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r P'-""d - r -'4"fcKKrVHECKCK)5 Ali TOU - ' - ' RnijlS. Do THIS. KD LlBMTT " ' ' V."' . '..T
rpifc ana, me ijeaaers or luvaeriijse
TREASURY.
Not tlfe ySt of trying experimentsQur
parlyv fth'j;- "Qrpat.Rjected in the
treasun'y This was then held forth as the
sovcrcign-i remedy for all the diseases of
the iooq j; pontic. , iuou i'oik lonnwitn re
trfted: all he iaijd ;in; favor of the deposite
system! ind bbcam& the advocate of the
saltreilar"llere is a somerset w6rth
BotfigJlllJrno jtaetoic philosophy of
tKejfetfcwi
herj H js A114l byed bflspringv to chr-;
ish lheoptecl&h jldLof the Idtepiagitian
If the Country lis not prepared to approve;
of Mr B6Ik's cbnduct in creating the mis-;
erajble pet banlc system, they .will sure ly:
giv hip!eredit fot the sacrifice he'made;
in goin
lytbreVi jsecondl l somerset but -earhis1
;;r If
ir:inl vaS jthe first person whbpropos4
ed the uK4r0asuryscheme ihTCongress.
This was in thfer session of -1834 5, and
he locpfcca ipitrt' then-went en masse,
igihstItyAtid who "was their! leader, in!
thaVchargel'agalnst Gen- Gordon's siib
treaSt J 5Pfo ;pthjpr tbajahefthen Chair?
'ikB'bfthbMmitebfWaj's and Meajis,1
thejvarlil$ -$0$ & Not onljia he votei
i!ainstliis prppQsitipn, v but he! made p
speech! aginst i U: (ri 1 which be Contrasted,
it ,with hist favorit' deTOsiter.system,; and
helfl, tift thvsHuntried experiment? as more !
unsafe ;andj expensive than any other svs
tenil hoj gentlemen on theolherde; j
wppt cHo 0jUl ;vill . learn i them "still
oj;o:ileir4&tidateff as they :arcrsa-j
Ay njf ttie iirlal id bisclaims oif the grat
itude bfte American! people ;"andl will
now; admijiist er j tofthem a dose of Colonel
Polks Spe cb against the sub-treasury td
be feund txCxoU ?lp: 1278-0 i!of Con
greipjrtalDebatei ; 4V&
;;lr:;ilad(n
reador him,1wjio declihedf ast hecould
: hottead jcpettouhU v. $A
'kMritM felnersolllvoluhteered to read
ifQTfgH.:
mor?di, "J peglto bpqxcused for your kind-J
nes$ as 1 ;d6 not lite to get a man to read
ior me, wnose countenance i, ana no one
eise can. ver unaerstand, (A laugn oc-t
curred3n!vliion MrI heartilv ioined.V
Mri qHcnk!then read for Afr: Hardin the
tprtf)Wmg;xtra0ts;: hT:t'-v4 n r' j
TOlsf I -ajii !un, it may-bV well to no4
tice iomd! otherpropositions of am endmenti
waicu ine ifiouse nave .Deen nounea vnt
4
either biarjl, itby; keeping jt! locked upin t among 3Vhior Locos."t He then sets out T yould. be a! yer', short time to do so, much'
a istronej box.1 or lie it atitheir own risk in j bur.treatv stipulations with Great Britain, j less the few minutes I Jiave to bestow on
bdvate iltion oi;jtradejor they must,, which still exist,-, the 'same nowlas.then, it. r But I intend to talk! to jrbu . locos about
!br their of3a security; and on their own by'which the country, was to be! occupied thisnew, issue, as twesay. in. the West,
jointly by the citizens ot Doth; powers, unr jusi tiKe Drotner. tH rAt the recent lial
il one year's-Yiotice was given of, an i in timpre. Convention you have "consigned .'to
tention to abrogate the convenupn,; :that political miainy your oldf leader, Martm
ithen rvan tsurenAs,youlhad lalsely alledged
resjxmsuaih.ty place it a last-ion deposite
inlfonk iffirt safe-keeping; until theyare
c0d oiMy I the Government far it.
