Fon;i;:u Nmvs.
f a.s t'lti i i ' funurn.
H toe tr; ij ylrnlty of thr
Puk-t Sp (! I .mb.a. Captain th'Z
VQ from l,on ! i on the n't d
CUI'h'i in Opuln Grabim from
1, vrrf"j"l dvi the 1 if, the 1 j.titor
. of the tW f ""J fin'ulrrr, hate
..frcclvrd Jvr j..n dlUe nf the (trr.
" iiobo of the :it M-irch, and Live rpcol
of the lit AU Hffthir with U dyn
and Hbippir; Lists tf the latest dates.
All the vi.MnM agree that war !
Iwecn fVo-Af and Jusfiinj t no Ion-
L'ger nittrr.f Juu!f in consro; ence 'f
' . . ' t . ! ...ll i v
i
JangjjfKf-lt will be aeeo by our c.
tract t'ti the Paris Vitrn of Tues.
rlv. th the probability of war be
, tweeo J nee and Austria haj for the
tint tiff asmmcd, serious aspecr.
The 1 J riant hate, it It '!, in en.
Urine!lAlo"i., violated, not only, the
prints!! of non.intrventioii, but alto
hrokaheif promise to the trench
(JW nent, not to interfere f ir the
r niDrrKion ft' revolt beyond tboe
Stats Jer which tbe riglit nf interfcr.
enc ' isbecn recognized by the French
7 i 'istinur PerrlelT-ttnvtA to th-
( ' J, heron Monday, the 2H,h March,
i! It trai necessary to provide for the
re no the breaking uf of the Cham-
' fr, lie continued i
' " Tr.U future doe i not wear t feti
oratle aspect, but i' drgwa ncirer,
A new circumeiauer, which hat liken
jja.re !o ihe midst f the negotiations
j '. th.lch cu uaJuQL-r tbecoipjiioil of
' jJvilogna. by ,the Austrian troops
; flJvi Jent marls rtl attention) .caIIs
fir eipUfljilitint, which ' do rt't
- -T-tfcnibt-wtft prove-i'wfiwy--U f.
- oonurof ihe-twoc-rtirttries; vt fr
" a guarantee r f thia opioi."f we tiuv
r t.tke iheanii-tir w'ih vi-h onr Srr
Overture! were received. (Pr' lonc--?
teuaation.) Uut ern wi:r. tKiiKrc
- : the G')Verniirnr sbou' J a lvarcr j itp
: ppon ertntt, p orc rot ti rik the
fc chance cf.br ttijj loft in-! for, at
.Tl. Ton know, it i '' fflreirf ng them
X tht we are -enabled t- direct them.
:L (Unntmcuc mxk of tnneurrence;)
- i .ti us rrovr irr inriji, vim im
filre r.f WcVtintoo rqJieJ, I'.ul
(rrr a!i' mi le i ajierch,
Th f.irihfr e'tHi!crat'ioi of ilie
1lrf'r'n l)ill hid b;ei pdttjuiied totiii
f 8th Ap'il.
in cusp.
lnirtriglit of the rih mrm'ifrt
of l'rlii ornt o;ijM"i tae tccoud
reading of the )Uhrm II H. The pen.
ta are wrll ple itr j with the bill ucu.
trjl'y, hi wih St diut!a amended.
I'rtiiiorn have lrrn preatnivd in the
Il'Utef C iimn 'n f,r th continuance
f the I'rorljfiMtiou Jaw relative to
public meeting,
The Ird Lieutenant utendi the
Thfatie frrq jeatly wuh a view ofcoa.
li4tiotf the people br thui publicly
ahowinr htmef.
I ne COUOtlrl M J1
in I I.'Jrnr,irki, CVnti fiJore and
exwl(j Kbaiki, Cunta J .irph
Mii ;fki, with m my oihen, hve
n n S .In.ily turn from the ir fmil ct,
an 1 1 fWrfr.J to the ?rry eitremity
'f Mfiufj. The whle rf fi.
(fiUK it h btirning t' avenge hrf art
'nf bt1imr, Tlie ft f fiicliof i
ickd, UV are awiiiinij wiih the
utm ir iiMjut'enfe fr i-lCruI teporti
nf n.e iirrbic ninth of our imrepJ
wainore."
