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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-08

Sield revenue, then the provision is clearly right
and absolutely necessary. Ii it be one rom
which i ietufn OF revenue Is anticipated and tnat
anticipation be disappointed, as has been the case
WITH most OF the Literal canals, then the provision
is equally right aud necessary. And II the an
tciyaled revenue be realized, then the debt VII be
s9oner paid, and the tax imposed be but partially
required, or collected; while II any event, the
people will be protected from load OF unexpect-
ed deb. and Unforeseen taxation.
The pledge contained IN the Constitution 10
eecure tae payment OF the CID canal debt, and
protect the citizens and the property OF the State
t!om taxation for that purpose, TO be completely
fulfilled, and practically, ii not technically dis
charged during the present year. II that pledge
was wise, 1t would seem to &c equally wise that
another efficient barrier should be interpcsed De-
tween the tax payers of The State. and the unre-
strained poTer OF the Legislature to contract debts
upon Their credit and at their risk That this power
may be abused, we now know. That it has been
abesed, the people now feel: and ii cannot DC a
mater Of surprise ii they shall be found to de-
mand protection against future abuses.
am certainly es far from entertaining the dis
position, as am from claiming the right, 10 pro-
nounce to. or for you, what is public opinion upon
any subject; but 20 far as my observation and
means Of information enable nc to speak, these
proposed amendments have been very broadly
ana fully discussed before the people, during the
late canvass, have taken deep ho!d Of the public
mind, and have been received with strong favor.
Il j, not given to you to incorporate the provisions
IN, and make them part of, our Constitution -
THIS Is wisely left Tor the people themsclyes.-
Your action, If favorable, can only prepare the
amendments for their final action; and the reflcc-
ton that, without sour favorable cooperation, The
people cannot, in the manner pointed out by the
Constitution, express their will and choice upon
these, TO them, very important propositions, will
not iail to incline towards that reference the
minds OF al, whose judgments do not decidedly
REJECT the proposed amendments.
Our present Constitution has remained the
fundamental Jaw for really 4 quarter Of 4 cen.
Jury, sgverll amendments havng been in tia.
tine adopted, in conformity with the provision
of that instrument for lis own amendment
Hitherto that provision has satisfied the public
mind, and led to the amendments demanded by
the popular feeling and Judgment. consider il
extremely desirable that this should continue to
be found practically true, and that such degree
OF harmony shall, at all timea, prevail between
the popular viii and the legislative action, in
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portion Of N, Canal revenues required 10 pay
the existing d:bt, and preserve the public faith.
| 1t would be wong TO them to disregard the le'-
ter or spirit Of me pladges OF the law OF 1912,
and thus ine,r tae risk Of necessity for H.
creased, OF logger continued, taxation.
Would sue, g policy be wise even in regard 10
these improvements, and The citizens more imme-
diately ;ntere.,ed in them? The surplus, which,
as vel! can be so diverted, without. an express IN
fraction OF the provisions CT the law Of 1912, is
entirely 400 nconsiderable TO make any useful
progress with the works, and especially 50 if It
must be divided among them. And it is not
likely that those interested IN either wall consent
that The money shai! be diverted from the deot
aud also from theit favoFite improvement, In
the mean LINE, the accommodations ofinterest upon
TIE PRESENT large debt are exhaustng the revenues
which should be applied 10 the construction of
farther improvements and nothing ont pay ment
Of the debt can discharge them from this prodtless
consumption. Wilt net be more wise TO hasten
the payment OF this debt, and thus discharge
these revenues from their membranes and
place at The disposal OF the Legislature some ten