! r 1 msnemnorarv use oi; ineniouevuu ue-
sue in aiDanic. consinuies me ni v com-
nsatiJriH krhich" the blnkrecei ves : tori
to I weeping it, ai the service itH
periprnij 1 1 j-ureceiverst ueempioyea, mey
cjanbrijrin bbfotherIsefficefthan to keep
t.np nionpji ;anu must ue paia a compensa
tipn fro&ithreasuryVhf i
II 14 g th&. seenis tp1e: aivery;ianwelcome i
srJeejch Jotilgentlemen, nd-makes. their
contenanbeis; look asv. glbomyltas nf J they
were alMt to'Io"seewmufe
-viu mpcmBpger comment ii pon jt. out snan
le
m?
the'sub
f ; f-f-
views
it
taslObKlp?pfocojo
arguments of fCoLIPolk. when
ke theirneit'spcechj in favot of
TATEBANKS.?
1S.H teresting to, know.what , are the
i old jDoi; Pplk on the! subjectdf the
.c-jjfijottisfie
oij(viiGTON,anQ; .inosewnqrmatfejhe
Cinstttutnas expressp
rllOi nfCbfMadis
Ja5ty0f 31w ; nor;of the Supreme Courts
m. i nj ii a. ' T r '"a
IK
I. ia
oi .pne onueu states, trie tnpunai oi Jinai
relprtifprfthi tdeVeraina1tibiiches-'
tipns ; tolfolk has declared t himself
irist; a m ational bank; on constitutional
iind l! lieaS iusnected.
ojr'jbf tpi0 Exclusive haH ihbney curren
but Mhen hewas canvassiriff for e-ov-
jeKjbrJ hifcejp fayjoi"
ate LBanks. As 1 have' rust that circn-
lyviUIVand yet am confident of the fact5
err, ami us many. 01- tne locos are lor
1 exKve specie currehcyv Ivpsh, to
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the Hlterition of the Democratic! mem-
bcjrjs fromejnnesseeto the stateiherit;that
Cpli PplI shas avowed himself the friend
pfj Btajwpahk (Several ofjihe Demon
xic iiifiruiyers iruiu x eanessee were 11s-
ng,iHH none responaea. i
Congress had;ddne, asj'yoii tboasthilly "al
ledged you; wopld do at th commences,
mentor this session'! Sin thev-'all' sleep
1 in'qniet Vepose kin thWtable Pf this House?
.,viiLiug iuu acuonoi xne iocoioco maior-
Iiy. v remaps inis retort may galvamze
.some pfthem Into re-existence.Sirs the
coffllucto y1F 'pailaders .pnthisV as
oh " vafibus bthelrbccasiorisr-'nrbvesthat
rl n fp.w thai he ouffht
no siichliiotice had heen iriven i!and
argues! against the legality and propriety that he was unfairly defeated in 1840, ahd
sentences, ihat erehtlemen maif iseei the J;)Nre- were anxious vou! should aftbrd
purport of the speech. 'Jf imkUk "f11 PPrtumty btgivinghim ampUj&s--
?i TKeseare::th'e 8tipulatioo'ihe :f&k tbygivhigihim and! hisf party another:
ing treaties between this Govertinieht and spiitadpolhical4drul)bi
that of Great Britain.- Whilst theyjeonti- sir, ypu have prevented os from bestowing
hue. in force,- they i ar declaredtby f the uPon Aim thls labor of Jqve y pu haye
Constitution tb be thefsupreme Javpfth . se?rtj' yourbands, inybiir
landLf Now .we Jiayenot gi vh; jthe notice own campj In; the cpmplimenta.resp
bf t welveimonthstoranhul or j I abrogate hjtion which yptf passeo overjiis political
them land-uhless we do, or receive" such wanc,you sayjhe iplja martyrto his prik-
nouce irom jnem iney are in iun iorce. oy,-amu ousuouiajusiiy. naye
and areligatory Upon u&Nf Htll f added, he Was fpully r&miurdered in 1 844,
y -' oucn oi cour adventurous : citizens as uy "i uwu,irieuus on account oi tne un
are. diposed to penetrate into the uhexplo- popularity of ; his principles. !
red' wilds west of the Rocky mbuhtains, j You are endeavoring toproduce the im
have the 'right to do' sol treat -Britain pression npwthat! MrJ Jan Buren wJls
has not, as yet; Established ah vmllitarf ffcried oh;aqoun!b
posts, and has avowed ? her intention4 hot ions.-;. Sir, this j is nbt so butif iwere,
to do so until yb-dT'Herhuiiti. fcon; ; te l only causef regret jfbf hisfatepuld
panies may have private defences and be, that he. was consigned to obllyibn by
his party, friends, for, the most honorable
ahd statesmanlike ! act' pf his life? : The
contained misfortune mav be his the dissrrace . is
1 bur "tables, his friends. ,rut; sirii ybu and I well know,
.who can doubt, if we send a military force that it was publicly proclaimed in this city
xnere, uunng ineconti nuance i in iorce ox wvmu aBu, mov u uu jw. uj . yuuw-
mese treaties, out, mat oreat nma wiu u" , "6" ftuuus, wu,. wuuiu
send one also? and if so, collisions; be h1 Mr.,yan Buren and run some
tween the, armed forces of the; two coun- other .candidate. lAlter the result of, the
panies may have private
temporary fortifications.