UlSIV.
"The Prtmii'tHtate fjarrtte of h
11 h a-id 'i'Jth of Mirch, c mtint ac
coul fniiti t?t. reterb ir(rh of the fO
an I from U'ri of th 3Ut.
44 Kroni t. K-UTihurch it i anted
t h t Jtft i neefi c heal a r ri yc d qo th
tie of Jifoerin.M!il.frlercl!ITcCt
srictdiurt !- th o'lvi'tu tone
, ... f mt couotira rl uiiway ann ahvo; at howro, na on tne iw past-
IHIIZ 01 rS Jill, imuj inr iour,winc f . r.....r ... m
""'H I " I'K irini I" 1'iv nuilllllfi I '!4nU aiKiviiinuii I i ii m'11 I
A S'lhcrtntion h twen' entered into.
O'frf Khriiwi. Thr clrciioo ol a
member ti rrprenrfit the cjnt of
CIre, in the nom of Mf. O'Ormig
f 4h'n, terminnted in the return of
Mr, M.ufice () Corfnell, the tontf ih
memlit-r f'r Water ford. He wai op
noted by Sir K. ff I'rien. ' Toe num
ber at the fifil cKw of the p'!l were
f ,r Mr. O'fJonntll 325 f for b'r K.
() Hrien, 177 i majrityi 118.
There aeemi t- be every gooil rea.
am for helicviog that-the ayitem of
I'iih agitation U lm't at an end. I(
H e ll'Hinf of Common on Friday,
Mr. (.(',, nnell decUred that, vrnt
ne wa'iteu wait tnt very tUea t ri
nc returned to JCowrn,
4Th X.KXr ha nimcd the
Co'jociloe Vf Kiate, Pultrmm, and a I
juttant rtroinoff, Meoihrri of the
I'rov'uioiul fjuverrvnent f Poland.
q-jtnr of lit i.Jipilon woiiIJ he, thai the
frme r mt mira lhn ha no doei
f .raif h ture. and lectlva le fr all
ba fi:.
Tbe pohlom r kui'lnel bf
facta in4 ar(4men)t whif h aidtfisd ihi
ire'ii,hcKl Oil lha ii Oc'oVr, 110,
in-l.iHty era inimlmxli! adipted.
KiiritU froimha meinotl! to Con
ir'cti, ef a rrnrr.! inreilnjr of mer-
ehanti from th prlnrlpl tlilt of 'he
United Sine i, held m PhiUrlelpM, Nov.
1139, hh a lonpiwitl tbaadiitldni
nudi lo the Tariff In I ii.
4,Oice admit iht Cnnnreii miy U
ddliktuniiir aiy uhtr fiurioit but that
f rtrttMt nd you iv Urrn, in ffalhr,
tS norr to nr to tha ri'itent ol l'e
United F'er-r nt'-99i-frOf rnrn 1?hid lirw
ouetgre. uol a ou lil'f bippen to nj - it, be
upland ktraiwf. Let it never l fir-jut- tu.Uof tooe hn ,!., J4r
ten, th tha K'i.n n'tW in ha de'er- f iv other covvrf tui , '
wouM. crratt itmL,;,.., n Ihet
'(-f the ('I i rf Ii f ,r ,,f ,f
thera.reM.nyrf,.
-lured trljeM J.tCM. . , ,? f 'rtr r,
-ur,nhir!.y, ., tlU''W
eMtoff rlotha of l,tiP , "'
.fijtM-wa." A i r ';";p'-
Manee.Urd K',,, Jj
menio'ithe occaiwi 4i. l)rU
iMio 1115, a, ,(,peife(J TtV
riurn,t4' Ihi-r cr 0ftl, fKM'
d.nu, out of 10 31 .l,r,f(nt4;,!,
The amwnt of . A f
ntlni-i In tint iff, f ,h, cJ!. foi
opi.aniJtha IvuKU.fci ' nk
U fMimaied Lf an ,: . 4'r?'i
11.31 ),0? .nd.f ,if. h.V""l
(000.000. To. t(kea I i,!?,,Li
Irefu-d f T.'.l Doo. T- Puu
Political.
