Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26


CusrJ, iofnst tho escon Of he regal pro
et-,on 'fom DO Palace TO The HoUss Of
peen TIE crown ~ss conveyed 10 the
Hoos al Lnrd' by SIR William MsrIns,
GtaJensn uth~'
Her As,csy having ps,,cd through the
roysl gallery. which "a, much crowded,
eoiefS th, Hpuse Of Lords. and shsf the
Osgal iofmslnI.s. delivered The following
MOE g'se'oo, speech
Nv i.otps ,Sn Crsrtusts,
ltg'cs me great Satisfaction sgain TO
u'cet YOU IN Psrlismen,, and TO have the
opportunity Of recurring 10 your assistance
snd advice.
! eon,inue to receive from my sIl'es and
from o'het Foreign Powers, the. sronge"
srsursuees Of the dcsire 10 cultivate lbe
most friendly relations Nth thus country.
| rejoice ihsi. IN eooeeu with the LIN
petor Of Ru,.is, and through the success Of
our Join, mediation. have been enabled
10 adjust the differences which hsd long
pr.,s,l.d between the Ottoman Porte and
III, King Of Persia, and had seriously en-.
danceted the tranquility ofthe Ess.
For several years desolsting and san.
culinary warfare has afflicted The States OF
the RIO de 10 PLATA The commerce OF all
nations has been interrDpsed, and seis OF
barbari,, have been eommis1ed, unknown
to a civilized people. In conjunction wiih
The King Of the freveh. Ian cod'svorlng
TO sfee, pseiheal,on OF those States
Tn. Convention conc ludcd With France,
IN the course OF las, year, Tor tho more ef.
teetusl suppression Of the slave trade, " u
bou; 10 be carried into Immediate cxecu-
ton by the active cooperation OF the two
powers on the coast Of Africa
lismy desire that the peaee oftho IN
ION. and the good understanding which so
hBpnlly e1iss between Us may always be
employed to promote the Interests Of bu'
manly and to secure the peace of,hc world
irrgta that The conflicting claims OF
Great Britain and the United States 10 re.
speet OF the territory on The Western Coaa
OF America, although they have been made
the sutlee, ofrepcated negotiation, sill re.
main unsettled
GrNrLEnEN OF THE HousE OF Cox.
Mons.
The estimates Tor the ensuing year will
be laid before you at IN early period. Al.
though am deeply sensible Of the impor-
lance Of enforcing economy in oil branches
OF the expenditures, ye, | have been com.
polled, by due regard 10 the eIgenees Of
the public service. and to the state OF our
Naval and Military Establishments, TO pro.
r. ,,h
provide for their efficiency.
My LORDS AND GrNrLENES,
have observed with deep regret, the
very frequent instances in which the crime
Of del ibcrate ASSASSINATION has been OF late
committed IN Ireland
twill be your duty TO consider whether
amy measures can be devised calculated TO
give increased protection TO life and to bring
to Justice The perpetrators OF 40 dreadful
crime
have to lsmen, that in consequence Of
the failure Of the potato crop in several
paris OF the Uniud Kingdom, there will be
a dehcien, supply OF M article OF food
which forms the chief subsistence Of great
numbers Of my people. The disease by
which The plant has been effected has pre-
vailed to the utmost extent IN Ireland
have adopted all such precautions MS it
was IN my power to aGop,io the purpose
OF aleylallng the suacrings which may be
caused bv tn, calamity and shall conf
IDENTIFY rely on you cooperation IN devising
such other means for edccting he same De.
nevolen, purpose ms may require The sane
ton Of the Legislature
have had great satisfaction 10 giving
my assent 10 the measures which you have
presented TO me from time TO time, cslcula.
ted to extend Commerce, and TO stimulate
domestic skill and industry, by the repea of
prohibnory, and the relaxation ofprolectlye
duties
The prosperous state Of the Revenue, the
increased demand for labor and the gener.
al improvement; which has taken place in
the internal condition OF The country, are
strong testimonies in favor OF the course you
have pursued.
recommend you TO take into your ear.
ly consideration whether the principles on
which you have acted may not with advan.
,age be We, more extensively applied, and
whether 1t may no, be IN your power, after
a careful review Of existing duties upon
many articles, the produce or manufacture
Of other countries, TO make such further re-
duc,lons and remissions as may tend TO IN.
sure the continuance oflhe grea. benefits TO
which have sdvertsd. aud, by charging
our commercial intercourse, 10 strengthen
the bonds Of amny with Foreign Powers.
Any measures which you may adopl for
effrc,ing these great objects will, | am con
v,necd Be accompanied By such precautions
as shall prevent permanent loss 10 the Rev
enue or injurious results 10 any oflhe great
Interests Of the country.
have full reliance on your Just and dis
psssi onaie consideration OF matters 80 deeply
affecting The public weliore
Itismy earnest Prayer that with the
blessing Of Divine Providence on your
councils you may be ensblsd tn promote
friendly feelings between different classe;
ofmy subjects, provide additional security
70, the continuance OF peace, and to main