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mrrromM.in - tU,wbi; they, belong nelexorpsofginent
relation t0. .T? irffl fitS if Attached to ancorp?. ' aIso shewjhii the feentioncdmerand; .;..v; , 4) e1 foe attemmiSb1tf&
ioKM? fessp mmimmmm mmmmmmmm iMMSSMSim-
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"MoiwT, JATOtBt 21. 18C V''
The following writtep message CClV s
cdfrom the ftresa4fnt.of.tfic United ,?tatejw
- t'nwife the ocisonfV-Koae'ndihcsare
51 : stated hi the enclosed letter from the $ecret
lltrht'- artillery. . there were no
nized. Three of the four coloneis oi aruiierj'
prorided for b'v the actjof Congress of the 2d
lr i ,rrK' fR21. were considered therefore," (
oriirinal Vacancies, tobe filled, as the good f
of the service might dictate, from the army
corpse: ; :XA. ' "'"Vi " ;,r
; The pay department being considered as a
part of the military establishment, nd witliiiv
the meaning of the iibove recited act constk
hiting one of the corps of the army, the then
paymaster general was appointed colonei of
one of the regiments A-contrary construe-:
tionwhich would have limited the corns spe-!
cified in the 12th section of the tfet to the lino !
of the spraf, would equally have excluded alL
- the other branches of the'staiT, as well as Jhat !
of tbepay departmefrf, which was expressly ,
comprehended ..among those to be rediiced:!
Such a construction did nof seem' to beu-
tnorizea oy uic. aci, ; smcr, uy u 5r,,CJ
terms, it was inferred to have eeir intended ;
to give a power of sufiicient extent to mate
the reduction, by which so mahvAvere to he
dlsbaiKled, operate with as-little" ihconiveni-.
ence as possible to the parties, f Acting on
iese views, and on the recommendation of the j
board of general omccrs, who were called m, j
on sccount oi ineir otovtk-hc aiiu-cipcn
.3Ty cf War; fqr tne appointments uiereiurc
tpectivelr proposed for tKem.'. t V v 'v. ! ;
The changes in the army, growing ut of
j. -.rK eA 7F ,w . 1 S51 - To reduce I
, tae acioi v, . :r i" , C- 1 I tne Vnitert states, at any time Deioretne saia
and fix tr-.e .LJiiary ;rce yVffi Ti 2d of March, :the time henV and his rahV
, the United States.' are exhibited in M't,;: 'lt tne of the "aVmvi
cial register for the year. 1822, .hextrwitft sud- h& i&tofkdmrc&ssMn
xnittcd for .the information of tbSenate. ,. lvilb'amfiradfofatthVdatea
Under the hte organization, of the artillery I- , , 0 .i-..a v k - - .
oWith the wception of, the eolpnel of the kiswt, a,13, 1822.;f
cncetb aid (ne Executive .in! so delicate a L; of the Jaw-of die 2d March 1821; was tnti
senice, I thought it "proper to appoint Cob J tied, to be retained. The fcomniittee, therc-
lowsonxo oncoi uir, inw.itiuiciiij ui
tillery, it being a corps in whicbiie had emi
ncntly diitlnjiuishcd Jiimself," ' and acquired
gTcat knowledge and experience, in the late
war. , , , v - ' .
' In reconciling conflicting claims, proisioii
for foixr officer of disiiuction could onlybe
made, in grades inferior to those, w hich ' the v
formerly held. Their, names are. submitted,
with the nomination for the- brevet rank' of
the grades from wliich they were severally,
reduced. ' . 1 ' :'- ' , '
- . It is" proper, also, to observe, that, as it was
found difficult, in executing the act, to retain
each officer in the corps to which be belong
ach omcerin the' corps to which lie belong-
d, the power of-transferring officers fixiixi
ne corps to another was reserted in the ee-
c
one corps to anotner was reservea m tne ge
neral -orders published in the register, till the
1st day - or January last, in order that, upon
"vacancies occurring7hose.wIio had been put
out of tl;eir proper Corps might, as far as pos-"
sible, be restored to it. --'Tender. this reserva
tion, and in conformity to thepowcrYesfed
in the Executive', bv-iie 1st -jsectioh 6f,the
75th article of xhe general regulations of the t
army, approx eil by Congress rat tlie last se-" j
sicn,cn the-, resignation bf Lieut. Col. Mit- j
chcll, of the corps of artillen-; Lieut. Colonel !
