aiins causes in Uankruptcy, regard being had to the
notice
er
. ' .: . 1... I.m Cr i.nl.ltliiiiiT 1 tr.'irv liotli
. , , . mw f, I ., ..o.-i r ' IIIIIC ItUUlieU VJ IUI! l"l I'UL'unn.'g --j In the Senate, July 1st, Mr. l.Jchanan prcscn.cd, ' thereupon cause the prop
hilf tiinotin" at l'ittsbnr'rh ' .v. hlUhi-il in tlie Iiitliani Journal and
, vor , a ,.r,cC,ivC ,i,r. .4 look occai to . . Xi.T.i. . i. ...,.;.,, tl.r. nivpjorv revenue lor . 1 1 i inrr oven in a irreater iinuioi
t ie (Jovernment, would afford ample protection to
for the term of ten years from January, ISI'2; and
for which the latter arc to pay, annually, four thousand fur seal t-kins, or the value thereof in money ;
I at thc rale of !W Ehillings cach-eay ji,100 fetorj ling, or j;no,7'J0. j In thc above named lease thc Ilussians liave,
to Lnjiland as an in- . . . , . : ...t -.n t., i..,m
OT .CW .rciiaugvl , in uiwn jm.ivi-, jvu are aware, thc Ilussians have a large eettltment the depot and head piartcrs of their fur trade with the Fox islands, and the continental shore westward of Mount St. 1'Iias. All thc trading establishments of the Ilussians lately existing at TumgassSticltncne, and other places within said territory, leased to thc Hudson's Hay Company, have of consequence been broken up. Thus thc Hudson's Hay Company, not content with monopolizing the heretofore profitable trade of Americans, of supplying
At tiie same moment the i the Russian settlements on the northwest coast,
continent are increas- , have now completely cut them olTalso iroui all trade
rinth exnorted in lSlo. tiJl.OOO
130, o3S,'o-' tt tt it IS 10, 2',1(,C, . 1S11, 215,120
This rrcat and alarming decline is under a system
A l'russian olli-
At Ainrtista. on 1'rid iy th loth.
At AIU-onil!r, on Saturday the Ifith. At ill' place of holding l'.ltfctions in Decatur tovcnhip.
' on Wednesday the 2ih. . i At Mair- Scho d IIou Terry township, on I hursdaj ; 2 J if. j At ISethel, Friday the At Cumberland, Saturday the ! At Cross KooN. near 1. llos, Lawrence township;
Wednesday the -'7l'i. At ISruhaker's Mill, Thursday the iih. At "Jroa l Kipplo, Friday the U'Jih. At the Fppir Maiket House, in Indianapolis, on Saturday the ;U;h. tin earh d i y t co-nn.rrrc at 2 o'clock. Other Candidates ate inwted attend. om: hoici: iiai.i.v: The nn rtd is of the In !iat a;..!i Anti-Tohacro S-K-U-ty will hold tloir l;t"iln Meeting thii vinn', Tuesday, July 12!h, at the I i itik'.in Institut-, to o tin- - ! I'lc-t 3 1. 1 i n fh'irrh. Lndus an 1 tout le.i.eo arc rep.T t'ully invited tJ
U .M. A. IIA , J'5o;.nr. ,M:i 1 r p, r.-t'iru.
domestic manufactures. The bill reducing and re
I . n I., n oroaliT 1 11 1 11 t t him
.- ., 1 . 1 . a.ii.1. 1 - . " s . . . . . . . .
Iii. lourt l..r buch iiuii"n i ---p. - .1 r 1 C I n r.iLE svi That part of Rule 1C which provide, that cil return states that the manufactures ot wool in the Court ohall deisinate thc newspapers in which no- ; that country were one-third greater ill li 10 th in in
attend.
ditim it shall cease It. In one uf war; Ud. As noon ' i)T.A ziv the army was
and sa Ion-? a- tlie rate ol unties snail, ior any n " , awstj i. r.w.d ulmvp tui niv in-r cent. Nothing can be .
