Vincennes Gazette, Volume 1, Number 12, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 December 1830 — Page 2

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ithe contonnincus lands .T.:i?t be loc nfe J. Jieacfo the rnnt numerous offspring. How

to she statoaaovti I'ltiun l.ci peeuiato e ,-,nv ,pjs ;in, ,nuM K. touching the stri; ! ufttu are our sympathies aroused by the i lu boriows money l he idy sa I road, bv the words of the treaty rifaood Urtd SMtrtsiclcs of the heads of families

bird can so le found) from one rt'fintu i passed the grand chmactenck of lite, ot

You mnv, or you mav not, make tlicjtifft, nothing but supernatural rcrn-y r

tuii'.c li the interest. Hut, when the au'oj-.cts l,cr paper to the mercy ot vsi.i-'.- i '.;"., it she escapes Iron their av aucc with a loss ot ihuty per cerv

Congressional District!?, under the late

census, this session. You can form the ni ut ject to contingencies before the ratio bill ri naed. or absolutely afterwards.

Our new deb eat irai "ill not be elected!

till August, 1333. Perhaps it might be

hcic.iticr, she will do better than she has , ,, jj,eM, ,-oints. and thrncc in-l cure biead enough to gratify the calls oh most agreeable to form the state and tede- , . i : . . : i ... i. ... i I . . , - " . . i 1 - . : . I

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pom; to atiOi.ier , ani now can n no mi,; ;w toe- atu nneen eiuiuieu v-u ng um it it is to be selected according to the i their miserable lives in unprofitable ten

jnetv (leciHon. trn ami twenty mtW s notth anu, with no belter nope than to pro

lu mo Michigan transaction. 1 o the a , Immg to the centre of the toad? In n.a-'nature. If such children, and parents of

uonca u., i - 1.1. -... ,he nrefnent the conti a ting par ; K cutest rc.uciancc, in a spun lf , ,1;u! jrtiCir lnmfl tlC enhanced' value

ot coiiiprcan:?ccoiinnontoittN!atbi5,ii.jot-ll!e U(;( (ironh itg u,jUUiCC, hi,r ,

Sot cincnu

V. t li tile

ral districts at the same time, and be lid

of the subject. Some steady and uniform mode ot thv

misfoitune. weie pri mitted to occupy as their own, even the sterde and bleak dis

tricts of land, which no one at an v once intr count v business throughout the state,

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outer kj cuve me vcxui nuwu .i i.u... I!n ,:,p tn:1.i ,iin -,.,,..- u -iii h buv. ihev uouM Ice moic ike is recommended, a ike bv its benefit ami

the i.oue, ly rising the point ot t : jan..c ,m ,l0 country then about to be fieemet.. Yes, if their binds were too' the evils ol the present one. What most

sV.ionol the road and save tn; -a'C uon. jctMrjJ Jo ,J(-e j llt.j 5Ultes, as well as that poor to piod.ute any thing but the green j appears to be the ground of complaint

futii.er txnci.st ; but I bax c i e i;; eUi i ! , . . , , , .... , . . . - be infinitelv

ISiC SiiClUicc ol uy convieuuns, tmu,

Iv-.c to be io..rc guarded in tl.c hraiu

restore it. hen the pMJ":

se? or tne frailties of a court urjirv, hal. snap the thread of life, tlare is no redress; bu uben throogh tfiern uther cor-

porea! punisMuien s ai e n-im 't-o . i u i-.-i or loss of e-tate, or reputation or other injur , the consequence, the wrong is not remediless The conservative and remedial prinriplcs of our institution?, may cure all of the error? of society, but that of taking a way life from innocence. When there is .o redress for such a cruel deed, with ivhat a trembling1 caution no.

are bound, bv every sacred duty, to miard

liy the law ut liic last fcCibion, the go

vtruoi ut this state v. as reo

irn!crstan(iin!Xs can led it, to thetieaty, in ! more happ , than to be doomed to the

plain I'.r-glis-b, we ?h d! lc 1 1 ju-titit d in jhotneitss lrudgery of a perpetual under-

" " ' ' K "i ie-tin-' an imrt.atui e ctmsti uct ion w Inch iling servitude . Uj'en a door to a general 1 t-hall te-trit u-t. tii-I'cnelds only ol little jtieebold population, and the government!

