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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
1,cpOr, OF the secretary of WAR.

The following comprises the principal facts
and statements of Mr., PolNsErr's annual Report,
taken from an abstract published in AeHanjer's
Weekly Messenger -
Mr.. Poinset's annual Report gives Il
full account of the army operations during
the past year. The design entertained
by the department, of keeping the regi-
ments entire and concentrating the troops
whenever it is practicable to do so, has
been pcrsevered in with the most bene-
fetal results.
OF the maratime frontier of the Gulf of
Mexico, it is recommended the addition
to the permanent fortihcations planned
for its defence, and now being erected,
the establishment of depot, somewhere
below the falls of the Ohio, for armed
steam vessels.
Experiments have been made at Old
Point Comfort to test the utility of hol-
low shot A stone wall was erected for
the purpose, but the shells broke against
it, making but little impression.
Percussion locks for muskets he consi.
ders much superior to those now in use,
and advises their being adopted by the
Army.
The enlistment Of boys in the Army,
the same as in the Navy, is recommended
to Congress.
The erection of barracks at different
points on the Northern frontier, and also
a strong wall at the outlet Of Lake Champ.
lain is also recommended.
The Military Academy at West Point
has been conducted in a manner highly
creditable to the superintendent, and sa
tisiactory TO this department. 1t is be
licved the standard of discipline, morality
and religion at this institution, is equa
to that of any other college or academy
in the United States.
The regular troops now in Flord;
amount to about 1900 men, and the mill
tia in service to about 1000. He re
commends that authority be given to the
| Executive to engage the services OF thl:
description of troops for twelvemonth
or during the continuance of hostililes IL
Florida. The term of three months i!
much too short to ensure efficiency, anC
frequent enlistments are fruitful source
of INSTRUMENTATION.
The number of Indians emigrated from
the interior to the West, since 1886
amount to very nearly I'll 900, of which
about 5000 were removed during tn
past season.
The number of pensioners of every dc
scripton now on the rolls in all the State
and Territories, and in the District o
Columbia, Except those paid out of tn
Navy pension fund amounts to 44,394
of which 2,072 cases have been admitte
during the past year.
The total sum drawn from the Treasu
+ ry during the year TO pay pensions q
mounts to 50 ,04S, 663, exclusive of Nav
pensions,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
PAY THE PRINTER.

O,fginai Long Tine Ago
Here comes winter, here comes winter,
Storms Of hai--and snow--and slcet--
Pay the Printer, pay the Printer,
Let him warm his hands and feet
Here comes winter, here comes winter,
Whitening every hill and dale
Pay the Printer, pay the Printer,
Send your money by the mail.
Pay the Printer, pay the Printer,
All remember his just due,
In cold winter, in cold winter,
He has wants as well as you.
Merry winter, merry winter
1t viii be if all do right;
Pay the Printer pay the Printer,
Do the thing that is polite.
Happy winter, happy winter
Hark the juggling Of the beIlsi
To the Printer, 10 The Printer,
VIVA, sad tales their music tells
All! poor Printer !--ah poor Printer
Your subscribers froiic all
In the winter, in tie winter
But nc'er think q you at all!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

OF the various speeches made in reply to that
of Mr. Clay ON his introducing into the United
States Senate resolution to repeal the Indepcn-
dent Treasury Bill, none appears to us tn present
moro clearly, iorcibly, and candidly, the grounds
of opposition to such repeal, than the reply OF
the Hon. John G. Calhoun of South Carolina.
On introducing his resolution, Mr.. Clay said he
did not wish again to go over the whole argument
against the Sub-Treasury; three years had alrea-
dy been consumed on it, and nothing could be
gained by its revival. 1t was sufficient he thought,
to say that the nation wills the repeal Of the mea-
sire; and he therefore felt it to be his duty to Of
fer the resolution he did. The following is part
of Mr.. Calhoun's reply;
Mr.. CALHOUN said he desired to
speak with perfect candor. Though he
by no means considered it certain, yet
there was reason to fear that majority OF
the community was opposed to that high.
ly important measurable Independent
Treasury SYSTEM. lf such should turn
out to be the fact, he would regret il pro.
foundry !; but, arc gentlemen certain. that
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

AHofher HUym MHder--A Mrs. Singer, of
Washington township, Williams county, Ohio,got
up from her bed on the night of the 18th ult took
a rifle hanging in the room, placed the muzze to
the head other sleeping husband and deliberate
~ shot him dead. Jealousy is the assigned cause.
The woman is now in Defiance jail awaiting her
trial
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