more clear, cxim-n. an.l imperative than ihi language
It is-, in vain to allege that a detu it in the I n a-ury w a known to exi-i, an l means taken to supply it by loan when the act wa passed. It i- true that a loan wu authorized at the mine scu-ion during which the Pistril ution law wa parsed, hut ll-.e m.ist ..anguine of the In. nl of the two measures entertained no d ut but that tho l an would he eagerly taken up by capitalists, and speedily re-imhured hy a country , destined a- they hoped, mon t.ietijov an overflowing prosperity. The very terms of the loan 'making it redeemable in three year, demonMra'e thishejond all ra( Who at that time foresaw or imagined the possibild TT the actual state of thing, when a nation that ha paid oil" her w boh- debt since the last peace, while all the other (jreat power have been increasing iheir. and w ho-., resources, already so great, are )et Lot in tho iiifinev of their devcIo:em. iit should 1' com-
Ulli iU'Lil.l'Clll IVA 4-s - a ' I I ... , 1 tices of the sales of Bankrupts' t-lTects shall be published, ; read a third time anu ..Jf . anJ u is now urJcrcJ lhat in aIi sucu cases ; m tv
bill.
the Assignee shall select such paper or patn-rs fr uch I
purpose aa in his judgment will bet accomplish the ob-
ranc .lie cjils of woollen iri l5:t:t, w re l.l .,..Tl,( 0
ITI'l, " l'i ,'o '
with the most valuable fur regions in the world.
Whether thc arrangements made between thc I s imi. frlrml Ins r.'tit us a w-hig paper from Lees-
Russians and l'nglish, above alluded to, are con- burgh, Virginia, with the following paragraph formable to thc treaties existing between the United j Vlark,d. to"at!ract attention. It is a pretty Uir
.States on tlie one part, and those nations rcspee- ( specimen of whig decency and truth. GirtiaU
.-.t .l.s Ml.nr I I.s,.-." 1,1 vi.or i.-IIl-r KIlOlV- I
i .L, ,n cimn i.ori.wl 111 whirl! the l . ' . 1 ' " f
-simwing inav ... r. ... - r cdjrc to determine :gli.sh erport ol woollens fell oil one halt tho.c of j lhQ do
AT- l.,i ntlr..1 ivIVP 1(1 in H il
.. . . . . . i . . . : .r .1 . .t ;.- f enrh r,num ri'i.ii.i ntwavs nein? nao IO Ulf loca- I
II . ..-.. I .1.. .,.T -III. Tl. I I f irill. 111)1 lilU l-Vfc rum .tv.... , . c
' ,C.tVlr",tV,'U..rV.:.:;;s. ; " ,V ; n,,hl,. a.on of the property and the place of sale. ! Trance do.hled. Jes ui.s iook u c - j VlVrcCs 0Und, and the Columbai river, you arc i r,ro7I,,hor- nant
ü . r . . 's o7o Vhe b was to extend the U 1-11 also be the duty of the As-ignee. where any real pcrity uinler the protect. VC .vstem : e . u . doljbtrc5a fully informed ; those, h nvever, lately ; lrim li.sin
1"J- ' ' ; 1 " - , , .. . , estate shall come to his hands, the estimated value wnereoi ailj (.crman inaiiiiiaciurers, u....g . , CO!lim.,IlCC d by tlicm in Calilornia will admit ot my uil, mo rrat." avenue laws, as they existed on the uO h et Juno Mon any lh,rcof thoir woll, ,ruwi:,g coun.ries, have U.eir raw mate- ; a , until otherwise ordered by Congress. It ca c a ftlvcrticJ ,o rr,,ort ,he co,u!lti,m of such property to ri;li ttt snull expense and without taxation, anu the , - Francisco thev have purchased a largo ,Ut Pun hp grantedj.e had another to re.. Uourlf anJ wh,lhor ia his judgment, it will or will ytcuch hrve a bounty of U per cent, on the ex- , establishment and d.'p.t former- One ..r löo.oo.,. c e. ne, ruing the intetpreta.ioii ot thc cxiatm0 U t bo for the illtrr, ,lf the rrcd,tors to sell the taine rUtlon (f woollens made from wool ot their own ' . La they intend this year to have a place : ooooo. Another for thc collection ot revenue. upon a credit, and if upon what u-nrw. Such As- lh . w.ia tl,c English have to pay export duty, cr'? ' , u n , ph of the tinncinal ports in ! . "'' r. KtVruge. inland navigation, and freight, IVcÄ ! 1 K'KII' rs ANI
oi,, oi u,i, c. i.av. .1 us. i r?r:i,;r 217, ,",! , lI""'rt du,y- 1 ?y ü fC ' d. , . intended for the same trade-that is 1T the , 1 M,, M,te ,
ol uepresetuau.es. v.c . lIier uirecuun o. u c u . . - Caled. anl the argument deduced iroui an tue pre- i ., , . oll ,, P ,.;,. t,;r ! 1-11. m.t.l th.r h. t 1.
