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bic and fair. So much for national
subjects.
In the mex, and last place let me
give you my opinions in reference to
subjects of State policy. Among
these | consider the encouragement
of common Schools the most impor-
TAM. The first duty of every Gov
eminent, is To provide the means OF
educating all her children, and tn ap.
ply them properly. In a government
ike ours. every thing depends upon
Ike intelligence OF the people, and
every thing desirable in society and
valuable IN Z government. must FOL
low q general diffusion OF knowledge.
Our State should bend her energies
20 tho support of common schools.
We should encourage internal I'M
prOvements rs enjoiued by our State
constitution. TheS State governments.
and not the United States, are the
proper governments 10 make them.
The former, as all experience has
shown. are wild and extravagGEt E.
nough in making them; the latter is
too iGr removed from the people. and
too reckless in her vasteiul and eX
travagant expenditures 10 he entrust-
cd ~iih such a power. Our State
should advance her Improvements as
fast as she can attain the means; hut
hcrimproveu!enls should not run be
vond her means Of paving. The most
profitable improvements Should he
Grst made: and no more should he
commenced at 2 tine than we have
the means Of completing.
Our State would act uiSo'y TO rnr-
! chase a snag boat. and rom the in
ven,or the right to use il, and to I'M
derlake at once. the work of remov-
ing the snags from her own greatliv-
ers. ndepenIcnt Of the oovcrnmen,
At WASHINGTON. She can d. this
uolk cheaper than the United States
can. 4 portion # our means cx-
pended in this vav, wCald advance
our wealth much o rapidiv, than
any s~ervilc dependence on Congress.
ESPECIALLY when wc calculate The de-
Law which must follow such depend
cree, and the modification of the
lrcqucat failures sc must meet in BEG.
girg money from hat source after nll
oar humble cring:ag. / think the L.
States should improve these rivers;
but tor one, | should be willing 10
cease to beg Congress for money!
Il now and then She ewes rs a Grub.
he sweeps ol Il whole treasury fall
for Others, While She is doing so. The
next census wi! not make the West
stronger than the East. If 1t should
10 SO, | would never Then say to the
East. YOU have stolen from us for the
last halt century, and now ne will
retaiiate by ~S;caiIng from you.' We
should nos practice on his principle.
We should encourage Il better svs-
TEN ol morals. When we get the
powcr, rs we must eventually. we
should not exercise 1t, but should lie;
them alone. We SHOULD say to them.
no" tax us as lightly as possible
Collect only money enough 10 pay
the economical expenses of govern
meni, and To provide for her defence.
The balance leave IN our own peck
cts and let US apply It as we think
mos advisable. We can apply 1t
be;:er than You can.
lam in favor OF limiting the ten
ure Of cur Judicial office to some
shor, period, no matter what. !
would preirra hmlt To four wears;
iutany limit say under ten years is
preferable TO a tenure tor lie. ! sup
ported the amendments proposed in
1899. and If my opinions have I'M
HpTgnnp any rllEEn on tine CuEIept
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annually on ournavy, should be with
drawn from them and applied to the
Improvement of our great navigablc
rivers.
am IN f1vOr of pre-emptions; and
4 ut eral law. and a permanent Law.
should be passed on that subject. ]
am IN favor of graduating the price
OF the public lands which have been
in m~arketand subject to sale for some
years. After the SURVEYS are made.
ard some times before, the best lands
are selected. and they are purchased
rs ,oon Is offered for sale, and the
government gains nothing by letting
her rctnse lands lie u]noccupied. She
loses, she lies out of the use of the
money for which the lands nigh, he
sold. and the lands are injured by
treSpaSsor vino destroy tie timber,
the chief value of poor lands.
am opposed to losing any por-
tion of VI People. and vet we should
encourage emigration TO Oregon. and
provide for The Occupation OF that
country st Cnce. An immense im-
prOICWent IN the condition Of the
world would result from the accom-
plishmcnt Of tbs object. A railroad
mast eventually ornec the highest
~ronr"n:euf navirabIe pnint on the
Missouri with the highest convenient
n~avigai'e point on the Columbia rIv-
or. This Will make 4 r~outc--rrd
through one rountry-from the P&ci-
fc 10 tic hIlan'ic-trom Canton to
Interpolation China to Europe
Tnc work i entirely practicable. lis
importance is Incalculable. Three
continents are deeply Interested in it
-EmonC. ASIA, Ame!iCa-and each
should contribute t" the WORK. htno
very distant day. il the proper course
be laScu. We stall see this work in
q. Grafton; even 10 our time.
