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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

CONDUCTED 1T xR. AND MRS. FISHER.
TXytfH respectful confidence, we place cay-
selves thus publicly before the eornmunity,
to solicit that patronage which an assiluous devote
mett to the moral anti intellectual interests OF
those eoutnitted TO our tuition ~bespeaks AS coupled!
With, aud greatly assisting the faithful teacher. we
have from the commencement OF oRr teaching, pro-
eeded on the indicative principle, Introducing that
series OF books az fast as we could, without put
| ting pare1ts to unnecessary expense. The induetive
is the course pursued in the most j iligens parts
! of Europe, and the most popular in the world.
| Mere resp.etahiiity was not the object aimed at, at
the opening of this school, bat that superiority 10
which ability and experience, combined with a la
borious aud Conscientious discharge OF the tearBers
duty attains. In this We hays not been disappointed.
as the average fainber Of our pupils, together With
their progress show.
We have made provision for a most valuable IL
brary for our school, containing a great variety of
rare and valuable information, upon almost every
subject. We have ordered from New York and
shall receive such apparatus IS is necessary to ex-"
plains different sciences. We shall also re
eeive books and stationary. of any kind. aud to- an.
amouas, atorder directly from New York.
No pains will be spared, to obtain and enforce
the principle OF the best authors. Our aim in the
Rotations of the respective classes, is TO .ssift cut
the whole idea"
The accommodations of our boarding DEPART
ment are extensive.
Board and Tuition $500 per annum ravable
quarterly IN adsahoe. astifg an extra ehsrge.
Music $40 per quarter. Use of instrument Al
per month. French $40 per quarter. No dednc-
tons made except in eases of serious sisksess
The course of the studies embraces every de-
p~artment of an eaeAsh ednestson,- The ornamen-
tai branches, including she'll and wax work, also
plain and fancy neeslle york, also the Greek and
Latin languages when requested will receive par-
tieuiar attention.
The eleventh session, 1f the B. r. y. Academy.
will ommene on the second day Of January newt.
A sense that the success of pgpiis,in acquiring nm
education, depends very much upon THEN puneiual
attendance, cannot too deeply impress the m inds Of
parents. The loss # . week, ana even a DAY, NAV
sometimes be Irrepa"-ass' espea ally when they
are well classed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

UST RECEIVED: TIE fo finder 2 vol,
cS Jacob Sheppard 2 vol, Foot Quality 2 vol,
HON. as fopnd vol, Nicholas iekleby, Marian
or Young Maids Fortune, This Gentleman OF the
Old School. ent's CONNER RES abridged, The
Bows own Book. Gums De este Medicine revi-
sed Edition, ~IFooper's Mecca! Dictionary, Com
stocks Geology, The life and travels Of Nungo
Park, Raau.l on Banking, Tonker's life Of JEFF
fsrson. Hollands Life of Martin Van Buren,, The
fife of Black Hawk, Tie Life OF Esone, Plu-
tstch's Lives, RusselE's History of Greece aud
France, The Log Cabin lima nae for 1871, The
Fortune TslIers Own Rooh, Bnrriu's Geography
Of the Heavens-Togetltst with a variety of Blank,
Bill. Note and Receipt Books AMI 4 large assoit-
rsu: of German Silver Spoons, Stationary fancy
Articles and Botanic Medicines for Sale a, the
Bookstore Of GEO. NJ HEROHAN.
Seats rDh>T 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

yXTsS faken Up III the i2sh instant, nv Fergus
w tie" eat, living il itv. Parish Of West Ba-
ton Rouge, ahoat II miles betos the court house
an Old horse, ola reddis, colour, aged abous u
yeas, without any perrep,jble mark or bland.-
his horse, if it is not reclaimed in 80 days r. m
the publication Of the present notice c~o.frnably
To the regalas ons nf the Police Jury Of this "a sish,
will be exposed at public sale, by the undersigned
On the lfth January next at 10 O'Clock a m . IT
he Office,
ROSENOND HERFRT, p.
West i'aton Rouge Oct q 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF HEST B.aTON ROUGE
u OTIrE-is hereby given thai O.,