IrTT It afford oi n liltla i;ratifir:in
to lay before our ivadett '.ho following
.rocrefliupc of meeii'ifr. hell at Hoit'in,
In, 182(7. Thrf lutnuh a mot rlelctla
U murrtan. c reccmrnciul thrm to
i'a ailaiilie parutal of ih (Mbni'
an'l adiiilrera of the f fo D.mifl IVttr
gitr hdae modern natim nf roni'ifii'i'irj
mine-1, ii ortt v inuch hat may be Uoe
tidal to tnwufi:itrer, ai whether fJo
eminent ht nrifit to enr&: tfinr, to
lh nunirttt injy-huih ol ihe cominer
r.i an,1 ajj'ii uinirsl rlaie whether
tue pretU-m i f i.'t Coniiiliufnn, ainit
isii'i rrritt, m (ie rf'lrrrd lii'.t
fiiiiMio ft hi ffftiuin'rij, at fi'rivrf, he
vI9 (,f our exnoi'iMe conuou'iiiei.
fiitouh tie inftirQii'.n'iiliiy of a t,x upm
im;ori i A if, fii.'l her the dirre
tioo of intifMo o rapi nl it to U reKtl'ated ( e finm mhich we
there, it i fmorHill- "
v w av ih.i
ticnce of the oeool. ..u ' . K
law, are aariiv in conflict )ih f.,rm
valrv brtvrm PiieLnd m IirL.id "r djrlaM'hiit In 5820. thit Kentleman
' - n 'l in j
ah"jto give phce to mutual Liivlncat
ami flood oifu'CS. He hoped above
all tiling that the Kt tonn 15 tl would
Irif io laolid, perpetual, and irrevo
cable union between the two conn-
mer.-Tnf?T-crr-be-no.tlrtttbt trmt
the repeal of the Uoiont prtvinuily
a.ioaunccd to take puce on or b-fore
ihr f t of Jv.unry ntXt.it pjaij)uncd
Sine (lit.
TIET.CHBf.
Independent of Rrowtrlno the. 27t
int. roDtiinS -.he following in a p-mt-acript
i
44 New! has beert broiitln l.y th
bold I nowed the very dirftrhnet whirh
Mio Sou14! t now fJii:liiiK io mint.iin,
namtly, that proteciioK ilo'iea, were
41 eqtl!y hironiient wjih aound poliry.
aod wtb the flrineiilrt of vur Goiiti'i
tion,"- -mtti now, in the fure- of (hit l'c
rrhnrbn tir"rai inrotr the malrrficttoTH
ol Heaven on thrive who, at t.iit day.
tand fori i in defr.nce of the violated
Cont'i'uiion of their coumrr. ft it he
remembeRcd, too, that it wa the Ta'ifT
of 1814, that Mr. Wftnter declared would
not ftromtte th natioial lrf,'ry,, in u
would "crnrgrrat refiit&kirtt'u fi'9
mote $mugltit,n and, in fne, 44 imfitdr
i f irMicry and corrupt thr moral of
! i-Ae finfite. after alt, Mr. w. auit
Peoola
l-ii.fr. P-lh iheWovrrnw, "W
cr Cl.w aeemto i
ipu,l,,frm will be
medlatrle. It It. m Z. ' '?
MaUp.f Canterbury h,. 'h,.ir
the dtitributiun of ectlL
otore e.iuil. 'W. .''ii
mitt tryirnr u.t
w i p . ftai-i t
a . a a, . ....
rliligrnce jost arrived tht tioHtiiuiea I d , ienir.5 on the Sou'h the Tjrid
had commenced in tli direction of Uf I8t8, cootaming prorUtont far more
I ornhout. P'me batteries ol arnllrry cdtotu aoaoppiettive ilmn the art of 18
proceeded from flriiatle thta or.ur. Ml I Shameful inconaUtencv. fJViiar.
levtoR nothing to thanee in our pre.
fUml'iao -f -deCeoce, - there ahall be
ftn'ihirtg eq-iivccl in the guarantees of
peace. fCh-rra.)
iLirfVT'ti ccairy ii airtady; lware that
t h eOrf crnm -h rtnf-d i$ poaetf to
larlrifite in inrerens to its pnniora.
ning, fjr the purose ol reinforcing
oor troops, (trn. niellon has also re
turned to hit tViat,w-w
1)nthn March 31 a '. Jll.
