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ifroiiii iifrWtf .among 'hom are
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Do THIS, XD LlBEMT
Geu'l. Harrison.
NEW .SERIES, - v
NUMBER 23j OF VOLUME Hi:
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Josqr4vnry,vchp
fired at tl c King of
has '.been'.ehtl'nced to jhc gallies
Tl
I . France
rates to 3; pep ccut
n The grain f-rops of j.nglahd pave been
Texas Aas the test for President of the United '
States at the last Presidential election, so wuld
the annexation of California, if riot the entire
of Mexico, be the test at4he elect ipr of Presi
dent in (he year 1848. . In gaining possession
rjjf iMatarnoros, the United had gained the key to
Central jMexio, and were thereby enabled to
introduce their manufactures intp it without pay.
The MinVf Khgttftd lias lowered their 1 roent. of iany duties.. They had thus AVoripos-
session ic cuininerce 01 :uexico, wnicu was
in. itself Ji serious blow to the commercial Jand
gnthcrciJ, and will be an average yield. ter several remarks' on the; unjustifiable, charac.
Potat6cs etc4ywiicrtjwilhbe a fuilure. I tr of the means by which the United States
t.; ivL ; ti.i-rA Wn k fair de-! wcrfe wUiS ut their schemes of territorial
. We have observed in several Y
says the National IntelSigenccr, a i! ;
advocate as a candidate fur the r.cu ''.
cy'the Iloii. John -3d. Clayton, c 1 !
a statejihan well '.ir.iritinj the he:, r.
licve the motement originated will: . :
'per published in Delaware, whiclj
the name of Mr. CviiTox-at tho 1 .
- columns a its Prcaidcntial- candiu. .1
Lwou4 be duu- great injustice lo V.r. V
to inferfrom tins circumstance 'that . :! :
his name inlhU way ha3 been in-. '
and wc t -( !
Clayton's f ,
r 1 Tawferonce Cowrqion. : , , HEXICLAY -0T PROTECTION TO' havereason to know,'
I Tfere' were presen tat the World's Tem- : 'AMERICAN LABOIUM - ' ie1 in bating, that Mr. Ci
perariCe-Convention, recently held in Lon Afpocro aikw tt! 'jt;riLn7r..t i entirely opposed to this proceeding
S.iUifiJ TTn. . Messrs. Albro.IIpyt&Col of Elizabeth-! "J.! -
m"wj tuvuuicgaw uum luc win- , . tvt t ' i . . -t i .1 1 amuuion ana aim i.o serve ins c
ted States, i Among these wereEliha Bur- -nuiaciurer
fair de-
pand for goAd-;Wc.4tcrn Canal Flour at
2GivCd toS. per bbl. The Wheat mar-v,4okU!ni-.Ufi.tf;nr
It advanced 4s.
pcrhuartpMn tho 2ith ult.,and a further
riscttWk iriaicl, j Subsequently the weath
er phnngHl for tjio better, permitting the
agric;tlurssti tp.ecure crops. Purchas
ers wdrle rl'jltctanV to Operate, and business
'clinccl'$&'fpe.' quarter-below the rate cur
, rent'on tlmt UayjweeK. ;
v ! On Tie iirs t there was a fair demand for
M'h&U; Wformer prices. Iiuliali Corn was
at-iJis. to aus, per quarter, mere
client to express any wish upon the subject, and
therefore no answer was sent, itfbeirig under
stood by the Government of the; United States
that the communication was not bine which ne
cessarily required an anwer, that they were left 1
at lilmrtv tn unnn it if thp.v rtlasprl. Knt ltint I
ho umbrage Would be taken by this coiintry it 1 learnea DiacKsmun, ine nev.
they abstained from taking any steps consequent j lyn ; Beecher, of Cincinnati; Henry C.
upon It. I had, however, an intef-view hot long Wright Esq., pf Pennsylvania, and other
aso with Mr. McLane. the AmdrScan Minister .'-distinguished TjhilanthroDists. The Ilev.
who, I am sorry to say, was pbhged on account John! Marsh, Secretary of the American I n,r rcu ;f :i 1 ' . .
bt l.iP9l W; tn tiri fmm hi4 nA4t hpr a'nd ! TnkkOMnAL ttL bc-o i it , , au iasnionea it exactly to; fit, and then
turn to the United Stales. I am sure every Vo- ' t)eacon Moses Grant, of Boston, that the desPatcned t to itSy destination, accomna-; select as the best man for.lhe Ma
dy wbohai had the good fortune of knowing that ;roc4eding Were marked by much talent. 1 nied by a brief letter in yvhich they ask J public. . v 'J
aggrandizemeht, he asked Lord Palmerston to
manufactarers of oil cloth. ... .. :, .
tmTJi Jr caana obtained, without t e . p,8t as a Scnator th4 UnlteJ s,,,
WWedge of Mr. Clay, the precise di- as a good cilteo-d a WL. ,
mensionsof the Hall oCthd Ashland house, wav, be in Yea(W .A.,,- ,
selected one of the) flo'pr cloths, finished oftlic Presidential candidate ho:.i V
I party in its wisdom, at iu own ovJ :
acc r.