NoTIcE-is hereby given thai o.
MONDAY The 18Th January f~instau,,
at ten O'Clock 4 " Oh ttc premises, I $ al prsceed
10 S0ju tlcate to tue ] west bidder, TIE fol o. Jag
describes wosks, on tae tact of Ian in this parish
known as the LOGO TRACE, and sold by Lego TO
SaIathiel knis hit. Said knight has been absent
isom this parish more than a year. The workst,
be ma lie are, Wig: t. make a levee four acres in
len ..h, one foot and a half above the hishest wa
ter, with a base in proportion ; also a new road Of
tarr as es, to be % feet vice between the a.tcie :.
with = ditch ou either side Of one flol wide and one
foot deep e eatit 1, he thrown on tie middle 80
az to raise the road the anne 10 he dilched AID
br@ gea. Al-o-to repair the oil snad ana lcyee
on lie bal anve # the SAID tract Of Land.
THOMAS Min,
Jan 2-A7 INSPECTOR Of she seventh ward
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

II UST received AMI fur 5 ,!e at the store Of Geo.
eD Ia. l%iefoman, the following new works
cheap for cash.
The man at Arms,
Sam Sick letter Gag,
Henry Of Guise,
Cousin Geoiry .hs old d lcteIor,
Richard tlurdis, or the Ayenger Of Blood,
The king'siighway,
G1dolpfir i'll, by l. l. Bul~er, Esq.
Jack hsho.e,
Sc It's I,fan,ty Tact;cs,
Life efNapoleon, by SIR w Scott,
American ofa.ory,
American Speaker,
hore'S life OF Byron,
Gibbons Rome, T, r,rrs rs Rome,
Parue's political works,
Marriage PhysIologicaily DISCUSSED,
steriiity PaysiologtcaIly explained,
Language Of Floa ers,
Fgorus Lexicon.
Boaviers Law Dictionary.
Story's c"uf.ct of awe,
Lives OF the Saint IN ~ vol mo
Elegant extracts. II voi m.
The Texan Emirraat, by Col Swift. 1870.
With a great g~arirty of French, English, aud
Latin School Book, Lo Iis.ana Airnanacs for ieil.
Also on Consignment, 80 lozef states and 10
toxes Span sh S SCARS, superior qia'iiy.
50,Gtn Fist, Hooks,
5000 Mariles.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

y 'atE' IE9"i 'i'A'ft U 'tNSA 5dibch Stetis, 19Sf
~fea received, Tor saIe by
y d J&EN PHILLIPS 60.
II W MTSSELMAN, wholesale and retail
o. grocery, conner e Cbuieh and Market SITS.
.avin been in the grocery business for many wears,
fet i satisfied from long experience that he can
offer as much lnancen.ent in the way of bargains.
as any house in Baton Rouge: l shall keep on
hand the ensui g ysar,not cniy the leading artirles,
such as sugar, coffee, molasses, salt etc bat every
lhirg that can possibly come under the head even
10 the most minute articles, so that q bill! can be
I'll led in one house alone without leaving a cus.om-
or to lun over town to getit.
Received this day, 100 sacks of coarse and fire
salt. % boss honey dew tobacco, 30 boxes negro
and cavendish tobacco, 20 foxes Virginia tobacco,
s boxes good tennessee tobacco, $4,000 fine Sc
CARS, sorted qualities, 90 boxes fee raisins, Is
sucks of green coffee, 90 barrels of Attakaeas SUI
gar, very dry and white, 100 toxes long cork ,elaret
10 boxes Muscat wine, 5 boxes chaml q gne WINE.
% dozen painted buckets, 100 boxes No soap Of
the best, so boxes c~aniles, serted Qualities.
Aud a great variety too nnfuerous mention oil 9th
er artitlss in my line, and u S to say any man eau
~unterseli me il is no s,ieh a thing, I buy my articles
at the very largest commission houses 10 ths
city. as / bay for cash. ani | know that | am az
good a judge Of groceries as any man.
Jan 2 46
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