Wt have feceivedfbycjrT5fe from
Rrusaela, lettera from that city, dated
Tueidjy afternoon. We aubjoin one
of them- r and also a letter from (.Jht nrr
(Joe of our RrutaeT correapundcuts,
alluding to the late disturbances, says ;
. . -i i o
.W.!,- xlr "! ccur,iy 44 The Orange plot hai completely
- t cur pnnupic oojeci, mu u.-. c a.B f-,Cfl Hnd i ,rult never win ht- a,
" ccttrttimea to procure iiTif
.,,er. rneAnsU..pc,Pn"!LJot lumce.
(Unanimous applauae.;
- Xhe war-like diipoaitionof the min
htrv baa auietrd the country.
The news from Poland -is most
Cheering the Ramans are suffering
.,. terribly from the state ol toe weamr r,
' the vtt)t of provisions, and the break.
' loffUtrof the tee. (Jen. Dkbiich ap-
. w r . .ii.t . f : : w:.
pearl Only tO IOinafOl prcwryinj nil
armjv which is diitribotcd io imall
- - crops nd doe not act oo the offensive.
The (tisturbancea in Ghent anil
Brussels are of aetioos nature. The
r prdvlsictiat vernmcn ba no doubt
' been displaced. ; 4: ,
. It is said that the crown of Belgium
is to be offered to the .Prince of Co
Icurg on conditioo of hia marryint; a
French Priocesi. ! -
.l:. Z: The Swisi cintoni taye assesnbred
an army of 6O,0OQ men. Thcyde
7 clire U at thti" f src'HrTOtwlrtarpre
- aerve thrlr neutrality 4 JjuLiheywill,
no doubt lid France when ahenmake
m' vement aeainst Auitria.
. Fif'y'-T"'pS-c'n-o.jng-0'ycr8!ty
o( Paris left bat city in one day to
The writer of this pssage is so well
informed upon all those subjects coo.
nected with Belgium, that we place
implicit confidents io his opinion. Wc
Mncerely hope that some better mode
of tranquilizing Ilelgiuin, than the re.
atoratiou of the Prmcc of Orange, will
now be attempted.
POLAND.
Loxu-'N, March 30.
The German paiMrs received to the
23d inst. are of .me intereit, at tes
tifying the further soCc.'s of th? Pd
ih cause. The emirY of the Polish
army under "TTwernicat into the pro
vince of rflolia is likely to javduce a
considerable increase of pctpleaily to
the Russians. The N -bilitv and their
dependents have arisen en masse, and
assembled 15,000," . cavalry, which
force advanced to Kiminiez, the capi
tal, and disarmed a Russian regiment
of infantry. .The news of this event
Join the Poles, taking with them reg
ular passports from the Polish Mtnis
Vy wno P' 'cl' eXPfnc,
AustrlaFrince and Holland have
" ' jch conUactecf for large loana.
i; ENGLAND. - -
r The London. Courier aays that
IssoUuioD pt parliament vVillr: take
' pl4ce unless on the third readiajt, of the
' !f!t should pass by a small majority,
it will be carried to tbe Lords, and if
'fn'melti tbere, Parliament will then be
'"dissolved immedutely.
' A. lo8 debate on the Reform Qucs
lion toi.di place in the House of rds
- cn rbe 28ih March, gro w!ing eutof . a
" motion on -the population returns.
Lord Brougham delivered anfcloquent
treat of the force under Gen. Kreutx.
Previous to the retreat of Kreutz,
the eorp under his command cap
tured Lublin, after a most desperate
resistance by the inhabitants, aud a
small band of polish tioops.
Wabsaw, March 13.
General Dwernicki has got the ap
pellutieii nf Cannon Provided because
every moment he is bringing in some,
fresh piece that he has taken from the
enemy. Ve have this moment learnt
that his troops hive passed the Hog of
lnadmouTiMlfioToaKi. Uu .arriv.
ing at Wtudzmienzy, the seat of gov
ernment of Valhyoiai they divided.
tiking the roads of Kowel and Lutusk.
