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Voutzacrizi,
- IVEDNEStiAY,-D t I ut'ut
A WashingtoKlettpx s:
O. Adams, on tlATOrego4nostiiinos ot
and-ininir--g,inng for and •.46,;Min.
14/1114064Wat
0ti.:443n. James Cooper s on a vjeit
• . .2 ft.a."4-Wee.kpi4aktrinVitede ,
'n °tiffs irfi9fritnil47ol4oike of a
v. Or #ivieWlio : . tit4livied.i •
ei-tiiiir . Cieli s 4ZtlifSliiimii)iurg huve •
been ha-, 1 . :,/ ~ aoe c lik m•the ,„b i e,p,
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Mkisll he made.
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te• , ing_am.totif ,
.
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— 4 -JAMSdnilliditrilifMK ,14,4 e. ' .teadoraton•tlio 1
—4. *tittAAilf•tiVrilt.Af . Batik. ;,,It is neeeL - .:
;-%. nat1ftt41 1 .1. , .., ~, ''; ti i ''-'' • Ifni " ' t ,
• 'r.tr. ',#. 1 .1 . :* 11 P ~i:FF,,1 3 P.,,!' rP‘Oltl"P`''' 1 3 ,,,-teVs':.
-*well .. Ct9-Plilejlteel QV- etillille.ijon#.:
....ittottti xt ticiatigoltlmieounttyr...,z..f ; '. t
. ..r.i " ' ...(";:t. , :tr.: , ez • 4.'4- , -4 , --. , --4,-:- -' • ,:' .- -• t.
•,''" I...iricorA - r.tTaitottejtau.Atottoo--IV'e have
•*eitc44lt4fliiivitotliy Mr. Giinitre Wilkes;
• 1 0;tiJ,illyti t iii4iii . altiv''aiiff,f4bifu'oiiii3 , :the pro
, 1 1. r; 4.14- tri - -*-'- ' .'
.....xopf . tt:Ata . o,p4 . l),y,Oto, pwie.t : govern.:
tment.ifitiro;Chii.4 - .4i, to tllO - Pacific Odeati..:-- . .
-- F r i iii, l ikteriii)dittlieiof-ii , liWy-of-Ore g oti,-
')aay.ie'lititiW'Atqig ie.. bf qui: . country ex
,,tom.l4,ll(4.*pes,rec*aas as itiopkiitt-po:=.4ikle
ett,thii•Pa'eifie, .tite 'east ..ef the mil -road.he
•:Wfirtratetysit4lit*t.s7.o ; ooo;ooo.. ,He is strong- I
tlY.,iokpOi toi . ,:11,1101S13. •rFasops,:?o- havit4
1.41 3 .:: 1 , 1114 .4. 0 :1 3 Y eQ/lIININY 9 1 1: 1 Y
---.lrai-entesptislthdiatvgettht - present loco - - i
-
16e, ~Cafe — rill* ,thi - pr" oj
td 'think that swag
* goiiri g "*kbliiif f r i i 4 ao instead offiuls, to
,vietoti,:l4itioini, in_ relation to the man
..agenieht. of the Y9or, Holm. But in the prp
'onoffstAte'of pubße`fnellitg- . Ur relation io that
‘y,f c tioAlhat
. . , n,utlting" but the
. %,.,41kW)11 satin fyilie,iu r pnyeraot the county.
If the < Volluneer' is ableio'proVe that we
raqitakaiiiiitthiod that etionnous
tikriorlotse wero t SObjeCt Of
di ttcAidn I)efilt9. flip pci9.rd; . 'of Auditors last
00111
,g4Alle_lKarcialuturihnously: agreed,
that- retrenithmeni:and economy was loudly
.40iist of the
not
_ itrevontd, --we,eayfitalni
tlioltiOner is•allilaJoasitOw,thatillese_atioe;
factsi let I 4
do' *6; liaPino,llullStig=nr swagger
-4'
Ititsh Atria prqojlthe peoplemill persist in be-i
- - 440 :Mita tuptlnt:thit ahanteter nftethe.,l
tlth . ig; v Otihdidite fot•lDh.edier lest fall, lk-e thiftt;
hoicegtp's4 of te' st'ttt)ed
that Yjirol in,' an to;lligir oxpressinn,at e
that geadl . 7ndin--mayizefer.'irith
ii'bopl6 know thdt if he had -1560 i
to detect, and
,expose, ~~lmtevet~abuse~tetay
hay.fesittted; With thaetethiiiki,Aeithall
wait to heft' I: . from F' "'.
' the :2 kth.
Conoo4 dbunnoßW'aqs:7olo;sitim on Mdn
day_ihe 2d instant, 'l4 the Senatei, ,the. Vice
— President
treittecWiffird , tcrskaftdiellOtigicwith.
(P. 91 1.) of
4944.91 a, iwatt.olgotcll.• ZipOeket - onf The -.ling
_
ballotoeceiving V. 61-
-. Twi t , of Ohio, k Whi n ...) * redeived 72 vcitei
•
,l'he*** ofthelast HouswvieKe:ailopted
ktrAhlr present, - after: affititts-liiid=lielirnitide
~,,,to r.rtlce out the , c:oye , I:idiii rtile l I ,''t f!0 ;P.
At.. 4 l ' 4 let "Fi:t , f4 l4 ,Ll ) ;:4o l •PrcidilP l l4.l llo
reception of abolitac' imietitions.z.,• Thiralterupt
to tOjseimtliiieTelle tiOmentte ‘iiwiltik_ bVli• 1
vbie o79 Y j" ; : 42 :;,R i rilf; : :4ok'No4l
..!!), A; • .•:11) tinuffr-t,l•l , L tr , ,,i••4;q•-•- 4-,ir, ,, ~.'
~Thwelectiott-- t iftviiio&s, o f-the;lieuse- - , h as
sihtle beethe'drOlelf(fliiotlie`ilibiCe of Ritelie 1
Bil-16141 gbltshirei d ortfielrniOn; ati:Prin
__tvrak.43,24:.krgle_kfavukkyll4.,app,,.4l(eii-
ruokyp Sergeanttrkikrti*, C. ii. - Whitrriv, of
Iflitioitir't*lmiti, 'I - ; - tl.o'L.- olnisozik•
E fi ba, fi • ,:+% . ,: .d. t ...;
:4 ilifellT l Mteraliegil'ON4Y e fl :
t
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) Atari
• coMityajeittpralirturi r st Acme's Vf aft;
00thiiitiiiii4alt?Iftliikiriiitai46iiaT :
- -:---- m 4 l .° f IV' : V f 1- 4 e ( 4 41a (it .A LAY 474.4 9. gltrq
11" : llfti.'' $611441W041411157.1:911411cYj'at..
tbeiounel,ai e ft tarinditig britli did
OVA !i(cr! , Anktiert4lltlttgAgl4rBBll - artif:
44 :1111 4 #N1 4 9(Ti ii3 40.,?- 1 4 71 41* -
b i l kINK 1P1 , V.4 4 10 0011-(14 $0 4 ) 61 j1/1- 13 1
7414:0Feir1.1411:intetegit.ki* estitivitr4,-vitiziimi
0,10 te il7)tice-WilcatiFttiti'iiii,liiir t ptit!
ez...,.'..:4:1 4 ,0:/tbist'o-hd4ll,qt, l- 9,i , 0614
4
yp,..,,., ~5,..70 ~ ~o. uliitan mg- ta)Zes,Jor
PlPNipthtly.so4llo9-eztirrkillg grertiiit.:
strititliVieliiketh#ololl,47,B l LbotPclliii
tragrifeii"§Wrifif4l4s tlyiAiSfN&
4: 1 1#04 4 , 44 , ~..4.A..i i, f , ~. 4.lth l i ,
1 , . 4.9# .., , 1 0. 1 01110. „ 0 Wei ,
5 2.141tritiikr16;stdirptiox, 4Vlrteis'ititi;tbiliio_
eddliWiteetibii alt4T • .lAdit'Stilw.tiVihfri#`
~ ofaci Fiy / 'iv
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e nta art.v. ll' t
14 4 4 li.W: *'6 ,vi •
' P lit 1' 144 4.. ' Cr 6464
- f rPni' ' lB TlORtliofeiiiiaMoofetioriaber
30 ) s art:"Presidolviaillranditis lady were
' - hiAbitoiliad l ' ' i
trepplcilWat, . trge!ovih !oda 3
- - 41450,4r -o-' ' '
1,11 ilk- d-the arei7.:,;
4.li.g:.swislittns.uNtrAskEitir--4,
~70:,:11rsk 'annual • Alesittagof: . , reutdent
.11"lt .'' iv_t_.:.t.t . ' t`• AlittittSti:-, : 't e..11 : c
'p1e. i ,...1i1140bi,- , ''' . .i• — eitaa . 1 "W
0 ; : ' - dihtif,
illlY r 4i4. 1 41P-- 1 30* ( . 3 t. V 11 17.5*.