! Vith these; facts before us
in the official documents on
tries might, and probably n would, ; bei the
consequence, and we might thus be com
pelled -to decide by arms that which would
be much better settled by negotiation.
1 p takes it, thenr as an admitted 1 act that
C!. IblJis ifbr,State34)ahks.;According
toppl. JfolkjS plan, we are always to have
' We piight, he said, to pause! before we
passea tms bin ; not tnat -. iie wouia ior. a
moment think ojTabandohmgbutitie;(fbf
he- belie ved it to be the better bnel).br of
. - ... . . . 1 I . 1 T' i : 1 i
permittitig any foreign power to become
the owner of the country." We'shoiild hot
i i 'i-ji i u.i -. -.9 l
act now ; - our, as tne question: oi tine is
ieit 10 iuiure aajusimeni oy negouauon,
etb this! bill, especiallyias I may
ave; another onDortunit v to address
iu? Mousey i a gepueman irom i.v lrgima
Mjr Gcin j ;lias signified hisj intentioii
to nioy th!! amentoentto thisbill which
he.ireintd ahtl- iad printed Sy order of
tfefif Jlbte Prh4 daysago. ' Thatamehdl
mefnt pgjyis!that tbe collectbrs ; of the
ppbHcreiiuej when the amounts cblieci
ted! are 'Small, i shall be the agents of the
Tr'asui'cr,lo kcep'and disburse the same;
.anathalthlyishalf receive ah annual com
pejiSatibn.1 It 1 provides, ; further, . that, at
Pjfcfe8jrc itheiamount collected shall
ta-pe fgents jof the Treasurer, to, keep and;
disjbureltlib public itioneys,''- and that thet
shiUbtMdahnual compensation tor
!fJ1ig-Ali:Wwvvt-:
1 A cprnoration mav be safer than anv
bwiTiduallagent, bowever responsible he
jf j up, uycuuso 11 CUI1S1SIS oi.uu ussocia-j
ticijpf ind vidua1 who have thrown to-
gether; ihelr? aggregated wealth, aiid, who
bohndlin! their corporate character,.td
the cxteni of thewhole capital stock, for
the deposfie j,- Ih!additibn to this the '. Sew
cretaryof tho Treasury may require as
He vyf collateral :!se;uritv; in' addition "to
their cdpial paid; ii,;lrbm such a corporal
nwuu, oa iic vuum iruui an inaiviauai col
lector m ceiycr, ;Which makes the Govt
nieutiepds safer in the !hands of a
Mm than itrcbtild be with an individual J
lvf1TbeTO
uuiw.ix-ccivur unu uaiiK; corporations,
i.M banki3o exlstahd are Irfcelv; Miiri
Tifr Stale authbrity; the latter; upon the
he' public; are to be
no
a paper eurrencv. . JNow it is ior the People
to'H!and thiaiissup, is presented to
jthnVi iffv;'aye to have a; currency reg
ua!tfed ipbanks, which4 'dpesj expenenbe,
adthe Rvisjlpni of the jpast pbinbutas
th saeficjr!the: people ;ahd tEeGbvern
tnbt properly uardenatibhal bank,
'nnifiredi -quantities of S!tatb banks,
Svjueh afb bhaftered and "regulated at the
vvmni: anu caprice oi twenty-sixanoepen-dent
States! -r -1. " T . :
- Ilshal
OREGON.
