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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
THE RAIL ROAD

The suijoned article from the knoxville Times,
contains suggestions entitled to the earnest eonsde-
ration OF The people OF Virginia, aud espeeially OF
That portion oil them whose vicinity 10 the conen,-
plated route OF the Lynehburg and Tennessee Rail
Road gives them peculiar interest in every atgu-
men calculated TO demonstrate tie p,aciicabllity or
the usefulness of that surcndous. and not less i'm
porian' Than magnificent enterprize-an enterp,ize.
which, succeed "henit may, succeed ii mus, at
some not very remote eiiod, will constitute inonu.
ment of tie patnosrl and sagaeily of its projectors
and advocates II not more durable, certainly
more useful than the pyramids which tower up
wards to the heavens from the burning sands Of f.
gypt:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
OBITUARY.

Died in Houston, Texas. on the 9Th inst, AFTER
Illness OF about two months. OF bilious fever SAM
uEL NJ. ScHooLrIELD, IN the 2Sih year OF his age,
OF Mr.. Benz SchooIfeld OF This place. In
the death Of this young man, we have another slr-
king evidence Of the iaacy of all human caleula-
lions. Prompted by the srIrit OF enterprise. lie le
the home of his father aud friends and migrated to
the new Republic with The design o(re"pln2 share
Of The advantages held out 10 advenIurers in that
county. Bun alas, he is gone We trust. however.
that place " where the wicked cease TO trouble
aud tho weary are at rest
-, the 18Th inst. after n short but painful
Illness Mrs. NANCY PATTERSON. wife OF Samuel j.
Patterson, Esqr., OF franklin county, Vail the
kind attention OF friends and relatives, and the skill
oil able Ply sicians could have ayened the shaft OF
DEATH Mrs. Paterson would yet have ved-but
her disease balrd all, and she gone, leaving her
husband, Two small infants and numerous friends n
relations To mourn her earl, departure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
THE TREASURY IN RUSSIA.

The following pasagraph is going the rounds of
the papers,
Zone item fnews by the Liverpool is that two i'm
peral Ukases have been issued in Russia which de-
cree that the silver rube d lis paris are hereafter
70 be the only legal measure OF value ALSO for taxes
disbursements, &c. The bank notes 10 be a repre
sentative OF value only, and to facilitate commercial
'n'eicourse Their permanent rate is to be $50 CO.
Pees Tor lo0 silver copees, ill 1910. The export
ana import duties TO be paid in the silver iube. All
contracts between government aud subjects to be in
tue silver fuble. Ten rubles in gold is 10 be canal
TO 10 rubles and 30 copees in Silver. F,,eionex
changes are TO be quoted in silver A bank for de-
Posnes tine Autocrats Sub Treasury and a good
warning iot Tins country, SAYS the New York SiarO
vas 70 ne established January l. 1910 H. e. CaiSse
c,,ss ~ "nefe sl'vef may be pald in, and certi
o''es 10 corresponding amount given IN EXCHANGE
"n'Ih WIN always be payable on demand. To his
eS''onshheni merchants will be attached"
he Administration journals copy this paragraph
w''h almost as much joy as they did Mr.. Consul
lflsts expose OF the advantages Of the Sub T,easu
~ and hard-money policy in Cuba But have we
come TO 'hs,-that the people ofrhe United States
are 10 take lessons in political economy from the ar
''y Au'ocfat Of hussia and from the scarcely less
'"a'y government OF a colony Of Spaln--thc worst
governed county in Southe1n Europe, except
4 p''"aps' ITS neighbor Portugal! Wel-if we are
copy their financial systems, WHY not borrow
''" 'ehg'ous establishments their standing armies
u." oppressive taxes THEN crowns and scepl,es -
ny "o' erect Colossal Despotisn at Washing
s"u convert the fee and sovereign States ofths
0o''iuefa'ed Republic into Provinces governed by
pe"oent upon thai great central power .! The
wv ''a' lhe Dub Treasury principle is the uni
'e'ohpahlment OF all despotic governments
80 '""' u Is as uniformly admired and renudated
d commercial enterprise and civil freedom
NJ "'eo iooi-hoid, is TO US the most pregnant
"a VI us loe"mp"ubIIIty with the genius Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
The Seminary at the ROtetOurI
Tor Johnston Springs,