3_
Pr - pflY ftfttrit ' :d-'tenth` 114.'cat
. ..
mendable exertions of Our neighbert - of. the
,f(Voltniteer,"..hastiettled one jinportanto,:P*
lt'tki,'Pft -e iitg.ttgttr-lriWFM r ffeiii.i csi,
.....,1 1 .---4:,
posed to- the present *Tariff -. tliliwai tleat ,. to'
r.thetiVilligiltiasifall-vo - mtitie it'klitlititirefei-'
and over again in the columns of the 411er
ald" and offeredczypet vivA N D A ttk g _ , , l hi s .
7'd - iiilggZadlggplifki;:pritisl3-'t - F - 0.:41i6.t'14it:
tlitaiLaro'c'64:ieet4-itAVki . O.'iiiiafit'y wonfd;
tint beacii. l c4iilitaikvitigl : dun believe Mr::
? ) 4( ' ''a cl lr l Fi .. ? 1 1: 1 k C ilP ' ; tl, ..A7,-C4!eJt?-!isteirns
-091,tioitbe:-.yeire..of iyingi* part y , leaders,:an . d.
3 11 iiiditii5 11 1 7 friiilifianalfill i ,..WitiOnitiiiirtee - ST:,
thayifitili . :oo.lSteddlia:l l .l4.f:oll(tria..friend
1 . itf:i . 1 , t...',..t,,,0tr,vihi.,. lie . . .,.it, :. : etc e•0 1 / . iiii-tietter•
.79,t.tik II t lwAark -I lenry,.C'htyti: kt In:the ranks
)of. tiveirktptcletskensultripltireLb:untters_
'ti 6 tißelfyith'i_cl s tilk;;-Pgitbi'tilid'llieTOrifftol,
AP,. , ', '!;" 7:ki4' . '4l.4!tliAliy.i'ili'i.,tiiai.,`4yoynp(l-
. :f4ltlio9tieloryrpeldimfrtAtt , of - JOhntlrlt-•
wiit'S. - doot.in this tevCri, -alid'Whith-the'ele
tiienqi streck'lo„the carth'inice' or iWice, as if
•
to, rebuke linu 'for the cheat!! Tlie .calls for
"slentmeratie" . meetings appealed to " the
fiietiils :of Polk, 'Dallas, and the • Tavift of
'lB-P2 ,: "' A re elution in favor, of the Tariff
of 102-Was passed at tyteiKountylleeting,
-and—Polk's -I et ter , : - nr - ICun n - wits'emiti trolly -
offered as proof that . he Wait in ftwor ,of Pro
tection 18 . Anierican ItidurAry— The Whigs
`IA - fired-to prove that all_ this .wasfaiseohat
the only }Moe of the friends of the Tariff:was j
in the election of HENRY ci,)::, but they hi-
bored in vain. The fraud succeeded—the
• ""\d •
impostors rtriumplierlffand the - ..intereSttrof
- Pennsylvania . were id aft •evil hour i eon tided
to the tender mercies. of James K. Polk.!
.But "Truth is omnipotent," an 4 the daY of
her vindication • has-at length arrived. Mr.
Polk's first - annual . Message will'-set him
right before the betrayed and swindled pen
pit.;. of Pennsylyania, and if a thunderdorie
of inditmationdoes not go' forth at once from
her mines, her work shops, her furnaoes and
her farms in ovetiwbelining rebuke of the ee
l.
thors - of this outrage and fraud, then may
Pennsylvania hide herself in shame- and sub
:iiTiSsively tow her neek - to eyety wrong and
insult-that may be imposed by-unprincipled
..demagrgues and desig,ning'knaves. ' . •
Now that they knout they have been be
traycd, we hope 4e seethe locofocos of Penn
-SYlviiiiia- itiiirtliiii.CO iiiilY•; act as `men who,
`: - .0.1e - - deterrnined to' tie - lend_ their deareiFin-
!IE
terests.':llA 'men of all. parties -nor stand up
honbr:a9.4 .the`interests of
pennsylN:ania.;.,, T.:s - et u shotwiliat shecan no
loagerlie,t,tified..tvilh.bvtinereenitryarid ulti.'
prineipTOppohtietans.':. lamotrK:',Polk ls-the
ri4tll - MidsP.,! - ; 4 >f I TTniteCt has
hi,V,P.*9ratTro--:-fitkean open:ruid'ileeiffed-
Stand,a,gaitist.Prbteetion golArriarioati Indust
nExekllthii'-';-ff°!riq. the gY:t.br
- Gen. JACKSON
has warinly . ,ArOred•thei . ,etystem of Protectionj
and supported - ; higher. Tariffs, thaw the pre
sent. l'ennayllania , now• abandon her
pia an 4 favo i iio 61:1116 diettttion,
01J Ter; the
4511:2; nope not, ter .
Ore of: hty, ovn honor-end her ancient dig
nity. • Some locofoco paperl, whose remarks
*p subjoin; havealretidy spoken their , oppo
sitipn, decidedly and manfully:
The Philadelphia "North ,American," a
traLPaller÷ but editety_with.e'onsununate
abilityland_gieaLtiinoss;_lty - n' - gentleman
Well known' heretofore as prominent in the
aeOfoeo'itillkenyist : ' ,
Tariff will stai-..
,kenglylihnia...,:ftie votes
ai4-inilttetice -_.Penttsylvania. medal-hi
Preside t and- underfewhat-conditions were
itatTinilnence .riud those, votes Oven: 1: .He
watt InVp_orfed. afrio4of 'the Teri/ .His
lege - CA:f:AA Kane , conveyed , and :was in:
tended' te ; conyey;.the pasertinee,that he was
: Javor r ef,the ; And, of the
'PRA' itself„ Ills fist-,legislative act proves
i thia,lotter to-,he,tyforgeryc . ..oa: falschooda
forgery,--AftiatAvritynt-by-himi:tuidLalaliehood
.i.ll4l,, l loqra r ,rTbALeeeitta%t,-betti - een•Mr...P.olk
tatt,d4lie:peoplp ..of Pennsylvania waa.a.Ais
-I,tirictrencr;mithqut the pledge conveyed hy
Wit - letter he would never have obtained. the.
vote . of-the State.; with that pledge he :did ,
'ohtnin z lier ; trot% ;,) , there ie the pledgenevi
It iN . V.4 13 ( PrAttenilPt 10 ..'9 13 RIMMigbt n t .9f
etirtiiiikir.:llll,VOitYc ' llol4llAtti
ju,the. indieneein r .qby Jinecial,plending t en
I.lllie'araseology l 3f`jhat,plciige.. - It•iwas
-ad .te,herP law
ArtAm.d te,Per. 3 trfmktAgnestr •rnank av O W-
AlPrisc,n3iMe4On favor of 11 1( 3 3 1 4in ; it was
stbllseAt 13 Y overY-Politiciall. euti:mverypress
thatpapperted-hin•lP- ttic • , State.• ~.Mr. Polk
-dlititieqy consented-to, reit •Ins ma'ariEen.ndi;
ltie.fi?r
1 . 1 l h - iriesjdeuey.in,Pennsylvsnia . • he
.
Wa#7 . P2V4l, , an , es Nlehrroceived the
19tegf.ilige04 Commonwealth::' - : %,
f,W44Tr , ie i lesitioniiewl ' ,itieil ho
l , pharged
~,views,,,pr, he thee; thought as
tt,upw,thinkii", and t in-the . qattvruss: hern:l 'co
m.:
ghat he bahtfOrelt - t - Uigod his
ppinion;'may be t intretted from the !het, that
there haytr,heen,po new.,lighte,upon the sub
iflch:P4d„94.2 ttkb- .48 . exlllbito,Xl, the , proe,-
PeritY,.° 4 '4 l . coPPOY4 luided_4oo:9l -6 Penkente ,
of PIP.. laAvAeOges otth€l..PY9!PP, ll Ye . system: ,
Ph% rWar_fifiaLWA ( 4.th; 3 altorq,Egkrea •Jia ii'pOS.