read nowi another ofi'the resolu
tions bnhis! Polfc Convention : ; " - V
tRemvcd, That our title tothe whole of
the teMibry of Oregon is clearu and un
quesupnaote ; - tnat no portion ot the same
oighttjtd bl ceded to Erikrlandior ahv bth-
iwep; ana tnatiine re-pccupation ot
guii mim tue re-ancexawon oi r l exas
cr pc
ieltS
ejeliriifest practicable period are great
;nqpui measures,, wiicninis uonven
feaBmmends ! tb 7 the cordial "suppbrf
la sqpt sterns: uregon, is i to oe- press-
to the service, and , its re-occupation
isid betlmade a party hobby .for locofoco-
n to ridbThe United States is not big
biff hit arid has sot rather tod hot to hold
'inigte j eaerf .(pllbpbfocism ; and so
y .must add- Uregon and Texas, to give
m breathing' and dodcrine: space, and
fif riPs " grandiloquent pow-.
ej$.p Bsirr if gentlenierr will only hold
stain' I Mend to" tap them1 for Ihis Orcsrbri
elections in Maifyland ahiCdhhecticutnd
the ; special elections in Pennsylvania were
Knuwn, you, oecame viy restless, ana, pe
gan to loot'around for hey!issues. . Be
lieving that Mr; Van Bufeh Would go with
you for t the annexation of Texas, those
members of your Iparty who resided in
doubtful States, especially in the South
began to come out for it.1 The returns: of
the Virginia election; brought the hews of
your aisastrous aeieat in mat time-nonor-
eu vyommonweaim, at ine same time mat
Mr. Van Buren's letter against annexation
until Wft asoprtainPfl that thtrrd is nn fimw Was published - This 'was addinff disap-
of reculatinc it bv the KTecUtive. let uS pwnuincni, iu ucxeau ii was ioo mucn ior
postpone any measure on the subject In yur philosphyahd j like the little boy
tne meantime, nevouia not permit iprreat V4 Wo ywuuun uuuj uuo
Britain or anv other nower to take exclu- because it woiild not jump a branch With
! n a . Ji-iJ1 A him nnrl SirrtAl m I riitit nriillicri AttrvAii UaI
down and .broke it to; pieces so your par
ty yexedVdisaippointed, and maddened; at
your multiplied defeats, caused not by the
acts of Mr. Vain Buren, but by the unpop
ularity of your arid his principles, vented
opivu ujmu juui Acauci, aiiu unci cu
himi up a ltolocaiistto the chagrin and dis
sensions of those leaders of your party,
sive possession of it. By delay, we can
lose nothing. By acting now, we t may
hazard much. : If the question of title was
settled, and we. were the undisputed own-
ers oi the country many would, evencthen
doubt whether it would be our pplicy tp
extend our population to this! distant re
gion. We had vet on this side S of the
Rocky mountains, ; d " vast extent bf wild
tap 1
inilitiblllahd will relieve theirn of some
of jtlpjplpl wind,;beJ
tralii trpublesomen their stbiuachsl
!rmitl3 rstW ask, if this is so impor? 1
tint "nti lr6ricairquestien, why is if that
tne Oii ana resolution on mis suojcci nave
beeh permitted to sleep in quiet on the ta-
me 101 mis iiouse iorsixmontns past, wnen
p! .baksJejbHty'iere ? rl will
ess ims question 1 urther presentiv, uut
unsettled territory whichi wHl- probably wo were tnn-stmgmr.theretreatingsppu;
remain sn fnr lialf a ppntnrv tn'rnmft. Rnt Ol Pmce. ; ; f;" t ' 1' ii j' P i ,
it was ribt-ribw nScessarv to deeirte that I now; understand your party are for the
qu'c;stibn:;-;At all events, heconsidered it annexation of Texas, and that this is dP
premature now to do so, when we must do sgea 10 oe maae an issue m tne ensuing
it at a vast cbst and at the haiardbfbe- canvass. - Pray tell me, sir, when this be
ing involved in war. Let bur citizens who jame so important an American question!
choose, at least for the present so there iS now anynmg more -oi-an Ameri
arid hunt,fish,; or jtraffib atitheir IbpUon.'
