Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
European Correspondence Of the National In,cIrcpcer
DESULTORY MEMORANDA.

"A.
PARIS, May IL, 1911.
President Tylcr's Address to the People of tho
United States has made a salutsrv ,mn,e.sio,,
mere as wen as IN Great Il tain. The greater part
oI II was translated into French and inserted in
most OF the Paris journals. Even the Euron.,n
enemies to Rcpub!lcanism are edifed-nItbougb
'hcy may wish the revcrsc-whcn the Professions
anu ats OF our promonent statesmen conform To its
true spirit and cNlgcncies. Hopes were entertained
ny inc french That the successor Of Gen. Uarr
son "oud circumference an increase of thrift
on any article, and that the Injuries which tbcv
export to the republicans might thereloro escnnc
however urgent and considerable the wants M lie
national Treasury. But the language Of the Address
docs not encourage them. The paragraph relating TO
Tie distribution of patTot e and the tenure or
attacled Tho Eore attention add concurrence as il
touches questions rife IN the French and Chem
OerS. Most q the administrative finctioti,tics
throughout tins realm co operate strcnuouslv and
uHe''IY WIN the Ministers IN the elections Recent
y,seVeIa pepnt esnccus, the late and present ca
"lhcts ol maintaining hundred cgfkship4 IN one Dc
prtmen that Of the INTERIOR and the same n, rno .,
oudiofsn the Council Of State: twice NJ n,pv ne 70
qulslte, IN order to reward eectioneering ouyI,cs
uohoVe ~ hand electoral com. In the beginning of
.I ~ mont9, was asserted 10y Depl'y that the
liners Cabinet had carefully burnt pIl The ro,,cs.
ponlence between the Ministerial Bure,uv al liz
rejects, suh.Prciccts, and Mayors concetn,no m,
elections. This was at first denied but tbc ,icr nj
was nov repeater alter another Deputy dcrLted
s''s NC "tulu the TACT from member Of the gumc
CaOnet NO one disputes the maxim that p'occs
should he gwen exclusively 10 probty and ,f,c,,,
nnIied-ihe public veal being the paramount du,
" the Executive power The political mor,lists
however, see cause TO lament hero-psrbop, IN
other counues-tlat office seekers think tbnt tin,s
spent IN acquiring such affiliations is time Io.t 49,
mat Oustlnsi Orawlng partlLinship mainly assures
hcir success 10 return TO the tariff head; n f,c,I
necessities should cause on advance of dpties ,nJ
greater prosperity 10 American manufactures ls one
oithe ELECTS no patriot can regret incident M
IONS rs they grow, rs their domestic and Coreo
concerns muluply-sublcct os they are 10 inl,6o,ts
changes OF positive and relative situation To strony
yclsSl'udes IN revenue and expenditure cannot
hold 70 ono system Of political economy alone IN
~ inv'rabie scheme Of general administration
we may RAISE our tariff proporIonably 10 The ,ynnt,
ol the treasury, without lncuuing a diminution IN
pho consumption OF our staples abroad these would
not ne used " they were not Indispensable. All eC
iorts have been made, 10y Great Bntain especioIlv
without reference 10 our scale or policy Of su,tops
70 procure them from other curriers'. You enono
nave been nauentyc to the fond specoI,tions an,
| calculations, on both sides Of the channel. nbou
Egyptian, Syrian, East Indian, Australian cotton
and tropical tobacco. There is no great probabilit,
| NAT what Congress may levy upon French wines
SILKS, and idncy articles, will materially lessen IN,
'monnt OF importation; II should act as y sumptua
~ law, so much the better. When read the hlstori
col aud statistical view ofIhe commercial relations