We sincerely hope end Sish, Tia. ell our pct
rons and friends, may find the coming year, nor.
! prosperous than tic las. has heeE. MAY 40
! b.iphtine frasts. sour her canes OF their counter
ances. and fnny no ssreakrd caterpilia,s, koctua
Gossupij or Amy worms, dare to sk,w .heir
noses in ,lIeir cotton fields. May heailh and pros,
neatly attend hem all.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

ED LII ElYED tbs day December 10th, 1910,
Il 20 dozen as ofiei sizas bottles If tasior oil,
Paints of assorted calaIq,
Raul htu hes of Different sizes.
50 bbis fresh saperine -four,
90 kegs, gunpoa der.
All Of which will he soId low for ca h.
dec f2 IA ] w MUSE MAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
srLFAsE TO ave BELLE

PLEASE TO HIss THE BELLE.
III tell you a story that's no. in Tom Mnnre;-
Young Love likes to knock at a pretty girls door;
So he called upon Lncy-'t~as JUS. ten o'clock
Like a spruce single man, with 8 smart double
knock.
Now a handmade, whatever her fingers be at,
Will run like a puss when she hears a rat-.as.
So Lucy ran up, and 10 two mir utes more
Had questioned the stranger and answered the
door.
The meeting was bliss, hut the parting sss 40:
For the moment will come, when such conefs
mat go:
5 she kissed him and whispered, poor ~ianocen,
thing
The newt time you come, love, r,ov come With a
rtRr.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
AIfII1E

N. NaTTA has received on consignment the
o,,owmg invoice Of goods Ten barrels inferf-
or, low price cogniac brandy, ten hbls Holland gin,
two quarter casks old port wine. two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozen champaign Mis-
sissipri bratd, twelve boxes tomato catsnp, twelve
boxesgnushroon catsup, Twelve boxes peper sauce,
fifty barrels ~~hiskey, fifty kegsieat lard, three ri
Ges superior qualify. t~eqsy sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. 4 part of the Eorenamed
articles viii be sold at pahiie auction this tiay at
loo'ciock A. NJ, at the store formerly occupied
by J. D. Stuart Esq.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

TIE YEAR ls4l.-Duriug the tine Of Laws
famous Mississippi scheme in france, there exist
ed an adase. in aiiusion to 1t, which served a. an
answer TO all intrusive dams, when payment WIS
not convenient. fhis wa. s. You wW be paid in
lsf0." This adage has turned out to be false.
70, many an unpaid account have we-b0t. star,
noi! oil who may be in arrears; we 10 not intend
TO refuse payment from any warm hearted, open
fstcd, generous soul, who may offer i!-not
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

Gsrrt>G Rtca.-A Ese OH tbe plantation o.
AIR Jams Stokes, iusrly brought forth fou,
s.nIs a, a birth; two Of hem have been lef, with
The Eve, sad he ether Two. we are told, ore be-
ing Trased as f,fs ty ,ha, "osthy old lady, Ms.
Stol cs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
3 4, Z ~ e @ W g II
Saturday, g january ls4i.