VLet the country, at least for the present, re
main a waste ; it will be time enough to
settle it, if. we should ever deem it our po
licy to do so, when the present difficulties
are removed, when the dispute as: to title
shall be settled, and when "we! shall have
acquired more accurate information in re
lation to it vs. . y:.",i:y, U-A M
Subsequently,1 during thersame sbssion
Mr.- Polk offered a-resolutiohf haying for
his object, the-extension
of the United StaUt
territory.of Oregon,: (which of j course did. groui!u oiane revomuous ixo, sir, , no
. i i. i- i .: i- . : r i i. l. I man imagined -sneh a thins', unless it was
can questioh'tlthan it was in-1838, when
its re-annexation was promptly rejected
I ' T ?JJ i tr - . ! 1 T . T
Dy jrresiaent t v an tuuren j anu J onn r or
syth ; which act lypur- whole party sus
tained .without a. dissenting voice 1a- Was
it made -a question in the velection of any
man here ?ji 'Was it agitated at all before
t he j people 4when t the , mem b ers ot this
House were electpd i HiWas it ever; men
tioned as as great question during the first
four months of this session ti.:Was itWver
fj.. .1 . If - J 'La.'-. " -1 :-...',L..,
trusted wjthjww
uoyemment again tinder your controii and
Texas Jmav remain independent tb' aii
nexedjto1 thetutedtates,; or br-ah-hexed
j to Mexico) as'maiy seem most advi
sable; to enablejyou to hold on to the spoils
of office. The j history of your legislation
still; exhibits the) verification of the remark
of that great Sbuthern chief of your par
ty, that "you arie held ;tbgether;by the ;co
hesive power p the public plundeKAnd
now, you are willing to plunder Mexico or
Texas,' if you'ean therebyregain the Ibng-r
ed"for'i7:pj
But your respfution ! says iyouare i for ahr
nexation at the Earliest practicable period J1
Was that intendled tfrhave ohe meaiiirig for
the North and another for the South FTbe
gentleman" from1 Alabama is very partlcu-
lar.upon tnis matter oi iwo laces ipr two
sections of - the "country.' - I call his atten-
tion to' this- pojnt.v jjoes this ' resolution
mean, that your! party and your candidate
arc in favor ot uhe present treaty 7 t hat
is the question of annexation which is pre
sented tp the t imerican -people, , , 1 4 want
no equivocating or shuffling on ihis point,
but a direct aijswerj fromhe! gentleman
who has laid sq mucb stress .upon this sub
ject of annexation in his remarks, ,vl ap-
peat to, tne gentleman irom Aiaoama to
say wnemer me uemocratic panyoriim
self, or Mr. Polk,! are for the ratification
of this treaty?
' "Mr.- Payhb : explained his meaning
when he had spoken' of the gentleman's
resenting two -faces. Mr: Clay had pub
ished a letter, and, writh apparent. skill
and design,' had avoided to answer the
question. From a cursory glance of it,
any one might suppose, he was in favor of
annexation:w? 4 L ;
Mr. Hardin. I Iask that gentleman if
himself or the Pemocratic party, or James
K. Polk; were for this treaty ; and not with
reference ' to Mr." Clavs views. These
were clearly expressed in his letter. f
Mr. i Payne! said, he (Mr. Clay) had ne
ver come up to , the question he stated
nowhere whether he. was ; in favor of an
nexation. Mr, P. here took his seat"
Mr. Hardin resumed. ? Now is not this
beautiful t Islit.not exactly after the mo
del of the Van; Buren school t 1 asked a
gentleman who has just made a Polk and
Texas speech, if he, or his (party, or his
candidate, mean, by the resolution passed
at Baltimore, that they are for the Texas
treaty. He twice 1 evades an answer to
my question, and says he is opposed to Mn
Clay, and thai he don't understand his
views bn the subject of Texas."- The gen
tleman Could not have given a better epi-
a t t- "... i A 1 . . 1
tome,' oi - tne principles oi nis party, man
hayeoyerhiled the majority of your pirty
at the north, and compelled them to aJrt
I a southern candidate, and to pack what
you term a southern question; - The north
ern Democracy will scarcely make a stru cr-
gle.: The jbattle is expected to be fought ,
upon Texas at the Southi upon Oregon in r
the West, and upon Dallas in Pennsylva- 4,
hiaJ :Youl misjudge the gullibility of the II
American ipeople, ifyou suppose they arc ;
to be'misled or deceived by these "tubs
thrown out to catch whales" kI have already!,
tapped your Oregon tub? and let water !
enough into it to sink it'The people of Pcnn-
sylvama have too much practical sense -
uc uiaucea to support jluuus, wiuu no
is playing second fiddle, to the free trade
anti-tatiff tunes of Col Polk, i Arid 1 much
mistake the intelligence and devotion to 'j;
the fundamental principles of our Govern v
mentAvhich characterize southern Vhigi
f you arie.abld tojdeceiverthem into your' i U
support by tHeTis7ii! Yau glare of thiiX
Texas issuToolong havc they contend- A
ed - for honest principles against the J wily; 4 S
ari5.pi . iocoiocpism until incynave Dciqn.
