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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
LETTER or GEN. BUTLER.

The following are extracts Of letter from Gen BrrLkK
IN -. ,.l.,.-. = A.. A.. ! .,..,n Y.u-., a. :, :
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' ~ 's. "" 49,, ' ,'-' ~s "sa.'ai 'ay'' :" '''
' e"''' '"a' ""o oP'"'on " 'hose Mexican o'hee''
who have been taken prisoners by our army that their Co
yernnent will nj once oil, 10 ours tet,ns Of mace.
Mosr,..v San, os isls
Mon,.rev \. oors hut not wi,bout ho,vy l, md mn,
.,,s ~, Ssrlv n.,.,,J - ,a - ~ n'u y y" ny
ar ,,,.es ,yc,,aed bu, NO, h,Jly .,,,.l h,
n,.l ~ h,Il hlo,, m. kn., 4, .n,.,.5 in from, r.,.5 r.
hone. ,,ho,t ,n;.r,n, ,h.m RANCID ,o.nJ s,ansh ,h
ar I'd c,m. or, on h. an,a.. ia. hs..r.s s'n,
fn los, Of blooJ and wa, eomprll.d t an. slJ a.
10, HAVING nee, In 4, .pacr hc,yx Ere Of ,.,. nd -
Lo,rv ,r ,h,,e honr Ih,v, bsen b. ma.
10 keen perfrey s,;ll ever ,inc, tho hs,,i. - ~
Ma, In tho act of leadn, The Ohio .,i,.n, u, .,,,,,
two of the mos, formidable batteries !, ,h ,o a,n,.J
n, I, .,o,. ~,.u a., 1.., h,,h - -. ~ -.
and covered by strong mu.k, ry foree I'm The s., nd
comre,. shelter There were TWO o,h., h,,,., ~
shot Discharged that s~.p, the ground connn,llv c
Mitchell rho The reru,.n AT Ohio ,o,,,..,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
Prom the y. %. Tropic, Oct. 81.
GrOaIIs in Florida.

Yesterday, gave specimen of the Locofoco Rroans
in Pennsyivania, and give from Florida Here
what the Pensacola Democrat has say the result
there We have ony remark that the
Of ofesseekers Legitimate effect Of the spoils prnci.
pie adopted by the Locofoco party and that is exceed
ingy cruel - mark for being disguised with the heart
less ueacheFy OF faction which, to get votes promises
hosts Of Offices that well knows be given II
dozen hard working Democrats promised the same
and only ohce, eeVeH OF them be disappointed and
OF course they Ir feel under the deception Iatim
daiion may keep OF them in the fold men dislike
to be published deserers traitors and all that but few
independent spirits will be throw back the charge
OF ueachery, and finally array themselves deadly host
TO The party winch has deceived them. Such appears
have been the Florida If the following is be be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
The Star i'm the East.

The struggle in Maine to supply vacancies in the State
Legislature which chose delegates the re-
general election, still goes on and with continued
gains to the Wing party. At present, the Wing majority
the House OF Representatives SIX, and will probably
be maintained, if increased, up The day fixed for the
meeting OF the Legislature Ia that event. the vacan-
cies in the Senate to be filed by ths House. and the
election OF Governor will devove upon the Legislature
Maine, like New Hampshire will be thoroughly revolu-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

MONDAY PC.
II oSI received, and for sale, the following
~ Public auoas- 's
Part 10 Pictorial History Of England; CSC
fsrt Chambe' . Information for the Peop,e, 2Se
Godeys Lady's Book for Nov, mser; Csc
fisg Of our Union; &c
Philadelphia Courier &c
Philadelphia Gazeis; &c
ween connsLt for Oct ~. ming four chapters OF
Dekens new novel donkey a Son ' W
eAae- and Other tales by Mrs Ann stephens Csc
army on inc mo GraLde, with the battle, Of
nho ana hsea de Ia Palma the OF Fort brown
hd ne ceremonies OF the surren Ter Of haooros with
uos, OF tns ei &C Illustrated BY twenty engavnss Soc
Flag Of our Union &c.
OCTOBER -, 1916,
hiuitrAed Magazine for November. Use
Grahams American Monthly Magazine for Nov esr
Columbian lad, and Genilemen's Magazine for Nov, Csc
also, iurhsr supplies Of the following WORKS:
hedieeerg-Iames new novel; CSC
CLambers Information the People
statssmen Of the Common NH of Fng,and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
Rumor from the soutb.

