The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-09

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big pau u,vRIsoN of Cabinet, distin-
ensEall f or is paramount ability, integri-
iIsnea e =, to the glorious cause IN
anu : ,r n' had conquered-a Cabinet en-
hen D. We ,rowned with the public conf
enuy; whom all men trusted as IN the
sDc', ,n - Of the principles OF the
cry e ~ which they belonged; who were
arty 70 .My associated with its glory,
I'D ID =, o' the President we had the secu,
l lS If wise and prosperous coanSels, ana
ty Oh WIS., So -" of a cooperation which
.u lIJ enable him to accomplish all that
lOulo Gu. cnaV Jesired. These hopes were
e n e,.,her ZEN eniivened by the encoura-
i'll lur'ngn ~bich the President refer
1g .oh h;. f. first address to the nation, to
d, : IN mn a,Y glorious example" atforded him
e IoT Fathers of the great Republican
. wi and the declaration of his deter
ch0 Won MO TO walk in the path which they
Doated out. cn.o bonos Coo
u On entered upon its labors. By adopt
gee, .nlss for the despatch of business con-
ngg . to the emergency ofan extra SEES
oI. and in view ofthe great amount OF
Sou i1 a which the times required, we
l,' been enabled to achieve all, and
have W. ,Lon all. that our constituents
e o,a have demanded at our hands: The
:o' 4o ~ and great measures of this ses-
leauI I've been under discussion in Con-
SGD and out of it, for many years past,
gil 1tte remained to be said beyond a
a laotilio, of former debates. There was
I;nr in the circumstances or position
,;ner party in Congress to require, or
"a Justify, protracted discussions;
hs majority, therefore, felt them
i-os entitled to give to the extra session
character ola Congress of act ion and
s,;;,ion rather than one of debate; and
]" Gel assured that IN this effort we
ave doue no more than respond to the
rs expectations of People.
First in urgency amongst the bills
used during the session and that to
kbicb the public command most impera-
iyely drew the notice of Congress, was
he repealOfthe sub-Treasury law. Our
beyt care was the enactment of the Land
I'm. This was followed by an act con-
7.rfing the Debt which the preceding Adj
hnistratOn had entailed upon the coun-
nv into a Loan Of twelve millions Of dol
ars, which is limited for its redemption
b period of three years. Associated
klh this measure was the Revenue Bill,
rendered necessary notonly as provis-
d towards the extinguishment Of the
ln, but also as indispensable for the sup
Of means 10 meet the ordinary and
sessary appropriations of the year.
e Bankrupt Act, so earnestly and SC
pg, solicited by large and meritorlous
as of our citizens, has been passed
circumstances which cannot but re
AGthe highest honor upon the Repre-
HaiyeS Of many sections Of the coun
b. As measure standing alone, il
ish perhaps have been destined to ;
ria delay; but being brought, as i
into that series of measures which
be supposed to embrace the scheme o
ai which the nation at large requir
It met from a Wing Congress tina
Yortof which the chiefargument an,
gnest value are derived from the re
1which every one felt to be due to-
nprehensive policy, whose scope
Nd include every interest in the ma
b, It's trial for the benefit of tn
unIy, and remains to be altered o
proved as the public wants may here
er be found to require. The impor
pee, IN the present posture OF our a
Ss Of attending to the national defen
suggested the measures Of establish
saHome Squadron, Of repairing an
a1g the Fortiications, Of providing
ne defence of the Lakes; and o
a3ag the nation at large into stat
Hd.ness against hostile aggression
sga'd 10 which measure, as a grea
UNITY prevailed in Congress, W
safely assure ourselves they wi
the undivided appreciation {
@n8tIuents throughout the Who'll
1as rapid review, fellow citizen
exhibit what we have DONE
s''We have failed to do remains to
., Is with profound and poignant r.
'a' we lind ourselves called upo
,n,0He your attention to this point
~ we great and leading measul
.l"8 'hlSquestion our anxious ende
~ respond to the earnest prayer
nauoh have been frustrated by {
n, qmnIooked-for as it is to be lamen
NJ We grleve to say to you tia
~ exercise Of that power in the Co
~. winch has ever been regardt
4'P'cIon, and often with odium, |
j.. 'ple-a power which we had no
never to be exhibited on this su
y Wing President-we ha'
ueleated In t,yo - o.o.