N1Lf. RES uME IT'S EXERCISES ON
w Tuesday, the 1st OF October Pupils must
assemble on the day previous.
The encouragement received warraniing II, the
School has by fresh arrangements, been placed on
much stronger footing ~ 10 both Instruction
and Government. The lady engaged during the
late term. rs Goycrnrss aud dueclress OF the Pu-
pulls, became early In the Session, inexperienced, by
lll.heaih Tor her duties In her place, agenteinan
and lady. OF the ernieelest Education and highest
responsibility, who will ~ once command the conh-
dence OF all who know thern have been engaged
he, as Teacher of The English branches generally !;
anl she, Governess, to take charge Of the young
ladies' out OF School. and as to Department, Man
ners. Dtesss, aud nllihe Lesser Dulies
An elderly French gentleman. skilled in the litera
iufc oi his language, aud Of 90 wears experience MS
teacher. will conduc, the MAN studies ~ French.
The PRINCIPAL will retain the care OF the tstotita
stndts--ol Civil and Literary History, Geography,
and Antiquities together with that OF the classes IN
Italian snd Spanish, aud any tia, may be iurncd IN
the Classical tongues. In the Sciences, he will teach
plain. supple Course and will manage the studies
belonging to Polite Literature.
The Musical Department will continue under the
care Of Sgnor Bozzaotra, VIM has been hitherto
giving IL such admitted excellence. As, however.
such instruction. Is tlifhcu anywhere 10 obtain, Is
secured heavy expense TO the Principal, aud Is
really the cheapes, in the end, the charge Tor viii
no longer be kept much lower Than II ought To be-
The Zee will henccorh he, $50 Including the use OF
is'Iumcnls) LOT tue liano, NJ wen rs oi 'He '"'"'
OF Harp.
system OF useful occupations for the children
will be kept up, in the intervals of study, so M To
Danish The ycestha spring from idleoess Bible
els 10, elder pupils, and Sunday School for the
younger will be formed, under The of clergy
man al the Episcopal Churef, and another, OF The
Pfesby teriau. who have Offered their assistance,
Parents will be considered AS pledeing themselves
and then children to the exactrst observance ct the
Rules of the School. These, and the Terms, IN q
printed form. will he sent fec Of 'otngr, 10 such "s
desire them. Address applications 10 The Post Mas
ter, Botetourt Spngs, Rasuoke county, Va.
EDWARD WA. JOHNSTON Principal.
August 20 1n-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

now have been, what she oueo VAS. the NIGH
"est member OF our great Conledcracy--and
no, tagging in the rear even OF some which
date no farther back than yesterday. She, like
them, might have pointed to her great cauals,-
to her large and growing ci,ies,--io her crowded
population, and her political influence, the eonse
qnenee Of her spacious policy But low different
Is the picture she presents to the contemplation OF
mankind ou,s;rpped by her younger sisters. she
- content 10 feed upon the memories Of The past,
II, IN this ntltariau age the shadow. 81 departed
glor'es were eazed upon with revefen,is awe. One
hail Road car outweighs them all
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August 90

To Rebeeca Howell. Sarah Arthur, Adam Newman
aud Polly his wife, James Mutton and Nancy his
wife. Thomas Dixon, Polly Newman. William T..
Harrison aud Lucy his wife, Henry Arthur and
Sarah his wife. CLARK Newman, Bailey Newman,
William Meade and Elizabeth hls wife, Elijah
fowler, james fowler, Absalom Towlrr, Rich.
ard Goad aud Macy his wife, Thomas Thompson
and Jane his wife Lewis Bennett aud Polly ms
wife. Morning Robertson. Thomas Goad aud
Sally his wife, Abpdnego Bays aud Frances his
wife, Sbadr,ck Sho,klry, Polly Shockley aud Alb
SALON. Shoekry
F1AkE NOTICE, that We will on the 231 day OF
! October next, between the tising and setting
Of the sun. N the courthouse Of Wayne county,
State of Kentucky tike the depasitions of John A.
Dixon aud Psty Dixon. and II MOI taken on that day
Will be taken on the hiftieth oil the same month, NJ
the place and II not taken lbat day. will be
taken the BAD day of vember Dext. nj The same
place, ard continue from day 10 day until completed;
aud on the 18th day OF November next, At the dwell
ling house OF Meredith Dixon, ia The county Of
Gteennp, State oil Kentucky, take The deposition
of William Dixon and II no, taken on that day, will
be taken the ooh OF the same month. at the same
place, and continue from day to day untll compile
ted which dispositions, when taken, will be read ms
evidence 10 II suit IN Chanccry, now depending and
undetermined IN the Circnii Superior Coun of |. aw
and Chancery, holden for the county ot Bird
fond, wherein you are plaintiffs and we and 9th
ers defendants. when and where you can attend,
should you think proper.
GEORGE PARKER,
STEPHEN MARTIN,
DANIEL G. EDWARDS.
August 90 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