rumOr prevalent in the city yesterday. said TO
have been brought by the morning from South bu
in regard which the last New Orleans papers are silent
that the American and Mexican Armies under General.
Taylor and Santa Anna within thirty miles of each
other, and that engagement between them daily
expected IL farther added, that General Taylor had
received reinforcement since the battle OF Monterey OF
1000 men. II this rumof DO true, may expect, in q
day two, hear Of another bloody perhaps decisive
hattIe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

qured IL the VIOLIN tsrcs were coming and the horror
depicted their coanenanee they soke
OF the murders, 0pes, and robberies committed at Maa
mros Injury, deep and lasting injury has been done to
the success ct arms, and blood will flow like water in
the vain attempt remedy it,
We are far from meaning 10 include in our denuncia-
tons all the volunteers firmly believe that many very
many OF them here from high pure and disin
teresed motives and that their fauts resulted FROM the
viesess OF the volunteer system, anything
ly bad in themselves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
More Troops.

The Philadelphia Inquirer States on the authority Of
gentleman JUS, from Washington that tho Executive Ia,
determined in few days, issue reputation for more
troops from the States that have yet their pro
portion similar statement is made by the Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore SUM- who adds tina, al
tack on Vera Cruz is certainly as without
that important key to the and wealth OF Mexico
she will be able to hold longer than will DO dispo
ed 10 carry en- the war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

IL The Abolition seeeders from the Wing party in
Boston, headed by c. F. Adams Cson Of John o. have
nominated Charles Sumner, ESQ. candidate for Con-
gress IN opposition to the late accomplished and able
resentanve Mr. Winthrop who is again the nominee
he deserves to be. of the Wing party We permit
ourselves to doubt the of Mr. Winthrop, which
will be the more gratifying il it shall be effected in oppo-
son to this snaicsl movement against him. the part
OF men. who discaimng the title OF Abolionis never
theless make Slavery the question in all elections,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

MaENEp NrHE srREEr-We fnd tho following queer
statement Western shoet.--' Married IN the streets 4
Neksbug, near the Perry Landing SUNDAY. the %
BY ". &. Bryd0n, ESQ., Mr.. Willis c. Wheeler Of Madison
County, Misssppi,to Miss Csthsnno Smith THE par
ties were removing Westward, and The boat was wal
ing Tor them hey would not take time ~ 20 10 house
offered ihom bul, yh touch Of romance he'd the esre
mony performed IN the suoet tnd their way reo.
cling. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
Yaucey's District.

Th" result OF the election in the District in Alabama.
recently represented BY Mr. Ysncey in Congress- sup
ply the vacancy occasoned by that genemans resgna.
on is highly gratifying the Wings, because it shows
that in the growing States light spreading,
and the long existing force OF prejudice against the pro-
teeve policy fast yielding its influence. The follow
ing returns, which comprise all the counties though
official probably correct:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

We have received nothing definite To the result of the
late election IN this State but inclined TO believe
that Cabel, Whg is elected Congress this result if
apathy which Pervaded the Democratic party ia different
Pars OF the State, and the eachery members OF
that party who have deserted their principles m any they
ever had) because they could be fed all their lives on
GovernmentPGp IL duty Of our party to mark these
individuals, ana trust them any occasion The man
who would desert his principles merely because he has
been disappointed IN getting office the hands Of the
Government, Is unworthy OF confidence and we ,Sould
be much better without them. We intend at a future day
TO say on this subject
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

IL The Shenandoah Sentinel the death, al
Woodstock that county, Of David Crawford, Esq aged
81 years Mr. I. was the time OF his death, Senator
in the Virginia Legislature from the Shenandoah District
He gentleman of great resPeeabty, worth and
usefulness This the third vacancy which has occurred
in the Virginia Legislature by death, since the Spring
election.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

" Mr.. William T.. Robinson, the well known Wash
ineon correspondent, Of the New York Tribune under the
signature Of Reheieu," has become the editor Of the Buff
fao Express lie has our best wishes foE his success
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
POWHATAN HOUSE,
Richmond, Virgiuia.