liixlsajv who "had belonged to this corps be
fore the late reduction, wai transferred back
to it, m the same grade. As an additional
a utiuc io mc uTuisicr, iixnau xiic enecT ot -preventing
Col. Jolin Taylor and Ma j; Wool-
Icy beinc- reduced to lower irradcs than tirose
"thich tiicy held before the reduction, and j
t'-aptain Cobb from; beiheri disbanded 'limit ?
tf rred to of the rt $ru!atioii9 of tlie'ai-nir- tt .
however fiubwistea .to the; Senkte , whether
4K1? I? case;4reqdinn; their -eoohjniatio-.
4.1IcretHlows the Ust. of AbpoiritmepK
mwle lust wanner, .which aw already in 'pos
session ot tiie pubik.i - :
1 he mcssage.vas rCad.'-'- , '- "-.; 'v v
On motion, ordered, that it be refiTedto'
the Committee on MiliUrV Aiikiry.
1 iic-act. These circumstances" 1 were; cohsi- 't
iiercU ts constiluling aji estKiordiharyYcascY j i-
-X.. .... ... unaiiMis i ui acvtKJii uireauv it - . i
----- r v" .W"-J? vpiiifvit, ii laru, tioimesy or Aiaiiit: uov(i,.LOwne, Ma- I
wsybraitted Jo theUibr then-: constitutional M con, Morri I, Palmer, Pleasants Rubles,
corniatiauv-v;. . ly, SnUth lavIdThomas,-pn Hvke,
xv S -''-'-w' : UM5 MONIIOE. :, xValker,Wirp, Williams; of Miss. Williams,
Haslangtpp, Jan.vl7th,,lb22. r - 0f Teni-25.' : i ' -V- : I -
iiu. in rase si'.rn Knr.niit rvo 't iiii nnm.. i
.A w repon UtcreoiLr,
i ... . . .
v. ; ;weiisEiiA.j,-'yAV:23, 182V-- '
v 0n motion, by" Mr. Yillhams; of fenretic;'5'
fJ-ucred, that( thermessa-c nOnjinatmp-er-
"y r . iiwx .npumur.cnis in tne
am.y, be punted 'for., tlie user of tire Senate',
n$CT an jnjirfxetidh of iccrWy'' . , ,
Mr ,WilUams,' of Te'rinTrOnv the ' rn!'
loe on Mihtdry. Affairs; ;to.ubom waJ-eferv!
. . . age oi-uie nisi. January nomina
:ing"pcrsjons to'promotibns a'nd ariDoinlir.MitQ
in .the army,, reported on Uhe, jioiuiiation.of
Kicliard S. '-Saterle'e- tiud reserved, thai;; the.
"r '"iuuse aua consent to th appoint
luent, agreeably - to tfietfttloui . .v
riDAT, march 8,182 f i
tffin,.;W Mr. ljtfin; wolVeiVtbat
tuc OomnUletf Militrrxairsbe instrut-
dat e of that. cdmmissioh 'lAlsoV showing the-
numocr oc ..Aiyuxanv- nu lusipwiur ucncrau
in- service under, tbe peae'e- estabhshi-rienf of
1 Q31f thelrname's, the highest lineal rant pre-
mission. Also. a list of aJI transfers andofo
motions made .under or since. the. sjdd,act'of
Marcn u, snqwing me names, raues, tiaxes
of commission and corps to" wbcb each be
loncred at the time of the bnsfeOT.HMimO
t tiott: and the office- to " whicbltransferred d
promoted. Also, shotting the bighe4t lineal.
rank, held by vCol.,ItButler in the army of
II . . Mr. Williamsi of Tenn. from .the Commit-
the message ot tne aist . jannary,rnaminaung
- promotions and apointmentsin the army,
'made ihe following report : , ii hich was read :
Th3t.Gol-To-a-son, on the 3d dayof March,
aoi, was raymasicr yenersuT,nL uti uem
neither ilt-nor command in the army and,
notbelonging to any corps of the arjny; the
r President had no power, under the1 law re
rbieln?anlr fixincr the Military lcace Ksta.