or twelve hundred thousand dollars Feg snnum,
without resort to credit, without loss OF inter.
est, ar without the danger ofincreased taxation
The recent experiment OF Fastening our pubic
works has certainly shown US that such efforts
NAV be unsuccessful, even in relation TO enter
prizes undertaken By States IS powerful as ours,
and with crsdi! as strong and means as ample
as those we possessed q. the time our former pru-
dent policy vas sbandoned.
Your immediate predecessors originated, ac-
cording to the ioEns and requirements of the Con-
stitution, various amendments TO that instrument,
which were duly Published previous to the late
election. Thesapropositions will necessarily call
Tor you- further action IN the constitutional form
Two Of them bear particular relation to our f.
nanciel affairs, ard are therefore appropriate SUBJ
jscts tor consideration in connection with the
present discussion.
TIE first Of these amendments proposes to
give constitutional sanction 10 the pledges and
guarantees of thu ect OF 1912 The second lin
Is and resrains the power Of tbs Legislature.
~ .equiring that jay.s eu;hoEiziHg loans OF
money upon the credit of the State except within
the narrow Limit of ore million OF dollars in the
aggregate Q, for the specified objects ofIepetling
invasion, CT suppressing iusuuection. shall be
submit 10 the people and receive their express
ssnc,o. 10 give them the force of law. This
ainendn. mt further provides that every such law
shall propose loan for single object, or work,
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ueOt, uiliiSS tnc payment IS 10 &C postponed. /
have already expressed my views IN relation 10
such diversion and am constrained 10 be-
lieYe tdat whether considered as question *
principle, or one of economy, the policy would be
eqnsliy unsaund
Our Canal revenues are very large, and no.
thing but the enormous debt charged upon them,
Keeps the fund 90 poor as 10 require the aid o..
direct taxation TO meet lis liabilities. Separate
from the old debt, more than million annu-
ally of these revenues are consumed in the pay
ment Of Interest alone. This must be con
stsnt drain upon the fund. and nothing but Inc
payment of the debt can arrest the correcting
malay. Postponement can promise no relief,
and may bring accumulated dancers.
4 departure from the Ssund rule OF using our
means rather than cur credit, has brought this
debt upon our isvorite ana favored fund. The
only necessarily dangerous Stage in our Canal
policy was passed, when the Erie and Champlain
Canals were completed and became productive
and sound and wise financial policy, faithful I'D.
mins'ration, and most fortunately located Canals,
carried US through that stage with safety. Up 10
that period, borrowing was necessarily the prin-
cipsl resource, and some of the richest revenues
Of The State were set apart 10 meet TIE payments
Of interest, while the Constitution OF the State
with these revenues, for the return of the prirci-
pal. And even under ali these safeguards, loans
were made with moderation and the wosAs were
prosecuted in Z measured pace. After they were
completed, payment of the debt became the oh.
ject of solicirude, and means were accumulated
and the stocks purchased and cancelled, in &C
vance of their falling due, when they could BE-
obtained on reasonable terms.
in the mean time, other Canals were c0nstruc-
ted but the expenditures we.e kept within the
limits of the Canal revenues, without losing sigh,
OF ample provision for the payment Of the exist
ing debts. AS an evidence Of TINS, before the po-
Icy was charged, The payment made and the
moaeys accumulated applicable TO those pay
rents had let less han Gge l.ln!ions Of tdc Ce
nj e-b, unp-oyided Tor. lha surplus Ievcaces
Of the Canals were accomplishing much annual
" towards the construction OF new Canals, and
the enlargement and improvement OF The CID, and
sail yielding their annual contribui1ns 10 sink
ing iund, intanded TO remove the small remaining
debt, as the principal should fail due.
In this state of things change OF policy csme
ever US, which was based upon new financial
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