VVNHlS long-established and well known Hotel
IL good order with attentive seryanis
and vii be found II all times with Table served
The undermined 'Ses the continued Patronage OF his friends
and We pubic assuring all that
eomt'Ht VII be made CH's T.. DlbRELL.
November let, 1916.
Berg connected WITH AMI iD-ro.t n the Pow
haian HOUSE the undersigned taxes bHy
In the putle and particularly q, A SlsEss Tie will he
Epl 10 a. good style - better tr-ir
ou' Of visiting need have apprehension any decline IN the
fare orB attention TO their eonft lie the pat
ronsge OF hs fred' Any ofhem having busiEe,s
nod him occupying room In The house. q g GRIswOLD.
Richmond. November Is' 1876 no 4-dItke2swtethDe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

18th inst for Mssmoros. About forty Of them had died.
MY To seventy Of them had been discharged, and
time It ws said that 500 men the siek report
The Tennessee Cavalry followed tho Kentucky Regiment
a tho 18th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
Coiinrell,a mni

In 1874 in this district Yancey beat wa,rous his Wing
opponent by 200 majority, ana in 1915 the District
thought be strongly LocOocO that the Wings did
not even nominate a cand date.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA.: A PROCLAMATION.

"RBREAs vacancy has occurred In General Asssm M
bly, BY the death Of DAVID CRAWFORD. senator elect
Tor the District composed Of the counties OF Shenandoah
Page and Warren the sher Of said
District are Therefore required od fourth
Thursday OF the present month for Senator
Aforesaid.
Given nncer hand Governor and under
~ |the Commonwealth, Richmond OF NO
yember the Of Lord gLeen hundred aud
no f-et26thNov. wM. SMITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

~ 40 Abolition pSper, IL is said to be established At
Warrington ciV AZ on e1rly day-some $4,000 having
been obained t that purpose and immense subscrp
uon st secured There reasons independent our
hostility to he fanatics which induce 70 regret ibis do.
sgn, aud to hope hst may be abandoned We need not
refer particularly 10 those now. They viii develop
themselves should the paper be established.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

M0Ngs FOR PESNsTLvAHA.-The Roman Catholic Adyo-
cate saYs that colony Of missionaries Of the order Of st.
Benedict started for Munich the 29th Of July Tor o
United Sut.s Of Amoucs, 10 form al ST. Joseph. Penn
sylvania the fret monastery Of Bcnedctnes II ~ CON-
posed of We Rev. Father B,nifaco WINNER pfiotJ r.
Mlnm.ad GOeinoT two lhcOOgans, two scbosstos, sEd
several ley brothers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
NO TT e r. -

VI Auction Notice. - W,l,ams 4 Hs1sH
N. ~on'ns Al 10 oeosk; frmi Green Lssuyn
cuse prime oshen Cheese. In essts ana
hAeon Western shosders good leather beet
powder Tea oil honoSsahel, wh.lsy Coguas and Imoa
brandy. Ae - 49,
DxN GooDs-AUCrIoN NOrICE.-rhs attention
" 'ne "ade "ospceuahy called GOODS this
morning nj O'Clock preesoy Tn. a..o,m.pt ~ n. oo.n
ne.h and desrble &C DUNLOP. MoNCURE 4 co. Auet..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

DRts o. mEIcAS WoNES-Gowns not known. A
oacmsc with short sleeves and short petcoat, With tho
hoo'a Tor the head and sometimes folded the BOSOM
. ne entire outfit II sarios frequently hear tho
noble Casiin roag from Up, whence appearances would
achyou IN expect nothing bot tho harsh guuras Of our
ab0ngnca. Many Of hom darker than our Ind ians
and llo ALIIcan blood B. nlainlY tnntked.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
laCHRiSTiE,s