. ... ... .. ' O i T . J
nistinnrnisriea man will rrrpatlv rprrret lhat ine ! a i- .J i r- t ; i Af r'1..'.. r:
j , 1- u i r VT vi r 8, i." " . I rt! irHcr was i received . irom mwaru kj. iuw viaj a actcpuuicc oi. inat specimen
, ...vr w , ' - . I IFir17!I w K.sn M a 1 -. n.. iX
explain ne existing Siaie oi our relations jWlin ces nere as me uiyanoi cmnmunicauuu ueiwH tnpnrtihr t VrtrUl, T-n. tt
Mexicofand pressed upon him, at the same time, ! the two Governments. (Hear,? hear.) I am ! SfP? S Worlds S Temperance Lmon.
:.f taVinr .hrti- krmi.ifiiP ! saffsttpd tht. xvKrUr iKa TT:ii s.d ",sl suggestion received great attention,
ril'VUIIitl VI W.. ..... - 7 - . T i UlHtVU KlUtVO IIIUT. I , ' . . . .
'.ii j'...L r-.i"-ji I c. i n. ..i i J. i but Ho nlati vn.s ailnntprl. THp mttnr
steps to. prevent ine annexation ui iubxico 19 iihuk. ui.iasena innis place, no man can ne
Mr. Ch
c k : ...f.i..ij . .
; ui niuciiuaii uiauuiaciures, in lolcen Ot I
j their sense pf his "pany and great public j ver RPPr0P"a :
i services." and of , gratitude for his pow-1 lo cf lhe Iliver ai
the United States, and to put an end to.the hos
tilities ioy prevauing between these two coun
tries. ! He reminded Lord Palmerston! that on
the 29lh of June last the then Minister of the
who can hjivc at heart more strongly than he
. . -1 J . 3 !..!' ' : T . 1 1 1 . 1
United Stiles and Enirland, or who can be pos- mgnam, riSq., arm unanimously auopiea.;
spsspH in k hirrhpi- urPR nf nltsthosp. mialitins appbihtins a special committee to open
Crown'had told the House that the V packet, which which miiht enable him to carry that wish in- j porrespondenpe With the state Memper
S I Wslfinallrdfepbsed of by the passage of-erful vocacy of ll.e interests f Ameri- ' " "? 01 V '
e & rUolution, (moved by 'joseph Silk Buck- can lbor."-Ba(. : i iU,k ' tfce nvcr and, U .
lhe oil cloth reached '-its destination t -o.. t i-'i-V i i'
c , ... . : ,! , ' , oor oi St. Louis, which Mr. lJuu"lai, i :
safely, and its reception is .thus acknowl- a fricnd pf ed fls . n?.;
edged by Mr. Cay : i, j Uul tbc Sl JmxU llenubI;can &u.s t!
Ashland, 10th Sept., 18 IG. the adjournment of Congress, the Pre.-'
J . Gentlemen received your favor of the ; expressed himself to a cUizcn of -St. 1
10th ult., several wet-ks ago, and I have warm fiiend of lhe Administratiun.) t
07" The Richmond Whig ha3 t so f
remarks in rclatif n t
and Harbor bill 1
sailed on the 2d of June, had taken out anioffer
was i mutjh enquiry for this article, and a
fitni al Imrrick lias sent ordf rs for a do-t
ten cygjesi! !'!! '!
:.: Cottarijfcinco llje 28th ult. has been ve-
''tiimilnn ,ftrro nts tnucn nt ft nnnr.
of mediation on the part pt this countiry to the
Government of the United States. I Now it was
stated iljy the official brfjan of the American Go
vernment that! no such offer if mediation had
been Signified to or made by
to efl'ect. 1 (Hear, hear.) ! I ance bocteli of the British dominions,
I found jfrom Mr.;McLone that such as I had and other paTts of the world, in order to
described ihad been the understanding ofthe U. j ascertain how far a World's:Temnerance
States ; apd as, fortunately, it lias fallen to my ! Union would! meet their approbation and
f mediation had lot, since I have held the seals of the foreign de- to ihat extent thev mi-ht be disposed o 1 ? ! inu 1 ' " V4 Tum.r4,'
MrPakenham, pa tment.lto exchange with Ml McLane the SuioV its sunrorV P , a fe,ay 1 trecclvcd fect thal hc haJ constitutional
Mil. I 1 ; . :. :, ., mT . COnUOUie JOr US Support. thn mppp of P nnr Oi 1 At , U,-U;k if ! .1 r ii... t 1 .