For Benton, Vernon, Newport and Grapes' Landing
 fSspS- A The steamer LOWNDES, Il Il
 hY&se48 Johnson master. This new light draught, last running double englne steamer will make regular weekly trips between Mo- bile and points above mentioned during the season, eaving Mobile every FRIDAY, at PM. and arriving at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings; leaves Graves Landing SUNDAY al l2 M. and arrive in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations apply OH board or to
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
AND GREENE COUNTY REGULAR
 WEEKLY PACKET.

fFaaszss~ h The passenger steamer DALLAS,
 kssglA1iaffSS' Thomas Adams, master, will leave slrsss b Mo obe every WEDNESDAY eve- nng at 5n'clock, and arrve at Chiles' Ferry on FRRIDAY morning Leaving Chiles' Ferry every FRIDtY II AM, Finche's same day al IF M, a sa%H adyi 4szie a%herz 2o, SAhIRhAY PSIs Ju SUNDAY al 8 AM, Moscow 10 AM, Beckey's Landing at l2 m., James, and Tompklns' about P M., Gays PM, Tuscahoma PM. Will arrive in Mobile OH MONDAY murning.
 Her accommodations of superior order, with a splendid cabin and ladies' cabin, furnished with bed steads the latest and most approved style.
 She is also provided with a superior fire engine and hose. Fol freight or passage, apply board or
 an4 to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 00- The Marengo Patriot, Sumter county Whig Greensboro Beacon and Eutaw Wing will please copy the above for months and forward their ac count to us for payment c. 0. & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
LATENT MEDICINES.
sl:EIIlI E $ ,1sss5 5:S:I E E R AND lI CUE !lSIs Il 79 YER
 q sTS
nsTInInNIALS.

IlvISGsroN, Sumter CO.,, Ala , July l, 1913. DR c. E. HULL. Dear Sir:-The Al boxes of your Fever and Ague Pills Jeff with Us last July were sold out in few months, and frequent calls were made for more which we could not supply, and we would add as testimony in their lavor thai so far as our knowledge extends they invariably ans wered the purpose fully for which they are designed We have also sold about two hundred and hiiy box es of your Cough and Worm i.ozenges, and they are highly approved. Respectfully yours,
 R, F. HoUsTOE & Go. The toioWiHg caiicote gven by tree hghiy res pectable PlaateTs. near Fife Post Obee, IaHadega cOnnty, Ala, of tohom had used hoefpe ooaes 9 he Pills iu hs oaon family:
 This is to certify that we have used Dr. hulls Fe- yer and Ague Pills m our families in several cases of Fever, and Chills and Fever, and their admnstra- ti0n has been attended with complete success In no case have they Jailed to have the desired effect when used according 10 directions. We think they good Pill, and would cheeriuy recommend them to all persons subject to Fever, and Chls and Fever. Given under our hands
 Feb. g. 1s43, JAMES BAGLY,
 May 2, 1913, JAMES MONTGOMERY,
 June 29, ls43, HARRIS TAYLOR.
 ELYToN. Jefferson CO.,, Ala, Feb 3, 1S4a. This is to certify that was appointed last April an gent for the sale of Dr.. Hu's Vegetable Fever and Ague and anti Fever Pills; since winch time l have sold about forty boxes In not single instance, t6 my Knowledge have they failed to cure Chlls and  Fever, when used according to directions. Since l became an Agent for the Pills, have had twelve or fifteen different cases of ChilIs and Fever in my fa- nily, and HuIl's Pills have cured every case.
 JOHN CAMP. Ertrac of letter from Dr. Hagood, dated Mount Pin son, Ala, February 3, lS43: ... ] consider them (iuil's Pis) as good medicine as can be used for the of Fevers, or Ague an Fevers. I have prescribed them in number of cases of fFever, after hrst administering emetic or ca thnrtc, aud always with the most happy results In fine, I have never known Hus Pills to fail ccring the Chills and Fever in single instance.
 rH ZAcHARIAH HAGooD. Ertrdct of letter # m Dr. Madison, dated Benton county, Ala, Ftbruary l9, lS42: ..I... l think them (Hull's Pls) an excellent medicine. Indeed have never known the Pills used in single instance, according to directions, without efiectng complete cure. M, neighbours speak of them in the hightest terms. BENJAMIN MATTIsoN. A large supply on hand and for sale by
 l. c. DUBOSE & CO.,, Agents. r feblS 39 Water street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
rVAw-1unlA pAuhGrs