It is impossible toKdescribe the joy
and, enthusiasm of the Volhydians 00
witnessing the arrival of their breth.
ren the Polci. They only .waited -to
avenge the outrages that have been
committed .upon their most distin- j
guished citkeensv : Prince SangusLo j
t aav tub rai.i.rua kltarc!
fias I;, ti-ii lately tiern discovered by
observant pnyaicidnt, that ami dotn of
madicino prodiK.e mMt beneficial etTectt,
whfQ Jq'frjdojei i fob This is equally
true in morals ati'l po'rirt. ror that
reason I teri.i you three small doset of
.tllQrM-'fyJi.-l,n.)' n apothecary'i
TJtJTMe.tTiirrn from the a rmlrible C ;r6h
iCrpor'rof "1 83fretfv V iFVbie oTwhrch
deserves to be wrll weiK ht.l ; but, at that
Report occupies nearly th whole of sev
eral newsppeay it - probable that its
teogta hu iL:trTed:idac:ale,lo .ten
from rendtnjc.iU lf indeed they ever tiw
It, with l!ie atten'ioo tUia toils liberal
spirit and fotxible argumentailoh. The
itr ict from the Pennsylvania proceed
ings, and from Webser'e speech, make
part of tbis Report, and of course, receive
(what they.' d'rd no want) adHimnal
strength aod ad'horiiy fom having been
adopted by the very a'jie men who drew
it up instead of Aottilito from our bre
thren of New England, how Hightful is
it to find tbem strenuously Jighting our
Southern battiei, with ibe only weapons
that, I trust, will ever be suffered to find
their way intw our Iraterwd grasp. What
Carolinian, who reflects upon the Rhri
on struggle that made us one people,
ill ever cease to implore the blessimri
... a
01 Heaven upon
0RI09 AMD eoJSTlTOTMS.
At s general meeting of the citizens of
ooitoDi AuttUit, 18 20, Cemmittce,
liam Gray, James Perkins, Darnel irth-
iter, Isaac Winslow, and 33 o'htrs I
KetotvtJ,!. hat no oaiectioft ouffht
ever to be made to any amount of Jixes
equ ally rtHWiofled -f
ratttng revenue necessary lor the suooort
otuovcroment but that taxes.imposed
ot lb? ae?Pl4? (?r.'he tolc benefit of an$
v lndiidnrtl rholirf , or hv rhe will of the
National LfKisli'ire. Wlere Mtch du
ties are iti pn! to fnttpr the pariirnljr
In'eres's o? anv rbst, vht fii ft fiart
thcreti, th rnuM come out i f ihep-irk-ets
oT all ihp othrr rlars of the enmtnu
ojiy, nd r in rllrrrt violation of that
fit'liintrntiti mivi'n." not 10 in the ros
oy for the bcnfit of the fL."
Ksornri Mr. U'ths'er's Speech at
fanmil ff.ll. 2f O'tobrr. on the
adoption of Hie npori of the Committee,
(nf whirh he was of the resole
(ions already referred tor - -"
In his opinion, n meatire rould
orove more ir.j'uririot to the industrr of!"(rrl them
! ronu....Mt ..4h;. aimp -..iBihtliit liiadc.i. . r:"'atupit4
etfut than that national indr pndenr. j "fV " M mb'rtfo!S
rendered s.Vh a moitre (. the tariff ! wVehan,," ",',! vViT"""'' !,reW
s'rereferil passrrf in IM,) neceM.tv Atl.,r.,el Ger5 f U"t'1 " 'ta olCcrf
!! rhntij-ht ii rmhi be doubted whether! Mr. l.ivi ictun lf. ,k; .
Congress woolil no b aninij uairi, ike juf" rtie Un'iJt uf Stcut.r.
1 ''. '
V. r iaiirf P
vystrro orolufali-i.,. "",rt",U ihi
- - w atrin ae a
ooioim J w;'iio.is io .;?.""
adnf,heCaurchtl01,K',,'
but rtlorm 1 lr i ,)ie -J, r,'Wwa
brrtrl, ,ho ab.,miD(j.,n rfj' ,?."