,-cpond with tne general j;ov eminent , than half the ,oad north of the Wa-!at once receives new strength as a conse

Cv.it aiti wb.cti, li'rt bow, the lands do

rciic,; bv ti cutv arid an act ct con, icssd" , ,, . , ,r ,t , 1 , i- ,: i i, dt will be matter ot as onirhi.ient. it the the sta e, to open the .vlicnigan and U t. , i . - , Indians themse ves. do net concur w ith us

uo mail, at c id rc sui v(.m. anu hiiiuhi

they are to besui veyed by the slate or gciteiai government, and uigc the imii'.c diats suivey t the same, by the lattei,

ash for the seUv.iuu cf,-ur landi. And jquence of the attachment which all men

uae to a home, ben this is the situation of a people, let external or internal

in W

conceal

thP d.rt-TPPt Lin.! nr mnniv t ri hui.al s 1 u traiust it by law. an I practice. WhdsL

within the same commonwealth. In some the quo emmo, by which men act and are counties there are boards of justices, andijudged, lies concealed in it congenial m; in others comnmsione: s. Such a diver-iciucosm and hi idrn lr m the keenest peri sitv of . ecial legislation in these matters, ettation, must attempts io arrive at cerwill lead in time to a lamentable confu jlainty with iegard to it, must prove aborsion. After a while, by its institutions, jtive. The actions ot the correlatives, onewili scarcely be able'to know w hen he .mind and matter, as being the interpreter,! is in the state or out of it. Lecirlatior. !f each other, are often treacherous.

opinion, asto the obj.-rt of the treaty . Icommution, arise, they will be irresUtabie: should always be general, producing uni-jEflects are sometimes ascnt'ed to causes e might be charged with a di.-ei.genuousUn war. and as priceless as Fabricius a-j fonnity in its efl'ecls; and opposition by ! w bich never produced them. alisapnre ncealmeat ol real tVelmu'. weie" we not igninst bribery and corruption. When the! minuinies to the solemnly declared will ofjhension and mistake follow. 1 he srenii

beip to rematk, tiiat our dissatisfaction d jenueaniietits of home and family are en

r . It .O-. TT.ilrl I lire' ointnrtil 1

.... , ,i 1,1 i i'his late procedure, is heightened bv the i tertamed together m the heart ot thecit

, ,, " f . , iL'nited Slates aulhontv not divine to us an !iten, and the preservation of these de- beautv and order of a state system. At ges ct society utbo reciuireu upon tliat coiK.ition (antl . , , . . . . I i . " .1 . t . t im a,wcA in k , - v loppnriunitv to be heaid, in del t.ce ot our ;penda:d upon the salvation ot the country, what point is the practice to stop? 1 he Oeiiev eo in t 1 1 1 a t o!ilv ) to nctity the commiasiouerb i ,J , . , , . ! , i . i 4- t i t . . , 1 i nnr,,.vi.it m , i . ,i , . 'itL'hts. in lor to the sale ot the ianos which be is then prepared to die tur it It such examples already in our statute book-, if learned as wi.cn to ptocccd to the sc.cctio!) ot the. . .. ... . , , . , : , , ...t.i'..- . ,. f. ; i t.,.,. U c a

the state authorities had

procc

binds. If the United htatcs lcfuscd to

... ni,.,, ,in nor, punction iMth an agent ot

elected, m con-

thp United

that condition cnlv) he was o notify the anJ several Indian duels, m the disputed comm,3,ione, to employ a surveyor, kc territory. It upon the recepuon ot the

o.. a n.t ,.,h... In (V.rhr.d fau.a;Iirp autlienttc pioceeumgs or uie joini commis

fnhi,nr.. the exemtive did. on the 10th :lt General Land Omce, the lands dlake before the fervid rays ot the sun

ot February, 1830, open a correspond10 u ll,c!l h",h Pities thougld they had a j(j ive them the Christian ieligion,gue or

otica with the honorable John II. lia:on, lrnh "ee-n rciervca uvm .iie ioi mc

tune being, tor further adjustment, m-

tead ol peremptorily ordering them lor

lands are valueless to the Union, then the

cries ot the needy aie the demands of justice and sound policy . The Indians still abide among us.