Qr1he length Of tho Presidents message
cofnpels Us 10 exclude many articles Of news
which will appear 10 our next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

Ne rs SRFfR, has rttnfned to raton ouge,
W. AID rropasesto sns'tort a class Of twelve
r fifteen Ee"re adj s she eiIi commence on the
Eial q nay cStr Fo frf,h eFpat CT rs IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

/ : Office is hereby given, that The copartEership
heretofore existing under the Fam uf Soutelre and
f'aysot was dis,olsst by mutual cousens on
the ltsh December 1889.
ID. q. SoVss''e, being COW the sole proprietor
ni tar apo.h"ctsY, by an act passed before Judge
lesser, aal having purchased the entiI, Interest
M II. B.. Favrot, hcc"fnrs responsible, for all the
legal deb:s OF ths said firm, and he Is also aatho.
fizri 20 receive all ttents due the said firm, az well
ts,,ose due the ira Of Favro, and Gofham.
dec Ia G.. SOUTERRE NJ. d.
Il. n. FtyROT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

The FeHriana Wig lis ass tie name u Tho
mqs Gibts N~g.a a. the bead ~ lis Columns. as
a candili.p f. l.. s. seustr from This state.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
POLICE Jury

PARISH OF E.iST' BATON ROUGE.
s ueeting IF the Police Jury will take place
"a on WtdnesaHy next. confofmably to law.
ian , Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
NEW SUPPLY OF FASHIONABLE
GOODS.

NEW SJPPLf VI SHiDs BIZ.
GOODS.
gTyTE undersigned has IRE honor 10 Inform the
ladies ana cert'sfaen of Bato, Rouge and
viciH.ti that he fas Tast recei, cd a splendid assort-
ment of goods Of tbe latest style, consisting of la
dies fancy sh4wls # al qualities.
Ladies and gert!emcn's ~loaks. cloth and me-
Fine Fl Hand flannel, Ecm5azine, mouseiin, de
Iaine,
English aud French mefinos, cashmere ,casinets,
and sa'iaets,
French Gallons of The lates, patterns,
English prints
American I"
Furniture
Table cloths and towels.
Russian and Irish linen, of all qualities,
Linen and linen camb ic handkerchief. plain
and embroidered,
Linen and cotton ioces,
Satins and silks.
Ribbons and artificial flowers of all qualities,
A rssnes4s.y of hoseries, cotton wofsled and
ess,ti9sHfen's fine overcoats,
st common s.
Frock and dress coats,
Cashmere cloth and satin wsis'coats,
Ronndahouts, ami pants OF all qualities,
Linen stir S,
Cotton I" with linen hosoms,
French calico shirts,
Drawers and under shirts, plain and wor sted,
Cloth and fur caps,
French black silk hats,
American
Weterprnofbrogans and boots and a good assert
meat of shoe and boots Of all qualities, for ladies
and gentlemen and e~hildren.
Bieached and unbieached domestic,
Negro clothing,
Ped ticking and ehaek, of all qualities,
Silk umbrellas,
Plai in white china SETS, with gilt borders,
CIockery and glass ware, &c &c.
Which he offers for sale at the lowest cash price.
The ladies' aud gentlemen are respectfully invited
10 come and yislthis assortment
DSANGER,
cor Of Lafayette and Chmch st.
Nov IA 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
NOTICE,

lanes AssKEs having been appointed Syn
Ay die of his insolyent estate, ssicits all per
Sons indebted to said estate 10 come fnward to
settle with him, otherwise ne will be compelled
according TO law, to lace the claims into the
hands Of an Officer for collection.
al d JAMES NASSKFR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
zEgm advertisements


NUTtCE.
s ME uHd, rs:sned being lib nt to leave town
L iar some lime, earnestly hcgs these pess. ms
Indebted 10 ii n, to ca !, without delay. q ID settle
tteiT atcounts.
A GECFFROY.
f6|Nr 4 TessHn hari e disco tinued travelling
persons indebted to him will please make rayment
as above. u Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

