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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30
We copy what the Norfolk Herald says, for
the benefit Of our correspondent:
THE NEW PROJECT.

We present our readers to-day, with new plan Of
substitute for National Bank copied from the Ma
dsonan, paper which is understood possess more
than any other at the seat of Government the con-
fdence Of the President.
The plan here proposed, Is certainly free from all
constitutional objections and may, for any thing we
know to the contrary, all the purposes desired
But how are the expenses to be paid is question
Of some Importance for they will be TO pretty large
amount, TO say nothing Of the increase Of Executive
patronage The salaries Of the officers employed as
well the cost Of the buildings safes stationery, &c.
must all be dead expense upon the Treasury This
will never do, unless there corresponding income
from some other TO meet it and we might
suggest premium the certificates Of depose, as
bills Of exchange.
We have no objection to offer to this plan. To us
il appears fair and reasonable and for any thing
know TO the contrary, practicabe and if So we have
hesitation in saying that we would prefer 10 an
incorporated Bank with the power to discount. All
that the wants Of the country require Of fiscal agen-
cy, is, that il shall furnish uniform currency, and
cqualize the cxchanges-at the same time !" separa-
ting the purse from the sword"
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CHEAP FRENCH BooKs-Jass received By
~ II. TAYLOR, imported by himself direct hom
Paris, and for sale very hmlied advance upon the
Paris prices
Gil Bias, small volumes Racine vols. Mo-
here, vols Corneills, vols Piron, vol. Le
Sage, Theatre vol; La Rochefoucauid, Marines,
vol. Poesies de Nalherbe, vol Caraeteres de IL
Bruyeie, 1 vol; Oeuvres de BeanmArchais, l vol.
BoiIeAa, vol Pascal les Prosineiales, vol. Mon
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sois-i La HsrPe Ousres ChOisies, soi.i de Sau-
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oraisons Funebres de Fletcher, MAscsSon, Bour-
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Oraisons Funebres de Bossuet, vol. Bossuet
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Revolutions de Portugal, par Vertot, vol hevo-
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Quieu, Grandeur des Romans.
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vols Historic de Rus.ie, vol; Historic dc Charles
XII, vol. Gonsase dc Cordoul, par Fioilan, vol
LIE Diable Boiteux par le Sage, l vol. Rousseau;
Confessions, 2 vols. Nouvelle Heboise, vols Fay-
les de Ia Foniaiae l vol. Teiemagne, VOL; Reg
nard 3 vols Paul ct Virginie, vol
yoliare, Dialogues, vols. Poemes, wolf EPi-
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Parchment lie Paris, l vol; La HenriAde, vol ;
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me de Massillon vol. Coninne par Mde- de Stael,
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De L'AlIemagne de Stael, ? vols. Voyage en- Orr
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Dictionnaire Philosopkique de yoltsire vols, and
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UNITED STATES LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 81, 164l.
DPOpOSALS will be received a, this Department,
i under the provisions of the act Of Congress pass
ed July 81 ls4i entitled "An Act authorizing loan
not exceeding the sum Of twelve millions Of dollars,
until Wednesday, the 9Th day Of October next incu-
sve for loan of two millions of dollars, bearing in
terest at the rate Of six per per annum pay
able quarterly and rredecmabe before the 3lst Of De-
cember 1884, being part Of the loan Of twelve mil
lions Of dollars authorized by the said act.
The Proposals will state the amount offered to be
loaned, and the rate al which such loan will be made
the rate however must not be less than the par value
Of the stock Upon tho acceptance Of the proposal
by the Secretary of the Treasury, the payment for
the stock must be made in SPECIE or in the notes Of
specie-paying banks, convertible into specie al the
place Of deposit to be deposited to the credit Of the
Treasurer Of the United States in such repositories
may be designated by the Secretary in Boston, New
York, or Philadelphia
The stock will be inscribed on the books Of the De-
partmeDt and certificates bearing interest from the
day of deposte will be issued for the respective sums
loaned.
WALTER FORWARD,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
To be published in the Courier, Boston; Journal Of
Commerce and the Tribune, New York; and the In
quirer Philadelphia sept. 2S-dt 4th Oct
i Avs OF THE U. s. in relation to the NAVY
~ and Marine Corps just published by authority Of
the Navy Department, ] vol.
Laws Of the u. 3 in relation TO the Army and Mil
itay affairs, compiled by Col. Trueman Cross, u s..
Army vol
The practice Of Courts Martial, by the late Major
General Macomb, l vol.
Are for sale by F. TAYLOR together with large
and valuable collection Of works (mostly imported BY
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~ of it's chief authors, with critical and bio
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30
Correspondence Of The Commercial Advertiser