(Here they aie, wasting away like the snow

the majority, is no apology for special acts 'closes with one of the primitive but barafterwards to commit havoc upon the '.barons customs of the ear ly and rude sfa-

At ges ct society, when even w ucncraii was

v Ipaislators and judge aa

Matthew Hale; and life taken

persisted in, w ill in time produce a hetcro- t appease the superstition of the law and

genous and deformed polity, without come- judge. Imess. wisdom, or public "security. The, At the requetof the legislature of A"philanthropic exertions, too, making in abama, 1 shall lay before eu a m. inori.il some counties in the state, for the erec- of that state to eoncre-, pi a;, irr f-ir retion of aslums for the poor, upon farm, lief to lata! debtor t" the I'niied Stairs,

might induce the state to make them o as to allow pa f'r imptovemeuts '

hccretaty of war, (the successor of the honorable Jmes llarbour, with wham, by negotiation, the gtivcrnor had t!ie honor during his administration ot that de pa i tmcnt, d settling the .came questions

to the sa'.islaction of tiie state, now sub

a!e, without nonce to any ollicet of the state, and making it necessary lor us to

game laws, uive 'hem sepai ate estates in i common, under the constitutional inj jnc- forfeited lands, jnd to cu-pend their

jbrmg the question before Congress, on ujcountry suitable to the chat e or the es-

iclaim of the monies the lauds may have tabbshment of a government of their own,

mined to the present sccrctarj) up to (sold for, we would have looked upon the jto which they may emigrate, if they

ih : spirit and letter of the law Af'.ei transacuon as fiavmg a render regard lor please. lo suppose that the bul-arian waiting for a reply in vain, to bis firs' jthe public interest, not less than as the j with all his sav.ige feelings aud manners, Coinmurication, until tbc 8'.b cf Jul, 'manifestation of common lespect tor op-land horrific customs, can long exist m the

tion it an application were made to Con- stlc, kc. This d ummt h 'S merits.

gress, for the location ofa section of I md 1 am aio i eipn stc .' to lay before yru, for every comity in the sdate, for sm h reobi!ions of thf St dts ot Conaecticut

their choice lieyond the Mis-is-ippi, maj humane purposes, I llatter myself that it ,",d Cleorgia ; th I itt r f ,i , ant' the bi in-

would succeed. Wiiynot? If the lands ei against an Munition or t!;e coi'-'iiu

trust t inn ot the l ruled Staie-i re! dive to u.e

lands, give them pnvibges and make l hem citizens, or appeal to the General (iovemmtnt to assign them a place of

last, the executive then addressed the se cietary again, and in a more earnest manner than at first, on the same sub-

jposite opinions and the people of the state, jheai t of civilized society, without unplea

vVe have already noticed that the ground sant collisions, is about as probattle as to work of rfiis decision i-. that the article 'expect a union between tire arid water,

jeets in charge, but has leceivedno an-'making the grant contemplates a separate ; lor a mutual existence. One or the otha w'cr to this. lie has also addn ssed a .cession out d the Indian lands, and not ce- er must pi ev ail, and it is not to be supponother letter to the secretary cf war.ided by the main ai title, because the arti Jsed that the civilized will yield to the sav-ask-invi; him to acknowledge the receipt ides themselves stand as stj.urate ones in age state. It would be the part of wised' the ivjo fust letters, but he has iccci- (the treaty. This logic, if good, must con- dom to give them speedily what must be ved no rep y to this. jtrol ad the aiticlesiu the insliument, and lixe d upon t hem by the force of i iicumIn due ii.ee (June) he gave the above , i ights growing out of them, and would .stances in the ultimatum ; but in love and irdottnati m to the commissi' ners, t be i: i jn o e too much to be admitted ; because vv ithout 1 m ce. at Indianapolis, relative to his having re-Ui would over lule other decisions of the' The Sunday mail question is still alive. ce:ed n 'decision, as to the turv eys. j United Slates1 govei i.ment, touching ibis Like other obstructions, not susceptible of fran toe Uu'evl States Aud in due jsarne treaty, and up up the investeil lights leiitg t'ormul into law by us, but beaiiug times adei waids, (first f August) abet ,of individuals under it, in (tie a,untiy ce upon our rights or privileges, we may conuauing as long as practicable, lor the o-(dod by the fust attiele. Wliat is to be- -ider this a subject of legitimate notice pi u m ol the vvat department to his sc - jc(.nie of the reservations made to indiviil- Stili it should form no pait of our purcond letter, be then gave his opinion Ui Indians and olhciv, by separate an i ' pose to dnnmi.-li in the least that deep tutough Mr. IIatma? one ol the com distinct atticles fiom the mam one m the ! veneration which is so justly entertained nmsioners. to then, and afterwards by ;llt,;;tv These have generally been iWjlur the t'hnstian Sabba1h,oi to insinuate v mm coiiununicalion to the board, ran'.":. within the limits of ihe (rnei-al :'aii unfavorable oomion to thp divirdiv nf