a NkiW-EOhaA PAChG1S xII ShIS fly Line AEn FENHE FOLLOWING VESSELS BUILT FOR h the trade will hereafter compose ihis line. viz: Shin MARY FRAMES, A. Hubbard, master. Bark VERNON.
 Rlrk REFORM.
 Bng SELMA, NJ. Smith. master.
 Bng LINDEN, F. w Williams, master.
 Brig SARAH BROWN, J. Nj. Notion. master Brig MOBILE.
 Brig WETUMPKA, ]. Fowler, master.
 Brlg ALABAMA, Dudley. master. The ahoye vessels have handsome accommodations for passengers and will sail puncluaIly adyerlis- ed. All freight consigned To the Agent m Mobile, or Ia STURGES & CiEARMAN, the Agents in New York, will be forwarded as directed free ol
 Tff JOHN c. RYAN. Agent, decI1 " No IS St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET FOR PICK-
 ls4 ENSVILLE.

1zzszz~ A The fine new fast running steamer
 Is, Aszsg9S ADMIRAL, Wm. NJ. Webbing, 2s s.smaster, will ply during the season a regular weekly bucket between Mebe and Pick ensvilie, Leaving Mobile every FRIDAY evening at 5 o'clock and Pickensvile MONDAY morning at ayllght, due at Mobile WEDNESDAY evening.
 Her accommodations of superior order, win n superior cabln; ladies cabin large and well fur nshed. . .Ht t-.
 For freight or passage. apply bosrd or to
 CAMBELI., OWEN & CO.,, Agents,
 tebll 72 Front and 75 Conner erce-streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
CLENN,s INDIAN HAIR oIL-This elevan

~ LENN'S INDIAN HAIR OIL-This elegant M article has been in general use for the last ten years, and the continued demand for il is an eyI- dence that its good qualities duly appreciated. the Indian Hair Oil is highly recommended for nour- lshng and strengthening the hair, and preventing it from falling out Or turning grey, giving it strength and causing it to grow luxurantly, even on ba Id places where the roots of the hair have been de-
 stroyed. The O., removes the dandrutf, and givesa glossy sof:ness to the ocks truly beaulifu it has also the singular property of making light or red har, whiskers and eyebrows, several shades darker color. It Is pleasantly perfumed for dressing the hair in general, and for keeping it in curl is much esteemed. For sale by decll mel ,et HaGATES, la6 Dauphn-st.i
 E LENN'S HIGHLYPURIFIED BEARS OIL ,GENJINE-This arti- cle, so we'll known and generally used, is so fre- quen,ly initiated by various compounds of no value, that it is very important that the pure article should be obtaIned in order that the end for which it is de-
 signed may be answered. For promoting the growth ofthe hair bald places, preventing it from falling out, removing the dandruf, cleansing the hair, and for general in dressing it, this oil is held in the highest estimation, it gives to the most stubborn locks soft and glossy appearance, and prevents it ina great measure from turning gray-u will be found of great service for lhe heads of children.
 aecl2 For sale by H. GATES, l36 Daupbin-st
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p pAISlNS, FIGS, WINES, &c.- EN POO boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisins
 .Jo do ,, I,uar,