111 1 . i... 11 4t'#*„ ti,P4 l ,4l l o l jP al jel ltil ig l imPlt - can +be
..,p , lvAßii.,,, ,, 4.o,,, ,, m3:7h.isiNßlPPtVitlicle, and
, (4 11 f!kruat 4 .ftlf. vrin or eftleeder?---
71 P ouP.,,,lnfonith',ullCENPl#9 o , o l . o ::trilich. of
;_ t eriP194 . 04..... 1, ... oltllig l l, l3 N- 1 99i ced.inean.
Hess, tent'wemins l outeeneillg it, to any..
, than. . Buttluire has : lieeedeekwong some
-IWheret r-T,'-ocn,e4taina tilt 4 itelbethus,eheat.
e , v9rh";ogitr. e;;l9Clovs:llier. ilife'elife
1 1l e RNa , i,;',Wityiiid,a,y,otee to do;h9r justice/
,W t -n4tateitn thitlPpidiihui-Pefirtsylvtutiait
' '1 ve bee t 'ed.
. ''#'ll'Thit?"l"Vaililaif:iiheil:iptlttlii;
i p
.Ekliq l .filkit ' l l.l 4 l 4fo, , •..4,4 l : ', &die a again,
' 6 .i i Cq .A";anlit , lPYT. , Ada'dolifeinned
felrit afterivoA Ilial Ate has* intelligence
aptrthes pint itiP defend Ver'own-yeteresta
i'dig,nity; anCtiteLthote : Oci, palter with
:'",, dRWfA ri POMAO.S- ICI g io.od n!
643 4#0 1 F 8 PPR I A l l ug pp,00 -I,, N l yi .
; 14 %,, ' A;P r oil ia YA, - P l sft ial *l ll4 r44 -
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lattgl t i rt4 4 4 1° fi.0,1'1 , ,
1
ki 11 t seder 9X
1 g ' Vqt , 'I Y I / CE t l VV)O n tr i j le Ac ATP 4.4
etlargureeqautlyytiiii4 Ipikor,
~ 1 to , ' i ' and thditi who
tirttetice,u..i.„',! . ir - ! , t ... 'credulity
eld M r." • . 4 ,77.. cub at c irst
5 164,1 1 140 , Dif,rtalikr "vif di'
. 4 004
)11 ~ ... ~. _ . ise gq..),F,:p or - ,4)/ mr,,,,4
' ' .4. , Ir: ^, - 4-c%. Artie' ,
I , 4 ; ! l'ii yerA94 . 4 1 4
;$l, 04,44 i •-, 4 . ~,
_ . ...4,. ,
,ig)sla .. 9, i• At 41.00 8 ingt*
; 1 1 1 5 043 0..f. VO 1 44 .1 11100Pererititkf
, efon, eactit-olita; triiin in ,rerafietAlo
i j ar e 710 1 OM kouriote t
'1 tode#4o . 4 ol4 Z4l4tAtteWileiW
p,R.Pol44kinia,,4ool.iiniiiimekiit
it9t (l ooo: ol obhottiSMTAV '
to - pff,tri,i*tl:tr.prwr!)wr.ic ,
''.4.,:A,r;f:'7',-:.::--,7
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EMI
1 ,„ :::;'• - : , :'," , ....i , Z,'.'
...:,e first' -
' elk's
a 4 - - , : f
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ictlai:iaginnf.
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41i7Will . ihi.ititirti
f64o6k4eniio
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c ttit,,givOn.•
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"1.-t 7 t . ,_.
fe:_rrisSgv,l.. Ir i ••
l i r lFunetdai L
Jure ,
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a%
tcr'tliiiiAlrelQo6.iegat • a tts,;irii,thirgs
D - 3 it' .11i.? ..,1 L'if.,...., !/.., • •-, ..../.0. • • •••
PAl ti l t il l oi- 11 `!l t t. e ,PP, 1 ,04•MP: 16 0 , 0 /04*ctiPita ,
-1 10 0 4:*hi s tile - 14.5:titiklot . al it•seC`oidi•tlitnttP in"
elsel-to--paVoklitl'''' fOr` - libbl l Airilir:et• - : -
as Ins sticcbiser It is replet )\atrie.er.,
souse, of loeofeceiStn„which•liY.ootu. - Mrkiting.
• - , ~.1
.pne Class - el theveemmiltiitY tti'bruyandl : atuf ,
IntiltNet.',lsi ' dia.F_Tg4t . ltittrtbl,l,e.n,iciptta•
theliirtrceMniaLllvp,panntimplulispplso,t:lkfr.,
:Pollt:goettiiiglii4nilthisdeetli - Lbf(llitiklatkiiiiii;"
_avilurnaintiliite,pl , ltu fdryletteeta itPiTiiiiiyari!
in 1824' thiiiiatrnie . .,;aij'i'd liCnat -j teiilwi
Mers-wai :to raise up:manufacttirps. on;•iitir:
own soil, mid- thus,furniitt'alarget - ertdbettßt.
market for.our prduee thai , all,EntopeliatL
previously afforded. Jeffers snicl nearly,
the same in his letter to Mr. 'Muslin, in .
1816.
-The President conimoneeS by - congiattla - - -
ting_the_represenhitivs-rif-the-States7and-the
people, on the continued pro - sperity of our
country. 'Our relations with foreign
_powers
are particularly alluded to: Altifougli:vith
some serious - cauw3 - oflintaticir(have exis
tdd, no actual hostilities have taken place.—
The President says 'it has been his anxions
:desire to-preierve peacewith.allnations i -and--
at the same be prepared to iesikt;og.-.-
gresshin and maintain ouriust rights,
MEXICO AND 'ERAS.'
, ...,
..
• 'A Cenadiutioti for'the Goverimient: of rho
State'of Texas is ., submitted to - . Congress.—
Nothing remains to constunate the event; tiuk
its passage by an act of CongreSS,-and this,
it is urged, should be done at early part
'of the session. The annexation of Texas is
alluded to in terms of warm congratulation.
"The jurisdiction of the United States * has
been peaeefully extended to the Del Norte,,
and this in despite of the diplomatic interfe
rence of . EuropeanMonarchies.7 - -I . 4 tire may
rejoice,'' says the PreSident;:'"thitt the tran
quil and pervading - influence) of the Amen-,
.
can principle of self government was suffi
cient to defeat . the - purposes of British and
-French interference, ' - altdrtherditreat info - Ai: -
_nimit - 4 -- i'Metl - df ill - e - le eille - of Tex7l - is h - as. given
to that interference a peaceful and 'effective
itialke: -.- t - From - thisexample,-Eurtmearrgovi.
ernments May learn liciiii . Vain diplomatic
,___
arts and intrigues must ever prove upon - this
,continent; against-that -system of self govern
ment-which:seems-Mitural-to:our-soili--and-
. Whith will ever e - slit foreign itterference:"..
' c c/in : rel .- Minn With Mexico are-n6xt alluded
„
to; and weensidefable Eipace' 'fri devoted , 'to a
discuision of - themikeet; ands reviewf - 4 -
Varietal movements betwOen .e.tiv..count
ries. 'And this important st • ement is made :
"After our army . and pa • had ,re'reeirtOY
. .n - the - frontieir - tind - Coas, • , ex - ice-for 1/In-
'ny weeks without. any. 4,- ile movement on
her part, though her iti, aces were continu
ed, I deemed it impo• :nt to put. an end if
possible, to this s . .• .of things. With this
view, I caused s , .s to be taken, in Septm
her last to asce • .in.distinctly ; and in an ''au
t, antic form vhat the design •of the Maxi
-can-go -, - entwerel -whether it-Aims theit
in tentionip declare Int, or-invade Texas, or
whether they' were disposed to adjust and'
settle, in an 'amicable manner, tho pending
differences between the two countries. 'On
the 9th of November an official answer was
received, that the Mexican governmenferaW
- iginted4erreliew. - flitlit — difilitimatici•t•ollifitihil
• •... s ' - h , led -- beell: 4lll t l Pentled =4l- 14i‘oh -. ilia!,-'
and for th..l purpose were vz - illing•to accredit'
a minister from the United 'Stoles. , "With a'
sincere desire to'preserve'peace;Mrrestrire'
relations of good:underistandingbetWeen the
two' republics, I waved all ceremonies tis to
themarnier of renewing • diplomatic:. inter ,
Coarse between. them'" and assiumingthbini;
itiative'en - thekiith of Ntivinithet • a.-distin
kuished citizen of 'Louisiana Was appointed'.