ti.at tor balcty, they might beitet p o !cSPi0ii, and not ordeitd to he sold. These

its institution. Few tin gs which foim a

ceed to tne empioymviH oi sui vey oi s. ;r,-aI1fS cannot be distinguished from the'naitof the social compact, human or di-

&c and to Uie execution ol toe spit it o: jone fora loa(. Even the plausihility of v ine, are productive of more salutary eftlie .a.v, so us to prepare the lands for ! ., p a . . is nm.eiceidilde: and to I feels in this w m id of mor.il rv.l. than :i

ma.ket, according to its provisions ar,d.give it the appearauce of such, the most jsahba'h or day ol icst and meditation. cessary. instruction. Copies of ail these coeu-1 jautndinarian con-ti uction, at war with the j Hut we wish U leave the protection of this theie is n incuis, I ha!i lay bioic the legislature i CJjtn e (re;ltv an,j al ilit ,inl ils w,,Uit Isacred day wheie we found if, in the hands i place, li

and context, ai e lesoiled tu.

Vld Cuff.

t . .i f i" . - .,-; t ' . t, .i, .. !

1 ms uvia,,u' .repossesses as much solemnity as another.

Ui5'. ineiu is ,Jiuiuiii' wiuui; soiiic vliete ; and it will remain tor tin war S

pi'dotlice ilcpai trm nis, to exj

mysteiy. Vet, that the surveys and lo cations of the lauds, made by the com jiiiasvoners, will be good and valid, without any decision of the secretary ot w ar, or nonce of the tame to the commis fcioaets, ami wither without an act ol the legislatuic to itgaliz?, (inasmuch as

thee wcie or. ly preparatciy steps to the consummauon ot the main object, at d

il parts ot' the instrument have the same

..dignity and effect, havmir had a simu'.iadam the , a . , & . .

iituiis oegmciug, jucgiess aaa maiociy in point of lime and valniny. It must ,v interpreted so thai the whole will stand together in rational harmony. Lut mat teis ol fact, settled as in this case , ai e

One article 'of the Almijihtv. its divmifv uoon the tes-

V mt -ft iunony ol lite lliiie, and the punisJimeut of it; violatois to liim who ordained it.

If this is the Luidday and of his appoint-1 the time should be fixed by law-

are oui , and Con-Mess bold- them in

only for u, surely we imy dispose of 'presidential ele"!ton. One cf (hfse tatcs them in our own way. And how could i-" averse t any alteration whatever. about two townships of land be bet. er The other wishes 'uch a mo ldlvi'ion ot disposer of? Indeed, there i much i ea- if as will give the election ex'io-iv I v to sou for making such application for tb.p the people, without the intervention ol O domain, mail ol the states bordering on lectors or congress. the Ohio and Mississippi livers And j The secretary of w ar has forwarded could it be said by any of the old states, to this state I7'd copii s of artillery and that this is another scheme for the west-;'J 172 of infantry tarijrs, w hich are suberu stale?1 aggrandizement exclusively ? ject to such distribution as you raay diVo lor the doors of these asylums would jrect. be open to the unhappy victims of mis- The various duties required of the exfortune of every state and clime. Many ecutive, by several resolutions of the last a son or daughter of aflluent parentage, general assembly, have been strictly perin the old states, might, under adverse cir- formed, which w ill be made manifest to cumstijncer, have the tear of allhction Jyou at a proper time. dried up in these nurseries of benevolence. I The same ecunumy and improvement The shores of our principal rivets, alrea-lmay be introduced into the probate sysdy vocal with the ciies of uistiss, should Mem, by exchanging the county fora ciranswei tiie oljection, that sucli j; ants cuit pi ob.de jutige, w lacli exempli gratia, would be of local benefit. j has distinguished the tiseiulne?s of' the Applications are frequently made to the circuit over the county prosecutors, lly Governor, to fill vacancies created, or making a competent judge his on n clerk, supposed ta be created, by the absence .ami requiring a record to be procured ol oiiicti;: The length of time- that an ' and kept in each county, the busintsi othcer must have lemoved or absented 'may be done I'm- less and far better thai himself from fits oflice or place of resi-1 under the present mode. The records of dence, to constitute a vacancy, appears ; this court should display as much critical