UrIcA, Monday Morning, Sept. u.
Our city is filing up with reporters for the public
journals, and Others coming to attend the trial Of Nc
LeoJ. | am still Of opinion that the case will not be
brought on ill the close Of this week the com
nencement Of the next. Indeed was told this morn
ing that Mr.. Hall will not be ready with his wtnesse.
for some days.
will keep you advised Of passing events and fur
nish you with letter when find any thing worth
communicating.
The piek-pockets are in attendance also. Mr.. e.
ner merchant of Buffalo, had his pocket cut out
or last night, while standing in the crowd near
the cars
p. So clock II have jus, heard that Mr. Halls
witnesses have nearly all arrived and that the pect-
ed farther commissions the part Of the accused
have been received therefore the trial may come on
sooner than expected Mackenzie is here. | saw
him few minutes ago with Mr. Attorney General
Hall
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

DOTOMAC BRlDGE-The subscriber will re-
Il ceive proposals until the 18th Of October next Tor
the supply OF 446 700 feet of pine timber the growth
Of Virginia or Maryland i2l 600 feet to be delivered
this fall. The dimensions Of the timber viii vary
from IA by IA to IL by IL, and Of various lengths,
particular bills of which will be furnished the con-
tractor il must be of the best quality, hewn or sawed
square, and delivered at the bridge or at such places
in its vicinity the Engineer may direct and be sub
jeet to his inspection.
Twenty per cent. will be retained Of the value Of
such portion of the timber shall have been deli, err
ed which per cenage shall be paid on the fulflmen.
OF the contract or forfeited failure Of the con-
tractors.
Persons offering for the above will address the
dersigned endorse their bids Proposals for Pine Tim
ber and enclose them to Colonel j. J. Albert Topo-
graphical Bureau, Washington
Persons desiring to bid for the above Timber will
be furnished with particular bill Of lengths &c. upon
application to the subscriber in person by letter
(post paid) at Georgetown, d. c.
VIM TURNBULL,
Major Typographical Engineers.
sn~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

CABINETS OF MINERALS-Jus received by
~ r. TAYLOR, for sale at extremely low price,
put up by professional mineraogist-two Cabinets,
Of 70, the other Of liz specimens Of minerals
Salts, Earthly Salts, Earthly Stones, Combusbles, and
Ores--all numbered and labelled, with localities &c
&c. Price IL and 20 dollars each
Also two Cabinets OF Gems and Precious Stones.
And large and valuable collection Of the best
works on Geology, Mineralogy, Conchology, Chem
istiy and all their branches many Of them recently
imported by himself from London-several Of them
entirely new. sept 30
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

Sister Shot by Brother "A few days since a
most fatal and lameniable accident occurred in Brady
township Clcarfeld county, Pa, in the family Of
Mr. Tresser. The son fired at bird which sat on
the corner Of the house, high of the ground. The
ball struck the end Of Of the house logs, glanced
from thence to the fence and then struck the girl who
was in the garden The ball entered at the right side
passing Immediately through the heart, and lodged a.
sranst the akin on the left side.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

SroPPAoE OF THE CoMMERciAL BAsK-An injunc-
ton was served upon the Commercial Bank Of this
city this morning under the authority Of the Bank
commissioners.
The doors Of the Bank were closed to-day for all
business.
The bills Of the Bank, it Is presumed, will be good.
II is a safety fund Bank.
The Bank, it is believed, has overtraded or loaned
large amount to persons connected with its ma
nagement-N. y. Express.
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BANK OF WAsHINGroN,

AUGUST %, lS4l
NOTICE is hereby given, that general meeting
IN of the Stockholders Of this Bank will be holden
at the banking house, in this city, Thursday the
thrtieh day Of September next ensuing, between the
hours Of ten o'clock, A. M. and three o'clock, P M,
for the purpose Of electng nine directors for this Bank
to from that time until the LIST Monday Of Janu
ay 1872 under the act Of Congress passed the 18th
instant, entitled An act to revive and extend the
charters Of certain Banks in the District Of Columbia
By order Of the Board
JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
aun 81 -aia w 2Qi hSenf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