nunary ilicusu.U3, dur:.ig wlncti lac opinion fjr the Inl0rest ot the cre.i,tors to uo so. ; ub.jve üiQ n dut ,lt lo i.ui,0 , ,"Z:.: rv "Z u ' U tbWt of tl.- I n :,
.L.timtlv expressed by the wing side ot the senate, h shali further be the duty oi me .Avugncc, prior v, ,c i.'.ri..i s to h -loUded to 1 carry in. . . ...0 , ,,UMn,.s, . ,...!:,
th n there were no ex stin- laws under w hich a dol- or on the day appointed by the Court for thc hearing of re.. - " " others, give every indication mat it is u.e purpose , lllt.'Cr' J:. , '.,1 If L IhntrLt for linal d,s.harCe. to tile compete with lorc.gners. , . Mlu,on's IJ ay Company to monopoly the , To aJn.,UI(, ((f v,.unU
. . II A
'Mr. Van II ir-n is making a large swe-u out.
in a ) -an Look, pretty w-MI dotio s, and chip hat, with part of th'J
2 md pa-s-cs right current as a gcit-
rked that never in thc course j with the Clerk a report, stating whether tho Uankrupt has,
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I'ciieu io u.igie in me iuour huimi . -..i... f".. - -- .I. i. ,i , -nnditi,,., ,,f 1 f,nn hue urrendered to tne Assignee an ins orooeny r !.. ..,,. ,,,ne vr'- revenue on her economical svstem? .of Ins political life had he looked at the com.ltion ot . Lor "nJle. ... tion mentioned in the W..OL AM IHK M tl'AC I'tREil or W oOLLt.NS.-
, tt I... in,1..,i,oTpl v fiiisoeiided. ac-: titi 1 1 c atlairs with so sad ana so ni-irun-u u lJi H V 1 V i r,t t! tlWt.ss of th Iree trade and ot
" s j , , . . i i...n . Artot ton?ress . , i ... i, v.u..
own terms, but universal consent ' I le said he Had tor some time ciuui ...lu w.-v. ' tho hih tnif policy, upon wool and wooik-us.
are the actual exigencies ol trie , nigs that this govcmii ein was m in i' I'Mj-.r tC. litter policy, the t iruur in ermont,
obligations to t-rovide for them less .'...'.utioti. Air. C. sf-.ke at some Icngtn anu w mi PurcErEXT IM AouTH Carolina. A wing , ,,, .,t ; ti... roduetion of wool.
If the distribution law 1
cording not only to its
in case of war, wherein
countrv. or thc moral
under present circumstances, than they coum loo were we rrrent bitterness ol the 1 resident. actually involved in war ! It appears to me to ho the in-! " ir, Woodbury's two bills were finally laid on the
dist ensah'c duty of all concerned in the administration of ; . ..5.1,, t,, l,c considered to-morrcw
puMic
ulf.ii
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s t sec inai a sv.iie ui iiiin' u4,,iui.ih.l;
,1
.Mr. SiiiimotiH made bi
as then taken up,
1j:i expected tariff report
nd so perilous should not last a mom- nt toiler man is ao- , , . ,e0 uu y jmitacturCS
Cutely unavoidable much less scu-ah.r sliould we W in .yh y.y Ju,tice Bill w
parting w.th any portion ol our unavai.anie means, m leas . clio:l. until H e demands of the treasury were tully supp.nd. , II., .,,. ,h,. Mr. Casey, of Illinois,
. . . f I .!... at.. . . . "
Hut iH'sioes tne urgency 01 sum .-iiiiur-i .1. ... ....
undeiiishte. that the Uistnl-ution Act colli
come a 1; act itself.