fi :;(
fer pf til penny advance in pride on some
our Mjnister at Washington, jlle concluded by ; ratiOcations of a convention with; the U. States ierdsting reportwere read, showing i h,ve kwilvi rented 1 ! W! X I '
asking Lord Palmerston what was the true state : for the se tlement of the Oregon question, , on . tllfi ,irofrrP4S; ftf tpmnonnep nrinninlmin ncn ou nae Kindl presented lrary,that he is satisfied that an r.j - ;
of thelcasej with respect to this 'offer of media- the part if her Majesty's Government, have in-t x m to me'.to Cm:cr thc, llo?r n.'1 halL ' Jt 1 ou2bt to be made for it. imnrovci-m.i.
nnnlitipHi Thni ftdviance i fullv itb on all
a description sJ. This was occastoned by the
vnp?niinVMin4nfrlit bv tbp II ibprnia that t hp ieu qes, iHexico, and lexas, concerning me
. relat
tionlj I. , f . ' J '! ! slructcd ilr. rakenham now to make the renew-
Viscount Palmerston : I shall have i great t eZ oTe of mediation in a shape that shall re.
nleasUre in mvinr mv noble fi iend an answer i auirc an answer from the United Stales. A cor-
10 ine; question ne nas pu?. , i irusi, nowever, if juhuiu" Luimujuiwuuii uccu
the Government oi Mexico, ana, tnereiore, tue
ofler having now been made to both lhe con
tending parties, it will depend on the. answers
we may receive to these communications in
what degree the Government pf this country
lhat the House will think I am pursuing that
course 'which i is most befitting the position I
hold, if I do not follow my noble friend iij those
observations which he has made upon the past
transactions between this country and the Uni-
England, Ireland and America.
. The
the Jlev
1 rpsnnndin"' communication has-been made to i.auopteu DV
0 -- ---------- i . ... . i; J. ;
uisseiuinu vote ;
'. came in ut;riccL oru ir. uavinfT noz'n ntir nn' . ... i . - - !
' a I" I - - 'MV i ' 1. ' I I - S. I . . . 1
lollpWing resolutions, prepared by ' with rpmnrL-.U, .-irp Tt nnw n ' uo w liI,nse recommcnu u w i
'd John Marshy New. York, were the nlar.n for wbipb it .w.cmpn slon of Congress.' tt Is unfortti.rvto
the Convention with but one ; Trnt1v no'ir.wl iv. i;,i;tr r i, President did not -designate the it cms i
iprniDg'Vdte f fabric, and the taste nnd beauty of the er and harbor bil to which he ol.J'd
lhat in the opinion of this Convention, brilliant colors which adorn it Tt would stitutional "rounds For nn. w.i cv
as a means pf extending the Temperance successively compare with any piece of ! ceivc why a harlior on the ldkeV.U v x
refprmation.ithe following truths should be ? tnnr oil plmVi 'n r;n i V...t . ! ; . .
, i , , , , , . ..w..., ...... v.. v,kU. u in iuiuj," iruT.-u i uic vjcnerai vioverntncni. i
.jhvuu bin uvui'ui iiic tuiiU) iuai , COUntTICS
crop would be lae.
.No change ii Tobacco, Flour was hi
demand at HavreJ Sales have been made
sat 82
.
;jnf,;to; arrive.
fflihltrit!tii: ivnti ' IrrwTn Tins imnrnvfd in
oh to lhat country Avhh Texas, and the an
nexation of lexas to the
are matters which belon
facts;- are historically knovv
think, necessary or usetul tor me at present
express any opinion upon them. (Heal", hear.) ;
kmay be successful in bringing to an amicable Temperancp men and Temperance orga- j seen. I beg your acceptance of my cor-
...v.w... , ......... . ilHiOUUU. UC; CAtriCU lO : UlVU IUCU1 me I ilinl thnnU-
.United States. l lieso j weu-wisners oi ootn Mexico ana ine unuea . widest possible eitention.
1 . . i .i c?...., 1.1 . ... . t...j !; . . t .
g lO past periods ; me i oiaica wuuiu irjicu iu set) luuuiiiaicu. y. ;That alrohol thp
n; and .-ft isj "not, 1 1 - There is another point, I thiijk, of some -im- hffi sub.lP poison
10 : ponance, as illustrative oi general pruiciuies
American Tariff
s .ThqlAnuiricikii provision market is iiia
and grateful acknowledg
ments for it. ' 1 i
intoxicating princi- j You done me the favor to present me.