An Ercsllst ALi.ii0a.-A bill lately passed
the New Hampshire House Of Representatives, to
incorporate the Portsmouth and Dover Railroad,
with section, by which the private property OF
the individual members of the corporation Is held
for the payment Incorporation debts.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

I1diaps--'Fhe New York Planet says: "Thr-
teen Indians have come in and surrendered them
selves at Fort King, Florida. They say that the
chief who bolted while the treaty was under con
sideration, is coming back to the Fort. Perhaps
he will-hut The indians now in, are not TO have
the privilege of moving again. They are under
guard
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
state Census.
stTuctiOli

Th.Snglmo Journal publishes table show.
ing the population Of this State, without the coun-
ties of Cook. Winucbago, Randolph, and Edgar.
The population without these countess l15,475'
We will publish the table as soon as complete.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

QrThe Sangamo Journal is politely requested
to use the name Of this paper more undersian-
dinghy hereafter, or We may deem it exPedient to
&" draw a few of the editors teeth
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

kentucky Sar~.--'rhe tax list of Kentucky
among other items, enumcraies as the value OF
slaves in that statesixty-tvo milhons,two hundred
and eighteen thousand doaTs-the number beng
one hundred and sixty-six thousand. The total
taxable property in the State is 272, 25O and It's
revenue. S275,353.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

s OUh CIroARa.--A bill has been introduced
in the House of Representatives of this State, to
alter and amend the LIST and I'd sections of the I'd
article of the Constitution of the State, so as to
give the election Of Governor to the people; and
dent and Vice President of the United States, to
the people.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

and Justice demand that he should have 'new
trial. and it, in that event. the party is ialed again
to he defeated, it cannot fall more goriously and
with better and purer statesman, than with
MARTIN VAN BuREN.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

81. L9ujs-The business which the city Of
St Louis has transacted during the last yearw
the cities Of New York and Boston, has amounled
to the very neat sum ofSGO0O,0O0.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

In Egypt they obtain their table salt from the
bodies of the numerous mummics found in the
catacomhs.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

Legal Decisim.--Thc Democratic (O.) Stan,
dard says; The Court in Bank, lately in session
at Columbus, have decided that proprietors OF
stage coaches are common carricrs--that they arc
responsible for the safe conveyance of passengers
and baggage, and that their giving public notice
to the contrary will not alter the case--taat a
watch is a usual and customary article of baggage,
and the trunk of traveller proper place lor its
depose, and the stage proprietor will be charged
in case it is lost.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
JUSTICE AND EQUALITY. "
THE FREE TRADER.
Weaver q Elise, E..litor-
Ottawa, Ill, Friday, January u, l%l.
Col. ncuton's E.c,icr.
Senate ClamJo', De. !

Senate CiamJT, De- lG, 1910.
DIAN SfR--I am glad 10 see that YOU have
hoisted the Van Buren, flag for 1874. This is
the third time, since the commencement OF our
government, that the democracy have been de-
feated in Presidential election, and think the
party should do now as II has done heretofore,
and Immediately take up the defeated candidate,
and move forward with hiia without division aud
without fallering. This is the way the dcmocra-
CIV acted in 1896, when Mr.. Jefferson was deea-
ted by the elder Adams, aud IN 1924, when Gen.
Jackson was defeated by Mr.. John y. Adams.
In each of these cases the democracy, instead of
wasting their time in vain regrets, or weakening
themselves by divisions Immediately took up their
defeated candidate applied themselves to his
proper presentation heford the public, and carried
him triumphantly through. am for following
the same course now, and can see no reason for
an hours delay. For one, am FOR Mr. Van
Buren, against the world, and that upon full
view, and full appreciation OF his conduct, public
and private, for twenty years past. want no
better candidate, no better President no better
man. | want no iairer trial for the democracy
than second contest in his person will afford.
Tie late election | do not regard as settling the
question of party supremacy. Its great victory
for the federaists, and great defeat for the de
mocracy, but the line was not t"irly drawn be-
tween them, and require new trial before
can surrender the democratic cause. want
new trial in the person of our defeated but ire
proachable candidate, and look for the same re-
suit in his case which the democracy of former
DAYS found in the second trial of Mr. Jefferson
md Gen. Jackson.
Yours truly,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
The above letter was written by Senator Ben
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

