Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
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Cenctai educ-'icr. rrarhinr MI -lsss~s NJ
citizens and elar,c,l IL every grade VI
capaci,v. Mrst of .h~sc ohi~~,s were
accomplished. and o's.r kiris.d cscs ef
gr-as appearances. olsrr. Is1o. m was
elected Governor or virginia. Ills firss
art vas tc sn,.l;cr,sc Tho salT-rinvs a.
Amsricsr prisoners who h,d bec, taken
| BY ihe British On tho rishi ol suffrage,
his maxim was. 10 s'low those ,e vo.a
who pay Or fsh, ler The supper, Of gov.
err rncut IT, sa7tssa ei4s s.o.,tk IS
In 1871, he was appointed minister
plenipo, en,isry with elher.l,o nseo,iats
= proce; but he declined. In 1898, ~
ives again ,lcc;ed to Congress. Ia De.
cem.er, Wa.hing,an delivered up his
commission 10 Congress: and Mri letter
son prepared the nsb!e reply 10 Ceasral
Washington.
II 1884, he reported 10 CssnSress shs
money .ys,cm--consis,ing oc The dollar
anti. THIS year he was appointed minis
e.. p'cnips ,niiary 10 negn,iaie treaties
sf coma,crec wi,h foreign NATIONS. M
II 's5, he was appointed ambassador
20 France. and rcrhaiGed there four
years a.
IL 'se hsewa: appointed Secretary of
Safe by President Washington. Soon
after b. nnnds his famous report on coins
weights and N 'asu res. while no Was
Secretary If State. tlsn Ilamilion was
Sccrs;a-y orthe Treasury, ma .,hsn u
WIS thnn tha, shc question sprung up.
or ci' which grew the TWO rartiss-ths
Rspubli IA and Foderal- which havc
substantially con'ihued 70 the prsysnt
lay. the ssto~r rsrsy w The sAns
nktnt, thN larer ~ vasioas savAss --bus
awaysths sams ends AAj aima b view.
IN ~. ~ wns shostn pS~ideat u the
Amrriesn Isnil,m srtisea ossissy. isih'ss !.
tlnN7 ~ waselsess1 vius Psssidsa. Of
The Guife6 0miUs. ls s'H4ss1ippits- "
In 1901 - - eha1sA President sft&s
UnisesI States ~ sicA6s~s. eA the thirty
aixih baI,ss, and eaioo Nm day ofvotfnt;
tho, ;ods rslisia until lhsn vosed E,r AaroA
Burr. Psr.ia~ss JeArrssn soon put the
ship or State - ihs R~pu hlican tack, By
repeating ill., iDtsrn1: ssxss -reduc:ox
the army aeai Notwithstanding uselcss
the ssdilion Iaws - dis
-.rittNasine Lr,1isisna, and thus doub.
ling our tefriidrt -.re lidk OIL. red bts.h-
ren hu. tame Is -keoping States rights 10
ldll sisor--ani BY ain,nk q peace, coas-
nsefce; s,,d Iiansst ifritndkHip with at ma. i
tons, aud Satang ind alliiHcss with nore.
IL 1896, he yrs 70 els6sec Pfssident..-S.
ia 1902 ne re'ired 10 private lifss with :
hands ss clean ~ they we're empty. t5d
Auos < his iavori,s m,xims were squal
and exac, Justice to men of oil psrsussions.
There 10 an eternal connections betoecT
iihas,y an J knowledge. Improvements ID
the moral condition OF nun. D. right,
and il appreciation is denied IN tho begin.
n!ns. = ".t' .--~.~~liy G,llow ia the end.
!, t;s retirement, he continued 10 act
Oh the .sr- a, "ni q ,uitnble principles which
h.d z ,v4rned him tkrough ''tfe. gdi "A
in. iih, 1896. he died. HIS last wnrts
were--''l have done fer nv country and
suE mankind MI coald, and ! resign my
SOU IL ny 6 d, AMI my daughter tony
cpunts." 6a sst tsfe aaaia snl
s,u Hs onn EpiidpA. ,s4o .aoetr
sii "Eiere lies Thomas JsfFerson. rs4tr
Aahor Of Ills Dsc.aratlon Of indepctid.
cnre--oitlls Statutes Of Virginia Cor j.
R-..xious Freedom. and Father Of ir
ID" L University Of Virginia" nj.