, at War With the this Valuable nrticlp. its von nrp nlrnrt
. ;- . , 4 i ., - . . , , ( - - ' jv. I ' " -
1 nhllfla infil oat mi I c?sj-iiol CkltI I'clifrinnc . . . n ... .
that the United States having found themselves ""'V't lt" ,t..b. l0 state, lor my "many valuable and
great services, and as u token of your
interest of men.
suiutionai lo improve a harbor ui t;.
ippi. If the President thinks ihnt t!.
essential difference, however, wellit-j
in his next message 'furor, the duntn
dissertation upon this thesif. We si
to see thc ingenuity with which te c
a hair 'twixt south and southwejt
o; . I I fi V- i ' ! j ;.. . ...J .. !.L!.t i "HCICSV Jk 1U
oir, mv nouie iriena ims exDressea ooinions us enjraseui in a wtir wnn .uexico wnicu invuiveu : . ,. 4 , , r...
to the Injury which must accrue to British in- the necessity cf great additional expenditure, ii H ai it is gencraieu u tue processM s gratitude lor my M powerful advocacy of may bo equal to the task; but w
leres;tsfrom the, war now going on between j military and naval, and finding Jhat their reve-i; . r!?lcntaj' aluI js the same, though ex- i tlle interests of American industry." this undertaking would be too in
Mexico and the United States. I entirely con- nue was! insufficient to meet the increased de- ii istitlg in diflereht degrees in cider, wines, i 1 am happy, gentlemen, thus to have .i, .5- q' nti., I
i . !. . . . . . . ... . . . . . . '. ! r. n,l mn 1 . A. . .1 l .l . I ' . " ' . . - . . . -w-.v -mv xl ... I. VUIIIUUII. ,
cur with my noble tnend that, in lhe present j mand, bethought themselves how thai revenue pim uiau-inuuis, as m uismcu smis. secured your approbation. In looking
state1 of international relations in the civilized ; miht be increased. What was the step which, j fThat it 5s a perpetual fountain of dis- , back, from mv riirmpnt. nnnn mv nnl.
. . Pnriihtnent had been prorogued on the 1 world, jit impossible that any great war can be ; lhe United States took for that. purpose ? That t ease, poverty, crime, temporal and spirit- ; Uc. career, there is no part of my "public
2ih ultimo, i ! carried on between any two coasiderabje and step was to lower the duties onj imports. They - ua, death, pever needful or useful to men exert ipns which I contemplate with more
4 . i. i a i i. . . . iiiui'iiiMiuirrii -i;liks w inn ii inn wnr n nr nnr , s;t i psh inn nrn re vr i h es m c 11 t ii vr. . in riniiiin in nnv pimp or nnv pmniov. -j-.-.r .1 .1 . i- 1
JJeJ! Ii. M. MiiMt the line, America, had I .'.,... , .7 " T ,7 , j : ' ' - - ... j "v -r j , sauaiacnou man ine support wnicu,
. (!.'. . i . . . 1 : i I'l'lU'l'l-iailV IIIU tUSHIIICICIill IU)l'ICMUI ctllUUl- l MITII 111 IIUIC UI UCUtC, V 11C 11 : I IIO 1U1CI1UU 13 slIlRni,
Miupya'ht state.
k .... i ..i ii. iii iiiiii iiiiii . p . . . .
: . ; : ' i T - v '"MHT-"l,w 111 Pe. er countries which may have relations of com- , ot less object to. us, but we must abandon them f "That total abstinence from it as a bev
cic, collected op the west coajt of .Mexico incite Iwith the two contending parties And : now that the commencement of war required a. erage, is the only true principle of the
oiiTI ! .I' 'l-.i.il .. ..J fPl.'. i: I in nrooortion as rnmnicrrp i frppd frnm nil ihncn ' trrenter anornpnlatinn nf our rpsourres. -''hat ! r . 1 1
tn i vi i ii 4 i ii tuivi , v ii 1 1 1
"y Coirvative President and
dent ojrjthej hYciich Chauibersj
elected by Jarge j majorities
in proportion as commerce is freed from all those greater augmentation of our resources. That t Temperance reformation, the only hope
. j restjaijits which tend to limit and circumscribe : circumstance is 'a strong illustration of the truth' .rnJua AllA rcJ.,rit fr tl,
r.
' 'Thelilueleu of1 Spain is fd
riCousiriiiWiDuko "d Cadiz.
". i .:
. I its txtnt, in that proportion will it be the- inter
have been , est Of all nations lhat peace should universall'
i I previa! . (Hear.) Therefore J do look' wi
marry her Rre4,e satisfactionupon ihe.progresswhch h
dest son of 'a,e n mado.by lhoe doctrines of exten
,x -i J : 'v . . I r tu "nnnerco.wiiicu appear to me to attoid a
JUon Franc SCO, Uulayle lontpensier. ! ditionajl security fbr lhe maintenance of peace
At thb Chpe of Good Hopejon the 18th ! all pv.ejr lhe world. (Cheers.)
of MaV, ten thousand Ca(fres, who had 1 ?hJ!nk however, my noble friend has in some
Swarmed around1 Fort Peddie,
!i dplTfPfll Pian-nrpr.ltpd flip fwifitv with vvbifh in
were dis- 1 r "r ' , " J vw";.