i blishment, to arrange him to. the command of
. otic of the regimentslTetained in serv ice by
f said act.- ,V.v- 'j.-'i .' ' ' r,- ' '; l-;
.The Committee tvirtUerrepcrt,that Colonel
. Gadsden, oh tMe'Sfd of March, 1821, was one
of the two Insftecior-JWrierals of the army,
i both of 'whom weteretaij)ed In service by
; the act.reducincf ther.armv ; tliut there were
two Adjutant (Jcnerals in sennce, one of
'whom was retained irt service r and th core
sident was not authorized to' aismiss both of
them; and retain Col. Gadsden as. Adjutant
' The j Committee further, report, that Col,
Fenwick, on the 2d, Mareh,1821, was Lieu
tenint,. Colonel of thelfght artillcrV ; .that; by
appointing him to thli commatfd,6f one of the
regiments of artillery, it will, disband, as su
, pernimary, M Colonel J who by the terms
fore, recommend that the Senate do not ad
vise. and consent' to the nomination of Col
Fenwick. - " s v ! : r r
- Tlie Cmnnittee fiirtheri report, thatr Gene
rals Macomb and Atkinson, Majors Jlradford
and Dalliba, are noihinatcd to" grades beloxv
the Tank they formerly Jicld m the army ;
that the prinapleof v?r was recognized by
the Senate on the Tecuctibn'of thesamiy in
1815; and, iiuder.the axlthority of that pre
cedent, tfie Committee recommend that the
four last mentioned nomination's be confirmed.
Mr. Williams from "' the saiiie 'Committee,'
pursuant to a resolution of .the'Sth. ihft re
-ported tlie army 'register 3ot May 17, 1321
w Inch was read. . - , ' ! . . ;
I '- MvrA'lV ; "
- The Senate proceeded toxonsjd'er the no-
mi nation of Nathan Xowson o . appointmirt
' in the'arojyi as y contained irt .the message of
tlie.21st; Janiiarv, and, after debate,-'' . ;:
: The Senate,adjoiirnetT:.'; ; : w . x ".'' f
"r ' rarnirl stincH 15, 1822. ; '
The. Senate resumed . the Consideration of
the nomination of Nathan TOwson ; and, on
motioni ordered, tfit it lie 'oh the. table, i
. i ' ''!'"''".- i I - . . - , i-
:'.,, ? a 9r ftaTtniDATi urimcit-16, 1822.T '.'V.i''.
The Senate resumed the consideration - of
the n6minktion"TOf Nat lan TOwson ; and,' on
the question, rA1U the j Senate aflvise"- and
consent to tm$' appointment !"." it was deters
mined: as.fbllows : ; V .
- YxAs-Mcssrs; ;B irbour,; Broj?rV,ef Ohio,;
JJrown, of Lou. Eaton, IMwardsfFindlay,
Holmes; of Miss .Tohnsom of lven. Johnson,"
f Lou. King,of Alab. Kihg, of N.-Yi night,
CtVo. " 1 o
anman, wilts, fjus, rarrctt, soutnaro, . 1 aU
t-.t. m'1 i f . ...
'.VNa f sMcsirsnarYon, BentbrijBoardnSn i
CAamDerpiWolflDickereOnElliotCvGail-
So it, was resbh-ed, that! tiielSehate donot
j, advise''' end'" consent to 'the appointment of j
remcht;bf .artilA--j ,. k
'.'.'; ' MoyijA"vrA-RCH.18ii822. "i"'-
XJ ThetSetiat cr proceeded: to consider the np-
ntination of James-, Gadlcif, to be Adfutaht '
The Senate resumed tW conslderatriof j
fthe ncminatioi dMames' Gadsdeii 'to b'ft..U'iU'4
it - in, i.iiw,ijnc3ixt;i;-V J
aiivi,;. via xiie ; quesuon.1
AViU the' Senate-advise - and'eonsent to this
appointmtjnr;--. was;acteiinmed as follows J
; YxAsSIessra. Itb
BroViv: of XouT E4on,VEdwards,ElUbtt;
Ti rrtllay, 1 iQlmcs,- MisSi Jbnson, of Ken:
Johnson, W Lou Kio&-pf -Aljd)ama.rKingf
V'V knifrht 'T itim-.i. HtClt-' ?- iJJT'
ISOutbtird Stokes, Wflfeias of ll20.