pAlslNS, FIGS, WINES, &c.- E1 POO boxes Bunch Muscate Raisins
 50 do do in layers
 10 bags Almonds Esparanzas
 100 boxes Figs, 60 casks Claret the remainder of the cargo of the schooner De jans EsLAvA. M6RRELL co. ESULTON MARKET BEEF and PORK N 10 quarter bbls 50 lbs each, choice pieces 10 eighth bbls 5 lbs do do
 20 half bbls Pig and Mess Pork
 10 quarter bbs do do, 50 lbs each 10 eighth bbs do do, 25 lbs each l5 half bbls Beef. For sale by leb7 s2.t. ]. O'REILLY & co. SsUGAR and MOLAssEs-Now landing- C 10 bbls white puverized Sugar
 8 bbls do crashed do
 8 bbls do clarified do
 10 bbls do loaf do
 5 bbls clarified brown do
 10 bbls sugarhouse MoIasses. For sale by feb6 w. H. BLACKLER, Water-street DRODUCE-50 bbIs MoIasses - u 30 hhds N Orleans Sugar. fair quality I.' l50 bbls Recfed Whiskey '.s p. 100 bbls Supelfue Flour tr. gs, 800 bags White Corn: In store l50 bbls Superfne Flour, to arrive sII ..' feb3 For, sale oy MARSHALL, ROWE & co. MACKEREL, Sc-l25 boxes No CoddsI, 50 do do do do No do .1V0 boxes No scaled HerriDgs
 l2 bbls No pickled salmon. For sale by feb5 a.oJ. H. RIVERS & co. SCOTCH HERRING. &c- ES 20 kitts Roe Herring, 20 boxes extra sealed do 20 do extra family Mackere If, ar bbls do do
 20 boxes Drum Fish, 25 do Goldfish, for sale by E,bs g. JOHN O'REILLY co. AILS-25 bbs Tanners " 20 casks pure winter beached and unbleached 30 casks and bbls VI inter beached Whale 10 bbls Northern Linseed. For sale by
 JOHN PHILLIPS, feb7 corner of Conii and Watersheds E.>LOUR AND ,WHISKEY- k' 1J0 bbls Ono Flour 90 do Wise, Lee Go. Family do
 50 do Union Steam Mills St Louis do TOO do lieciiied Whiskey, for sale by s.I Gebl3 BARRON, MEAD x co, XETINDOW GLASS & OiL--. f3f ual gssI w 100 boxes 6x 10 Glass sH t6i HIf \
 5) dv UxI2mdb is .rt.t 1000
 lv bbs Lnseed Oil, for sale by lejl3 BARRON, MEAD < co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04

TANTRELL'S compound medicated SYRUP of V SARSAPARILLA,o or ANTI SCORBU1IC SYRUP, for the cure of Scrofula, Chronic Rheuma- tsm, Chronic Swclings of the Joins, Eruptions of the Skin and all Diseases arising from the abuse of Mercury, etc. |"
 PHILADELPHIA, April lOh, ls44.
 MT John A. Canttell: Dear Sir, having been af- hIcted for upwards oftwo yeors with ulceratoR of tine throat, destroying le whole of the soft palate, then through the upper part of my mouth into my nose, from which several pieces of bone came out, which partially destroyed my speech, througha kind Providence. and your medicated Syrup of Sarsapa- rilla. am now restored to perfect health, and my sight which was so much impaired, IS strong as when boy. f 'e '''
 thought it duty owed to you and those smi- milarly affected to make it public.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04

MOBILE AND GAINES VILE PACKET
 h f1f&TSs ha ELlZA-The new and fast tu11SlE7A ~nng double engine steamboat ELI zszEz.sa2ggaZA, ..sasss2 w. H. Roberts master, will run during the ensuing season as regular weekly packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening, at o'clock, PM, and Gainesville every THURS DAY, at l2 o'clock M.
 The Eliza was built expressly for this trade, has superior accommodations, her Ladies' Cabin and State Rooms are very large and fitted up with dou- ble bedsteads expressly for families, and for comfort and speed has superior. ..
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 sep20 MOSES WAKING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04

NHAMPAGNE---70, baskets U superior article O"Paune'' brand, for sale by 593,
 fsblS c. W. OGDEN, 7t and 77 water-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04