t ' I . . : I I. ...r, a, ...... n-zni'iilo -lll.l
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- l...- .. ..K .. iminhlv in the orovisool tin " - ; . .
rinnr a ia- iin'u. s - g--
1 '. 1...... I.. oiR-red a resolution that Congress will aujuiru on
II II'!, Ud'l l'. .. m. . I ttl
tlie l-'tli ct Juiy, instani. vojecnou wa m uv- i.u the res-olutioii to suspend the rules was rejjo:ed by
Th.s connection, thus meant to be inseparabl., is srv-' a VC to of 1 ayes to N n .es. (.uther " P0!'1''1 ud bv tlie lull presented to me. The bill vi .Ut.-s the The eto Menage then came up Mr. Ca uth, , Ualeigu abc -. , .. . L Iw.t , s....t.M,.!.. r. mil. l.v ,,f Tennessee, beunr enti-.ed to the fljor. lie ot- .
rincn e 01 uir 0 1 . ' - . . . , . ... ; . . . . . . 1 1... .1. . 1
ie, tne list 111 UUP CU tue i riucipai pin 01 ms n.m t. ....1 j.,,, luenticai course umi ur.n ju.v..... j
otoposed l to t!uw that there was a union between 1 resident s .1 . . . . .. 1 , 1 ..
print in North Carolina, alluding to the statement
made in some of the Northern pipers, that it was .Mr. Tyler's intention, in case of any serious ddliculty in Rhode Island, to call out the militia in North Carolina, to put down the friends of the new Constitution, calls it a h'iih compliment to tlie North Carolina people. Tne Raleigh Standard, in reply says : . - . I -4. . 1 A 1
"Had rres. dent lyler known tuat Aortn oaro
lina was once
R'.ode Islitid
ticians
about
1)1 .lilllll.. " "'J s.'.0'n -- I - pays tribu eto thc Louisiana planter in the price of his inol ts.-es and sugar J tribute to various monopolists in tin price of the salt which he uses in his fim.lir nn, foods mt to his stock ; tribute to the
in inulaetirers of cloths anl cottons; tribute to the j owners of he Pennsylvania iron mines j and tribute in other iinuinerable f nus. 1'indiiig the markets; thus raised noon Tutu, he calls !
whole hide and tallow trade of thc coast of Califor
nia a trade which now employs more than half a million of American capital. At the Satiw ich lalands tlie company have a large trading establishment, and have commenced e:i"aing in the commerce of the country, with evident designs to monopolize it, if possible, and drive otVthe Americans, who hive heretofore been its chief creators and conductors. I have been informed by one of the agents of thc Hudson's Ray Company, that the agricultural and
commercial operations of the l'nglish at Puget'o
sound, Columbia river, C.1I1I ornri, andwich Is-
lands, arc carried on, not actually hy l.:e Hudson s
termed a hraiicii
St:,t.
ai: 1 (' p.:.:
Several are r potted in Ro-ton. . .. ..... . ...... . .r
inir.il I'V aseis i vue iuo4ii v.
f..r f 100,000.
.'jiity
f , 4 2 1 'H is II riM r.i öS .VI o l" 1 3i " 70 m; :m s7 3 . 1
KM'l M'iri UKS of tho -oiinty of
f Ii. Il in, fioui the In't I ) "f Mtieh,
, of June. IM ace i .tin." to tlx- st-
-Uii 1 t'ieie.f.wit'i :he U .aid
!.tl t v older T --Mil llo.i J.
Il l.i I I I'Ts. li ven ie f r Is l'
it il o ee a -aitist J. It. I.. lU J s I st ite
I..an fi in r.tan.'h It .i'k ot In ü ina,)'is Merrh iiit-' Lift n-ts l.i it-eiy I.i'ei.-i-s
I t- lleis L.ii'fii-es .Tiirv fees , .ve I fo.m rie;k I'iirUit M i-re!::i-.e.,u oniifl" t" 'ii, tv 11 v I, ue I 1 lv 51
" f .r K -i 1 ", k : o . in : . -
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ilt
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t- 5 : 1"' '.