Delegates 10 The Stduatoa Contention.
Vincent Wncher. Robert w. Wi.
ams, David IL. CLARK aud VIM. l.. Pannll-Alter
mates, DIR. Thomas =. Atkinson, John A. Clark, Jabez
Smith, John Keen.
experimentation S. Pendeton. Col Lawson
Observation-Disclosures, James French Strothet, John
u. Lane.
Roanoke--Gen. Edward Watts. John b. J. In
gan Alternates, Col. james McClanahan, James
Guthrie.
Prince Edmard-John James Fonrnoy. Isaac
Read-Aleinates, Alexander Scott. Thomas Flour
noy.
Luntnbmg-Thomas Woodson, John A. Smith
-Alternates, DIR. n. a. Venablc, J. Jones'
Charles Ciiy-Il Carler-Altornate, james +.
Roane.
Dinwiddie-Thomas Whitworth, John Amber
Smith--Aternates, VIM, IL. Goodwyn, Edward A.
Wyatt.
Aichoids-C Col. Edward Ron-Aiernatc, A. H.
II. Stuart
J.Gcrson-flcnry Berry, George b. Stephenson,
Andrew Hunter and Thomas Tlmberlake-AIter-
mates. John Qulgley, John S,rider, Thomas llhe
and Adam S. cambridge.
ehdnY-Doctor McElhennev and Andrew
Damron-Alternales, WIN. Sheen, Joseph G. Kay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

~ There has been violent riot and nsurrecton on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Cnnu Ono hundred Irshmen mined
will guns, clubs, c eir brother lnLoers sections
283 and POI beating them with great violence and hromag
Q them into The FIRE Several Of them expected
live military force had proceeded the
The assaled party Germans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

o. The Mobile Advertiser, accompanies the
annunola,ion Of the resignation OF he Postmaster OF
that city with the significant fact that drafts upon
that officer, 10 the amount of SEQ, 900 had been re-
turned to the Posi- Office Department at Washing
ton, protested. Another illustration of the Rich
nond Eoqolter's nnguarded Exchequcr," when.
the Sub Treasury system shall be in full force
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

~ Custom House seizures OF British wooens continue
tobc nude inte Northern etios few days since, goods
the value of $4,000, seized in Baltimore for frnndn
lent entries In every they owned b, British mcr-
chants and commission houses this country for
sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
n V'Ef'E',

A BRfNDLE COW and GALE came to my
"A plantation, near Lyncbbnrg last winter. and
are still there, winch the obtain by apply
ing 10 me. aud paying for this advertisement. The
up ends OF the horns AID earsoi the Cow are cnt OIL
ISAAC OFEY,
Dt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

OF We lenm from the Richmond Wing TINT Mr. Cla, In.
been c0mpe led by of tmc decline paying visit To
Hanover county in compliance with the invitation his
friends in county. Mr. Cs engagements require pre-
homo the 7Ih Of Sentemler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
ROAD DiYlIlpiND.

1--WE Presdeu, and Directors of the bync''bntR
4 aud toneord Turnpike Company, have deeai-
ed dividend of thee dollars per share for The six
months ending on on tho first day of July 1889 {;
which will be paid To the Stockholders or their or
der and after the first dav OF September, 1880.
Nj. W. DAVENPORT, Treas'r.
Aug % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
A Handsome and Agreeable Family
residence nt Auction.

TEllE subscriber will sell his family residence. on
L Friday the 9Th Of September next. II Is agree
ably situated All street. aud in excellent neigh-
bourhood. aud III neat repair. Terms. liberal.
Sale TO be conducted by. Payne 81 Turner. Aucs.
JOHN ). BLAIR.
Aug. % d3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

o." The Conservatives OF New lok are To holt
Convention Al Syracuse in that Srute, the 81 o
October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

o. Mr.. Kerr, the Postmaster at New Orleans,
has resigned. Mr.. Mcqueen, Of that city, is spo-
ken Of as his successor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