FInE Asn .oss ey LIrr.-A fire broke out
Yesterday morning heswten The hours OF . and
3. A. N. il the building known by tho nome Of
The Red Sivfts, si,Ge ted On Tie I.eyfe between
the two markets, and occupied by various tenants.
~ dry goods end grocery stores and cofte houses.
| bcf,re the alarm was given, the building was in
flames. 50 HAT although the FIRE companies hast.
sned TO the spot with their accustomed prompt
tude, il was found im0ossibIe to ares. the progress
Of the d.vouring element. The co, fagrsiioB
proceeded With such rapidisy tha, but lille Of the
contents Of the different stores could be saved
The loss is consequently heavy, though partly OBJ
sia,ed by insurance.
We learn with deep regse. that this calamity
was accompanied with loss Of life. By The sud-
den falling of The walls, the pipeman of he En-.
s'ne No IA. and another individual whose name
sur reporter did not learn, were immediately
killed. A painful rumor pre.siIs that two child
rem were burned to death in the bulldog. We
trust most sincerely il is unfounded.
POSTSCRIPT.
Further information confirms the fatal ~inteili.
gence reported above. One of the children burnt
10 death was an infant of Mr. Morrison. We IN
derssand that by the greatest ~exertions the wife
and two remaining children Of the unfn,iunsse
man were saved. A negro woman and Der child
likewise persisted in the flames. The name of the
fireman he lost his life is Cunningham Rowan.
His funeral took place yesterday, and was asien-
ded by a large concourse of htemen.
The loss OF property is estimated 8, thirty four
thousand dollars, only psit of which is covered
by Insurance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

b ECEfSEDa consignment Of TwilIed lin
"a sey, Plain L'nssy, Saddles, Corn Mills;
Otie splendid Mahogany Belstetd. For sale at
the New Orleans whole sale prices.
NAV 23-i5 A. Marie.
p s. Cash advances mads on all kind of con-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

sa7fff steam sawmjil belonging to the undersign
= ct, IS now IN fIil opetatscn, aay oraers. f
iumhfr csn be filed wi b ~aispatrh, aud al the re
duec arice OF S IS per thoaeard.
!47 81 DENYIY& BROOKS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
ssoLUTTON OF PARTYEKsHTP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP-
FgHFiE psrtr ership heretofore existing between
J. 'se undersigned having this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, tn. business will here
after be carried on by D. SANGER, who te-
comes responsible Tor all awful debts against the
Int. f m. and viii receive all dues.
SenI D II D. SANGER &D AIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

s ME undersigned informs his friends and Gus
~ TONERS, that he has removed his store TO the
hCue adjoining James Ma ,skeIs on Church st
whera he 'n'ends Keeping a general assortment o.
dry goods, %ciothtng, shoes, boots, bats, bari ware.
&c, which will he sold low tr cash. He tske .
this opportunity TO request these who are ,nat bted
10 him. 10 call and settle heir accounts.
j2~41 BAUM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

A Malta has received a consignment of
N choice wines. Twelve dozen old Hook
1895. 6 dozen half bottles old Olivia MADEIRA 1928,
8 dozen bottles old Madeira 1885, which will be
sold by the box or single bottle. Also 90 barrels
syrup battery, aud 80 barrels sugar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

rTThe Police Jury Of ibis parish, will meet or
Monday next, according to law.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
Jan Ar Inspector Of ,hs seventh wssd
NOTICE.

II rs COOPER Justice af the Peace aud
So Nagnf oi tie iosa Of Baton Rouge, has re-
moved his Once 10 The cofuet Of thurch ami Aala
str els. tci II SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
OK WAGONS.

Xh
- WOlarga Ok Wagons made of the be-
materials. For sale BY
nor g AZ JGEF PHILIPS n Co
4 malta, InfornstIe IA ntGrs 4 ct he - an-
IA thor'ssd 10 purchase cotton; ii 81 he vii ship
cotton without any charges except those actually
paid for ash advances on the said article. he will
barge a small o1mmissioa. dfl III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
E.1RDEA SEED