ii Ills nnillinn. tllP. I IlllPll Sl-lti m iv el;ih!lh
..:.. i,i.. ii.:n.vL.; .--.1 -At.-.-J.. I t 9 . . F f - . '"-"J
jicrscii.ijy iriiiii ry miu mkm is, leaving u
-large number of ilcad. The firing having
.rlghtcncd the cattle which vero gather
, cd bcrijpatli thtt walls of tbc fort for ' pro
" tcciibilj th(tybrqtc loose, nnd 4000 or 5000
:vVcJatrpi':bif .the CatTuci, 1
On the 18th oj" June a thousand Caflres
were. surprised between two parties of th
of those doctrines which go to show lhat free-
peace should universally j oom ot commercial intercourse not oniy conau-
Therefore I do look' with ces to the dcvelopcment of ihcjcommercial in
dustry of a country, but to the surest foundation
of an "augmenting 'and prosperous revenue.
(Cheers.) - ,
Mr. D'Isiakli considered the reply of Lord
Palmerston to be any thing but satisfactory.
lie insisted on the necessity of jour arresting, in
a determined spirit, the system on which the
United States Were acting- a system which
menaced at once bur. North American and our
West India colonies, and evinced a disgraceful
desire for universal empire. J
Mr. Bekxal expressed his satisfaction at the
iheij- jauthonty and dominion over the - ter
ritories of Mexico. Those territories are
vast'virj their extent, and in -proportion to their
vastiiess is enhanced the difficulty of carrying
on military operations of an aggressive charac- speech of Lord Palmerston, and contended that
ler within their limits, lhat country is occu- , we ought to wait and see what answer would be.
pied by a very large population, of from eight to j returned by the United States to his last corn
ten jniHions of inhabitants, of a race different "; municatiou. !
frorrj tlve people of the United States, oft a reli- Mr. Wakeley said he considered the speech.
frltni itilfcrpnt Innn l?.i i ..H,ri.i .T tta TTiiItorl 1 . f . il o . 1 . . l. . 1 . .. . . U l. . r
t . .8 ii - ..i.i ,. , fm-i K-wpiuu - iiiw .vmn u oi ijwru i uiuiersiou 10 e inu.sineecii 01 a peace-.
British. vl hey defended: thehisel ves gal- i Statl-s; and though ft might be easy for the U..!-ful Minister. He was delighted to hear that the
lantlVjbat several hundred of them Were Elates to incorporate with the Union a country noble lord was anxious for the restoration of
galloped over nnd cut doAvh i t retreat. ! ,k Vxa,9:
,i ! j 1 .i , , 5 ; J 7 .-rw...vMU.
On .the riSth Ultimo Parliament was pro- , veryj djllerent when it applies to lhe annexation;
oi territories mucn more thicuiy peopled, and in
habited by a race different in those two respects !
from the race which wishes to possess tiem.- I
wiljj hpwever, say nothing which shall 'in any j
degree affect that character of impartiality
which befits a Govern me jit that offers its medi-
parties
i'i.l .1 Ji.ti. :U - .1 like; l exas, tilled and inhabited almost: mitirpiv nAX--toin,an .tU ITn'.iAl slintiic nrl Movipa
Ual VIH U JVLritllvl CUl UUWIl III It.lIL.ill. . JT . J . ucvy-im.i.ii nit- i iiiilu uuiii o uuu mi- vu i I I i 1 i
P tHt - V r , v . I i r-:1 s bu FT.v in,l Sfot0 i.i,.., .u r 1 1 ..... , . . . i- 1 woe. andnvhieh. tin Ip.ss rhp.ekWl. will con-
t'fvtJnnfk' on iVno i vh krnvrnA -vr - Hm ; and hoped thai, he would not change ins policy. . , . , , " ' T.
UMILD bl AI Lb AIM) LAlLAlOU. ! assUrel mv nob e friend and thc IIohsp. bpromps I ii J. .i, ,i:A..-. i .f. i tinue to sweep thousands of succeeding
for the drunakrd, and of security for othe&s.
"f That, the whole manufacture and sale
of intoxicating drink as a beverage,
thotigh a spurce of revenue to Govern
ment, is a manufacture of human misery,
and4 highly injurious to the souls and bo
dies of men, and should not be licensed
more than other moral evils by human
Governments
? That, the word of God often prescribes
total abstinenee to avoid existing evils,
ancl that the spirit of Christian love directs
us ; to shun wine, or anything whereby
our brother stumblcth, oris offended, or
is made weak.
I " That
all who are in authority, upon reflecting
and influential men of all climes, upon
parents, teachers of youth, medical men,
ministers of religion, ancl all who love
their race, to put forth the hand and stay
the plague which is filling our world with
I." '
Mr. "Haywood and the Stun.'
Each sucressivn nnmbor of t!
ard for wecks'has contained lab
bittt r articles against Mr.'-Uny
resigning bis scat in thc Scna:
spirit of those articles may be :
i I l r
lruui inu conciuuin parapraxias
editorial in thc Standard of the
t
stant : '1
44 We feel that we have
THE RIOT OX THE RIO GRANDE.