'--.'T-T",-a"r- xjeniun.- lioaraman.
ienerai, ctmiamcu.in message of the
SlsrJariuary audi aftdr debate, ' ' Vfc,
:;; TbeWte burned.) :f
r ThV Senate Tesilrned the ebnsideratibn.'
the : rtOtnmatioTfistb promotions apd appoint-;
mems- inane -rpiy,;i2is couxamcu , im iuc,ui
saffe of the 21st. of iahuanVf and- .not before'
Acted on...;,; t-St ': A-k:.-
Oh the question ,ill theenafeWvis
and consent to 'the appointment of Alexander
Macomb tb.be Colonel of ehgiheers"witfi the
brevejt ralcof Brigadier-General K.fi if-'ij
!? Avdi vision ?of the quistiori walled for
and the vote was taken on the first 'member
thereof, thicll was detertnkieAas follows.: ..
4 Yras-U Messrs. Barbouk lloartlmah, Crown)
oi A.pu. urowTij oi jiiio, iiicfccnuji,';tt,uw
Klliott,nlay, Uolmes, of Miss JohnsonV' of
Ken ' King, Vf ATab. Kihg,of Ni Y,i Knight,'
janman, Macon, uiis, (Morni, i-ritoxt, ric
sants; Southard; Sfoke5albot,Van'jRure,n7
Vandykci Ike Williams, of Tenn.r26.!. j
: NivgiMessrs: BartonrBentoni Chandler,
B'Wolf, GailJard, Holmes, of Maine; ; Noble;
Palmar; Ihtggles, Seymour, , Smith, Taylor,
Thomas, Warel4..;u
VThe vote-was taken cin the second member
of he said question, aCs follows 'fy,
f YKAs-r'!iiessrs. Barbour, Benton, Brown, of
ioiu tuaxon, r,,uwanJS,,r.iuoiil rinaiavj joiin
'son; of Ken. llolmes, otXliss. Johnson: of Lou;
V P tJJ V t - Tl A i TJ Jl... llliji'
Ki ng,- of Alab.;Kin, of. N." Y;Lanman,MMa-
con, ';3iiiis, iorrn, vxiraiToxx, -f ieasanxs
SeymourSouthard. Stokes, Talbov V".11
fen,' Van-fry ke Walker, Ware, WiUiams, of
Tehn.--2S. ;;F ''xtis-- Ti-:
' vKats--Ms'sts. Barton-Boartlma'n,;'Brown
of Ohio; Chandler, l)jWolf, Dickerson, Gail
lard; llolnxca of. Alaine; Knight Noble; Mai
mer,' llxtggles,'j5mith, Taylor, .Thomas- 1.7
v'VSo it was, resolved That the Senate do ad
vise and consent to the anncintment of Alex-'
I 'ander Macomb, agreeably to the nomination.
;: On tlie qxiestion, Will tlie Senate fedvise
and .consent tothe appointment o lJenry
Atkinson, tQ be Colonel bfthe sixth regiment
of infantiyWitb the brevet rank bf Brigadier
Genera-: j., V;i- -
' l A dision of the : question' Was called, for,
and the vote fwas.takehon tfte$ first member
thereof ' and determined, as fWlows sJt ',,
-. YiiAsMcssrs. BarbburBoartlman, Brown
of LoOv. Brown oh OhloDickerSoh,A Iton,
Edwardsi Elliott, -'Kbidlay, , Holmes of Miss.
StokesTTalhot Van Buren.: Yin Dyke, Wal-
ker, William of Tenn. -29, -1: C
' Nat Messrs liarton, ', Benton,, Chandler;
hWolf. Gailiard Holmes of Elaine.' Noblei'
PaJiher; Ituggles, Seymour,' -Smitli, Taylor,
Thomas:. Ware-l-i.': . 'yM-j .'".-.'"' I -CJ' ';
:' And tlie'sefcond member of the question
naving occn MgTceu xo, ix. w as rcspivcu, i nafc
the Senate do, advise andicojisenttO. the ap
enarately.