IFho arc he Aboiihon,sis l--'fhc Wings are IN
singular pied,camen,. The people ol the South are
told, by The advocates oil the Missouri, Ress,erionist,
that the Northern Wings, II not all Abohtionisis,
are yet closely identified with that faction Than
the Van Buren, men, who arr, If not ALL the MAJOR
portion oil them. Northern men with Southern
principles, iorsooth We should like 10 know IN
what school they were taught But while they thus
make headway in the South, what do We see in the
North ! Let the rank Abolition letters addressed
10 the Albany Ant,-Savey Convention, by Ex
Senator Morris Of Ohio atd by Theodore Sedgwick.
the VHp Bu,en candidate for Lieutenant Governor
OF assaehusctis, the latter Of whom tells u.s. II II.
footed, that Democracy and Abolition identical,
answer the question. Let,he facts, ,ha, Marcus
Morton. the Van Buren, candidate for Governor of
Massachusetts and Thomas Dorr, the Van Bnrcn
candidate FOR Congressman in Rhode Island. are
both rank Ahotoniss, and the latter member Of
the Executive Committee OF the Anti Slavery
Society Of Rhode Island, answer. But of these
facts the readers Of the Van Buren, papers in
The South will be kept in profound ignorance, just
as they will be 81 the additional aud significant lac
that tina, able Wing, Roge, Sherman. OF Connco.
ticut. second only, it is said, power Of intellect
TO Daniel Webster, rcbuked I'll Al same Albany Abb
ol'lon Convention. IN the most pointed and ind gnau
language The letter of Mr.. Sherman shall APP
pear in our next. Il furnishes one of tho most
cheering indications we have yet that the sober
sense OF the rejecting people Of the non slvehod.
ing States will ultimately triumph that hnatcal
snnf, which we at one time seriously unprecedented
threatened the peace OF the country and the sta
bi,y OF the u nion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

the resignation Of Mr.. Smith Gradually Gays
the Wing but surely, the Wings attaining the
ascendancy in the Senate. well AZ infnsiug into
that body what !, so sadly needed talent and char
acler; aud trus, that the good work will no, he
impeded by having tool of the Admin,srai ion sent
fiom the enlightened district lately represented by
Mr. Smith"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
TO CO.4CgE .Y.fkERS.

+" T. RICHARDS is now opening new and
4 n extensive assortment OF Coach Makers Ma
tefals embracing comp assortment in that line.
70, sale, low for cash. Sign Of Tie Golden Anrii
Aug. % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

DALSAM COPA1VA, Caomel, Opium,
- Camphor, Peruvian Bark. Anti Bilious aud An
uDyspepuc Pills. Tartar Emetic, etc, with a com
piete and large assortment of pure and best MEDI-
CINES, Surgeon and Deotal Instruments, ETC.. for
sale at Howell DAVIES.
N. B. Numcgs. Cloves. Mace, long aud black
Pepper, white and black Ginger. do do Mus
taId Seed, Cinnamon. ETC., for sale as above.
Aug. 30 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
INDIANA ELECTION.

The Wig lapers in Indiana, like those oi
Tennessee ere not disheatened by the result ofhe
Iare election in that State. Witness the following
remark from The indianapolis Journal ::
Though The Wings of this State have bee de
feated. they not conquered nor disnayed. They
are already strengthening thea selves for another
contest and The busy notes OF preparation, as they
come up from every quarter OF the State, are truly
cheering and Welcome to every patriot. They all
feel that more than common energy and determine
ton are requisite TO overthrow a corrupt adj
miuislr4tiou strengthened as it is by executive pat
ronage and the peoples money. They mote
than ever convinced that their is the cause Of
their country, human liberty and human ,ighls-the
same for which the heroes Of the Revolution
drenched with their blood every hill and top and val
lev, from the snow-oapt mountains OF the north to
smiling and sunny savanDahs OF the south The
Wings of &c achieved nations independence
the Wings Of the present day must, they mil, pre-
serve and petpetuate II.
The Wings of this State are as strong now as
ever. Their defeat did not result from lack of
numbers, but from want of union and action.
Thousands OF them thought that as the parry had
succeeded for many years without any great effort,
they could at This time indulge their personal prefer
ences wthouta serious injury 10 the cause. They
have The Of their conduct. aud are deter
mined hereafter to act with thelrlriends. We have
no doubt that The resent defeat will work TO the good
Of The Wings. They now convinced thai they are
not strong enough 10 repose in ideness while their
opponents are busy and on The alert. They can
beat the Vanocrals and oorrpptloDisis next August
for Governof-and let them do II. Let the can
yass commence. We have every thing TO gam
and nothing to lose by a discussion oil our prin-
cipIes. Truth is onnipoteni and must prevail"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

These are only specimens Of an increase OF yoIes
winch is difficult To account for and which should
be gladto see Investigated. There & God
ny Aabamans we hear ffom report in Lincoln
county, the day Of election.
We hear il stated that the Reuiherford election
will be contesled-sevefal hundred illegal votes ha
wing been polled against the Wing candidates. Both
sides owe To the cause OF right and Justice to fer
ret out the fraud, II fraud exist. Honest Of all
parties are interested in preserving the puIly Of the
ballot box.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