ANOTHER SErzuRE.-Letters were received in this
city on Friday, from the American consul al ST. He
lena which stated that the brig Cipher late Of this
port, had been seized by the British on the coast OF
Africa. The Cipher LEFT Salem in command Of Capt
Dayey. She was sold al Cabena, Africa, to the Por-
tuguese, for the sum Of $500, and on the ilih Of
July taken possession Of by the British brig Per-
sian on charges OF being intended and fitting up FL
the slave trade. Suits were instituted and the brig
was condemned to a Court Of Admiralty - Salem
R<pister
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

We regret to learn that Judge Upshur who was
expected here by the Star last evening" his
way TO Washington, is detained at home by the dan
qerous illness OF his brother, Lieut.. George r. Up
shur Of the Navy. II is therefore uncertain when
Judge u. will be in Washington. Norfolk Herald,
Sent %,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

DANK OF THE METROPOLIS.-On Mon
ID day, the 9th inst. an election held at the
Banking House for Directors under the recent act Of
Congress when the following gentlemen were duly
elected, viz:
John p. Nan Ness James Thompson
John Boyle Thomas Carberry
Lewis johnson John w Maury
George w. Graham George Parker.
N, P. Causin
And on Tuesday last according to the chatter the
Board assembled, and unanimously reelected John
P. Van Ness, President Charles Hill was then unan-
imousy elected to supply the vacancy made BY the
election Of tie President. After which Richard
Smith was unanimously reelected Cashier; and all
the other incumbent officers and agents were also
unanimously reelected. sept 80
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

~ OETHES CORRESPONDENCE WITH A
" CHILD-two volumes just printed from the
London edition, and for sale by F. TAYLOR.
and the PICNIC PAPERS, edited by DICKENS.
Sep 49,.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

FNHE CITY POST OFFICE has been removed
L from the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Twelfth street west TO the large rooms under Caru
SIS Saloon the corner Of c street north and Ee-
venth street west.
gyApplications for letters and newspapers will be
made at the rest entrance on lth street west.
sept 30-d3t
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 Capital /!

VIRGINIA MoNONGALIA LOTTERY,
Class M for lS4l.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, the
Both October, 1871.
Fourteen Drawn Nos out Of Seventy-fve
Making nearly as many prizes as blanks.
SCHEME
$4,000
l2,500 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
1000 Dollars ,6l5 Dollars
10 prizes of $2lO00-l0 Of SiOO0--I2 Of $500
25 Of S3O0-75 Of $500, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves s5-Q Quarters 81, so.
Certificates Of Packages % Whole Tickets $40 90
Do. do. % Half do GO On
Do. do. IS Quarter do 30 90
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates OF Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries, -address
J. q. GREGORY & CO, Managers.
Washington City, D. c.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over TO all
who order rs above. sept 25-2sw2wd&c
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

Another gentleman from the same place informs
that he conversed with Usage chef on this sub
jert who informed him that there was no doubt about
the intentions of the Cumanches- They had sent a
pipe TO all the adjoining tribes and solicited their
operation many Of whom had acceded TO the propo-
sition. He also told informant that the Cuman-
ches bad procured the aid Of tribe or band Of men
who not Indians, amounting TO several hundred
From the description given, our informant snpPoses
them to be either Spanards or Mexicans. The Gu
maDches reported to have some seventy-five OF a
hundred white children with them, Of whom they
make servants.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

Bys gentleman juss from The Usage nation, we are
Dot Ia Possession OF the following lesier from MIR Cal
ioway, Sub-sgeni for the Osages The letter = ad-
dressed To the editors Of the Houston Texas Iele-
graph and published In this paper Al the request Of
the writer thnking that BY that means the Informal
ton contained therein would reach the frontiers OF
Tesas than through the medium Of the papers Of
thaI country, and thus warn them Of their danger;
Usage NATros, Aug. %.
ToiAs Editors Of fh< Houston Telegraph
GEsTLEAEs The Usage people have no, long since
returned from their summers hunt the southwest
part " the Grand Pr.ine, bringing with them two
white persons which they purchased from The Cuman-
che Indians while out young Spanish woman,
the other girl Of nine ten years ODD SAID to have
been taken from the people of Texas The Osages
say these people have many white prisoners among
them. They say further that the Cumanches arc on
ly waiting the leaves TO fall from the trees TO make
q general attack upon the whole frontier of Teras.
PROPOSITIONS were made for the Osages 10 send them
four hundred warriors, which the Osages refused on
account Of their friendship for white people. pipe
has been sent many, if not all the tribes on this
side Of the mountains. How for they may succeed
time will show alone. They have appointed place
Of general rendezvous somewher not far from you,
but Of what precise place, am unable to learn from
the Osages.
The tai season 10 close at hand, and fearing you
might be appzed OF these movements, has induced
me To give you this statement which now have from
the Usage people.
am, with much respect,
RA GALLOWAY,
Sub-agent for Osages.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