purified as by fire.; They have woh the lau
rels thef hohbrablyvearf ih;'mariy,Harv'..
tought fields, to permit i them, to.be torn
from their brows by a stratagem of .their
enemibsi... 'Ahdtif -1 "may judgeof thetr
constituents,by; the noble band of. firm arid
talented repreentatives-whicli ! tne soutlir
ern Whjgs haVe on this floor, ther are nei
ther to ."e; bbqht1bes;dccdvcd by .
hypocritical pretences, nor driveti by bra
vadb;tbreats,ifrbm the'defericb ciMhbe
principles the-hayelbh cherished ; hpr!
from the support bC that man; who has l
shown himself the: true advocate .of. ali.v,
sections of out; country; and vho; in eVeryji;
dangerous emergency, has risen with re-V v
newea energy aopye an party trammels i
anu iowerin.puov.au,.euHipeuiurjiJ
grappled and! mastered every;iiiiffi
and exhibited before ah? admiring world
the 'enlightened principles'bf a true Amfa$
;!k
ii
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1
, -a-
f
ican statesman;
:FUUM JMKSJUO
4!
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Ther ship Vistula arrived "at? New" Oir-:
Jeans 'on the 16thvJuly, ih nine dam
At la dates from ithecity
the measures tor the recovery ofthe re-y-yolted
province dfTexas were still them
topics ol conversation and leffislation
The New Orleans Bulletin says; the first
act of the extra' session of Congress was f
Ihe passage of a law raising $4,000,000 to
prosecute the(war. TbePibayunensayst;
that the law had not passedit had bben
reported bjra committee," which also sent
in one or two minority reports : but it was T
Very doubtful - whether, congress would
yote the monejyvf fr tll
j The1! Mexican press; asjwell as thelmlitI
ister for foreign affairs; were using every 4 .
effort to inflame the public mind against
the Anglo Saxony and Itp nrojthbMeXi-S
6ans with enthusiasm in the'ehterprize pfl'
the reebnquestof TeiasC ;
f l.There.hadjbeen anoift&rUt'aarms ber
tween Mr; Bbcanegra and bur charge, Mr. .1 !.,
Green.' The former renfe wed withincreas
ed severity his clMorbadfaiUiyi
olation of treaties," usurpation" MatrociJ;
iyll &e.s; against brgbvcrhmehi4 'iJVf rA
oreew conunueaj; to remonstrate- against
the employment of such unsa vory and iin!r
gentieterms,And declared that heaclbixV
press orders from his Government not litPH
hold aby - communication owith the! kMexijf
can GpvernmentUnocpnductedih' thejl
terms of ceurtesy and respect ' due to the
honoriianbl dignity off ther? United States.&
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tsion. of tne. jurisdic- dreamed of, as a great political
rwerM tie-citizens til the noise pf defeat began to
issue un-
reverber-
the fluctuation of the
gfoahd: of safety to
: J ' U xraliappen jn
Wioatxt of revenue nd expendituresthat
re wili beai some times a considerable
r Wirlthf Ireasury f whichHhbugh it
yeipprarylifit be withdrawn from
Soh, :an'(l placed in the 1 strong box
of a receiver;5 jthje amount 6f circulation
Will be injuriously disturbed, by hoarding
ueppsiie,vDy .which the ..value J! every
;cpf fnefchandiseahd propertywould
be affected. So that; inasmuch as we cahi
Mnticfpaterlat estimate"what:the exacl
!B0U?fif rvenue or exditure rnay bel
SPiyeaf tbyear; there may becut an ex
vl revenue. rn rne tmaeiiMf mnj
jf -A 1 , "i7 "f- "v"' -''? T, uwv inline-
atelycaUebytor tof:bb aisKhrlShW
U NvduTd be Verv inpnnvAnmnftA Lu.-1
Jpnv tpde and . circulation Whilst the
JcposiU Is in a bahkUh'e banWmav us it:
Jjeepnig Itself at- the same, time ready to
; Pay when '' demanded, and it is not with
vrawri frpm.the general circulation, as so
.uca money hoarded and withdrawn front
??:.0f the communitv. -
irihe .hands of receivers, they must t, hi ch ti
you ebdorse this treaty with the corres- wp.Mg nW
pohdeiicvmah'brought it into bing.say Meiicin thergulfotCaUforma
so:" If vou ar asrainstit, and forlimme- cmly hberaUng a British rbarktalan ;on
isse -now. sine! f he Kaltimore Lon-
vfeWjtioh pave Jadded these neiwl articles to
not include British subjects Who might be I"15"1 imagjneu 8uqn a ming, unie uv
' T4a ' This scheme of betrcinsr Texas to berc
There is no nerson of anv nartv iwhbwould annexed tp' the United States immediatc-
objecC to this proposition of CpjiPofciBut, Jy, jvas the deVicp; and iriyehtioh pf Capt.