Booke,s H., ltcry x Exchange Office,
Lynchburg, August h. 1889. !
DRAWING RECEIVED.
The following numbers were drawn for the Rich
mnnJ Academy Lottery, Class No. 5. for s39, at
Alexandra on Saturday the 2itl, OF August, VIZ;
10. IS. 81. Sc. 80. 0. l5 Is. 3. So 81. 81,
o. Numbers 10 l8 81 asmaII CAPITAL Priz',
sold at BOOKER'S LUCKY OF FlCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
m he Franklin TcHncssee Rerie,e.
IMPORTANT FACTS.

IMPORTANT FACTS.
WHERE DO THE INCREASED VAN BuREN voTrs
COME FROM
The Compt oilers report for 1887 shows
In Williamson. white polls, 2o57
Vote in 1889 2707
We presume IL will he correct 10 allow an increase
OF from 10 Goo The number of lax payers 10
1897, Tor each county OF 1000 or o5GO votes-and 10
mike good count FOR the few who may not have givin
in their names on lie lax book. THIS will make the
" iiliamsOn county returns rs correct pos
sibly be from mere tongh esmate.-Our Judges
were strict and discharged their duty faith
fully. But look al Rutherford 1892 increase
on 1000 TAX raycrs--ifa raonal cause can be as
signed for this, and similar results other coun-
lies which intend 10 examine into, we should like
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
II GOOD COOK.


WE WILL sell, on Thursday next, the Half
w acre Lot Of ground near Mr.. c. Poe's
lanyard, which has been cultivated by MIR. J.
Tomph,ns a garden. and which is very produc-
tive Terms at sale.
PAYNE q TuRNER Aucts.
Aug. PC 2iif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

DR. ~. ~. GkLLk4sM,
SURGEON DENTIST,

TEAS returned 10 Lynchburg, and can 90 f,uud
Il 4 nj the Union Hotel, where he viii la future
keep his office. lie takes pleasure in into, wing his
friends. that, whilst the Ill,, he selected aud
purchased abundant supply of every material me-
cess,ry for his business. Those who may need arr
uGein teeth, fom 10 cntire set. are invited ia
call and examine his aiices lbs believes that they
are not surpassed for utility or beauty. which no
will insert On the hes, and most approved modes
Ann ~ tits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

o. Benjamin II. Smith Esq the able State Sc
nator from the district composed of the counties of
Kanawha, Cabell, NJ asdn jackson. Logan, Fayette
and Nicholas has resigned his seat IN that body
He is Undue ed do so, by 'prva,e considerations Of
paramount obligation" We announce this resigna-
ton with great regret as Mr.. Smith is not only
man of fine talents but decided Wing. We unite
with the Richmond Wing in calling upon The Wings
of his district not to permit the Wing party TO sus-
tain sny numerical loss in the General Assembly by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

n .Y.HF' OIL n SPERM C.4.v.DLES,
v - the first Irom 81 the Gallon the Gerry best
quality. for sale at Howell DAVIES.
Aug 90 sit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

STATE irgis1fae.-Parties thus divided In the Sc
nate IL Wings and II locoiocos in the House, "a Wings
IL locoiocos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

TENNESSEE--lhe last Knoxville Register gives the fol-
low Ing corrected of the electoral Ten.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02
MR.. TUCK R'S

Report in part, of the Committee Of The House Of re
preScntatireS Of the United States on so ""cn 81 Me
Presidents Message as relates 10 roads, Canals ana
scminar1eS Of learning.
DECEMBER Is, 1917
Read and committed to committee Of the whole
house on Friday next.
The committee TO whom were referred so much OF
the Presidents message relates TO roads, canals,
and seminaries of learning, respectfully report, TN
mart thai they have taken into consideration the sub
ect referred 10 them, and bestowed on il that atten
lion to which by its importance, ii is so eminently
entitled. Involving, il is supposed great const-
turional question on the one hand, and intimately
connected, on the other, with the improvement the
prosperity the union, and the happiness OF the Unit
ed States il presents the faires claims to candid and
dgent investigation. Nor is il without additional
interest from the division of opinion to which il has
heretofore given rise between the Executive and Lee
gislaive branches Of the government; difference,
which in the indulgence Of the rights OF free opinion,
will be still found to exist between the sentiments pro-
mugated in the message the President and those
which will be advanced by your committee in this
reports nor do they conceive that the expression in
the message of the President of opinion unfavora
bic to the constitutional powers of the general govern