We are happy to learn from the subjoined ex
tract of a letter to the New Orleans Delta, that if ion in London, Doctor Beaumont, physi-
.1 vi i,ub utu uiiiiiiv i uiiiauitiu in WIU"
.'rogucd by commission. The royal speech
'' contains pothingremarkable. The Queen
I .eiprcppc great iatisfactien that the Ore
gori question has jDeen amjcabiy set t led, and
ih'ri rponrrnnpl of flip Aiil.
.; ri., ... i . - aiiwii iuuni-t-ii cm if neurit imriies.
. ere oi lhe Potato rron. " vvhioh vvi onnsn i 1 i . , P
'i N' i k -a .M.-Tt' L. . V ' "5ar;i iU noI)le ,nend ie accuracy xvhich recently took place on the Rio Grande
,-aseriotls deficiency in tbc quantity- of a of the istatement which was'made by her Ma- , . . . c n . .
':-?.!. -'-Ii l. ' ... i J . i .. i. . ; 3 !. . between two comnanies of Georgia vounteers.
Jjestys late government with respect to the of- ...... i ' c ,. - , ,
13 llll.l .U II.I.UVC1 1IUIII 1113 7UI1U. 1 UC ICl-i
Col. Baker, who was so severely wounded in
(Hear, his humane efforts to quell the disgraceful riot
throughout the whole of it. I constantly.
zealously and faithfully gave to the in
dustry of my own country. Its prosperity
or adversity has been as infallibly mark
ed, by the adequacy or inadequacy of pro
tection, as the thermometer indicates heat
or cold. 1 believe that the system of pro-
ttiu.., ..u.iii.iu.wfc umiuMuuiM "We feel that we have air
wmcn it has oiten encountered, has push- hausted lhe i.atience of our read,
ed the nation forward halt a century in . subject; and, witlfa few word
advance of where it would have been, it conclude our rcrnarks for (he J
the doctrines o! free trade had always pre- M Havwood has noL in tLr .
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it will be pushed back again, to the same
or any other extent, by the tariff recently
established, which has sought to. subvert
the previous system, and to embody those
doctrines, remains to bq seen. I confess
that 1 sprionslv a rnrpliml rrmt iniurv to .?. ji.. i?-
a voice comes un from everv : .i V 1 T e . ' - , 'J'tu'I approve ms course
uici conns up iiuui et r nrpnprnl hnsinpss of thp rnnn rv. and - ' .
paft of the globe calling upon kings, and ulti--ato v 7,,! 7cvUe of thc Govern- XW"?.
. . ii . i u..u . i i .1.1; ""'fe'-vv
uit'iii. ii inuit; .-jiiaii uui ut; a iiii .luui- fhcm
t.on to u e amount oi pur lorc.gn irnpor- in as his Address -fchows.
tai.ons, ine ireusury must experience a c.oUnt,v and his narlv. 7,p n,
large dcjicd. If there should be an addi- i0iiliefln v, thesis n"0 u h:
tion suf hcient to comnensatc the reduction c .r
of duties, the mcrcasp must be paid for Haywood for- i$ good coJuc:
by an equivalent increase in. the value of (! wLcn hc , j hc fiior,
mil tn v t-A I 1 1 i k Ln 1 n nin mncf rw o d. . " . . !
in thc most respectful spirit, o:.
words of parting advice : Ketnr.
.- 1" .... -1 S. I
vate ine. ii you can, xorgei no:;
get that imai siep on tue liDor ( :
ate, and strive liereaitcr tuj t
pinion, sustained himself on a
portant point made in his ddi
tainly, we have not beard of th(
mocrat who thinks' he has t an
more, we do not believe there an
dred men in the entire State w!
Tl
ulcii.
cut. '.
and between thc two p.
. . . . . . i .
tiegl
j generations prematuerly and wretched to juStcj in SpC.cie. 1 have not thc remotest
eternity. ' ! expectation that we shall be able to eflt-ct
" ! payment, by additional exportation of the
DC3 At the late Temperance conven- ', products of the country. Wc in the West,
i mat ej ih I a rtjclt of food ,
irs ironv ine 10
iterest(ng debate in the House
It anneirs ;from the fbllowiU rpnnrt' nf l.,er .asserted. to have beenitendered by them, of
. : i' ,! ,T . i . . ! 1 ii niPftijitinn inlivi'Pn (hp tvvn iir
.1 ii i - . - i
a nigh
" Commons
Grcatfrri
I.V (i -. Hi
turc$' towards
'. 1 t
ciah of Bradford, next addressed the meet
ing. All were hot aware he said, that in
toxicating liquors of every kind were of
necessity unwholesome, for it was impos-
do not believe that the. relaxation iu the
British system of restriction, is going to
create any considerable demand for thc
surplus of our agricultural produce. We
shall, I fear, be constrained to resort to the
other alternative, in the event of an ex ces.
parties.