A SHIP CaaaL-A meeting has been held in
Sherman, Michigan, to consult on the proprcty
of petitioning Congress to order the construction
Of ship Canal from the head of Lake Erie to
the head of Lake Michigan, agrccably to surveys
and estimates made some twelve years ago.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
NEWS BY THE MAILS,

Indian Tremy-'rhc Fort Wayne (Ga,) Times
states that, nj the late Indian payment at the
Forks of the Wabash, the Indians made prope-
stion to 50. their lands; and that Gen. Milroy.
(nthough not officially authorized by the Govern
mcnt) took the responsibility, 'while they were
in the humor,' of treating with them for about
100000 acres, being the whole of the Miami aads
in this state. The price agreed to he paid is
about 81 10 per acre. and the Indians to move
West in five years, The lands are worth SO per
acre, hard as the times are, and there is little
doubt the General Government will confirm the
treaty.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

Handsome Bequest.--A lady residing in Salem,
Mass. has bcqucaihcd twenty-five thousand dol
lars to the Essex County Mclean Asylum for the
support of the Insane.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

The Senate of Georgia have passed a series of
resolutions denying TO Congress the right to char
ter a national bank. Several Wings voted for the
resolutions.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

Ceasus.--Thc csnaus OF the District of Column
bia just completed, shows population of 43,7l2,
49,. !. ~ s,..,~. ~. &c a ozou.s..s coo
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

The following is said to be bona Jidc sign in
New Bedford
llecr Pie and Rake ana Bier sell,
Good Oyesturs sto & in the shell
And trgh'd uns tcw for them that chews,
And with dispatch black butcs and shuzc."
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

In the papers brought by the Acadia, we find
three cases of death by starvation in the English
work shnns
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

T,r4e.-A late Austin paper states that two
a lditioual gold mines have been discovered be-
tween that city and Santa Fc,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

GIVE take the following from the Troy Budget.
1t is, as Samuel Weller would say, EVERY excel
lent, and VERY much to TIE point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-23
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT THE CLIMAX,
I49 FuIt0n.street az 13 An u!

II HFL0H-SETeet dhd an H-SETesL
Thus says the Editor Of the Planet
=" FREE READfsG Roon.-WIthout doubt one of the hes
and of places the city "a
taer hc news Of the daf II tse ClsI Eating House
No. II AnB-strest, running through Fulton street
this yell conducted ana popular establishment there are
twenty six marble tables. with Leading journal on eac
table representing every State tn, Union thus III
and strangers have the opportunity Of taxing the
coffee &C. and reading the latest papers from all parts
ise the table 1t strike, US that this M
raRgeRent superior 10 anything attempted IN th
city, AID have doubt will prove great feature il
this extsnsvey patrouzed house OF refreshen Under
he management OF It's genteaanly proprietor the Ct
max We ar: pleased TO learn Is rapidly Increasing in ps
Ionaee and popular favor and doubt no, will continue
to receive It's full share of public support Step in"
r21 (1n
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Il Capt Partridge deliver, lecture this evening s'
Tsmtnapy Hall. See bis advertisement.

8owERY ANPHiTnEArRE.-A re~ and unusually rc1
bill Of novelties advertised FOR this evening, embracing
superb ceabinauon Of grand anu magnificent
equestrian and performances Of the most unique and
splendid description enbodyIDg the whole strength OF the
company, consisting OF nearly thirty active and talented
members male aHo i.lnae Those popular European
personalities, Masfcr Diamond WaIock and Booth are
re-eD- ged for the loiyday,- There will day per-
formance Chrstras afternoon for the grathcaon Of
the Juveniles Tue Menagerie OF Wild Beasts
b-login the geological Institute ~ be open during
The hOydays. Entrance IN CaFysc street, r=ar OF the
Amp2itheare Attached 10 this collection Is the oRly
Giraffe, Camel Leopard. n America.
y THE NEw PRoJscT Of President Tyler and hi
Cabinet = length hteu submitted Congress and Il e
Country. Viii II answer The purposel WIZ 1t secure
the Public Trea.ur favor Sound and Uniform Currencs
and facilitate Exchanges These ksotty questions.
about whoa Politicians all prangie and Statesmen &C
iberate- Wen, let thsm-',s jheir vocation. Meanwhile
II i. foruuat= that there i.ors important subject hch
the People s-n all aTresth-i remedy for the coal
evils which ci haaanity, Dr.. Peters, Vegetable
Pills are unrivsed They be mad al the New ae'
dlcns store, ;5s Broadway.
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with the provisions Of tho Bill which are the same
as were suggested in the Message. and although
should be glad to say more Of the Repori. our
limited space will not permit il to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-23
KINGS COUNTY OYER AND TERMINER.