11... i . I.ot It If tfli'lt tllll fit
. iiiioii 'ovtrument to raise the in irKct in wnicu he - j . ,',ioril,M1 v. 1, , are the chief memK-rs cnu ,
upon the eve ol the same crisis mat ,, (illttf f.,rCiLMi wools. The j"' ,u ,. '.;.. ,.1 i . h.-,v, ,. i
, , , , , 11.1 ..I , 11 If, ui ai ,v '1 - J ' - - o HlOCkll I.UerS II SI uonil.","! 1 "ii" i' - had reached ; had he known that ad UuolloiJ ,IUIlufacturer is thus compelled to purchase . .iM limk.r tho firm ..f IMly. Si,;.-...,
ot tlie tate, wn resiueu 01 1 ., d..,,,!.. tho rirp o iid bv t he f ir-! V'1" " 1 V. 1 ..-.n. n ,t il ot more than
twenty years ago, actually met in , mi the first point at which ! 'V. I ?.;;.'..' .
1 1 11 11 1 1 n 11 r t
in 1.
.11
niwl j.ii,.Oi,.tio.l 1 .1 Oi' mil it ti 1 !) rati' m 0 . . ... 1 . . ..r... ...-.I .....i,.. ....lifli I " 1
....v. r....v.k...s..., ... --- ne tocl!j niigiuing eueci 01 i,.e i'iuuol i.uv.
.t t .. . I 1.1 . .-v I I.. li'lU t,l
lie then le.'ls it in tne wages ne i oow-.-u ; ir,,n f,.tstep
.i.,.. ..,ni..r.j llirn. marrii.nrr -v
it, .'SO I. ':., . . I
to to- !o.- .--essoin 'i ioe ni-st no.
th
1 rincu
. ...... I....T tin. first, nod renderimr. for a time
. v . . - . I I. ... I ..,.. .v -. j .1 II M : Oil DOl VV eeil I UBiu-.m, .,,v. .... ... - 1, ,,1 I . I n ,1 . l ,1 l,r L- n ' - . " . .- . .... 1.,-. I -i . : . .1 . ii . 1
oicrative. I'ulie a:oe twenty per cent, are ji. p.-. -. 1. mo !-uiu.-- puij ot uuooo isnmo , .. i r.,,.... en.,tJ tUtf ,,,cre:i,eu exjieusoa 01 i..ov. .. . - c cunttV ii) The .vnii laciii:; am; . . . . . .1.. n:....i..,ii.... 1,-t 1. ,li.i.l.nii.in,ii nir V Uli II fl'li 1 VlTt I .1 ...... .-. I. . W ,r- vt-f. j n -uni"-. . . . , .-...., I O IK. P"l I IV il " 3
considering, too. the immonsc amoutit oi ino r -,3,-
! lev
.ive. i 'one ii" c ni. . p v.....-.- i-i - ; - --- - , . . - i - - - - coiniicnsiit tne iocrc-.i-5-u - U-.l.anJ vet the pin-; in tho Distrihutio.i Act i 1 l yler and the democratic p irty, and he read a try i lil lt v,nic 1. Mmgum.onc of the Senators, was a j . lho c:,i,.1!10.(i cost of his niacin t ..1 .l.1..t.il..t 1. I t. V" ... V' .l- II. .t . .i- m,- .1 1 . nf flint UUl IUI HI'. 1 -
disregarded the procei ds of tlie sales are to be distributed ,,m, cent Washington letter in tho New York Her
. it,., ..f V.i. list that win o the dutie are rr- . n.l n mooort ot his proposition.
I'll Uli HI-. ' .s.- - 1 - , . ...
The debate is still gmij on, ana it is lmpossiuie
mem er oi tins .ortn ly.irouua goiieuii"ii ui
i iiii . i j, .i lie i y auu v. ... - day ; had he known tint since that time, (less than taxd anJ ?;lindered on all sid ten years) Mr. W.... A . i rah mi. another of our Sei- p.oclion ; aild llCfC,
nery and of his bu.ld.ngs-. iiamporc.i, .au-r. , , utiy , ,0,. in his turn do-
CIUV")
its very wording
t'al. the nuuiher, on'.erprc niio
. .. i i i .i .
nts, nnd tue p..i;ey pursm-a uy tu-m, trr-n r--i-
encrgv M tli'.'ir
ag
i rrniii K i - . JIV P. lilli.e a'.llt,st the I I' V M i.'