message,rwniai naa notoecn nnaiiy acxca
on r and, resolved, jTbat they do advise and
consent to tlie,,said appointments agreeably
to thc nominations; respecrtively, 'Svithtlie
exception of Samuel B. Archer Daniel Par
ker,' JJ RPenwick; itid Williim ; Bradford'
which were on motioh, ordered to be post
poiied to, Tuesday next .-Wfv- 5 kr VT
On jnotionV by Mr. Smith Atore-.con$jdcr
theote of yesterday onltfienbmbvatioiibf
James Gadscle it.was deteriimnpd as follows i
'YsAsMessrs. vBarbb'ur Brbwnt ofL'ou2
Brown - of OEj; Chandler,' Eaton; Edwatds,
Elliott,' Finlay llolmcs of Miss. Johnson of
Ken. 'Jolmson of : Loiii King of -Alab. Kin of
? NATS-'-M'esss. l5artbnIABet6n5Bbardrnaii,
D W elf, Gaillard; Holmes," ir)f Maine, Macon,
Morril'Pabner, f lcasaht3;jtuggles Seymour,
TalboV Tavlor, ThohiaS ,'Vaii iBu'ren; " Van.
'Dyke.raler;,.W
lay.-Holmes' of Miss.-Jolmson of Ken. Johnson
of Lou; Kingif AlabKing- of N. Y-Khigbt,
i'Aniitvb; Mills, Qtisj, Parrott Smith, Southard,
Stokes; i Williams of Miss.-2i:::..i-r '-- .;
:' Nivsx-Me'ssfs; BartonVBehtbnBbardmari;
4iaiidler, DWolfi TJickebiTCllar;Mai
con, Holmes oflaine.Morril,"lwoble, I'almeri
:lo;it aselVedThat ibeenateCfwi
adviso 'ancT"'cbnseivt toi.1be.appbihMent?io
JamesGadsden; fb bediui?Gerff
the Crhitteefhini
into tbaet5,'
tnjCpl Bpert Butjer; has esigned or re-;
futedvtct accept the place of ICplonel vLieti
tenant f Colorfel ;in themihtarWpeace esU-
blLshmentrof ibei United Stated, andwbetber
Following written m'essaire
Tnhnrtn rFKn .Tniinknn nf-1 .wilKinf tt Al.
King of N; .Y; KnighU LanJnhnMacoii, Mills,
Moi-ril, I Otis,' "Parrott, PleasjxntsV Southard,
pointment of Henry AtfcmsoniagrD.iy to
tlie nomination.' ; ' r .V-j;.VifyM
Tlie Senate then $rote&dk&6ctihj$dcti
senarately, the nominfttions coiitjunexl in said
Parrot,! Sniith, outhtokesWiliiims of
Gadsden to bex,Adjti(ant: General rt was
delerminexl as foiloVs;'';- . '
Yeas Me&srs, ; JSrbouri'i Browjv- of iLoil
Ttrowb of Ohio; Eatott Klwar4s,Jti1otPirio
vetl froiii thel,rcVident.cf the United States V
Trf lt Konfm ITnitoit-Xttitp v? w' ..
thd "dischsre'e 01 that very
portantitv..f
t f ijUQw-fcviTi z en s i ne recognition
bftne ind of RfexV
iCiand; BputHimerica is art -eyent r6t-
cula te3 to disUneuish;hei presenLas an
tryi Tberie ts; rw'reaonytber,vtri4ysica) I
or uvorai, vvmtiu suouiu iiiHuiiro- jjctjjjic ui;
AmVi ica tin )dendenc: ;pon those of
EuronewTlie United 7 Stated senledj at.
first pnncipaUyljy emigrants jfrobi; EngJ:
fanVf,. rajn'rd siibj fpxJ$ to bk r mcuer
cuniry.'.till causes tod welf kriowd lor re
quire; CbnimenjfV? tosepa-!
ratef In'like tannerthe coloniesjbfSilth:
A roericatb a vtf depended
Hliyralso;' in iimitationbfiotir example
nave- tmntt:v-eftj,cnsQiye tne
nxlph pendefice;h jjf njted ' JStatehae fe).
li v'tly ,tn rerjest :-7-lt was, riAtnral .and prti-j
.pefj we sbmild'xlo'sdior
cbikn t ry ha ve T)eei Operfed 6pl)n'bEan
ses a hnlagfb s to hose Which indbcedVr
to ' assefi onr rihfsVy Mutual interests ani
mpaUtJc leelirigs
citt I fronts t h e"j jconti mence ment J of ihei
stt ggJcto' the preVntiimeAVButltbe ;go-.