~ words 20 think About.-h 10 truly upfor,u,.,.
h many medical men, when they delprns in win thai. u
win drugs some Of which hsowu ., ls ,io,e nj
while hey irvsievahy puns ore organ m hope,
renewing another and when they n.i ,b,,,
ee eno OF no avail should BY their Influence the in
vd non having recourse To remedy thew \, a
vet om her own practice, which not ,tud,I M,
cannot andsasd and which say IN. ver doe.
ns pfodsee the sehest harm nnI- ma ~
new born babe might With perfect safety DC subjected
parouars aro,b.t m, - M mi.
nipAns,ory pamphlets gratis. by ,o
he ssenu Tor this city, Messu DUvAL PuRCE nr,..,.,.
. ~ JeH
W sands SarsaDarilla.-'rhon .,inc, al ,ni
mas more aeet In It's Operation than ma
em ~ha vegetables to eat and which avoid But m.r ,.ns,
can 70 no mrher-n cannot improve upon
longs 70 enlightened reason improve IN
wheh has discovered Sands sar.arar, an ,,,nrrar.
uon OF me wonderful sneaey which through IN, p
eiennhe eseleh and philosophical experiment NAV d.y,,
IN 'h- pef.hcn OF medical In .crnfou. NJ
every nder originating In dis eunion OF the vital che
ment-an eow large proportion do hes. e.s,
well known specific TO b. ,nfbIe m N,
enees wren all otter practice the
every oher variety Of medicine skin OF br n
proved useless. Sands sarsapar in NUM- .,
wrouEhta speedy and radical cure. "ses
fepaed and sold Wholesale and retail for eIpor,aon
A. q sANuS, Druggists and Bu,h,,,,,
NO 20 brnad~sy corner of Chambers Yor. sol,
ooNhL a PURCELL, Agents Main street Richmond Va
rnee vi per bottle OF sI bottles Tor sonar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

AZ The Albany "Anu-Rentsr" the organ Of the faoton
whose maine Il bears. has decidedly In favor Of
che reeecuon Of CIV. Wright. in preference to John
foues' The Wig candidate. We hope the Enquirer will
note the fact
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

duel ives fought Of san Antonio, Texas, on the 2Gth
or, between BieutS g. Ward and Thos Yoatman both
from Iennes,ce. The affair was about lady, both we're
wounded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

fRENCH ORANGE FLOWER wATER-Coiosne and Rose
- Waier very superior, Tor ale By
no 4-2ot IN. EUsTACE a SON.
'RANsPAkgNr wAPERs, Paper, handsome Cot Gisss
- Smelling Bo,tl,s, &c Por sale BY
nof-sW j. a. EUsrACg q SON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04

FATIL ARRAY AND DEATH ~ SoNERyILLE.-We regret
TO learn that the difficulty existing between Lieut. Lacy
and Mr.. j. X. Wilson, resulted Wednesday last In a
street rencOnuo with pisios, which Mr.. Wilson was
Instantly killed. II is stated by informant that Lacy
arrived Somevle Tuesday !ae night and during
the forenoon OF "Wednesday made effort through friends
10 have the matters IN investigated aud settled ami
cably This proposition u Is stated declined About
the parties met. One account states that Wilson
drew q revolver and fred without effect Lacy drawing a
pistol and firing nearly the same insan wonnding vii.
IN the that they fred simultaneously second
shuts, Wilson's still without effect and Lacy's taking Of
feet in the lower region Of the breast producing instant
death Another account which have heard az second
hand, reports the first Gre Simultaneous but says nothing
OF Wilson's second shOt-in other respects the same
that Grst stated Lacy, We understand, gave himself no
to the civil outb,rues.
We torbear Oh comments this deeply painful and
ragca aiilr and have only given the particulars which
have reached above IN obedience 20 he pbc anx.
eiy TO learn something Of the circumstances attending gu
dept rable result Both the parties were young men Of
far promise in hfo, with numerous admirng friends Ia
whom the above intelligence will occasion the most poiq-
nant soHow.-Msmph'' Enquirer, oct. 70
a Noyrt GRavE,-ono John Blown" writing from
I Cen. Ksarnoy's camp, on the Plains, July 23d" thu
describes an Indian grave discovered on their route
The other evening, camp, near tie Crossing,
iOund IN the Of large wood tree the Rtars
an iusaB-probably chisf-tbo body wrapped IN kin.
and laid mats resting his lodge poles which wer,
passed two large limbs q The tree Another
age which could make out was told By some of ia,
who climbed up H. held his bows. arrows wsr-cub
moicino gourd &c. The birds had picked several hole
through bic winding sheet get his he h. Over th,
whole deposo the skin which had probably been used r,
his lodge lightly stretch, and the whole establishment
well secured 20 the tree by strings cut from tho Bus
hide We cft him alone 10 hs glory, with his airy restn,
/ Place uHdisigfbod"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond.
Hi~A Vat,r lAi, a, a, a .,,L.,k y M