Envoy,ExtraordimuT:and:the - _Ministet ?len=
ipotentiary to Ncoade, 'clothed with' powbrs
to adjust,.and definitelyasettle,, ill' pending . '
• differences .betweenthetWo countricuefinehlf
'ding those of boundaty ttetweeit Vbxieb` mall
-thmState-lif , Texas,---TheMinisteraptirlinted-;
has set, ont on his iniluSion;vand pobitity . . : by.l
this•iime• reached the - .Mexican eapitill.`[-'fle.
ras - been-instructedio - heitg tlanegotiatioa,
ivithr.Which,heis charged:lo a eotioltiiiian-'.at
, the•earliest- practicable period.; which it is
6:Ow:led : will:The inlirrie to 'enable me to
-, enitinauniente•Therbiat'jt - i ; CongterisTaiitifit:
`the present session. : - Until that result is known.'
j filTheatio recommend to Congress ench - ill- i
:term!: :measures ,j of redress-for .the , ..wrcings
_inathjari es - t ve:h av e-strio ng 'tubule,: as: it
winild Ate improper, to, ; make :had noa — M - II:
negothitioulbeenxistitutsd."..; ..; ~ • • ... • :.-
, -- A. 4 stateriferit - • - of the.iffairs •bottv'eeti' tide'
1 countrrand , MeXibb Aft.. ; bulk
,a7l4' the 2.46-.
gleet.M,priiihes,3;ooo;o9o„ofiAdetnnity, yet •
data ;'');alt:thern.is.muali. mystery. abbuelionni
;Mectipts Of air alleged priYeeenOl'A i Nliiiiitt*
Plenipotentittryana . piy: - Ex*iatii4 , 40..
it*i.SqohkiTii(;i3iaiiiO4 . ooo . o .- :_"411 4
' is :i!TO4I#'W .- $ 1 (40. ,Of, .Unlitiianti)ri e eq,
President :Apes motleelByarinntett i ' 4- t - ica . ' - ' .
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: Th e o r ego , ob' e fie r i.p4;;;Aiiii i i i o,irfip branch; t oVo.doiiieetliOnatti?-,.7 , ) • . taxing
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P9slr ,
;'.rhe Presideat4lues that tboegblibiiintertaid , ' tipg'or p . 4itilS'aotige i , tee laiiietieft•iiel ape=
pli'•the'eorriiotioifi*ltitl WpfiitoithiTiii 'qutilitie 'tie tgalbrbi qq,ige44, its - onoicat
,of tlii6t64l4 ' A6 l** ithiii i ft i 4-'64li l it i lit i i C liZ - tri s 614- d i f f e .r e l ). l4t* c( pa , purquits;
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of R4p,Prega6T o ,o7tOrY t - 'Pm/ any.Pring'Ple' 'dlitieh-fliip-46(1bylitUriflerfile'clienition.of
'6f publio:law6.reekmizeti,by.eatioleilob iheie.pohoipOelraiticelraeA,'6 . 4VO var:ceiii: to"
refeiegee'CO , ',4 . bitt had ye • 66, done'--b;ilijiatc4.,!, i *1.6 •
tb*twq plity#64, phi rit,o„,They are
.0 ( r:4, 1 K44.,4:, 8 ,17, , i90,Y.',...j,i1!e4Riigitifi0,A.1.0fi , P045 16 '7 ,6 . 4 - 04 e, 4 Ncl e Pt9.,dPP:rtiqY. o . o
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1 4.3139,.3 1 , 1 1 0 . iii ' 1 . "MP ' Die -- 0 a orjßpurPn in niT gußloYan nti.
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MEM
--fereilimit-rejeeted 'vre;iiate.' am) iL_ ..,,- ach l4 lt-tirePOkea.'illeakir:lial_
.', 49 degress'of nerifilitinidi'' i 'tr ., . 4 iiutpro; en.thliTfilitrf o llthe.-Pl , „' ' ~i, O Ponamereial
,•.- , ; ,• ; . - -7 , --, ',t :.:."... .-. ' • man ,+; and:th 'se of '.al ''t Is irattitti''eteept`,.
•posing, , ,to sitirrendette-Gq.„ ';.eri riathey. hi e ~' . .- , ,-/ ~ , ; 1 ..
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Wdedt - .tfiefreil:iio •.'.' ' ''''': ' l' - '. " $5. 116
vh°l " l.l ail4 . fi li tki l l ' Yetlin.l 4W
--- _ --,- . , --,..., ref:: '.. 's" • illy , A - interests ,
la ri
. 1,., , are ;go , ,?. r 4he .co try-ar
~ , r of iAls. eqil, ly as maybe
ityi t sidpik'trO i st isettligatk o t.ractic4 61) - prp ,to 144 t.. ii
t
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rary . ;,waB „
6n6 , ,y , idch
I:7 ,
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willing
t.. 1. .m..lB,4th2eAVsarienp;es.ineilbytiZ,i'lintoaljhoeritilyo-on.fs'e,ono...feßveipte...
19 1 )' lit Air veria . dire - 411444:Ni*. 0100 - g '• Th_sto lcvilain.f egtlilltins;tarilf act Sts
coneedeP The Offer also embraced, he stye- resentatiVea, and that, sonajoAthose„whe
:.sTrvitann to moi g i t i t t.4a—tarvaiv-iik Tortvicwatrovaiiarrteggil-nma • lir ----!
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10 41 1.1 # 10 . 1 .1 P19,9.,,a1.9.9.01......1X ; di1fecta0trd
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thitf4 i p',continta%lsittpOcylitoitiM;o*-1 Medifteation on - the first,opportunity, affords
itigghder l clifiMmaitirhfdr,',liie2firae,tifid t e,qhl, 3 ' stioneand.-Poneltiaive evidence„ that it
,tap
ilopctsitimmouithtemingilirAgr'`ftik 1 1 41 ititordWAOAKtlielliftiriPtitPiddNirtWit.. 1
D diencrand necessity. of-ita•thonaligh:revi
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..,-.- rne extraorompy,_arto.ysionynnarunimi-. ,-. .rt.recornmenumg to. ongressistedaction,
`';lib'ilile.deriiiiidteonlit, - )a n titiWqoir,dinpumt i , J4 - l A` ,ofTthtt; - preeent;,, - ptearoiitOvr.atid - afitridgifift
ie,iotiatetifiliis*(*iiti6iiioo.oin;,dep .'ariditiOdifictititili &the act 641941,.1'dni'far.
‘ol , 6be e 'l i kii it il"' 34.140, 1 4 tigok a pi iickii n v from entertainicietipinitniefriendly to the
p • redeeettiticr,.: l "d7:147iii,1,1510.17-Viiirafiet..” qll l 4fPotritarkrOtilliti'rpOrirrtify,''t dileiiiiT -
Wel . ,Oheir,.tieti.