not lo be specitied by law. This is ne- and legal acumen, as ativ in the state

W hen anofucer dies or resigns, ( 1 nere is none more important. And ur-

j no diilico.lty in filling the vacant i less the proceedings are m.uked with

ut how long a man may absent strict accuracy, an endless litigation will

himself be to ie he abandons bis office, is grow out of them. matter of opimon. The public sentiment j Good faith and approaching riecessi'r is divided on this subject, aud therefore j require that the donation at lndianapnif.j

should be sold to, create a fund for the

In the present advanced and refined ' ' cction nf a state houe. The cdlecti n

above the arts of conmuction. 'I hej

or v

umie'M ant the

iiueiit, it is under his protection, and he

w til piesei v e it . Let the mails tun until,1 state cf the human mind, in those govern ,d materials for such a l.-uiidi.-.jr as tl o.

they are stopped by a higher power than, im-nts, whirl's justly stand at the head of 'date will have funds to erect, wi'i la-ibe iCotigreas. If this body shall assume a! the civilized we-ild, the piopnety of in- work of considerable tiriie. The bal.-i.- c

(jurisdiction over the sacred w ritings on a ; dieting capital punishment, is, lrom the!0' uie land laid out m twenty acre io'--.

ungle subject, the wedge is then entered, experiments of by cone ages, growing! w ould be rn -st bkrlv to IiJimju (he ri't

speak tor the mseJves. What has beetijand theie is nothing lurther in the way to. more and more questionable. I he right money , it is tim that some ofdinite r.n said on tins subject is submitted to you for! prevent them from taking complete cog-! of society to take away life, and the po!j-, i hiiou was lake.n in this :. 0" ir. legislation, with a belief' that you will Inizance ol the whole. The oithodxy ol cy oi doing so, publicly, though sustained ! I h'tl mytdt bound agun lo iigreF

x lo'l :U Ullhtur :t 1 (inr nvoiMitiio f , i i i o r i : t li c !i n. I f I) o I , f t r,i I , - nl' .-rnl 1 hi llin lui-,r n l,irn!,i ni tmu. ni.l iK:i.ri, 1 Ioi' I if ,1 ;P nl finininri. u '. 1 I, ,1

of a it i listci ial and pceuniai y nature,) t j u ' t.ttJ, .,v. " i.im, j i.. v. .....i, T ....w..,. i,,. U-..M; ti t

uml with manv reasons Tne rigtits ot tne state against mjut les would soon lodow in tne tram ot a fruitful! are among the most pioidrmatical ot the , l" 41 e some atiernpts, i v n

, " - ' vf .wis Pave icteel i'hev have. ,om anl? quarter; and m this case coming source of new legislation, concerning the; settled practices of the age, which have uniary associations, to