j e ur .-; : . ..!. -s ; , 'v tne i! !'. .i
i!, i i -f-ii M otli I , I
New .1 ni K,' 'io s t r t l.l.t . ' III' I s i; v(.. : i - I! , . '. Ii;.'!.w ,;. s . - o . I . v .-i . i.r .i.i '.t's ..n i i;',i:!l "--I ti : l'.;- n . s Lie. 'i nI. ..1.W I. :.n I ' , - I f" V "' ' II. ti P st on ( . :,i t v . I 1 I s 1, .1 i t.f-.' in t.'.e I .. js.irv
I. I t;...i,,t t . iiuv
h I t, 1-11 toitid e.t at.. . I r order
;.oo7 :n
771 21 71 . ) " 1,17 23 1,1 i "l t i ; hi :ioj m .-i in !;i:i -j:.-s o 1-1 'l 3 . :.h
-t .tc
I I-II
.....1 i., enacted exceed twen'y per cent., no su- en-
.r a. r. (.ihut.tit i.v iL Sti'ed u i i.rmillo,l ftliLn . . I
n.m oi lutuuHuiuiivinuiiir L-,.9 ..,.,..,. .....s when it is to loruon-ntr. aiors, i.hewise panctioiicti, uy ins mimiuio io u . . ... ..-.tn.i cxnlouef. .-omuii ".,,. r.i.f. word mu-t soon lower lis li il'. Iiit.,r.i
place. To al.and.m the prinriple for a month, open, the . public address, the principle that a ir.ty ."ot'ect him but a cale of duties w hich no cu-lom 1 j . . j ,xC( h.a OMr i :Vornm-r:t vr .ll k . ,1 ,1, ; . . tI . . xvay ... it total ha.,J....ment It Mich , no meant, why ,R:oNS.-l .1 th J discusson on tl.J a ri,Ut to alter thc constitution of a State ; had he v;(?!l..CtI cin ciibjrcC. Tile cheap fabrics ot 1 " . .,' hr..,k u; lho Untish tlem-nts in ! U' ' '"
postpone at all-w iy no let tue oi-iri.uu m we puci on b;1J appropriation, for the army and mil.- kll,nvn Cston K.l.alCS, Lfq. also pilblis bed ' . IVinut-lclurcr arC brought into the coun- j ( J Tcrntorv.an J th-reby destroy the nourco ' " thelirstef July, if the law, ''j tary academy. Mr.Campbell ot TcnnCSStC, a decided anJ g;jncj an address to tho people of North Carol. na ,10Usa;oJ turreptitioU3 channcle i ; ' . . eilXH IIlJel d,re evils v.' vl-am tolhTX wh-ir ,d: 'H-' wa, compelled to acknowledge cnt:,rcillf nnJ taming the,e revolutionary doc ; üon iu dt.spair ; the home u in We.tern World. the r trovi-ion to mat cl.tct . is it ir tat accom.no uauo.i oi - which he belonged, were ery ... he known that the whole west in cur , . ,-r V4..,i .a destroyed ; and , , .... ,i..,v'. ..... k
.1, . T,...,vl I v ii.i r.'is-ui to he here th it the l rea- .'"- - i .. ' , , , i ------ , , i ' marHei nut; oiujr ....v., . -- endeavor to uriu uoool uhi ..v.r. y. .v, ZuwinUclni to meet the pavmrnt on loud in thiir pruleisions, cl retrchcumctit, bu i Sl ltc L.'g.slature and out of .t ey .'"f" ihnlly u.o farmer, te.ni.ted into the produc tion ot . ( h HlJ fricIlI t,( CollIl. he ti Vt of Val than on the nrt of Julv "The bill whenever an attempt was made to ctjrry ou this mo -d.sorganmg doctrine at all t.,e. Ior , finds it unsaleable on his hanu,. ; ' interest,.! n tiie commerce -f th, I'dlla n l Lt these professions they cned out that the t, ne m jre linn a ,rtcr f)t tt cenfary ; had he known al , tUe unun. the production ot wool has be,n f , lV:M ,,,r tl,, vai,,ble ,:iucu, ;rn": ! t:ZW Joe n th, f,r,t day of h,d r.ol yet Cime, or this is t.ot the .'"erior any of theso thing-, -rely never would have fctimuIll,d by lcniporary hgh prices. At the first . ' ,: Julv. isr:'. notwithstandtmr there has been an imno.ition whie , the retrenchment is to comu.ence. W t. l a e , contemplated a ca 1 upon .Norta Carol.na, to go to , ,oclinc lu0 firier reiuscs to sell- A ; Wlth great respect.