,?4*f6 firovicom,,, •-.. • ~. spooon ~ prbaperims,- as•frii. arilheye.iin be
5 . 186461":47 -: 43 440 6 .& 01 4 116 ciPPrOrltile___ltie 't B , 7 l : l l,:lithout '.'ine.plasing. unepial burden's ,on
- .llnitad States, ,aglit fb,rtes4epi t qfmhe pffeete -,t. "utilcr;_intereettst .., The ; adtrantatm •• under . ' any •
1
Wftlft.llo'Ortietitiki - ,Ao,,pop9siiimi,,,,r is itii,:;; System of iiidireebtaxation,
„even :within the.
fichnisit'lfhielt;haff.be*mri ( lo-`4o4:• e j o i. te d revenue standardOnn t se r be.' - ht-faxmr Of thP
' i `ti'Pe . ,
,bli - ..*,..„ ,difirtetiiin,_...., stiaequently,, - Me l!..ifiiiliffibliiiiilg - intYpEitsi - and'ef - thii.MOthe
, dritrii, 04 1 '1:9040,4 the WhOrdeprego n i ter ,/ intereit,:Will'Omiii3lain.,...,,, - ' ,
'fitOr3 l •4§Pieifinatiyi'tielitirced „i na i l it a i i .j..' ' , ..l'ip`cotnoaenil Jo . ,..ongress,the aliPlition- of
! . tmtY attd false Yttlite, end of :Specific dude's,
:Oink irrefitigig.l4eletendarioniefirs;; , -i ,,. - th'e'r,ilif*Mr.Priticiple; or . assurne4,.d r bi;
OPefiintS'a.,:e`Piriretliheinteiiintestiion.c a l the
. '- ii l l he . 'Oli"od : )iaild"-•,Willsee in these: '
arid, the'iiiihstinitiort in their place of ad Oa
rian ditties; as the"' fairest and moat tatifitable
:P.#t.i 6 f aii. tinited:'. Slitea . ,' rind; this' Oovent
• ment Wilr 13,4, 1 •4,:iiiid - fr om - a llr , m ii . fori gib ili ,.. indirect taX%thiPliceanheiroPosied. „Bk . the
ty,.'Whipli'inriy, fall* the,failiiire to settle' the : ad Oa/or:eat principletilr artiClea are taxed ac
contraver4P', -
,:: ~,,', ~ , , , ,
~, , : cording ito I.l?ir "cixit . Of, valito r and thoie
...,, . ..• •r - ' ' • •
which - are of mferio ualitY h or of amen Coat
The, President; then . proceeds • to re-
..ii• only thejusk . p onion of the"t.i.x . with
mend-tile - ,
POSSeT.*_ I ,A I O.4I,O4,eXt9OS/0/I_OL-Dlii,:ls{li...gt7post,:ffle article§,censemed_by-all me
tinff';3liriedietion; Oivil,Aid„Criminali over taxed 'at the dame rate. ' A 'system of ad
ye
Oregon, H - al ' imam 'revenue' duties; With . proper diserimi
,„ . e so. reccommenes.the - arab- - •
nations and proper guards ag'un;t-fiauds in
-
lishment of anlniliartAgericY enffSub-Agen - - c - olleetlita,' them, 'no - 'do` übt, Will offord anilde
Gies , beyond the R4OkY',Moiintaints. 410 inCidental ''advaniges to the manufacturers,
stockades and bit:Nil:l64e forte along, the roMe and'enablafimin to ddrive - as great profit as
can'bilderilied"froitcany reollar other bosi
and an adequate force 'of 'Mounted -rifle
men nests. -It -is believed that such a system
to protect enliven on theirjourney ÷ LLso, strictly_-witbm'Aly_, revenue shinda,rd, will
an Overland Mailatle*OnePlijobritYrom place the-rriarififactinin,ginteresti on a amble
the Aiii it i c -s tat i s ,i'o rt i,ii i ,, , „, i ti subtaits t 7,-, ooting,.and inure'to their permanent advan
tage ; while'''it will as nearly aemay.be
Congress whether any Othermeasureiwould, pradficable, extent, to - all the great interests
,
be, advisable priorloAhe expiration 'of the of - thee Ountry the incidental protectlinfavhich
. year's notice:2-11e iiiit' . ,, ,, , ,, ~ . ,
..:..,':. ;..,, carilie affordpd by our revenue laws.: Such_
:
A 4 the eadiiiriTaiiis riatice should Con - - : - 'l` system, -when once fitmly •esiablisheil,*
would be permanent, and not lie subject to.
gress'think it : pp:43oo ,Make provisions for
giving that noticeme.,.shalf.have..reacheirm the constant complaints, agitations and chan
,ges., which must ever occur, when duties arc
Vied whPn the ; national
° tights _in- Ortgon, hot laid for revenue hut for the "protection
must either,be abandoned or firmfy maintain
ed: Thal tht,cannot he abandonedWithout' merely?' of a favored interest. _ ..
... ,
a sacrifice Of. oth national honor an# inter *. Tha,re-establislinient of 'Tim SCR TREA•
ear l _ia too clearp t4risitofdirubt2' . -- SUR'i is recommended..-,So also the con-
....- "Oregon is a part of the - North American . Univalve of thepolicy of granting pre-eirri
i
continent,. to whieffit is confidently affirmed - 1 pri (ingress is: recommended to pay the
the title of-the United States is the -. beitinew .' '
in existence.. For the grounds On Which the Volunfeers, to Texe.s. o,lr. relations with_the
title rests,.l refer you tn.the •correspondence Indian tribes are of a favorable character.--
of the late aiid present Secretary 'ofState.with The increase and efficiency of the Nay - • d
, 3 t an
the British.Pleinpotentiary daring the rtegoti- •
greater economy in its management atestig
ation. „'llie'British . propotsitionttreoinprorif..e
_,-,- •-.
~ --- ' • -• . - '
ise whieltwouldmaketheiColumbiatheline- ,Ft.,95°1 1 4 .. _ .4Pincra. 9 e of-cal!---A---TT- 1 - 1 0-rcel:and
soutWof forty-nine de,,,dreeti . ,,_with . a trifling _Cfspecially_of_steam_yeaaels,-ht-_commended
addition of detached "territory to thn-United to the attentioh of Congress. The Post Office
States, north of-that-rivet;' and week' leave*
.4 .4,, .
enditures : fall ,sli_cirt, between MOO p i p_o9,,
On the British side-two -thirdii:of'-'the-whole
Oregonte i . .includingthefreenavigatiort 'and, 5P.,,,Q00,90 "for..the ,year.. it is advised.
of.the Coluinbia an';lie valuablerlifirbiirs - en thatthe l late law! - be modified; according to
the Pacific, cart never for a , momodfi. be eri= t iit ) -'- s i' .. f the,Postinaster Genet tertitined by the United•Statet,- I .witlfeitt airr.a- - --- egl ' i6. " -11)
P,roppr Measures have been taken to establ.
bandonment of theirlost , and eleaaarritorial
rigTiti, their own Elelf reapect, -and the nation- liailly:-O4 Of mitil.pleamers betweeTt this acid.
al honor. For the - information, of Congress,- - foreign cotintries:' - - - - • - :,. '
I communicate hereWitlithe correspondence OneOrtwo other'rnatters tif aught iMpor
which took place - between the two -govern- , ~.,',..' :, 1_: 1- - '
, ments , during-the-litumegotiation.n.------ -,.- V_1t•F_ . ,.. 1 i_ 1 '...cy41 12 9.P4_1.% and_th_p,..tessage !lou r ,
With regard, to the -balance Of .. PciVerlhe' ;cllid° l o l ofita notice of the deatit'of Gen*rtd,'
says. "In the exi§thig circumataxices of the i.hcxsotsr, , and. a 'proper: allusion'to thislistipo2'
world, the presentitt deismrsd a proper °cert .- - intending,poWer of 'a Merciful Prpyiden' Pe..
slop tq,mitplite'artfovittpirn'the princfple_ 4 r. _ '', - , ' ' 3-
avowed - by - l•fr - ithmtnerand - to=state -- my .
- cordial , concurrenec,in its wisdom and sound
policy, The reassertion of this principle, es
pecially in North America, is at this day but
the promulgailon of npolicy which no Euro
pean power should cherisli the disposition to
resist. Existing righti of every European no,
Lion-should be respected but it is alike due to
our-safety-and ;our- 'interest; - that - the - efil
cientprotection of 'elillaws,ehould be ex- ,
tended ever our whole territorial limits,' and '
that it should bo distinctly announced to the
world as our settled policy, that no future
European colony or domihion shall With our
consent, be:' planted or established on any!
pttrt - nPthe'Ntntlf'Ainericitrrcontinent. - '—
.
LE
~ I union is ma . e oour re aeons wt „Prus
sia, Spain, Portugal, gm ' The health' of The
Commissioner to China has Improved, and
he hopes soon to be able.' to, procoad on his,
mission, Our sympathicti arc with the iia.....
tions of South ° , America andihcr troubles, .'hut
it is Said td be contrary tri - oin - tiollek folia - f'
fere in her corttrOcrsica., Except, with 'Alex!
ico and -Great- Pritnipi .Our. - foreign .rciatiOns
are satisfactory: , •-.