M ICHAUX'S FRECKLE WASH-This is a lvA discovery of the celebrated Dr. Charles Mi- chaux, formerly professor of anatomy at Liege, in Flanders, and may safely be recommended as cer- tain remedy for Freckles, well other affections of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, etc. Gentlemen who are troubled with botches or pimples on the face, often occasoned by the of strong alkaline soaps in shaving, will find this an excellent remedy.- For sale by Aie 'f ' sHH17 i'
 dec1O I'll. GATES, No ls6 Dauphin-street 2 E RESH DRUGS-By recent arrivals from Lv. sEpoo and the Northern and Eastern ports the plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising a full and perfect assortment of all articles in their
 line oI business Physicians, Merchants and Plan ters, respectfully invited to favor US with their orders, under the assurance that neither means nor disposition wanting to afford them every possi- be advantage. l. c. DUBOSE & O., Druggist. VI
 nov25 39 Water-st.
 DULLES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- ID SAPARlLLA, For the cure of Scrofula in all It's forms, diseases of the skin, eruDtions, Sc |, rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases of the lungs, affections, to counteract the destsuc- tive effects of mercury, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood For sale by
 'ai K. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggist,
 janl0 corner Water and St Francis-sts A .MERICAN PATENT PLATE WINDOW A GLASS-In point of smoothness of surface, weight of metal, thickness and trength, this lass is much superior to the French or any other Glass in use. Builders and others desirous of having splendid Glasses at comparatively low prices are respectfully invited to call and examine this article. full assortment of sizes just received and for sale
 dec25 by T. O. DUB0SE q CO, 39 Water st.
 nYsPEPTICs ltDYSPEPTICs .-How can. N you doubt the medical virtues of Conf'sAs An -Dyspeptc PosOder, the only sure remedy ever of fered to the public, prepared expressly for tat com plant, single trial of which will convince the most sceptica ofits ability in any stage and under any form and being purely vegetable, persons of the most delicate constitution may use 1t m all kinds of weather with perec safety T.-l 1l b ss
 '''. PaILADELPHIA, Jan. IF, 1S43.
 MR. JOHN ,CABrRELL;--l have taken some of your Powders, and they are the only remedy have ever found to reevs me from that treatherous dls- ease, Dyspepsia. have tr,ed almost every thing Homeopathic, Thmpsonian, Botanic and the old system of docto,ing, and found no relief from them for the three years that was troubled with that disease.i ifdiF .fafiF5i ? .g9tGH'f. t2ta
 advise those that are troubled with Dyspepsia to give it fair trial, and prove for thenselves its eff cacy It removes gddIness from the head, heaviness and burning from the breast and stomach, and brings the digestive organs to the natural state. lido hear tily believe, il given far trial, t will effect per feet cure. s-3 as ROBERT s. GAvETT. fyl .E csr 4 No. 9 UDion-street, Scufb ~ark.
 Numerous referances can he given as io lbe efhca' cy Of the medicine, SETH w, ROBERTS, ss
 jan2s sign of the Green Mortar
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETW FEN
 :. ,. MnRIIE E AND COI.UMBUS.

MOBILE AND COLUMBUS.
 la F%xzNSDA. The fine fast running Steamer E16l-HNGEN. HARRISON, Jo II. Estes, ssssy.z, ss2 Master, will run as packet in the above trade Ihe coming season, commencing her trips with the first rise of water. Leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY at 5 o'clock PM, and Co., lumbus every SATURDAY. For freight pas sage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 oct3O Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
MOBILE. GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW

.. Regular Weekly Packet.
 h (1TzssDA. The new and splendid double-en. r,1AsLazR Sgine steamer. JAMES HEWITT, rss9 M. Quarter master twill commence her regular trips on the first rise of the leaving MOBILE E., every SATURDAY evening at 5 o'clock, and WARSAW every MONDAY at l2 o'clock. For freight or passage, having superior accommo- daliors, apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents. oc,2l 22Or 75 Commerce and 72 Front streets,