-J'rc fcme(. "rt;
- v..rQXev.
... Mr. 1.1.:.:.,.' . h' ' W'u
Mr. U'kii "iw
tfiirtt and initntien of the Coustiiution,
hv exercising a lower to control ern
tiulttf thf pursuits of individuals not s
tncidrntal io he exercise of anv other
power, but as a substantive and direct
power. Such imp st or the fiurftr of
revenue, could n.n be compltiined ofj he
he doubted if Congrrst postested the
fiomr '0 tu'o the incident into the prin-
'lp il and of enarlin; Ijwj wub rhe avow-
d objfet of pioterttne puticular monu
factores instead of leaving them to the
incidental pfoierilooof Kieh laws at
shoiiK h hont Jt le pssse d with a primi
ry rejsatl to revenue carrying the im
post on aome articles to an exeeit, with
full knowledge that the increase of dut
will dtmints1 tHe amoont of revenue." -
xxiu is' . ------
CHURCH REFORM.
A very aniiittetl drSe to(ik phre In
the Brhrh R'ui',e of Lords on the eve
ning oil (-l. lO'h, rcbvive tochnrchti
thes, PO' r-sil nr.e of rlerj-y, $jr.
,u1"'Tw vetTfRtyH.
MAY 1(5
IOJI.
nix. y
toil MorfMry. " "
The ditor of ih l,.,nrrf the Constrtutiae
prrnvmrs a plan by wWt, , dcl-i,... nf ih. a.
pre ne Cot.rt may He' vlnfd Jpon ,he wnk
lllKWlfy of ikm Vi.r .t-. . v
a! 1'tnt thelariirfc,wtwe--f i other
words, that, putting aaiifetha bm.m mrt -KL-fc
a partlv for revenue ami principally for protee.
?im it ihall pate t o acta-nit lmJ,m ..k A,
lii-a onl at may m r-.iir'd for rrvenoeai
the other, to be cniiilwi A Aei
jt (and encourage pertk-uUr brancbeanCindustiy,"
would st em frm Hie number nf -wti-i.ins I . T h,M ' " '""''"""ybedeeiaH
-tkL-K ... !... ' . J lnir'brnlforlh.trH,rpril,. Hen,rmevaW
"""" "re poonnp; inir, t arliimenf on
this suijrt. that the people of Enghnd
are growing; wesrv of the abuses which
so fx'fnqvlv prevail in this depart
ment of thcra.Vir aertt'ee. There is nerd
enotioh of reform, both for the snke nf
tbe church and the tux payers. Keligion
never flourished, thai religion we mean,
which will :5n.1 'he test of the final day
when its fliwers reposed on beds of ro-
es ; when its ministers cither posseted
that thews diiiica ahouM tw actured IB eeparue
ao tint a tcpnrale $ml may be brout
nr the payment, in ca.e it should he reiufol
41 In this manner the ta t emiM be Fairly mJa
up, h tbe refuul of the merchanui to pay the
bond, ifiven under the (iruitciinjr ad. aod tbe
point would then come fully before the Cautt
for aljudication.,, Now all this aDDrars renoa.-
able enoughi but we arennrfectly aatiifiedtht
Con reaa will not do it. If we recollect rightl;.
a proportion waa ma?e by Col. Drayton dunnf
the ttWninn on the TarifT, to clianee thetiir
of the bill to aa to dtir uate h distinctly 11 a.
one elutt, are equally inconsistent with
sound policy, and with tie hriiuihlet of
our Uotottlutton.
Retotved. That bigh botmtlet on such
domes'ic marfufjcturesl aa are principally
aeneoteo oy me proposed 1 aria, (1834)
avour great csp'uitstt ratber than per
tonal industry, or the owners of small
capital 1 and hat, therefore, we do not
perceive its tendency to promote nation
al induslry
"'TJleiofiieit ThsTthe Tmpositioa'of'duties
which are enormous, and deemed by a
large portion of the people to be unequal
apd unjust, is dangeroua, as it encoura
ges smuggling, ,
Retotved, That the proposed Tariff,
and the principles upon which' it it
avowedly founded, would, if adopted, ha ve
l lehdeficy to'dirnihrshi I he industry, m
pede the prosperity, and corrubt the
morals of the people. .'