BROoKLYS-- "Wednesday. Dec. -
William H. Cook, t~ho had been arraisned on
eight indictments for burglary put upon ms trial
charged with breaking into The house OF NJ Bokee.
No ~ Clark street, Brooklyn sunday ugh, in
the early part of Sept 1850.
Edward Mangum, one OF the zceomplices, testified
that Cook proposed TO himself and Ncsbt to G. to
the house OF Mr.. Bokee stating that he had found
out good place. They went between Il and o.
cock-Ifted up the crate on the sidewalk leading to
the coal vault, when Cook entered, anfasteued the
5asemen, door, and they all went III. They regaled
themselves on pies water melons and other things
they found in the house, gathered NJ lot OF silver
plate. mattel clock quantity OF clothing, and some
other things and went oil, carrying wha, Eey had OBJ
tanned the Eagle Tavern Cook went back alone
AID returned at broad daylight with a tin pail con
tanning quantity of butter and bread He seemed
10 II it all mater OF course.
For the defence II eontended that the prisoner
Is not and has not been. OF mind His mother
IAN interesting looking lady testified that lie had got
frequently hurt BY the carelessness Of nurse, and
by falls on the head, and pointed out the scars left
by % wound. Several other witnesses testified IL
la often showing signs OF ALTERATION
On the contrary, DR. King of the prison, and others
testified that his bearing has exhibited uny thing
like insanity. Dr. X attracted by MS interesting
appearance and the extreme nea;ness he displayed in
taking OF his cell. His answers, conversine
with him. always appeared to be- correct and he has
never observed any thing about him that seemed ike
unsoundness of mind.
The Court will deliver lis charge and the case be
given to the Jury this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-23

q The first locomotive from Boston reached
Albany at o'clock on Sunday afternoon last, hav-
ing pushad its way through foot sf snow ior many
mics. The regular running of trains was to COM
meacc on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-23

e The Washington papers OF yesterday say
nothing OF the reported arrest of Gen. Gaines.
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u The eCcnirc--Ircrt lsi.4ion embbnfII

scr DOL" no. 10 intend giving entertainment to
the Poor Scholars aud their Parents Chr-tnas Morn
ug the School Room III the hisem NJ ol - Philips
Csurch 10 Ccutro street. between Anlhcny and Leonard
,troeis Any provision OF clothu =, new old, Wilde
thankfully received $50 W ator corner Fletcher or
Fr,diy afternoon at the School Room Nhltsyer may
rcs.sin after supplying aose pr sent w be tnIAluIly
distributed among SICK and destitute uuies III the negk
bnrhoOd Of Flsr Fnlnta" - h-.E'
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He TRIBU NE.
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER %.

" For News by the Columbia and the conclusion
OF Dr. LsTdners Lecture Electricity, see First Page
Y Fer the final chapter Of Barnaby Ridge, see
Last Pare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-23

l. HARLEM Om-.ny person wishing 70 procure
this genuine, aoa] sltsrated form, wish
ng to procure genuine German Cologne Water, will re
inl both the Fancy store Of Mr.. Sylvester No
2 E,st Broadway. mr :. unfortunate bat Al the
same time worthy aud industrious and ais state
meats concerning the gsnunene. OF these articles may
Be relied on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-23

ScARLA1lNA-Jamaica dates TO tho : ith ut.
received at Savannah. represent the mortality by
Scarlatina to be very great. I hc Kingston Jour
nal says Our streets are daily filled with funeral
professions. and many unfortunate parents only
get rid of one ill-srown child, 20 prepare tor the
funeral ceremonies Of another on the succeeding
morning. How long 'hi, awful state Of things will
last God onlr knnws
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LAWYERS DIARY.

CorEr OF COMMON Pleas, THIS DAf-li, u.s. H. 70
i. 10 =. 20. a. =, %. 5; 500 l.
Suy.Eros Couzr HIS DAY-40 l. a. 10. l92 q g
II o. III AZ las o. Isl. l29, II pa, Us. 2o9 2iu
2l 2ia 2lS 2l. 25, 26, 27, 2,, 2!o, si' rs - -
22i 2a5 1e6 $50
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT

b7 c"7stHI ~ S'Nf-I.
JoHS c. SPENCER. of New-York. 10 be Secre-
tary OF War, in the place ct JoHs NcLEAS. OF
Ohio, who declined accepting the appointment.
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CrNTLE1rIce = sGARTs.