' . Mi-
am some time since made over
in instico to our iirp.dprii.asor?!. that mv iimMp
on tlje 21th of August, that . friend has enabled me to set that question right.
1 facts are shortly these : It is perfectly true,
as assorted by the right honorable baronet at
thejlieid of her Majesty's Government, that an
oiler wfas made to the United Slates, and also
communicated to Mexico, which her Majesty's
late Government understood and meant tp be an
offej of mediation. That offer was,' 1 1 think,
properlv conveyed, in terms which left great lat
itude otiuterpretutien to the Government of the
United jptates. Our position with respect to the
Uniled jStates was at that time not the position
of unbiassed impartiality which befits the cliar
acte'r of a mediator. '
1
I am 'dad ter'in describing the riot, which it attributes
wholly to the effects of whiskey'j says :
j mediating between this
COUnfrV aad -Mexico, and recentlv reneat-
U ! t I W i " -. . , . II,. . ' J I
IVcd the.i'ptler jn a! more direct form:
v Lordi UEpitpE lt:Nti.('K called the attention
"H to the presehllsiate bf affairs be
clweV!nited;Slates nnd Mexico. This
CounuyV?4 a! gntju interest in Alexico, inas
much as our iHuLU eiportsi to -itl amounted to
,:,5qOWp;aycariW3 to Rritish cbpital invest-
ca in its in ncs arnounted to at least 10,000,-
WftW VM deln j of Mexico to this
t. coutiarnount.ed to nearly as njuch more.
Watherelore, betucen xhej Unitid States and
loxico.hiust be ejxtrepiely injuriojus to Dritbh
crrrjncrciaj inte.re'fts i and if it sjhould end in
Vtbe'.cpngue'it oC A!exi5 by 'the UpUed States,
ke feared that thojHritish debt in lexico would
folloxv thp fate ofjthe debts bwingj by the Uni
ted Statfep themselves in this country liesides
tt.t ' ' r- ,. ii . rj - . . '
me uquru itatii became piasters oriic
sible they could be otherwise hear, of importations, and pay for them in the
hearl He defied contradiction on the precious metals.' I need not dwell on the
point, for no Medical man has ever ex- ! commercial disorder, the barrage nt
"Col. Baker had just returned with acorn- amlried the suhiret in thr wav it onMit 1,1 cvcr" aePaneni OI V
pany of his regiment from the burial of one of I ed the subject ,n the way it PUght . wdc sprrad ruin which would be occa-
their number, and, hearing the riot still progres-1 to ?e exm,ned w'thout coming to this si0iu d by a constant exportation of specie
sing onithe steamboat, he ordered his company i conclusion. Alcohol must pro in large amounts. U e have nau expen-
and one other to follow him to the boat, with the duce carbon in the stomach, and exhaust
vieu oi .queuing it. in his attempting to do so, , oxvW and therefore must neeessarilv
panies engaged In the inelee at once attacked ; infllct the mo serious . injury upon the
him with his sword. They had been engaged i person who partook of those drinks,
but a few moments, when ome cowardly villain : f jje hoped that the medical public would
STlli PtuLiit him, which ! fjc henceforth the great teacher of teeto-
nassed through lh thirk nnrt nf hie iippL- fmm i i t ,
i.k:.t u: l u 1. . . r l . tnlism nnrl tfinttliwrp vvnnli! Iip nn npiP:eifv OTOSper
uciniiu juiu ins iiiuuui, KnocKing out one oi nis , t T .. .... , . nv:n,.. rnr tUn
.--.U 0..L'.1 " . . . ' f. .. 1 - A .1 . f VerilJIH- lib "111 UOUIll III". .1IA I WHO I yji
Hieein. pucu is me report lo me: this morning ior luriner compiaini against mem ior ... .
ence enough of these fatal consequences.
whenever Protection ot our own industry
has been inadequate.
In all these views, I may be. entirely
mistaken. It may tu,in out that our im
portations will continue to flourish and in
crease ; that the country w ill continue to
and that the revenue of the go-
Such is the report to mel this morning ' fpr further complaint a
iquestion between this.;, country and the from the assistant surgeon of his regiment. their indifference to this
states with respect to the Oregon tern
The.
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wuiicuptoics vriiu lesjieci 10 mo wregon tern- a "uuuu 13 uui mis morning consiaereu mor- : rpl ppr-. "T
lory- hail not at that time been finally settled. tal, although last evening I did riot suppose he", h 1 :if a'J.
It wa& f possible, notwithstanding the le'gotia- would be alive ati this time. He lis more com- !
tionis then going on, that that question tnight fortablo thaii could be expected, and we now en
havp assumed a character -which would hve di- ' tertain no doubt that he will recover. In addi
vestjed (ireat Britain of the quality of impartial!- tion. to Col. Baker, Copt. Roberts! was slightly
ty which should have belonged to a mediator. Wounded by a pistol shot. Cant.; Post, actin?