v - eyed and selected about two tiund- lloa A source, I am happy to add, w hose j set iptuics. That system of ethics nhich, ?o uniformiy received the acquiescence ofigand supeisti ucture of lepul v ani-.,-;, red sections ot good lard, and made j ;,-t!i' In 'he general, are entitled lo much ' will not stand alone and i ecommend itself j nations. Shall t he antiquity and uinver jaud oveiiurn the fust prm irdes (. i',c. their report tl.cteot to the United States') respect. Hut, let us do cur duty. Let usjby its owu graces, without the whitewash- sality of these customs, however, secure j representative system, within the p,i? land oflice I hey intend to suivey ,nd!'lcu bi' our act liial wc arc principles 'es of the law, deset e a tomb among the' them against assault, and sanctify thejeasti in this slate?. I'oliticai beiosj. ... ,f select the halaiu e due the state the en - :iR(1 not i!evotees f men. 'I hat we will nibbish of other human foliies. And that1 rfoubtful reasoning which sustains them?i'elt uucoinhatted will .)on fieti tlieir suing season. They have also compie iat all times, applaud and maintain whal;one w hich claims for itseli pet lection over j Or may we, under the lights of ex, en-biug- upon the otject. The h dia sho.iid Ted the surveys fiom Grecnsbuigh toi 's n'sht, and condemn what is w rong uu-Jali others, in the midst ol au extended ie-! ence. teeming from all quarters of' the j ,,fc -lain in its own tierm nt, in limine, IC Jladison, via Napoleon. Fl.e lands Wet e influenced by party spirit. As long as this ; ligious toleration, is not likely to escape! globe, and as the disciples ol all whole- '"unauthorised bodies are in future to tjp. epai ed for your manda e to sell iheni. ; 's the creed of the political church, the 'suspicion for its presumption. It is fhe some reforms w hich are improvements,! 'Ui p the namti and pl-j.ee of their roo.-ti-'I he terms estabiished for the sale ot the 'people, and their servants may rejoice to- natural and consiitmional right of all to: venture to doubt whether they have not j lutional compeers,'' and assist in rcgu.'acanal lands, are in a trjin ot proofs together. Conilicts of opinion then, w ill think as freely as ihey please , without res j failed to answer the ends of this kind ol ! the state, or ai e permitted to ustiip ascertain their goodness Their appli-' not be viewed as signals f war. i:ut ponsiiubty , and to uct under if. 'punishment. It is true, that in takingj tMJ dictatorial olhce, their evil practice.caiuvi to those may be appropriate when they sincerely occur as evidences of it will become your province, at the ' life, all opportunity is cut oil' fiom the of- an'J their creed ought to be ieudcred nr:, In this pi ogress we have been visited Jionesty of intention, to cement, in the' present session, to lay olf the state into lender to commit other offences; but this'ua,'mkss to the body politic as possible. with surprise, withm a short time past, crucible of inv cstigation. the most lasting new senatorial and representative dis- 'is only one of the objects which punish-' Jl seems to be contended, in tnio fed ralwdh a published opinion of the Acting friendship, under the guidance of an un- tiicts. The usual difficulties grow ing out merit design to effect. They Iook to a lst va"iT roiil, that w hen a man i-( ir tod Commissioner of the General Land f Ti - e, adulterated c harity Our lands bav e la eu of this task will be found to pi eseut them ; re for ma tion of their victims, and to ex-; lo "dice he becomes at on re i k;ilV m om , which wotdl contine us, if possible, in the sold but the money is ours. A sale of the selves as almost insuimountahle obstacles,' amples to society , to deter others from the m potent being, and independent of the location of these treaty land? to the ex- undisputed selections will be requisite to among your best exertions to do equal commission of similar crimes for which the lcople that the presumption at one atclusive uhcctle I country of the Indians meet the expectations of the contractu!?, justice, and at the same time give com ; criminal suffered Are these designs to be ' tc')f1-. that, as he is selected for hi "UnTrns course aud such v ieus, appear to be The questions respecting the public do plete satisfaction, to all the couuties in the consummated, by placing it without the C7.tV and oilier mei its. he is tlicrt Tue aa remarkable and unaccountable depar-' mam is still unsettled. A gradation bill .late. It you are governed in the forma- pov. er of the coav ict to undergo the one, '",Vt- h; f' e, the au ami the con tare from the lucid and emphatic decision in Congress, for the time heir g. is likely tion of districts by any definitely lixedj or by making him the instrument of a tin-.'JlVj- The inference drawn ri that it u of the late Secretaiy ot War on the very to supersede it. A reduction of the land ratio, w hethe r it remains as itisor is in- ished builesque upon the. ether ? Is the i-orderaied an otlicer cannot e.couit Li 8a ne points. Thegioutuls taken hy Mr. 'of the United Sta'es down to one dollar,' creased, there are many counties which brief period between the gaUo.vs and con- Cl r,sMC Iire ;ml at the fame time serve; Moore in this case will no found on the seventy the, fifty, and twenty five cents will be deprived of separate representa-j victhn a suitable or sullicient time for the'PPu''r "hi:n and caprices. He mu-t closest scrutiny t be uasatistHctory, ami per acre, making regular periods the tive privileges, now enjov ing them. The' culpiit to make hisatcnemcnt to his coun-.to e useful, be aby.lutx. This i urn sustained by ncithei the letter, langu ige. standard of their alue, would, as well as most satisfaction w ill doubtless be given, ; try or to his God ? Is not the- day ofp'J- aristocracy. It i- the deiu-ive ilico; or meaning of the treaty. The position aid the army of honest poor m the ctiti by rather leaning to a sy stem of compio-' be execution one of' curiosity and amuse- WI'dded by kings in ens'.av e :he mu!::tu,' taken, that toe road article forms '.i:i en-, try, strengthen the union and impiove it? mise, than to too close an adhesion to ex- merit to many, rather than of lasfin" i:-:They take it for granted that the neo- !h

