, 1844-03-27

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mnn;cO,ed to ether wire a, me and of
This str;og viii nrod,ce an efGsct A. tbe
cher and nyecsptible 10 one Of the FIVE
senses (see. hear. taste. smell OF feel.)-
Then IF anv boundarv or commercial
treaties are. 70 be, NEGOTIATED. let the min.
isters Of Stale Of tbe respective coun~
tries be seated on a aolass stooln AT this
alpbabetic music-table and with an cleo
]lrizinp machine suoplv the negotiation
with he fluid,
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LAND BILL-THE TARIFF-TEX--
AS.
The temner of',he r.aioritv a Wash.
sno,sn. "A tyranny Is eTces.;ys na,t,-
Nnafactes. ars wri,ieu IL the debaIssY
4 bun-lipht, and he is crazy Or blind who
Win not note; or noting will not rouse him
1self to arrest this state Of things Their
conduct is worse if possible than We
thought flor we. did not receive the Intel
ligencer till yesterday when we wrote
what we did on the subject on Tuesday
Hast. Worse in manner--worse in spir-
it-worse in every bad quality which
NAV characterize the conduct of the Re-
representatives. Of the People, 1t was so
RECKLESS, and 90 startling, that even VEL.
LER recoiled att!
-,WereaIly feel alarmed, for once, at the
position Of things at Washington--at the
action of Government, andsa the daring,
ifnot desperation Of the Locofoco major
ity. Not only arc bills passed without
discussion, without de~liberation, without
any sort offdebate or necessary formality
in or out Of the Committee, for party ends
--"that is," as the National Intelligencsr
remarks, 0for the sake. Of aiding the,cadse
of al favorite candidate for the Pfesidsn-
.cyv'Me Tariff also may be destroyed By
The same SUMMARY and ruthless spirit q
The National lntelligencer, never
harsh Of speech, or partizan in temper,
thus sends forth IFS note of warning on
these subjects, while the New York A.
merican speaks emphatically as to the
other. aH!
PUBLIC LANDs.--Without any Of the
needless formality Of debate or dslibera-
ton upon the merits of the question, a
, bill was reported back to the House from
s the Committee of Ways and Means for
: repeating the wise and just law for dis
Q tributing the proceeds of the sales Of the
q tPublic Lands samong the several States,
and, by the instantaneous resort 10 tie
Previous Question, was forced through
all its readings in the House, and sent &c
the Senate--for rejection, we trust. II
is true that, the operation Of the law being
o now suspended by the effect Of a clause
d in the last Tariff law, its repeal would be
Of no present effect, unless, so far as such
action can have any influence, to throw
contempt and scorn upon the right Of the
!. old States severally to property in the
Public Lands; a right which none bu'
those who deny to the original thirteen
States the right of proprietorship in any
thing can deny. Look to it, New YorI
IF and Pennsylvania, and New Hampshire
anu MAI anu gin y0 Otl6l
States who are interested in this ques'
tion!-Look TO it aoto, or you will looE
TOO late!-TNat Intel.
The TARIFF BIL.-We have stated
v 10 our readers our own opinion of tn,
,. probable fate of the democratic" pro
IN ject introduced in the House of Repre-,
i. sentatives TO overthrow the present pro
10 %tective and productive Tariff. 1t Is diff
ID 6cult for US to believe thai any party
would, to effect mere party ends--for thu
:. sake, that is 10 say, Of aiding the caus
of a ~favoyite candidate for the Presiden
- cy--destroy q system working so bene
y fcially for both Government and Peopl,
as The present Tariff o dutiss on imports
!. This, we repeat, has been and still i
= our opinion; but il IS due 10 fairness t
!. say that there are others, possibly quit
y as well advised as ourselves, who enter
: tain n different impression .--ENat. In
v foIl;uaraan TT