HAND BOOK OF CARVING, with % en-
IL graved illustrations, containing also "Hints
the Etiquette Of the Dinner Table" pocket vol,
price 25 cts. Just received for sale by F. TAYLOR.
sept 81.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30

r Avs OF THE u s. LIST SESSION 9th
L. CONGRESS, are published at this office in
pamphlet, by order Of the Government, and few ex-
"a copies will he for sale to the public. sept Aft
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-30
10000 DOLLARS.

10000 DOLLARS.
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Glass l., for l84l.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, the
9th Of October, lS4l.
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 DOLLARS
10000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
2,205 Dollars
2 Of 81, OOO-3 Of 81 500 Of 81, $50
rs Of 81 900, &c.
IA Drawn Numbers.
Tickets Sl0--Halves $5-Quarters So So
Certificates Of Packages of26 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do 26 Half do 65 90
Do do 26 Quarter do 80 so
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SPLENDID SCHEMES.

j. G. GREGORY & CO, Managers
1000 Dollars and 200 Prizes of 500 Dollars
On Saturday, October 2, lS4l,
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY,
Class |, for lS4l.
Will be drawn at Alexandra, Virginia.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 Dollars-l0,OOO Dollars-5,OO0 Dollars
1917 Dollars
2 of 81, 500 Of 81, OO0--iO of 81 500, &c.
200 Of $500 SC.
Tick cts only SI0-Halves S5-Quarters 80 SO.
Certificates ofpackages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do 25 Half do IS 90
Do. do 25 Quarter do 81 80
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FOB TIE MADisoSiAs
Mr.. EwING's LETTER.

la my preceding communication, | clearly demon
strated by Mr.. Ewings own letter that President TT
Ter never sanctioned the frat bill either sEpressly
imptisdiy.' And Mr. Ewing himself thus confirms
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-17

FkIIE eKsrrises a this aeheol will DC RESUMED
= en- Monday ths 3Isi inslaat
TIE Eil0w Tag breaches 81 edacaslon sal bs
lhorosehly tasght. and Al the sailoslag Pnss.,
VIA.
la Spelling, Reading. urilisg. and Ariih-
meiie, IS 90 Der session u ave nsoaias
q. spelling ReadiAg. nnling, Anihmet.e.
Geography. liisioEy AID Composition. 3 ~
per season.
A reasonable extra charge will be made fur
iless rh0 SHADY. aatuEal Philosophy aad Az
lTonaniy.
The french LangnaFe all Be taught By
native. "a The rate u Eve dollars per sssssns
and only 10 thuse that have catered this sesds-
my a. regular sladents.
J. 0DENDIlAI..
For further Information srply 10 Che Ialics-
ing gentlemen. Commissioners u the tU~n q
HIIlsborough. va. Dr.. "a. Slrudsiek. Joha
Berry. James AZ. Paisaer. o. =. Lang, Lemssl
Lyneh, I'm. II BfoHn, and JOLn Isn1s
June 9. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-17
ABOLITION PETITIONS.

Messrs. John NJ. Bolts and Alexander
II. ii. Stuart, members of Congress from
Virginia, have each published letters to
their constituents, explaining the reason
of their voting for Mr.. Adams's motion TO
rescind the 2lst rule Of the House; one
of which Inn. Botts's) we publish below.
The course recommended by these gen.
tlemen is the one which we have been in
favor Of from the outset. Let the petit
tons be received, referred and reported
upon, and the probability is that this yex-
ing question would be quoted for some
years To come; certainly it would sepa-
rate this subject from the right of petition,
to which many of our best men are devot-
edly attached. These have long been the
views of Mr.. Clay, as expressed in mas
terly speech which we some time since
laid before our readers. II Mr.. Clay's
advice had then been adopted, great deal
of discussion, bad feeling and expense
would doubtless have been saved. At
any rate we consider this experiment
worth trying.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-17
NOtice---Taxes,