II 4. Is. Hatch % william st has on hand
large and extensive assortment Of arr, and Scarf stocks
of the very latest tylc anu quality all select
cd for tho prcseul
Also, complete of Stocks Collars Bo.oms,
Gloves, suspenders. 'on"'- 81 SHIRTS, &C. ds st
% hnpmnu'- -m-.. -frop, with Metalic
zors Shaving Cre'm. Pocket book,, Wallet &c at
the mandatory, IO2 Wi'm I. g. d23
Il There wili be Sac ., Usell and Fanny irtiei,s
IN the basement of the Mission Church 0C be Epi haay
Thursday, the 23i inst commencing 1t 20 o'clock A.
h and continue UNI the anne hour III the evening The
ayais vii be applied Tor the bench o tins dep
tho City jiissiou enterprise. All person friendly 10 the
object respectfully nvited al. should tho
weather prove unavora e the sale will be postponed IN
ri the day. O. az ~
II Va. Huise, i2& sirand--t. near RroadF@y
IN conformity with annual pracce, will offer his whole
of Dry Good, m the lst Of Jon AIRY. a. cost As
ni stock been bgugAt At auction great Bargains can
be had On hani Siiks. hcrinoes Aou-el!a DE Laines
5inghans Caiicocs Fannes Muslin aud every article
usually kept by tbs craft ~ dii4"
II Truit. Ac.-Phe subscrIler offers tor sal- On
removable term, ard lot 10 uI purchaser, fol-
oging goods yIz5 SeN Ktlsins Grapes. Fiqs Prules,
Ctron CuIrants, together wi'h large aud choice
assortment OF Wines, Cgfdia-, Tea. and Or ceri.s.
do 2w' ~ JOHN McGEAGH, no I79 Bo8ery.
NEW-YEAR7s CALLS.
II OVERCOATS AND FASHIONABLE CLOAKs
will be required for Ne= Yeafs Day, and to b. sure
having one N time, made the best style End 4 low
pfice, yod gill 90 veil 10 c.ii onthe
CHEAPEST CAsFA TAILOR YET.
u Peter Y. Husted, MOL Chatham square, com
er Of Catherine Clolhes 10 order peat
est ssyle, 10 per cent cheaper tie cheapest cash
rallor IL this city. good IL IN al warranted.
c2l It ~
y sur;cu;-. CioaIcr, eSc.-A large as'ortmcat
+ beaver a. d .pii.d Co,ns for s.artsr.s anI W0,e,
frocSs Asi Cloak Cloths. received aud vii be rasds
order. tAo Enlpor 4 Cheap Gtrussnts- Al
uch oriccs a. rast offer Inducements 10 purchasers
hs Style snt fai-h Of garment all BE- found to cora
lort wlih any b0ssa il the trade.
WIN r. JENNINGS, 90 3-oal v-y, American Hotel.
/. good assortment Of the above G-gtaeats eoa's9F
hand. e. ~ uis
u Fire, Iire uud - Hfer-Tnc subscriber,
iayng had their took Vi Dry Go0d' damaged ~ Ire
vii Offer great inducements - pgrebasers aSlons
-tock may be found large ssoftI1ent ot u IS
,lIks 10 which ,sey would particularly invite rho AZ
.ntiun OF LADIES wishing eat bargains Also Bonoi-
zines 4gcAis Ciotas, Cassinercs, ehgTls, fnhr &c
&c all OF which rrst BE- sold immedistey-
dl7 lw ~ GERARD & KLiNCH, l67 spriDg-s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-23

e Dr.. LAKDyER lectures this evening at Nib
lo'>, on tbs Application Of Science to Arr and on
the Fixed Stars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-23

REPORT uroS TIE FISCAL AGEST.-Thc Incl
ligencer of yesterday contains the Fiscal Plan Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, which. as VIII be
by Washington letter, transmitted TO
the House OF Representatives or Tuesday 1t Is
very long ard is accompanied by the Bill. The Sec
rotary says that 1t has been hi. intention TO fill up
the general outline Of the proposed By the
President ia his recent Message aud that he Is d.
rected BY the President TO accompany the Bill with
a general exposition of the views entertained BY
him. and cOncurred in BY his constitutional advisers,
respecting it. Our readers are already acquainted