vernment bf tbeUnited tate, frqctm
s?dratiow!i
ramotmtrtatureid-vnf
to make an acknowledgement of their in
dependent, ;thile a: dqbbthfic;!:
coold ixist, ;oXhii difficulty howeeiri tfe'
ingjreuioved. the President nd ibnetr he
sitate as to jUiecburst
pi tpessage tcr theHousei of Iresitajf i
live; he" rebm.rneh'ded 'theicnitiojof
t thef iTtdeWftd nien' j
uont u. a ne message was reierrru xxrxnej
'c'moiifloAbregnf
i uoiuiuiirc, Hjxer. niarure u.eiiue.iaiiPH, ,ix
H)brtedtiihanunously;! in' favbt'bf themea;
suref ana tne nouse aaoptea it Dy an jun-
; ;-r ucrc is a niness : in 'one 'cpuuuv .rc.
Cognizing the existence of another in any
portion of the lober1wt
proper in this ifiase, jfortheT pe.opie: of ibe
Miuiii jire mericans,jnnaoiting.uie same
continent "'diolye'y jttibirigit6nf
itejpehcnce,byi xhe ; s
yei innd riatripuc -efipn&;.ei;Wee& tw'b
such peopie. there buo-bt tb i'begreatcst
fifeodsbip arid goodlwinfH
the exist eiicife bh snch-elittmts'
jiArtV;we r)ndthe,i ."esairesK,
dent has. beenv receiVed: withoriusual ap-
ay tlirooghmitthecou
oeeu 'oit our; aoiest- politicians inmAne
rneasonr ouit trt hayben soqw
ed;C Whatey
inay'have hferet'oforerexiste
tlicrejC:nd longer f ny i riecessityfof it
ccntinuaifee, :since; ojdrl 'eqvexnTeirt, has
taken the step so mach desired by all-;
tbnti. e verha'd sUcHI u nd 1 vided support irt
(nfess:?T1ie reiJubliVfithee
wbridrwlll now rm boubterpbise tb j
xne; monarenies. oitne oa i anaix is. xo e
hoped;tbe late vents in South -A njcrica",'
-Anbeedi(lrbur?
ilioii,, wiji gj ve.ddiUoiial ; impulse to the
c.us of fretdom in. every conn tryvln
tb1s'vieofihev:r :recoCTHi6n"ix)f
those - li(yern inents bewtbeW a ni aiter of J
t singu irar1 1 n teresr, , oi . vrnceituc x vuc-0
were tlie: yanguardin giat,
liberty-j : to thero whQ-followed and termi
ilt reqhii es but little fbreiikbtto obser ve j
i xuat me - governments .oit ue - omwu
f tend to refbmationaiidMbat
everr mere :may ;jnooj?e ne uopc iur .
betteratof tMiigs.
piinwerjrmerl
wretched, and their government the most
uespouj.' Oi -any. in civuizeu x.urouc v
theV; baveTrecently;undew
tant chance. insteaoT ot an, aDsmute jmo
narrnvume neonie nave m a euuuuuci
assettetl; tbeixihii, j aniiitonn
powers oi me, naiion'io av.o "1? vmj
eress oi otneriegt&iaiive as5euiuiiv9lru
xne several states.? a ne: nguv u c ucv-.
Die to cavern -themselves, v is" there per.
naps Deiter mainiamqu x"w vjv
couotry, except in jtheihdebdentutes
of Nbrth and SoutiirA meric X rThe im t
mediate cause bfc that revpluttoq .was jto
unwillingness in the siibjects of tbe(baotbe
Ibr.iiel-tah
ccasknn, with' rbne
li'tercflfeclT 'reT'S' V .
nb wnedpebpie biiiiqnitT both in. arii v '
and id - artnsiv have- rise n a tains t" th ..r . -.