sirrgbarther than he doeklhl hht also Tylen There is no jdoubt but he consid-
ior giving ine requisiie.noiice io vrrea on-
tain : and as soon as we , can I do so with-
out uuyureacu.wi-.xauu, ij.m ur "TrrryT5 r" IvTT. "T ; t Vi ! V.l:: ,V7' rrvvirlk,! ?rov emerfrenev that maV oC
egon taken possession fof , by bur. Govern- jam. lisms pecuuarf inunuer. vuu iuexico to optain it i jei tne country "Jp- '177 v . :.TO"". 6 ;?tX"rj J
ties, and condense the whole catalogue of
their principles in that one sentence, "we
are opposed to Henry Clay r f ' ': 7
The 'attempt is vain to' get ah answer
from any of. these gentlemen to those in
quiries. " As tcj IMr. Clajs bpinidri bh ah-"
nexation; it is needless for me to explain.
Theyare writleii so boldly; and plainly,
and frankly in; his letter on tharsubject;
this single 'circumstance; They have' no
definite practical principles for the public the NpWorkConimercial says itisapity!?
eye; but deal ip double-meaning gencrali- we baxinbll have"r a representative ' ati tb3 ;
-At niri Ann nnllM ll'hA Bill! lirKifd :n InAinf
note, i T'- -.; f 'k::&??&? ff fiKllf I
ine-uuexican journals, are uneu toj re-
pietioa ; wnn. tne '.translations oi ine cor--K , ; ;. ;
rcsponilence which took place some mphtlis
since between ?Mrv PackenhamVn
Calhoun in regard to 4Mwdxatfqn$j
K Goniala Ullpacbmmandant general! bfr ftp
marines atVera Cruz, has receivedl the
thaf'a man caiiiot mlsapprehei; though appointment of commodore: of 'theeixWff
he4 may misrepresent them. b cansbuadfon. '&jSitJt:f
The loeofboo nartv are seekinc- to make According to letters Irom Mazatlm, dat-
a new issue, ahd now we have a right to ejlst pTJe, it appears that the capteiir.
know the exadt terms of that issue. 11 oll-.JA- s con eil xsuumyiou, w accu
the chanre oi smusririinEr.i a, jnv?Afh
r . - . . (
Juan de Ulloa, at
1 first-irate, dyed in-the-wool Oregon men.
pouu: candidate an uregon man f Ana
i he! always been' sp IDbht: lpokasr
tomshed. centlemeni although vou should
1 xilready know.more about your i our-
dajis 6m bandidater than you do yourselves.
Oal lybulipt5 Imbw that In December, 188,
te a bill jbieforerthi? House extehd-
the rlurisHietirvn nf th'e lawrs of f he TTrii-
over all 1M "nconlii iri?Or6!bn
!Tem!5TW i Go
ejrttojtake pdasessibii.pf theT mouth
of! the Columbia river! and establish a fort
there, being just such a bill as is now be-
fpimg lloiiset 1 Ahd do you jaot lenpw;
thW orilthe 2
xpfaift 'Jjtmes K.Polkelivered a lengthy
-sijeech: l&ghtnstthdt 'bill Vr I have-not the
time ttf detain the committeebv refresh-
ing ther e he w Oregon converts .with the
rclihgtbf that speech ; but I.will advise
!. any member who desires to make 'aspeechi
c gainst tne uregon um now, penamg ; in
tliis hoiise-to'take'up this speech and read
it," and "twill suit his base precisely. "rIt
v. ill ho found in vol. 5,pa;res 129 ahd 132,
Congrc ional Debates. . Mr. Polk states
that he considers our title to Oregon better
than th it of Great
icre-
diate annexation in anv other way,orup- the charge ousmug(
nnflnV nrii-Hi''nrlfl'mNhem ;His- Theicastte of SaU
tion:-If thenan body is entitled to the tihctly. Afeyfou determined to have Tex- Cru, has been put in alwmpleteitatof
benefirbf'ty !sugge$tioniitv is theCap. as; even iFyou havb to go to war!,wlth ? -,ftnc-(soy thc-papcrs) ndnmply.it
CUHr j j f
State Prison at Rhode Island, wherein t for na-'l
trial next November before thb grand in- creasing! the ihfluence of the slave' States, J grant iand manifold treason be" has, been1 eh-
aubst of the nation. I could convict vbu of and Vet in theNorth the friends bf annex- tenced o abide for life; in the painting of in.?l
petty larceny in stealing 'away the Cap-r ationi stating; as did the gentleman from It is wll known that he refuses to signa peii- M
tain's hobby-horse. i i f f " -5 PehnsylvaniaJ (Mri C. J. Ingersbll,)uin his tion fori his release, or tP take the oath of allegi. .