tirrlv distinct and separate cession," will :treaiury. ettle dotvu its tloitmg popubi-Jact nunibers. Owing to our prodigious piession? Is it the puipose of the ?pecta- at '''ge aie bea?! 0f burden, and a tii t stanel tlie test of a critical examina--tion. and materially inciase the finances! increase of population, during tbte last tor, in travelling for day 9 to such exhibi sc. i f government. Oar new ir -

five years, an increase ol memoeis in tions, to learn bHduty to his fellow man, -'"!'ts, tola!- tocti i:ie, must act uoon tIJf

T i- 1 1 w i ttii.vtivT o ss- v'l hi "" . in t a i r , no n w - v v mv ujui. i r in iu n un U'nj I ' ' i 1 1 3 t 1UW (ijit), ' ' iHi? j - Mill! , II; i C ,

bear the touch ot the ktiito legal ci iti- ev en then do less than other nations have both houses must be the consequence ot or barely to see oi.e ot his lace han ' aud'aUie p n.ciple-, to stam tho losition--ci.-m. The article sirani.ng tlie laud, ex (dotle and are still doing, for their c itizens ; even an incieased ratio, r. hich , in either , die ? The answers which the chsti ob-j -''" C odicer w!io will violate cooMi! ipressiy determines tt.ese iniee essential jard tar less than the American Tle-e i ves. I case, to too great an extent, we are ail,' server would give to lluse queries, would 'ti'nial m-tru dioi;s, giwn to hi:n ti mm liie natters effects so explicitly , as to forbid It would be useless to offer lands for sale ! monished ly economical consiileratioiis, be. such as lo make, the supreme power ctj'e '!,:nil,t souice either the pe.-ple - -the implicati 3.1 at all, to w it : 1st. lide:at a le? pri'-e than twenty five cents. innd our principles, to be guarded against., a state pause to examine the question iu!,ut' Is-gislatute, a the case may he on

When thev tall below that price, they uhin the last ten v ears w e have i isen in all its I eatings. Confinement at laboui Hn' P'i't w hatever - can ho'd t "i-f -n tl

Should be iriven away, to actual settlers.! numerical strength, from one hundred and in the solitary cell, responds to all of the ;! people's olhce. a moment afterward ami

tenniiies the quantity ot land granted for

the road

and bieath of a strip of I acd for the road.

nnd names the t wo p int between which occupancy and number "f acres. And

under prudential limitation as to time of j forty odd thousand to about four bundled reasons for punishment, and has been

it mu-t be 3d. It determines here the

laud or sections of the whole hue, from the lake to the Ohio, are to be located, by pig dlirant vv onis,"contiguous to the road . The W' mi-h and the hake aie the specitle,d points betweeu which, the strip and

how much of this kind id" land is there

and hw" many unable lo buy it, are known every where. We have some who niher

thousand, buch an unparalleled rise in' found to be practicable without its unno-

so short a time, will enable us to indulge ' sed concomitants madness, inhumanity , and the presentiment, that unless we receive, gradual moiialiiy. hut w hat weighs most

an unici eseeu check in otne way, by the m argument 'gainst life-taking i tha-.il'-e hem under licenov

Inn I dt fiance at the pwcr who gave it -

e nave touml with a vengeance, that

we hae. those who not only

sn"li notable nelson.

t ' noose: . ; o i r

This f hi-:

it wealth, some competency, others noth-jear 1810. progress, r,g at tbe rate cf the all men are fallible and same corrupt, ani:ul'1 '"C htwgueis, have yet to b am, or mg but poverty. And it i not 'te lpasr, a u.lltoa cf sjuli will live in Indi-1 that w hen vitality is taken awav from tbej u ' nfarmtil, aretoo jMl,,;.r (n avou u nucotly the case, that the most iodt-ent jana. Icrcituic, liuough eilhei of theie inlum-! lh u ihetcute v.un wVlliu t: a-;- c .! "