I'tsH VaI1' III ny az y 0e40ek, Y NJ
SAILED,
Steamer Columbus Parrish, Baltimore.
PORT WALTHALL, Oct 2Tth.-Aniyed Brig Eli.
zs, Capt Fountain. 29h, Schr o, of o F, for coal WIN
BuIk, from New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
VOCAL MUSIC!

y. STEVENS respectfully informs the ciii-
~ NJ Richmond, prepared IN vvs LESBOS in
Vocal Music individuals hs Masc Hoou or a.
TIE looms or pupils best lie ouA
be happy 70 teach Classes Of adults In ~ The
thlrcbss or Public Schools, n desired.
W. T. viii commence School Tor chten, Rev Mr. srurs
Lecture Room, Moniay evening. Z O'Clock Nov. "a
'.'Mf So Music Room Mr.. George Hufebison corner
or Vain snd fthu m, gLdt,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
NEW BOOKS,
received in advance AT j. w. RAN
DOLPH d CO.'S Bookstore and Rind.
", III MIN STREE
WEDNESDAY Now

" lRGlNlA AT Rules held in the Clerk s
oee OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and chapee,v
Tor Buehhsham County, Monday 9Th day October 1876
John A. Allen tlaint,n
against I f. cy.s..
John Pyle, ds6.nd,pt
Inc oeendan' not having entered his appearance given
enty according 10 the Act OF Assembly
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence al
I' OF 'h C2nny - ordered that the said
90 appear al the Rules 10 be holden on the d
MONDAY IN Jtnuary nett aud the bin pAi1u and
lt copy OF THIS order 1e forthwith Inserted eWspaper
published In the city Of Riehn' nj tbs
anu posted at the on door Of the CouTi House county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
ZINE OYSTERS.

INHb most delicious Oysters ever seen are re-
n eeived daily fm Jork Rirsr, where they selected
Wessy for hs "ALHAMBRh" and Acknowledges BY M who
hem superior hivoi aad ATHEIST brought this
liyou Wani The choicest and best Of any ihFE. drop IN
ALIENS 5liaribra
Heuto pentspti,ry Store.
The daily union., 1846-06-26

lust RECEIVED, a cargo of superior But
u ler coal. To persons who are in want Of the
article, for cooking or other purposes now is the
time to pur, hase. Those who wish to supply them
selves will save by making early application. To
be had in any quantity at the subscribers yard, cor
ner of l3s street and Maryland avenue, near the
Long Bridge.
J. PETTIBONE
N. B.-Those who have not paid for coal pur-
chased last year earnestly requested to be ready
to pay when their bills are presented.
June 25-eot3t j. PETTIBONE.
The daily union., 1846-06-26
Webster to Barring, Brothers q Co, bankers il
Englaad, dated London, October l6, 1889:


The term bill OF credit is familiar In political his
tory and It's meaning well sscesinPd and settled not only
ey that history but Judicial interpretations and decisions
from the highest source For the purpose Of this opinion
hmsy be sufficient to say that bills Of credit the subject
Of prohibition OF the constitution Of the United States
essentially paper money They paper issues in.
tended for circulation and for recspt into the treasury
cash and were sometimes made tender In payment Of
debts To put end at and forever to evils Of this
sort and to dangers from this the constitution Of the
United States has declared that shall emit bills OF
credit make anything hut gold and yers tender
ment Of debts pass law which shall impair the oh
legation Of contracts"
Mr. J. continued: Another reason why the peo-
pie Of that day wished TO rid the country OF paper
money was, that they had themselves experienced
the evil OF IT. and whilst am not myself repu
dator, wosld say TO gentlemen who talk about
Mississippi reputation, and who denounce her, and
every other State that is not able pay her debts
that their lips ought TO be sealed until they have re.
deemed the pledges and promises Of the government
which they now in part represent. Here is an old
continental bill issued under the authority Of Con-
gress
The daily union., 1846-06-26
To visiters to the Virginia Springs, Nat
urai Bridge, &c.
a ST., assssa ffaf669A ffaf669Az ss1
steQ -sss-ssz EEEsssSJt

VISITERS to the Virginia Springs will find
' their most agreeable, expeditions and comfort
able route to be by the Potomac steamboat, pas ing
in view of Mount Vernon, to Aqua Creek, and af-
terwards by the Richmond and fredericksburg
and Louisa railroads to Gordonsville, whence they
are conveyed by four-horse post-coaches to Char
lottesvilIe, Staunton Warm Springs, White Sui
phur, &C., passing in sight Of Monticello and the Gel
ebrated University Of Virginia, and avoiding night
travelling.
Passengers by this attractive route reach the
Warm Springs to breakfast the second day after
leaving Washington, and the White Sulphur in the
afternoon OF the same day.
For further particulars apply on board the Poto-
mac steamboat, to
J. w. ROGERS, Captain
June 25-3taw
The daily union., 1846-06-26


Tor them But sHll the interest must be pAld And [
hope that every State in this Union win yet pay,
faithfully and honorably, every cent tha. she owes.
But again remind gentlemen, that 30 long as this un
redeemed paper (holding up the continental money!
stands against their own government, lhey ought
not TO be too harsh in their complaints against in
dVidua States which find themselves unable to
meet their liabilities
MIR, Chairman, as have before said, advocate
Ihe passage Of this bill, because believe it 10 be
'he legitimate and constitutional mode in which the
moneys OF this government ought to be collected,
KEPT and disbursed. advocate il on another ground
not secondary TO hstbecause it il the great antagO-
nlSt measure OF that worst Of all systems that ever
fastened ITSELF on this any other country. There
are TWO great things, strict adherence to which can
nottai to Keep this country in prosperous CONDITION,
that is TO say, keep your currency--your standard
of Vaue-sound and stable; let there be no Auctua-
uons, and no power in one State to make a dollar
one hundred and twenty-five cents and IN another,
one hundred and fty cents, and in another, one
hundred and ten cents. within its limits. This can
not be done II bank, any other paper money is 10
enter into the circulation.
When you have accomplished this erd then, IN
The exercise Of the taxing power be governed alone
by the single principle ofevying taxes on your oIt-
zens sufficient and no more than sufficient 10 defray
the expenses Of your government, economically adj
ininls'eEed In my judgment, no other Hect should
be regarded IN leyylng taxes but the slnge one Of
raising revenue enough TO meet your juSIand proper
expenditures
The hour expired.
The daily union., 1846-06-26

TAUTION.-The public are hereby cautioned
~ ag inst the exhibition ofa pretended model of
the Sectional Floating Dock, made by w. r. John
son and others, at the Naval Committee room of
the Senate. 1t is mere caricature and gross de-
epton. The only true model of this important i'm
provement is to be found in committee room, No.
A. basement of the Capitol.
s. ID. DAKIN,
ID. DODGE,
p. BURGESS,
In behalf Of the propretors
June 24-lw