lf SHALL al cad al lie following Iimes and
= places for Tie purpose VI collecting the
Tax duo Tor tise yaaT IsiO.
Mandsy ST. Jaly, a. Jesse DuTham's
Tuesdss Tie Gin. 81 jain Newlin's
Wednesday the TIh. al Ruliia,s Mil
Thursday tie 6lh. al Michael Albright's
Friday lie 9ih. al Mira Longs
Saturday the 10Th. AZ Michael llolt's
Monday the 18th, al Jain S. Tnusniiae's
Tuesday The 18Th. 81 George Psueee's q.
v cdnesday The liIh. a. G, e. faueeit's
Thursday the 18Th. ~ James Hutshinson's
friday lie 10Th. al Gabriel B. Lees
Saturday the 18th. al George A. Mebane's
Monday tie 18th, al IIillsboropgh
Tuesday the 20lh, Al GeoTge Nicholas
. "Wednesday the 2lsi. al Mrs. McKee's
Thursday the 22d, al Abaer Psrkef's
Friday Tie Esd. al William Ldpscomb's
Saturday the gath. Al Harris Milkefsan's
Tuesday the 9Th. al Pralrs Store
Wednesday the asth. NJ Joseph l.. Mornings
Thursday 29lh, al William Trice's
Friday the 3Oth al Chapel llil
Saturday Ih. 3Isi, at Thomas Longs
Monday the "a August, Al John n. cnieh
frId's.
Tuesday thdsd. At IIiIIsbsroueh lrown Lis,
I" The Justices appointed 10 lske Ih,
lists Of iaxsbles for 1871. will attend q
The above times aud places; and every
person falling to give in his list is subjec
by Law TO pay a double Tax, and III,
Sheriff is bound 10 collect il. Punclu
alily is expected from ell.
JAMES c. TURRETINE. Sh'l
June l6. IL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-17

20, have 700 ll,s dispsslilbLi AID my 80.
.WsF 70 these particular PeiiiiGhfFl Wanld
BE-, that ] have nai he RaUeF, and n I
had. have hnl lls dsp0.itiun. Aly
lflsnds dsng he nghs 10 rrrsise lie reli-
tlanss beeaust. lLsy say. ne hare 20 con
sslullonsl night 20 grant the praysr. IT.
his dneTins he correct, upoa what prin
eiple III propriely can shnse who DENY ghe
|eanslllsllnnsl power Of Congress 70 ssisb-
Lar baak n Pr0ieciiss issif eonsrhi
20 receive petitions on rIIher al Ihoss sut.
iecisi The unavoidable interruption that
would ensue 70 4he harmony u me I'm
i'm from the s~rsion Of such principle
IN government need boz Be exposed.
Boz. apsnfronn ihe constitutional ques
lion. lie most profound reflection IhsI
am capable ofgIsing 10 thru question. has
net only Strengthened bot rivlsled my Tor
mrr impressions upon my mind thai The
course 81 wisdom and u lTue policy 20
he Sou.h is 10 diseonneel The question
Of The right Of petition from that oI sboli.
tinn. aud 10 dissipaie the drlBsion that
prevails sisach extremity fine country.
BY ssci raining The exact strength Of The
sboliliOnisls IN coneIess, and thereby set
ling The question II onee aud forever.
Moreover, am not disposed TO indulge
in linidily and apprehension q The body
Of desd monster. Ihsi can only be reani
mated b, an iujudicions course II policy
BY lie own enemies. IL Il r 90 themselves.
The sboIi'ianisls are irresossbly dead.
sss Satisfied before | came 10 Con
gress lha, We Occupieds false position on
this question. which was rendered more
unitnsble al The last session b. the adop-
ton Of The 2lsl Rule; and. while ! Was
wiling 10 surrender great deal 10 The
Judgment Of those whose interests are
identified with nv oWn, | could not con-
sent 10 yield the deep, deliberate. and
conscientious convictions Of my own
Judgment. with q full view Of The mis-
chlsI that | thought would necessarily re-.
re,ull from incorporating that with the
other rules Of lie House.
Next winter. il il 10 thought desirable,
! shall be prepared 10 60 fully into this
snhlecI With those sho differ with me.
but II this time ! was neither disposed 10
embark in the discussion myself nor in
dulge il in others.
Most respectfully. .-
JOHN NJ. BoTrS.