RtshtA Tba W4 are equally incipa- j
ft. ,:,.j . 1 , m :nr tun id u to (laien
7 ; . ow..... ceo, ne good bill for the pn.tec.iw, of msnufaclures, vitht.
v. ii.iiiim , w11r.11 me putptt w.is
convertca as a medium of earthly K.
grandizement, wealth or any other thinp
whatever, ssve an honest drsire to pro'
moie ine best intetests of mon. Ve
Rnow WcirThlf rnanv clerrmen of ik.
Caurch of Biig-Und.arelexam,iteaof pieiy
end -every -pood work find if there" are
loo many of the cantrary character, it is
a natural cooternienc of tho circumt.r.
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om
We hsve before os a state-nent. fn
which it appears that the clerg, of Cng.
Une and Ireland (meaning thoee of the
Established Church) iecri?e annually
1.8,896,000 f,om 600,000 hearer,. hil.
tne ciergy ol all the Christian
view to a jiuliqial opinion resnoctine it, and the '
Cropoalilon was rejected. The plan pmpot4
V the Banner, too, would necesaarily ejieathe
whole question af(ain,aiii the aupportertoftat
ytem, we apprehend.' much prefer that it 1
J e I ibnuld reniwi a-s it is, -a ban rws 4he haK-io
aneh chttjijtes u renewed diacutaiow mtfm c
foct. I addition lo ilti,, what wowW be yii
to the South fif TTTe 'fT(sMge Of aiich self
would, to be.aHe, exhibit the tritective fcf
in a more tangible and patpabje ahape, by iN"
inar the people diatinctlv the taxea they piy fo
addition to those they nay for the leeitimste
purpone, of government, and might thus pro
difte more nntty of aentlment and action fcl ei ,
nosi'ii'B to the sjati-m. . Rat M M the inreaw -Cuctrt,
what eso?cta;ion of relief .eou'o ba
4ilgd from ii ? One of i'a Judges w -nlrei'i'f
eomtiitted by harinjr pubrmlied his opinion i
fkvor of the nVfead tlie othera, alffesf
sides reeeiveonlvL8.Si3.no. r,..m m
000,000 bearers ! A petition recent I V ' of "". e" kn.',w', l e"'l
n. t... m ' , rccenM Main iews trf ji mmiUr comnlexioit.. Beul.f
presented to his .Majesty from a clergy
men: in Somersetshire. !?.. rk.t
.wbiis-Uhe average ineomr of the fiisho
at ftatra ftkAak... .1 . a
.. ..., pounds a ytar, in addition
to great patrooat;e, there are ne..t -
thousand Curates whose stipend is less
than iL90i 1 year, and more than four
hundred of whom receive lew ihsn 1.50
-fC.r. nat, wiiilat. certain offices of
"cana, canons, rrehendH. JO. ... r...i
in vcriDture, and ukrw.u,.. ...
t-hrfstian thurch, but which are of Po
pish origin, ,nd deemed useless by al
most all persons. r.r. ..
' ' w v 1 1 . 1 if nit imi ja i v
. tlioosancfs a y.esf fromUhe fnnd
mimv
would snv -Smitti-ni St. whose eaaenttai
rights were thtr violated, fuhmit to the deci?J
or i:VnowTeiIg"e'flieMiiithjrn
Crwrt Uion the whole, while we are pretty
mire that Congress will ojI adopt the p'ao,
cMiinot aee any practical benefit it would -M'
likely to produce.. In the proposed
well as in the present, thi S'a'es of the Sou'" ,
would have to depend en-irely upon tlc'r ,oU t
reign power for redrew.'
Weahouldlike to ace the propoittoncf )
Editor nf the Banner of the ennstittrtiow brwif'
before CongTfea.to ascertain clearly the ..
ofthe nation 'as te the constitutional ngnf w
national legislature to pwcei rl-mtt'e ftyfi'
tv Let t,'t atrmpt tofstiit i,J..W,(v c
if