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1 ...lt-irr si nil nrn.-nnni - ri (Iip untinn whnt-
great question. ' ever councils or-systems of policy may
! prevail, I shall be most happy to find these
1
tin.
vonr country, and less nf l-r.nr
rough-and-tumble' ol pofitical
much lor your refined tempera:
1 -r .. 11 .. . . .
w onuenuiiv nice organization
a Professorship might suit you
Cultivate your ' conscicncv:'' r.:
to your religious duties ; a id tl.
eTer may betide you, you will t :
sublime and holy: consolat or.s
44 wicked"and 4foolisht,dwe lers;
ions' in these "low grou: ds o!
can neither give nor take awav.
Eftcts of thc TaritfTUz iu -passage
of the liberal tarJiF" :i
people of Great Britain call.it. 1; .
efl't ct to enliven business aid tr
in contrast to its disastrous: vl'
While it puts down American 1
compels thc discharge of Atneri .
tives, it is increasing the buine
gland, and cheering the wc?!!'.
country, by giving them stepdy
high puces. Some think 1
urn I iK.i i.-, I .1 ,,i : i ... j : 1 : , y !:u.i. c . 1 t e .
a i - t . j . 1 . i;- r i. i-i . ' . l luai ulauussioii nau t-nueu in a' rupiure : oe- coiiHnisatni aiigiiuy ; oeargcni iieim, oi com
tney wogld in consequence of their having ab , twckn (jreat jrita:n aDfI tj)e UnUed Siates.onr nanv C. badly wounded, a hall nnincr di.Prilv
- J - . ' i. -a - . : . - i " I - . : ' . .1'-"! O '-"J
. to
cii-
t
pv"!
Mr-
i , -'( lib , -"i ii vicai iJiiiaiu ui i
,wjdy. ihniied; ekasto themselves, stand at 1 mediation, of course, benv
onca in,oi,t and;fear ,)f our West India colo- , and, Mexico would been o.
TCJ1?-;" efj!ired inloa history of the va- Thfe 6fltr, therefore, whicl
i--fftOUi HfTfrri .J.-... 1. I'LL .U.. IT:.-.I i?.-l ! . ... '
,veen the United States ' through his body ; Corporal Ursary very slight
out of the Question.- lv: nrivate Dillon mortal! v w-nnndp.il with a bav.
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s which was made to the U. , onet he probably will not live ithe day out ;
j Poisoning vs. Eating. We all know
thaf; ithe inhabitants of New Zealand and
many' other islands in the Pacific Ocean,
are Cannibals, that is, they feed upon hu
man flesh; A New Zealand Chief main
tained .that he had a great title to his land,
bjeCftUse he had eaten the former owner!
Shepherd, and Lee. ! Now; this is about as lair as is me title
constitutes, as far of creg-sellers to their property. 1 he vc-
hol were wounded j ii; dJi1. n': ' "-an nrurA iJ fbnt thv
4 . .ty ucdt ciaiiiiiicT -o- --i w..v " j
. . in.
perity
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. 1.1' i . . . 1 I .S i
iiiiii ii ,"v !'v wiiimi iiiii l tai3. no
JMr.'lli'ajiever Wat. a rasp of more un-
Jm Jhanvtbat ot
?oa;Mcxird that the innciatioa of wards' t
f the . United
however.
i ii '..ti
red -wnn
Oregon' n
iciUnited States, dfd not thiuk it'expe. i statemenis' ;.
results realized, and that I have errone- jjas not its propor title; ; tbnt it
ously entertained the opinions to which 1 jhc j3ritish Tarifr I c c
have so long sincerely adhered. presses American and encocj a-.
In every contingency, gentlemon, I pray QVht ,Q rj,;i ; .
your acceptance of my best wishes lor tbc to amciorate nhe icondiliori cf t
success of your, beautiful manufacture, : gQb- ts of hcr Hritannic Mnj.
and for your health, happiness and pros- VicJtoririf at tjie fiXpense of t?.c ci
am,-wth great respect, fc United Stated This u -:!
.IT . . I . . I -v I i t C tr " T -I BKa.a '
x our, menu , , V , Vr thc character or the lidl. as, v.c
. i oljAi- broad philanthropy which racr.
Messrs. Albro, Iloyt Cc Go. jhe Atlantic, and embracei tl.
r;: rVLir"....!.... manufactures in. its symp!
00" 1 he Ashoorpugn neriu p" a IqvcIv instance of sen Uc:ur-i-
K, - .i t . . I .
n tuO alter oi cnsr;: -charity
Regius at,:o ;.
Well as the ir?j
he J hat pi ov: .'
lold is worsf t!
fidcl and has denied thc faith."
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