Tirkswhobayeibyd tbeni for .Centuries
l nis contesLjenis likely tp pu ijvmoa ' -.r-'-
Miv,"l - auu jiuiiii niXitrrcu ,iy; our ;vv- ,
$elvescan haTnlyllnMea ::
oppresMbjitndnrf its ; vV "
blast to&tisfa
ing ati mterest in theiceienceit
kind 'ektihot He iha wnrii'r.fiindif inVit'tioir1-''. v . .
undertb'e ioui,vtbro lirtont'-'
bftheTurksj'andsbcldd
be' p,nticab!ei1it;w6uldrbe;W'm
u-ansrerret : to Kussia. &ucn ' an - ey en t s ; j
would: strengtben the i causecr. free. gb4 '"
vtrnmerfeiripibrbn
cobdHii C vefr: jof thet RbsSlatis is betted & H- '
reason? to'hone- the wbrk (hf: rpforirrifttinrt r
Hvbul3 not end at thtft bbttitt for the m tnd t.
luarw ui .."sHXC .uruiuiuxc iWOUKl oc sa ra
piu s ix uas ueen 5me xne xjeciaratiqn, ot , v
our; infpenuDZcV
sheis enin teach'hjt
aiidv:-aLMabtwith&
i ture of b t r 6 w h ibstj tu'tibns, become; a Con- : '.' " '
y- In inV last IfcommuniCAtlOn: ' itwn XSmr?ilf' .t-'
fed expedient to mentibni ; sbme wbab dei '
tailrt hcreaons hich, ba ye, tf n iforpfi ly fn- c 3 '
tyeri'inen0hond "aftojjt., jM.pich ci"' V -
norny. lnagminisienng usr noances, ; At , : ;
the ses$ii before theJasr,avinin burj' ;'t-
ev'pnnrnri'. urns ona - m iy.niini.A.. -k. - '
jona Awinirars flri'it ihirfrt:
;7T V. 5T27
Tars. Jn:ConsequebCei bfhese toeaiires; r
tbe:isiaeiya lenabled itSHe begiii
hmt feieslon
faVobte-crrmslfA Ibryi
thiaand subsequent yeara to the vear 1825i: i f
would xceed'ibWdemantfs a
dopted those measures instead .a su
ciebtTievenuebere j V
liJl'L'--.-''-I-r?!-'. AmL'i?",-!!" j 'it r v v :
unless made fleo&sfiry tq snstam tb
"dit oUtfe; natibriV sitliei kreateii
nueiUj beirsfiident ifosed extraVaMVV
giimiy, su . rcvcijuc uuiparauvpy small j ;
wilt apsweeery p
ei'eVdi"&
nuimbept0.9i'H iibt C
b momebtary jnly ;V' :
interrptedVtthe - Ciw '
a difference ptbpljion as to , .';
to which this iystem should', be enibrcedil J---V."
me"tboughtef ;
most prorblnencpf nch t-v;
trencbUjboderatffi
iti?' -i. 'Ji -a : wi. a. l--A-4tAA.'J .',:.. . f' '.' "
Uieet unioreseen conungeni orinsxans jae-' l.-rtt
mars'as'theV mibtyar
medium i between the twp ppinibiiiir&a'den ;". .
terminwMfef;-w
:i'tlrattUiajButlii(i viJ v.
it ba been fbp!nd rie'esjary .talte up the ; v Vr:
subject ja gain. ;a2nd?proponica' V"'
suresi to ft system of ijxpVndrurei Jet more
ecnomical; I f this
A greaiirVe
bkely 4o beadoplfediti would rbVe- bektiP&9.
far pTeteabletb)oani,eXc
bi anytjtber;' ilmeiw hicin cbula,bii Ve -Qft C " ;
been deviseV ;
ever.tbrotbly be. effected At thts se s ;
sionbuMingittbej ; :'
oejtjtiditkTeto iii6bulcv--miUi0 vt-n' '
aoi'fe:-fe:JXs
Vylaessenine '.lumJpCttel. '
beers, it i& pronosed oivlbe "otherf hand u: ;V
raise vne Tan& oi auw?.k.cxjw jvi, w - .. -.
Crtatne.Rm
iVexoedientin lime if ecereierhcj .
ceasitry, it couia oe o oniy nxiuic yt. n i -, , t
and thenjt oughUabe pMplobea a . botja
ffir him. who with:anreciual ,or ..inferior) c
. ' ; k-.-;,, . 2,i .r
fbrie'sbould gain iheirst victory overther
eriebinius otTeiTd,ahe ranK ofAdttji-r. . ,
ral might be of service to the country; and ? - ;
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