, THUS tar I have spoken Of national
,u@lcc's Of II general characrer.-
There are Others more especially ap-
ilirlbla tn or state of th!- char
ac'"r is the HnoS'inn of our northern
boundary. Tint s'tould tie tiXod.-
! Brnw'>'irc is ourt.ue northern huun-
dairy. We ,h"n!d require Congress
IA ~rec"@niz" that linr. There IS no
niherS;aie line north Of rs. Noon
dv vho knows anvIh;ng about the
mritcr prcrendS that tie oil lniIan
/ hc"rhrrv iSour State boundary north.
The subjects Of drawbacks Of
condS exported overland {" Sania
r Is aT"l!.cr question Of this cFaTic
ter and enc at deep rHp"rtanc" t." us
III" Senate regularly p"s,cs 4 hi t.
allow drawbacks On these goods IL
he Louise. the bill is made to assume
4 more genera. character, and Is 50
.t,rded rs 10 lnc!ndc illinois, lniI-
ana. C.!'n, New York and Other
Sia'eS, interested with the trade OF
Cauata. In this shape the bill has
passed the House of Representatives..
aai. in tbs shape. with the AID oI the
States Interested, can pass the House
aCair: IaIt in this shape, the Senate
las rejected i. In either form |
should consider it important to US.
Our application for a grant of the
swamp lands in the South Last OF tins
State presents another question "i
It's ,harartc~. These lands should
he granted { rs. They are Of 10
vain, 10 the I. STATES, and IN their
present condition they are Il" I@infE
to rs. If convinced of these facts
Congress- won!d pr'bably grant 'h"m'
or al least the larger part o. Them.
aAnexingtwo conditions +" the grant.
first. that the State would dram the
IanGs;and, second. that size would
sell and appropriate the proceeds t"
3d..
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Vol. ElH..-NO. ~.

HON. TO Rain a Son.-Let him
have his own way-aIIow him free
use Of money-suffer him TO rove
where he p~leases on the Sabbath day
give him access to wicked compan-
iens-ca!I him 10 no account for his
eyen!ngs-furnish him with no stated
employment. Pursue any one Of
these ways ard your experience will
De most marvellous, if you have not
to mourn over a dabased and ruined
child. Tousands have realized the
sad result. and have gone mourning
10 their graves.-IPort. Trib.
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QHick ThOught.-The Edinburgh
Courier says that an Irishman having
accidentally broken a pane Of glass
in n window Of a house in Queen
street, vas making the best Of his
way 10 get out Of sight as we'll as out
Of mind; but, unfortunately for Pat,
the proprietor stole Il march on him
and having seized him by the collar,
exclaimed
You broke my window, fellow,
did YOU not?'
"To be sure | did," said Pat. sand
didn't you see n running home for
money to pay for it?"
, 1844-03-02

Tie Great Wan CassS.-The Wash
ingtoa correspondent of the Balti-
more American writes under date of
the 9TH inst:
"The Supreme Court have heard all
the arguments upon the Interesting
will case of Mrs. Gaines. The argu-
ments occupied about a week.
"Aaother interesting will case COM
menced Yesterday, being the famous
Glrard estate upon which some of the
a5le-t counsel in the country have
been engaged. ] saw Mr.. Webster
in the court room this morning, and
the concluding argument, | believe is
left to him. Walter Jones, ESQ.,, o.
pened the cause Yesterday, and con-
tinued his argument to-day, which is
a very dry one"
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Bainbridge's Guide to the Conservatory, Hot
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Bevan on the Honey Bee, vol. lo43.
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
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Squarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Liebig's
Johnsons, Sir Humphrey Davy's and others.
Hogg on the Carnation; Main on Domestic Poul-
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Johnson on Manures aud Fertilizers.
Donaldson on Mauures, on Grasses, and on Farm
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Muhlenburg on Grasses; Vaux on Tilling and
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Cattle, their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
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Cacareous Manures, by Edward Rufhn, Of Vir-
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American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust.
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Outlines of Flemish Husbandry and Reports OF
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