Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

sach tax beng likely 10 affect them, during the
balance of the yearl Why. merely. that the pres
ent reform and ret.enchmcnt purity On power may
have funds IN hand i1r the most eNtravagant ex-
mend lures ever contemplated by ans admnstra-
tlon Of this Government. Well convinced, that
within ten months the who.e system ot duties must
be changed. under he compromise act, tins reform
and retrenchmcnt party = determined 70 make good
OF the intervening time and Of TINS extra scs-
sion Of Congress, 20 possess themselves OF funds Tor
carving out the sort ct retreuchment aad reform
they mean tc give the country.
We'll IN addition to the borrowing bul and this
tax bill b. has been passed-5at there Is, thank
t.od ray Of sunshine penetrating the gloom in re-
laton TO 1.-THE object OF winch Is ID borrow GER
tainlv ten and most probably sixteen million and n
half more. for the purpose of buying hank stock
He hed, indeed. hopes of the executive IN regard TO
that bill-not from any thing he knew personally,
but what he witnessed around hm, that the c0un-
trv would be saved from the nhcton oi tAis addi-
ffoual contrl button % this extravaganza iund but
this extra session of Congress was 10 pass law
h, effect Of winch would be % raise duties - the
amount OF eirh: or nine mil ons on articles OF prime
sitv-artices which enter MO the daily con-
sumption OF the Great mass of ihe p'opic-suca as
tea and coiiee-and which compete m no manner
with cur domestic manufactures. his, certainly,
was happy beginning for 4 rc!orm-and- retrench-
mcnt-adminstratcn. pledged as the wing party has
pledged itself To the people. IL that party goes on
~ this rate. borrow ny and borrowing and taxing
and taxing this country Will soon arrive nj the mag
nicent he ght Of taxation and expenditure Wa'ch
Distinguishes the Governments ol France and treat
BRITAIN lie MIR Buchnuauj however, cntic patcd
better things. not from the present administrations
bgt from the sober second thought oil the people
themselves.
Tic senator from south Carolina LNr. Pres;onl
had be Nr. Buclaulu) WIS glad To see, backled on
bis armor once more for the encounter I'D defence OIL
hi. friends. Bur be hoped in defending them, he
Pa. I-. Inv r-ff -tat
forward n lust = these eNtravagaut CN pcnditures.
lie Mr. Buchaaou.) though he did not, when he
rose intend il. had he believed. word 70 say IN
regard to these djpiomatc agencies SO much talked
~ this morning. lie believed the Government
OUGHT 10 diSoef- wth Tie Office of Charge AiiaIrs
at Naples. The course Of cur diplomacy always
has been ore of reciprocity. We ought not To have
a q plomatc agent az any court That would not re-
..rrocate The courtesy We had q cl1iln some years
az, 10 be adjusted At The Court Of Naples, and for
the purpose OF accomplishing that eject. we sent a
Jipl,tnaiic agent there. Ihl. business was,
however. adjusted, and our agent Vas from year TO
year continued but the Government OF Naples new
ar vet had shown any disposition % conacscend TO
rccrrocate the courtesy and he, therefore, thought
our aren't ought To be withdrawn. Tie ciyllliy Is
an on one side. Mr.. Van Bnrcn would have recall
ed him: but he thought Il more delicate 10 leave
the question 20 his successor word on Two M re-
lation to II Pcters5urgh. The senator from $ .uth
Carolina Mr.. Prcstoul seemed to think there was
no treat necessity for diplomatic agent lrom tue
United states at that Court.
IIe Str. BGchanan) thought very tGareniy. lie
Thought the Russ Am court was one. above all oth-
crs where we had occasion for minister OF the first
class Il is, n fact the controlling court Of cunti-
ucnsal Drr1pe. Il was Mt present, and had been
FIR wears. friendly 10 ths Government. This
friendship should be- cherished. There was no for
e.rn court ut which an american minister was more
kindly and. perhaps he might say, as kindly treated
Itrs rfss
always received favored minister But our
can,fncrc al interests required n We had con.ld-
crahe end profitable trade with the Russian I'm
pre- and in proof of tls, he might refer to the re-
turns of American sEiPs which had entered TIC
port Of Cr1nstfadt %. many ye1rs.
There never was n minister at that court Who de
served better Of his country taan the minister whom
Il had been the pleasure Of the Senator from Sou;i
Carolina Nr. Prestonl grltuItously, as he lNr
Buchanan, thought to step outol his way TO ccnsusc
lie meant Mr. Camb.eicng.
rIicrc Mr. Buchanan pronounced an cui'gur OF
MrGambrceng-no distinctly heardl ~ me gallery.
Mr. Preston rented that he had intended any cis
respect 20 Mr. Cambreieng IN what he had SAID O
Mr. Buchanan said he had been one Of those un
fortunate individuals whose good or bad fortune .
had been o. be a i1.c rn minister, and that too, a
the court OF ST. Petcrsburgh. Il was an once Whcl
sourlt him. he had never sought the oihcc. -
never cared much about foreign honors, anu nege
SOUGHT the glory Of dangling after stars aud carriers
lie won, 10 the court Of Russia upon spec al mis-
SION For twenty years this Government mad bee
|culcavoring To conclude treaty Oh commerce VII
Russia. aud had always been unsuccessful. IL ha
b,eu his GOOD fortune 10 conclude ths treaty ana th
he aftr.bu,ed much more 10 the kindly feelings
tbat country than u any merit Of h's o"n. II vas
: le believed the only general comInciclal treat
which Russia had AZ tic time WITH any power an
LID Durham then failed IN obtaining simll
treaty for England. When he went upon th.s ms
sion. lie had MADE it SPECIAL condition Win ~
President that he might return nome as soon as L"
treaty was made. lie had therefore oeeh At lea'
the humble agent Of doing something Oc"eH''a' j.
The senator from South Carolina Mr.. Preston,
,.,os 90 has q i,at ID cast LIS eyes upon io
e,,rn MISSION lie Mr. Buchananl couIa ohiy " ].
flat he nirht have an opportunity OF Judging j
himself what il Is to be 'relgh munster Il
: Mr. Buchanan'sl own experience, was NOT ne COZ
,ssed such as could justify hlin IN rccenihei'-'hB
j as Il very cnviable distinction nc iO'"y
,ghe, ,be Senator should 20 abroad, one OF 'he'
! I,vs as M, no doubt would, that he Would und th
heinz ~ an Envoy Extraordinary ami Minister Is
:. :,.,,.;,rv q, n fore m court. was not fule u
: tbsnr- Il had been cracked up 10 &C. II IONS '0
+, dazzInr AZ a distance; bnt when you come ~ ~
> nraach H. YOU find yourself d.sapPoiIilC~' =, -
senator has fortune Ot ten OF '"e'0 '.o
" lars wear. in addition to MS saia'4 ~ '"s!
- ao,bt eIiov GOOD deal OF court lie s,ch a. II T.
IL al, works on the kenawha, UT. D. noFt
! vond stand lafre remIttauces and Il 80, nc h 3
: -, a,orr pleasant enough. lie VIII ind man
+. xays Of spending twice the amount 81 NJ sai1'
v and that without the least difficulty bu. Il "
:. bs Mr.. Buchanan'sl conviction that when 'ic =
: ator tries il once, he VIII not be very ANXIOUS i''
&c second trial.