Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

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! 'enng the s'anIitN OF lie %, eminent, or
d. y cau>ing incessrnt and violent chlnges
. Ia tn m 81 in the rcr.ons who administer
> them, tend grea.l> to rotard provisions Tor
r Il Iu~l indemnity for losses AMI niui suf
: feIe by individual uhjecls or cillzcn, #
. 'ther states. The government of tie
Unne Sta'es will feel ii TO be It's auu,
however 10 consent TO no delay not uua
| voIja' lie IN making satisfaction for wrongs
; and injuries sustained by It's own citizens
Many years having, in some cases, ellps.
ed; decisive and eflectnal course Of pro-
ceedings will be demanded of I c respec-
5 tive governments against which claims
have been preferred.
, The veXatious, harrlssing and expen.
: slve war which Solrng prevailed with the
Indian tribes inhAbting the peninsula of
Florida, has happily been Terminated.
, whereby our army has teen relieved from
ser'ire of he most disagree able character,
: and the treasury from Il large expenditure.
Some caS~al outbreaks may occur, such AS
r are incident Ia the close proximity of b,r-
, der settlers and the lndi ms; but these, As
in other cases, may be left 10 the care OF
local authorities, aided when orc aston NAV
require by the f'rces OF the United Sites.
! A sufficient number of troops will b. main
/, c in Flotidl so long as the remotat APP
r prrhensions Of danger shall exist ct their
e duties viii lie limited rather TO the garri-
= soning The necessary posts, than to the
: main enlnCe ct active h 'stI!leS. 1t is to
s be hoped that a territory so long RETARDED
0 in it, growth, viii now speedily recover
e from the evils Incident 10 protracted war,
= exhibiting. in the increased amount Of it,
II rich productions, true EVIDENCE G6o nrac-
e ing wealth and prosper the numerous
/ lice IF rigid met "'""'''' .;,i i'm.
= TITLES residing wihjn cur terrIt"r'a' n".
n Us and HE exercise # parenlal Slg''
f lence over,hcir int, res's protecting 'he"
,r inst fraud AMI intrusion: al" ut VIC
, .e,,o time using every proper eAPeu'en'
:,.l,ca ,,,sng EN- the arts oil CIVIL
w ,:Ca 90 .n,S hope not only to wean
j. them from their love of war, bait inspire
e them th love fer peace and lis avo"a-
l. tioas. With several Of the tribes great
II D. o !ress in c,vlllZug them, has already
If becn made. The schoolmaster and the
missionary are found side by side, AND the
!. remnants of what were once numerous
G, and powerful nations, may yet be pre-
S, served 10 be the Builders up OF @
n new name FOR themselves and their poster
N ty. Il,
I'd The balance in the Treasury on the
" LIST of January, lS42, (exc'usNe OF ih'
v amount deposited with the Staes, Trds
b. Funds and ludemnities) was $23 ,4S3 6S
The receipts into the TIelsnry during tn
es three fl ST quarters OF the present year
X from all sour, es ,amonni Ia &6,h25, 593 70
o. of which moIe N n folrteen millions wen
Of rcce. wed from "usi,lnS, and aMut one mi
- n,n from the pa. c lands. The receipt
for the fourth qua.'er are es'lmrt'd a
,e. nearly eirht millions, of which four mil
he lions are expected from the customs, an
IN three millions and hail from lDrnS an
of T,e,eur, notes The eXp,ndi'urcs {
We the fl st lhrCe quar- crS If the preset
,ar wear exceed rwentv-siX millions; an
. those eshmr, d for the fourth quartz
re- ,m.uut ,oa' on Ugh. millions; and 1t
cr anticipate here vii be deficiency
-. half "a milton on the LIST OF Jlnnary ne
x hut that the amount ct ou'sandIn
he warrants (estimated at SS00O0O) vi
Lave an actual balance OF about 81
70 90 IN the Treasury. Among the expo
to ditures of the year, are more than cl9
millions for the public debt, and S6O',O,
me IN account of tn. distribution To theStat
in Of the prucce s of the les OF the publ
ct lands.
are The present Tariff of duties was som
for what h stly and hurredly pissed near I
or> close of the late session Of Congress
nal Thai il should have defects, can, therefor
it is e surprising t. no one. i" remedy SUI
the defects a. may lie icund TO exist IN ma
N of It's numerous provisions, will MT iaIl
claim your serious attention. Ii may W
row merit inquiry, whether the ex1c'I"n oil
4tes duties IN cash does ~, call flr the int
do duc,i IN of system which has proved Inc
the ~ beneficial in countries where II
b> ieen adopted. rsTeT to the W"reho'
in ;py system. The first d most pror
nent effect which II wru'd prhduce, wo'
,een mo to protect the market alike against
E of dun liant or deficient supplies ct lorel
AVE ,obrics-hoth nt which, in the long n
has are INJURIOUS us we To the manufaciu
thus as the importer. The quantity OF ="
lmu in store eing at all times re Idly kno'
ena !, wo i enahle the importer, with an
4 ,hs proach 10 "A 'cnrac,, to ascertain The ac
wrh wants of tie market, and 10 regulate h
60 IL self accordingly. 1t, however, he sh'
fall into error, by importing IN ex
yern- above the public wants, he coald rea
the correct its wills by awaiting himself ct
ntIon benefits and advantages "t the system
$50 established In the s,orehmse the g
I tha, Imported wouli awrit the demands OF
Chill ma ket, and tn il issues would he gov