- , The balance, in' the Tro.yry
u, ointhelst of
inly;was $7,88,386,22.1 = '. .1 4 , ' ' ''•
.-...., - TH.f. fitiffiSF :OF_ 1842. , , • .:
, , Congresals.rocommended .to ma.ke sultry:
.1a modifications and reductions'•of the: du
{ice c;fOur. piesCin TarifflaWs.;The:Ohject, pays
the Prei'ident, - ef,iniPosing:iltitics onlmpTirts :
should - hartiftiuise reiicrineto pay 4.h0 needs... ,
sary expenedrafgOvernment.• COngriSSinny:
undoubtedly, in thecxorciso of . tioaaa,,dis
-Tr9timb-d4crinliPlitc.jiiihrriia in the - ,ratettof,
duty
,On different reticles;'- tAliti • discrimi
nation:should be' Willa ` , .
..niietinalstarldard,
and iic:#,4alp-i;ooiih4:tiii , :,*yaiic zaaael,
for,:tha'supiriiiif;o4oycrn*lti., ' On this point
3.1r, , T01k Conchidos asAollosii; '-, •.;. 1 ;•'., '
ef•lf these 14OWiti:hti s 6Ort i e4;ierain'ai,ii, - iiir
'in iiiiira' haw iiiitha'tarlitritet •Of:lB;` 4 ..tisie,Ol,l4:,
siSteht 'With- thern?•lArit nitniy A Of:
, : tiProvi:.
' siOilk of lhat, hat;aoin 114010:pc. '4.etf'rAii,
nal 'pritfeiPleP 41 01 103 A t l l s .vnl I 'i'J IA c grst : 1
t k i
'049:T 7 ' 11 0 14 * ii'2o%liitirZ*pao4.iY.iloti,
- • '")l4 4 di''? 4 iii.ilijimpty l Vd'"•- - •
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el—ot
MASTER GENERAL'S REPORT.
We gather from this' report that the new
postage law has caused a deficiency in' the
Post Office Department of between one and
two ,millions of dollars. The Postmaster
General therefore recommends that the sys
tem 'of charging - letters by - weight be altioliA=
ted, and-that they hereafter be charged by the
.sheet, at five Ants for. i'''Shigle letter under
fifty miles;, ten cents for a single letter over
three hundred Milos. These rates he pro
poses to continue Mail the 3bth June, 1S48;
and then abolish the 14 etiittrate, and restore
thelatesits atresentr-s. He tecorrimendif also
he:resteitatieffofili. t'utesrlost, „,
on -printed niatter; hiving the right to the.
publishers of conveying-such matter out of
the mails as they think piPpor ; idsci, a limi
tation of the number of exchange papers
which the eclitctig-tnav send and re ' It. •
.pos age, mstanding the' fact that there. arc
now from 1100' lei • 1800 newspaper eStab
lislitnente,!os:prtitif of the 'abuse whielt may
be - practised - under: the /law ,as at li r reSent.—..
.Also; the - resteiration'of - llur:frattl94rjv.:
lege to the postmitsters personS
who, under.the oldiaw, being in employ of
Government, had the privilegrt . of . receiving'
letters free, should have that privilege tester.
6d-to: Ahem_ He alsb recommends, 'Moat'
strenuously and feriergetlenllY, - the
.rnaltirfg'
the payment - of cillpeistftge',:imporatieo )/Pon_lho
senders... The:reper.Cstates..thatf.therii - iirti es
timated-to' be tiot•legs' tlieif 304,000 dead 40.27
4eri.returned. - to_the-Post Offlett s - , Dentirtment
quarfeily ; augi tlahingthefirstquarter" under
therdpuration . 40 . 0:030,1lid
po . strige of - which ialost . to the GoverMnevt,
asr•tvell'as - an imm'enSe - ameont Of - printed
matter which is navel taken out of the of.
flees.. The magnetic telijgiapb. beti , eon Bid 7 7,
timore antl - ; , 'Wesliingten has' post between
.the let of April and;istbfOefeher; $3,244.83;
(including Professor' Morse's salary,) and .
the feeeitits.' have been $413 44'.". He rebotn-'
mehdtilhar.the right to USe - . the 'Telegraph
should he-purehatied by GovernMent,'ashp-,
ing'tvdttiigereuS - .Whir to bi 3 intrusted 2te;
- : -
ft7,lllLislis ~Fitsenc , genfselly rc ,, begins with:
pain in he,bone;n c isnguer w '
oirfdlinles; 4 fi L oSollint, , Shout/the xigtnn-of-,the-
Biagi:lli; Semiting;fthilicithe'r,unpleasent
f'
the“tieit •iiiedieitieS l in - theS/Orle for the eare,
%FWerifi'heibauee - the- jitirtsr .
.thete4 e n6rbid:litiniarer w y
hloW ace thii causo l o f
every malady '‘ ‘' '
or, fever 'ftniti . fedetviitiitit
• :stiCltnliart,--Vegetnble;fPille:ah'etilit• de taken'
on lei'. the J'Syritplohat*lvioloik
Ttio, pfeni if properly sks:',
l!'iPd• Rein Alit 111 111tk4ilnet stibdoombe•snoil?
diiest . ,Weiorgspe o teaiftptelthy n toneilind:: the
•Pot4l!g,i'n'offipisinlyA.pori4eo,,;thet
• foyers.. as
:‘,; 311
tfiliftiigdyr Ontlinfeil i tly:so, : sfgeri,s4,lli4iogtvon•
,to,. We It : NOW° t i ,
shp thif sli
ildifibV,Vtitiii.V. Skit.; toheleittrAtial
it,the eoY:'
'ner f6f Sii:Aoot
[nip bnithlir Aluktinif,k",`.*h gonuipb
an ...that) ifdititie rOitth4K :
iatl'htsonlyl stieuelty:rigitiniftlinpneitriiii;'ld tO'
ItUlTOstollbssf;petiplo, afhtinbliiinfelfect
Istoltit 'the POirteg.t „ wetteGiihhhiPtiebt,•;' , Ntu
/61, 1 Aftlxi !Wl'itiltilleighibintvWl4-,Wittnirs:ltO
fir ffAif t ililiAlOillitlttol - 14010Gibilln'
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be r g'
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1 0 "" 74 ,P§ilaqi.§9 . l l ,FY' 4 oig r , . T7 l
iftuvOtieoggiefigifv. 1 t — eint - '.‘ ;1 - 7 1 e1
4ie i l f.l., ° i 6t , l ,4 e SkfirithAl° l k" . t .!• - 'w'I.IV . ,
;WOfiiihd-triiie s iitaiiiiNNichliidaitheW a y
at:Ecfuriouts' pito. , -, liblivor Old School,"'
sa r . ,4 'lfl 4, e ,R s l!..4,4`PB!?B,4o,k4Paft,lii l Violliq:- .
ligetaciiii - iifeliiititit*W - MY.TC`iilliiiiiiijii.
- IVltOrtiirte, and ollieffiTtiffffielsj the Soiiiii -
Caroliar iob:dbl;l6ll"&iiiito` - ltsciaralZ:
gess - against :the protoctiye..sylitorri. The
message PIV:49-5,41049,a1P,ct46:10-athi.,
~.....,-. ; 7 . ..,,, en- , --.- , ' -
rpp q r, ! - f pie -it i m i t. 4 -7/10. ! .9 e•mlip,telins the
OWyllithillarOlice,i_Obilitt:riNk&Y-'havp
' ,1 ?4 -, . - ‘totito,,a,44l?: 4:4i . againr:ilOldiiKan'd
tpr*oifti,,:tylthe , itiTsTfiiiiiiiV't;Oi. -
trittichefote , thellitofN:Olikqiiiiitly
AslAg,l4 igg - irii . 4rAgiOrplcnttMtyh ci g§ , r
"• : .
;r, wo4lioiA:toransylltimiail;Niiv Jitliy
i
igew:Yirk ''Negi' l. • "' i -t
c ,W Etil,itOeiniii
'6 ?0 10 , iii • 61 00ei4A4L, 1 64104ei5. , :n3., ,
Airme.,tha
wages.did not increase irl4 tatitio
,tiith-thb-inereitatl,Of-qiitrotMliiiflor*4?