~ :aree ass2rtmeptof fresh garden seeds, Jus,
80 received, Tor ale by
y d JAZZ PHILLIPS 90.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

eonducl a ssnmer campaign, sGd, at The close of
II, was replaced by General Jessup. These events
and chabees ,ook place endar the administration
OF my predecessor. notwithstanding the ~exertion
Of the experienced officer V bo had command there
Tor eighteen months, on entering upon the adj
ministration Of the Government. found The Ter
ritofy Of Florida a prey to laden atrocities. A
strenuous effort was Immediately made To bling
these htstliities TO a ciosf; snd the army, under
General jessnp, was reinforced until 1t amounted
TO ten thoustnd men, and furnished With abundant
supplies of every description. In tbs CANT .ien a
grea, number of he enemy were captured and de-
stroyed; bat the character OF shs contest was ouly
changed. The Indians having been defeated 10
every engagement, sad dispersed in small band.
throughout the country, beesme en- enterpri-
sing, formidable, and ruthless bandisti. General
Taylor, who succeeded General Iessup, used hu
best e%xcriions 10 subdue them, ald y as seconded
in his efforts by the Officers usder hs command;
bat he, too. failed to protect the 7 er1itory from
their depredations. Ry o. act of sis nal and cruel
treachery, they broke the truce male with them nv
General haccomh; who WAS sent from Washing
ton for the purpose of carrying into effect the ex-
pressed wishes of Congress, aud hare continued
their devastaiiens ever since. General ArniRtead
who was in Florida when Gerersl Taylor left the
army, by permission assumed The command, and
after active summer operations, was mel. by prop.
o~sitions for peace; and, from the fortunate coinci-
dence of the arrival in Florida. at the same period,
Of a deleg itien from The Saminoles who are hap
PLY settled west Of the Mississippi, and are new
anxious 20 persuade tb.'r countrymen TO join thein
there, hopes wete foe some time entertained .hai
tie Indians might he Induced 10 leave the terrtto~
~ without further dialauity.
Those hopes have provgd fal!aciaus. and hostil-
tlies have been renewed throughout The ole of
the Territory. f1al this eontes, has endured SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
BATON RoUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.

Baton Rorge, may is Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
NOTICE

Washington. Dec. 5, 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

when The consequences which base flowed from
its creation, and particularly from its struggle.
to perretuate lis existence, had confirmed, in SO
striking a manner, the spprehensions offs esrlie
est opponents, when il had been so clearly demon
stated that a concentrated money power, welding
so vas, a capital, aud combioing such incaicnlsble
mesns Of influence, may, in those peculiar corianc.
sarss to which this Government is Numerically
exposed. prove az oVermatch for The political
power gf the people themselves; when the true
character of lis capacity TO regulate, According 10
its will nnd tts Interests and the Interests of its
fasourites, the value and production Of the labor
aud property of every man in this extended com.
try. had been so Tally and f~earfully deselope /:
when it was notorious that ell classes Of this great
community had. by means of the power end in
faence il thus possesses, been infected to uaadness
with a spirit "f hrediess speculation; when it had
been seen that. secure in the supper, of the COM
hination of inttuences by which il was surrounded,
u could violate It's charter. and set the laws al
defiance with impuaitv; aud when, TOO, il had be.
eaine most apparent that to believe that such an
accumulation ofpower. can ever be granted wi h.
out the certainty Of being abused, was to Indulge
in a fatal deIusien!
To avoid the nocess ay of a permanent deb. and
its inevitable conseqc 'nces, Ihave ADVOCATED, and
sndeavored TO carry into effect the policy Of
e%oafring The appropriations for the pubic service
to such oiJaeis only as are clearly within the con-
ssit'itiehai antsaority of the federal Government; Of
eseias'ing from lis expenses those inrtovident
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and unauthorized grants Of public atsihey for
works of internal improvements sshich psere 50
wisely arrested BY the constitutional interpo,it;on
Of my predecessor, and which, If they had not
been 80 checked. would tong before th,s time
have involved the finances of he General Gov.
10 efabarrassments far greater than these
which are now experienced by aoy of the States