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i Army bill, we snouxo .--- t ie majority, iws -.i; v;i-vl"u'- .)0cl ,,fL tliC at an end, the
It i-ccm to me very clear, that this con-dructi. a i euually
erroneous and diniirrou, a it would divert from the Treury a futnl acredly pledged for the Ket1cr.1I purposes f the tiovcrnnicht, in the event of a rate of duly above twenty per cent., l-cinii found necessary lor an economical adoiinitration of thc government. The b:ll under consideration is designed a only a tem
porary measure, and thus a t.'inpor.iry measure, pned merely f.-r the convenience of Congress, is made to affect the vital principle of an import mt act. If the proviso of the act of-eptemlvt-r, IS 1 1, can l e .uspendcd for the whole period of a temporär law, why not t r the whole 'H-riod of a pcrmtnci.t law ! A doubt may he well entertained in fact according to strict Icj;tl rule, whether the condition having leen thus etpreslv uspeuded by th-.a l id. and rendered inapplicable to a ease where it would otherwise have clearly apphed.w ill not be considered a ever after satisfied and ?one. Without cxpresnic any decided oi it.iou on this jsoint. I ee enough in it lo justify me in adln nr.j to the law as il ftands, in preference to iibjf cling a condition a xitaüv alT.-cting the peace of the country, and o .don.nly ciiactt-J at a nionwntous cri.is. and steaJfu-tlv adliered to ever since, and j replete if albcred t., w Ith ?o. d to tery interest of the country, to doubtful or captious interpretation. In di. harming t!ie duty thus i.r,p-fd en me by fi,e constitution. I rej-eat to the Iloue my entire willm;iirs to eo-oj. rate in all financial measures of a constitutional character, which in its wUdom it may jude necesry and proper. t re e.tal h-h the credit of the gove-n-
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ment bhouid cuii.mence, il not now, w.it.i c .v ....... r...t... t:,., depress it tili further.
votm ' away millions of the people e monej. . ... .... .......... ...... w)llt lsB icfii a.- ; 0 J . ; are tempting Providence in electing tt line 1 . Man- icceert.irccl ot" the higli fir. If system upon I V,s,ovUT PnojrCTs.-In the 1. S. Hoo$e .f Kep- -um to the I're-.d.-Mcy of the Senate, in pi ace o t , kV,M',ilon?, has not been actually and re-' imovib 1 meni0tisi of James Mr. Southard, resigned ; f.r if tiptain 1 ylcr nhould A. , , pVtM.r:,..u.e t,f the country.
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nuch.ii invented bv him. one f. r passing through the , n,c, T11S h.. ,iy, would carry the whig, in the ir with immense velocitv. bv which he proposes to reach peri,d of one Presidential term, tlir-.ug.i al I.udon or Liverpool fiom this country inniity hour; t..e lC jcjrcctf comparison Irom bid to MHiE and
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other machine is so constructed as to Renerate eno-ugu j WOK8r.
for resmratioii. and widi which, he thinks, he can 1
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'"arkets clie.apened thirty, forty and fifty per cent., caIl raise wo.il al a price requiring but httle pr.-tcc-
ln his turn, the woollen iiianuiaciuror, o-i
Two !o!.LHS K 1V AM) KOVM lil ll.one td" the mottn'-s iiisori'o.: 1 hioii and t f..,.K'., ,.,i... r.f the f.-deral baun.jr !:
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srem to bo, VCt it i a tact lint tins: w as :i .' tin: means toad-' u:-e of by no u in high pi ic .- t' to iii.j.re.-a the M,o inn.' cla-ses ivitli f.-.' nry Ll -s.n-'s w h.ch were to f .dh-w their triumph . -"i
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tinn is full and important, to do all wc can to du-'
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v:.n..l t.-inr tn, 1 Patrick Kellev are to be ham at
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