WI i ffl '' aflSVQl6lo, i?.'l-114 9i1ii4417,111RY0.5g
. if3lllb,caseffi.dimiplEgiedil This-Otierticiii, ,. it is
well
. knOviricis: ciitattib i i,iti' - the'Adt),W4e s :"
Milititcicaseil'sine'e the passage of the tariff
, act k of IA ti,. fifty por cent.,'' lint .suppose -thOy
had not Lickeascd, has not tlitti abt 'igivOn :lull •
einploymene te: . tlielahoreri of the county,
and is it not timotorions fact - that= ,thousands
and tens of thousands Were previously des.
•iitut,e or mid .seekih g employment ; even , at
half price, but seeking it in vain, Arline their
fainilies were nearly destitute 7 --::stime even
without bread'? — It was-not.then so.much a
question of inerease ofivages, as of any Wages.
The Setretary also - urges a graduation of '
The price 'df the public land's; the'restoration
of the sub-treasury; the establishment, of a -
warehousing system; the-mstahlishment ola
branch of the United Stales Mint in the city
of New York; which mint shall also he the
sub-treasury there. .
The fdlowina is the Condition di Tres
sury : •
Receipts
.;
'Pr . = 61§1oins, • 827.528,112 70
Vrom salutt 1 Public Lands, 2;071-,022 30
Proin iniscel aneous sources, 163,998 66
total tecP' ts. -1f29,769,133 '
;.0
Add balance dn Trea4ury,
Ist of .1111 y, 1844, • 7,857,370 64
Totaltrietins,. 2 . ....§37,626,513 20
The eipenditure during the - ,
some fiscal year, amounted
to the sum of_ 29,968,2,06 98
.I.,eavivulilance in the Trom. •
• .sury of -- . • • • .1377058 . ;306 - 22
Ile - repot-I - of ' the - S r ecielarfof War, ex ,
in the:first-instance', die orgtmizatibn;
.._stretiohantbionStitntion the..regnitti
The 'Mid file, embi - acing 7 overy•arm of
the service does not exeedd 6400 men.—
;At this eunc,:thefe is -, vtatiened - blltti single
renitrihut on the Whole Northern frontier s
from. aui,,tifop -Superior,- an extent; of
. ,
two thousand miles; and on the whelp line
;tram•• 1e••i s of ,St, Anthony to New Or
deonsftfiflepo•dunt lre •
d,rililesj-only--one-re
•giMerk \ 9,dyrgoots , and-tWoofinflntry.TO
`fedite';6it Idefiehiriente .
of lour, .companies froin. each, .a.ow.garrison
thelgioire ofthe•ieahtiaid,Jram_Nttir_
pokttn
Orleans. The remaining. and
larger proportion of the army is row station
ed in Texas. The reportgires an interesting
account of the political reasons which have
induced the GoN , rnment to give 4hern this
destination. The tt'eeletary does. not think
it prudent to remove the troopifrbi4 - this
sitieu-antil our relations with Aiexioe have'
assumed a More decidedly amicable charac
ter. In the event of there being any neces
sity to
.increase the army, , .proposes )to
build.upon the basis of the regiments, byad
-1 • •
InStead of creating new regiments; This ne-.
cessity may be found in the course of Alex
ice, or io th.e.fonduct of the .Cumanches, or
of the Indians that a,
_lregonror
they may ii4rrupt increasing current of
emigraticai tii.theitoelryaroftritains,:
propp.;eci "Ilrrang€4nont of filling' .up
intryconapitriies'io sixtpeight
rlpfglies Oytier,..iqe4l ; ri . ) - iil4S'arci,inereaseri;
without peoirearonamp.t(gmenfation'of 014
officerk: 'llie'lytiorrsukgests 'fiyat, bp - icks
thix_ilicreme_oithe.nuytiber of privates irrilfe
two existiiig legirnenis of dragoons, another
regiment of drwroons, or of mounted_ rifle._
teen, may be neceBaty, in the event of ex
vi l 4t u v q': 1411 4 Arr,ietahlPicout:
t #l,ll‘ 4 1 ' '; lii l ° , llnt/ Y' Aliglitei
tentling our posts to the,llocky4lountains
he Secitstarv'spsaks_with4EcaCconsider
a nAIof 411 school at IVeot,Point, tind pro.
r .
pose'some imprm ementt;.--He 'elms- to
the'rdpqr.ts of the pension office, which has
now registered upon its books 28,921 • pen
sioners,--2,371 added duting, the last year,
and 1,438,1ni0wn to have, died. • He devoted
a considerable'space to the . Indian agency
a nd th e Indians...the Pottawotamies, the .
Clioct , ay, s,, , fmd partitularly the .Cherokees.
He,lays before the President some highly,al
terestmo — Comincrnieations `frorri out Indian
lib -agent in the territory il•f Oregon: "....
~ JI;
He dedicates the ,concllitnon of , his, coma
relsensive` tind 4,, erP , ipterpsting, pport to a
subjeCt Whiten is Ofiieprofintial an importance
in a free government, viz : the orgenizaton
of the GiliifirClie'-''saWtis° irtutou alters=
iitate;‘, and, among 41).64> t est; osubmits ' thli .
'question whether it might' mit'be , erttivisabfe
k l ifeatice Ale t i q r , l6ll .YthY,lc
. 6 ,4 •71 f 1 ' 4i 3V , 44
;of 4e l to 2,1 ) 'AM tll9 grouna thatitalthough
'Oiiizens of 18 plant eine are , fint4tOn yot t t i l
tiy , peat arms they. are'rtot'geil'6liliiitiVeit
( , i . x, arms,
tiatiml to equip'themselves with ,as the,
i i " vr.
P!, Itirel l'; , I', I 1 it. • V ilOt 4 r
4 'SF I CRETARY OP TitreVATY,T' , ""
' ' II.° 'sac ' e q tr i l i i r g i ,tlit ' ilci '' o iptpog "'
the I li $ 'oda lun al aII "ty
year as, pane e m o Use 70 VI ,
b)4pla:yind the' iag. CIVOIAX - ItohiSli 0 tivil7
°Man, ptOtoeting Our etartlneree,l33,loa
„,no
'aid bounds of lu Mn f r / 9 19 Y r ig d aCi, c kt e . r a wini g .
e!.l l i - barbarous nati o ns ; reatrain it LPPIO?
:ff'4 1 °,4, 1 t ii lVlti,*YeA t`4 , lo :trt ikelW a i
' ' ' ft /3/411/46 0/
LPrilmohng' ibellreEervatioT,9 oioorAt,W"
manlOcif r ,' 4 :'," ,° , ';'• ' 4 ', 4 ',':: ' ..;:i.(;4 4 ,,a vA, it. ittPr li
I i ',f,t;o l l ll l lll l:aellitkblooke 4 t 4 k 4 .., 14414 ? 4c Y'
Akelftit4lititiedil4 l 44l,Fftr§ , q9h4 l o4
tylthlatti l ia&F 4 ,?#:: ols ., d "g eri er :ad'
' 6.4- 1 tr r '4. . '-' 49 ° ? 19 , 11 ; i1 ikil .
,L..,.' st9l9 19 I)4s 4441 P ric " flaglit2"errtlaTl
'' thariw..,:-,ioarMor'-itbest-finter
,re?lii'a' is Itp ~ cithotOAhe welfare of ita
prritOrieus 10,1q,e, - rid a sense
„,of justice to
?
. 11 .6 l::# punt'' '0 4.1 11 .0 ' 4 ; ! 1 '4 )-11 „ (11 1rPa!4ti annu
-1 0 t it fii-pl? ' - anate.'thrits i . i . a6itude . ; a
ti or bfAiXtr 13 aift3:t!a , f,3refore euggitted,
gtt),2butrltotnyater
th.
w il.tegpro #o to 'public
ot,l l 4 , iffo4o. l Fig•
f leitindf4g l eatiifigOn4li . fitio 2d'
'of Januar:s,i 1846 0itlPiol4bok;A: M4'-the fol.
.