Uwd on m his mace. ' iMri it 1 had vou belorC an !?outn: that voti are For annexation lor the
Lftfr-afn th A-nu.nnatinirf lour Citizens.' t impartial jury; (and we .will have you on purpose of exteflding the limits and inr
In these views I have difieredflrom many
,... '-- t 1 .! LVJLLtiliti-. '
pi my political menus, wno uuaut wie pre
sent pplicyof, the proposed measure i.and
recently, since I have examined CpL Polk's
speejshesjI:fihd himvoccupyibg jmbyery
same, grounds ahdfurgmg the ybr same
reasons wnicn iircL occupieu auu.uiu ,
thbWfrieha Lnd
now. after this" exposition of the ..views of
your caiididate; which he hasjneyer With
dravlkoii.lbcos;iioti dd not, feel
ashamed ot.-vour uretron inunuer u 11 re
ally commiserate your unenyjablejcondi
tron'and itypii .only feel j.haf Cas bad as
From the. N. Journallpfommercc. (. ' ;
THOMAS W; DORR.' - f ) - v-
earn that this person is employed in the
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h1.Srre1s by Ms fatber-a gentleman whose; pnwa-4
he free states. Here ts riif;-.! - :jl,!fn-.f wrf :4
bqubcajibdshuf, irabl.
leaders on this -new Uijeme pf praise iVotn brie ; encL of thejlepuhlic3!
lowing hot tO the SOUth, 4fj .l have cnnriliated the
would be defeated ; ajwith the hope of evidence of further
ininiiTatintf ithe South with thi Texas, and 1 flins: by your party
thA8 Wst! with "the nrefrofewrJithai vou I issue." ' You arbb
nope again to craze me uram 01 ine peu- i . '"y..""1 ;" wr, . I tui sjmpainj oi evcrjr uuucsnuuuo Miauutir i ,
. r- j r t.iiJr4f lht 'Ar"r.T 'rl nn'thicsnhfe'f' 'VIiti V?1nerif vnnriin.1 .rLt "rr---l-wTtduitrlt?a tnnnrl a Ann' irsM -
you lookryou must be sufferinglhe ; last
agonies ol despauv w?- l ";
W " !f- ';texas; ;i tr;:: t:' ;
tV:v ;W re for the rc-annexation. have the pepple to believe ypu would eyen m ma:ever gwinemajoroy.uyr-I
bfrTexas. Thjs,:! suppose includes, ;ac-
iButfsir, ypu also say lnyqur ,roiK reso-j
kUllLaUtUULl I
eludes, ac- carry, but ahnexatiohifivou had the pbw
cording toexWlaW anda
Vy, the rcnnexation of large pPrtipns ol put oi- view.ine oiu uruxuxacaui your par-
three Mexican provinces, anu some twenty
or thirtyMcxican towns,mciuumgoau vat c.
.Vour "new ideas of re-annexation lire doubt-
pnifro-in-Avith vour : ne wj issues. 1
tyJwhat have "you done withlyoui: bver
whelming maiority here; about thU Ore-1
gbn Bill tj. How, have, you kept your pro
mises to repeal that biacKtarui oi imx i
. . 1 ' u m tin 2t.: it.
""'".'""'"r... ,T "' I which reluse
i-'firrr eWnViolM. hi cinictate the term, jupon
VVhigs. i
I admit that In some portions of the Un-
proffered
which it shall be accepted.
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I hare, a shell,' says Cecil,. iri my study fori
li'r
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IJntain, a point about j go ii design enicnu0 miy ' at m i,;VK:rt Tt,.:,:Ah, f .Vat,; n. tK .rtrrttr?Ai fri.. ; ., . - , i ;
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