Lot-ko-ienothrjai tiOjrdit id i, l 'f o l, 6 o f 6 M ! . o4:4 k 4:4 i L irr ; r u-
bortondjoididodlPylo4ol2df:ifiOloiroof-Den -3eIAIPDPARFP,APauIa-'l4saAdiutniGilid
lloftkrlr arp*PtjitkPr
;0..g1011
4 rs l • P i ' le !,;k9Sig:4 ) '°”Pittffet"Slchntth O ,
i r c
e i h
°6/4d9I'3P9IYPi 11 !geR:t45:1f1444444 of
r'Ll4'l-441/er °rufPFAolletrtorDanielALOOkoff;diiod::togotryor„silth;all,and
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
7- 17,170 g.,.43801fii. 'itiigelind
tract or piece btlitndaitCutteLiditite_toWnship of
ifiIiPtI ) PDP4V. ,-17 qr.fplJev,erscovitIL;tvoing
nt.a post,,thunceby hindirofSastruehttarnkttud
of,:baniel - 111 oPoDuellts theirs e nortli22 *degrees
east, 48 Welles, to a atone, thence' bylaw:l; of
John'Mc Donnell's heirs, nortW.44i•dogrees bast,
91 perches, to a stone, themes:llll4nd formerly .
of Alexander; and Mhydrlayfe; . merit' Et'fiegrees
enst,-43 perches,,to,.B,whito white; by land
of Thom rs McCortmelrel heirs, north 78 degrees
east, 97! perches, oak, nertliftar de.
green east, 75 pereiieseto a post; thence - by lad
ofJames Pertly, south 40 decemOmit4,l494er
cites to 11. wl!ito oahrsouth - 1 - 61-degrAest r east, 10
Perer'°': l6- cebiti , 'oPE;' 8 04111" degfebi east.
14 gerchee to a stone; thence ' by the same and
lands of John, - Harper, jr., -south 284 degrees
w,est„- 100 =perches to a post, north 874. degrees
west, 35 perches to a pust, 'Math' 604 degrees
'west,. 39 perches toe post, south 54 Itiegrets
west, 57 perches to elpost,' in the`middl e
Run, thence up it, north 43 degree. west, 23
ler; hes to a - post, south sol degrees, west 132
petches to .a bunco 34,4tind of George
Greeger, north 45.3. degrees 40 perches to
the :place of beginniftv`coutaining-;2oosueree,
strict measure, beihd &Moo more or lessz-witla
at the buildings thereon - erected, &e.,
and 'taken in Execution Sallie property
.of Joint Harper,,,E-1 ,Ised all tckbe sold ti ) me,
ADAM LONGSDORP, Sheriff.
.
Y virtue of 'sunnier writs - Of - V.entlitioni Ex p on- -
II as to me directed, 1 'will:...expose to ,puhlic
en I e,',it the publie'bouse of Geo rge 13retelny;Esti.
in the fiprottgli'Of Eailisle,'&4TltlDAY,'llit !Zit
day of Justilatry, 1 846, el. - 710 o'clock, A. •M. the
following real estate, yrzi
The undivided ball part of a lot of ground, sit
uate in Newton towlispip,.Citanbeilancl comely,
coot:doh, threencres mo r e : or, lets, bounded by
thu Cntuariand Valley. Moil Road on the squill,
: Springfield road and lands of Robert IlleFarlathr
ell the west, Jacob Swbyei on the east, and the •
Seceder elturela on the north, having thereon ,
reined 'a large tea story.-briek. bouse. 40 by SO
feet, and brieki indict! frame Int bte.: &a.
hilt pa a of a tract .or
-situate partly:in
_the • borough of and
'partly itrNuwnm'idwasbW4icattiiinitig9.-acres'
more or less, hounded.-hy, the Big Spring, the
State ynatl. Jameson Ammon.
• John. Bricker, the
Springfield madam' others.—Seized and taken in
eXtuntiouus.ther.proilert„t of Tliontha
of:firouttil sittlale in'the boron. h'of
sCa ri i le; On niberi tee feet
in front, and .240', feet in depth, more or lees .
•boutided by John-SWM . lre on - the east; on alley
on the south 'Pattirk Dawson; on' the west, ;Mil
- Nord rat rtrendrtiM-tTOrtlklirteiTlie-Wi i-ri•et Ii
andsn ono rha If itery,frame house ( eatherltrated
etl)mul a flame 4tuble• and tin excellent welt of
water,--,Se'rzed and taken in - execution - its thin •
property of Elizabeth,Ego -
Also - , a lorof - grinind Situate iirthe borongh'lst '
Carliale.Cumtlet land.connty., 52.1. et itrfront, wit h
tht Itrivikle ;kill eAley, altdiA4o.. '
mitre; nr less, bounded - by Mai,a.,street,ne tbe„N„
G ed. Day. on The : East ~l.lberty silks on tha ;kohl lt;
.and
hereowerectecrry-donblerignw.:ll..o4 . .xe: •
a catherboaedmi l a brick sninke.hutunsioi,steen,ase. •
S. ized'anil taken I . tt elecntiOn sts the :tirtiperty of
Ella ittal Armor. s
Also:the undivided eighth 'pert, itirn tract of
land, situate . in'Newton insriniatip, , bnlnkled by
Samuel Irvine,.Onvid - Brandt, Andrew . , Sburp's
!wire, II 51erarlane nod. the tag spring:con
taininr toil mares more .ttr Leas, with itt log house ,
and log hartillii+elieted.' Seisetland ink, n
in exeention es,- die property -of-I:llanufth-Earsuni - , .
deceased, and . all in he sold by me;
A DAM LONGSDPRF. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Carlisle. Dee 1845. . •
DR, Davisis
cola i.ouliD :SYRUP ' OF
#IIIDIHERRY - AND - TARI
For the core ty . Aulineman] Consumption, ,e
Coughs, Colds. Asthma, rinfluenza,,Droo.-
ihitii, Pleurisy, Difficulty if Brenthiate; -
____Pains_in_lhe_lire-at-or-Side—St, rig
ftiv , l
I • Bloods - Croup,' ifikoppirtg Cotter,'6.c. ,
Ti liS Medicine is rapidly gaftiing a...defier
„ved pupularity,in Affectisma of lha Lungs,
-The,- , folloving ,certifie4 tea from: rcepectabln •
this'll!? of ,Pitiladelphia,fully attest-Rs media.
'..lt lies ci o irituirternit4 cure; hi seve.re ea.
Fes here t o:usual remedies hod failed to
give retie . -
~--,-, . . •. 0-t
Phileidelphia, Siptetitbi*;2o - , 1843.
- I%iessrs. Robinson, Collins & Co.;.—Rohog ef
iliet&rlitst spiiiii - Viiii - ii ,-, tterei - e - iilionih; . ..i
with pain in 14 Fide and•hrreaat, sorenecand
weakness of the Mogi!, shoitimisAf 'breath.
lute Fir rippettierike.rf trlefivarleiiinfinfidies;
but to no good divot,
, M,Y Cough atincotittitmog_
_and_grovr log_ wOrtut,:,._,,Soeh,tvasiha „distress i ng.--
'nature-of theLcou , • at :uldAutitejmied
fig i t nor 'ay, .ut Wet J O 'Red, to Fit up in my
chair, and could not elep.buLtery HUM et beat,
consequedtly, I was wearing outcry fiat,vtill
yom-very kindly reoommended,r , MN 'lrayheii ---
CompoonA Syrup of Wild Cherry.and.War;the - '
flrit bottle of whibh give MO relief, eheekeitipy t ' .
, cough. jobsoned 'the phT4goqcninted'ilifiti eiv.
peetbrale frielY,'restoreillny l tiliPetliii;relliiieWi”
the patp in_ my aide,, Retied the soret t ioast of t tiny °
breaat,,and atretigthi toinied ling, mating itte ~,
,to broatbe triely. - I hiiiii now takepetett; bottles '
it has entirely cured my_cough.. Lhave,gainad- —_ _
ennaidorn My I:31141104R ttitnlf, lir vilotst V4lOll.
' !4 6 ',AM d k il lPs n liiitinPlhAt°44,4 1, 41 ,1 P,,,Iteircrtttl - 1 .
MI IlY,knOVfnio l s ) sPS , l"t 81 1 4e9 MIP• cPlP s Viaq,
soughs 0 10 , htqa ,IVldka..t l 9s o o VIE ' S 4 94 , F 0 0,10
to cure , W t 4 191 111!?P'47.1i ZfflikleAltliing-,14, 4
"mod lol;k:1"thltilltilMNI Qc If k lNVL' lB 4 l' Oirlt;rt - A -- '
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