New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

bra-ou n which III pe-sons feelings are oespJ nisr
ez,ed Tnaush .hsI Re iebsrred irora aee',ns "ila
you 20 -sucsr re rriou.e Of Tespc- 20 --at -
and eminent statesman whom 5ou Fu4 - 80 60
-. a. s.---i n. de.c,ioc OF tie !" r,S parry,
and The OF ou- common COUNTY IHiaI Se p
.1itted % say shall fully Paresxs Z .ae 1890. 80
Eg!rit Of those who al. D enabled = ~ - =.
f..Lf-Iness and devoted friendship -'o i-oi.S - Va
modem Zines ss done more 70 elevate ne
70 ensure tie prosperity. AID % es;ao'isn &c
Of his COUNTY, thar EESzT CLAr ano e. = = -.
si}e ~ say no pubic nan las been more !nIaout, a
-rr.6 CT more TisiJ s.sr6s-ed N pr r'O' .o - @
7slue Of bis public service, csrGn{ Is 80
and upon The .st occaEioo OF EElc! y - -
ssn,ed az candidate for the Cnei '4Ast7 - -
1870 f-sn3 a, Ire bsJio,-oox- consunuatec the Ssfk
az persecution anc SANDER. de MSS IL" r.. -
5e.Tac;ion AID IN the retirement Of pf1a L.e-
rom the s;orrn OF political cocacI G'sr- -. -
-. - a-,.;.ior and animated by 20 desire oui ce
GOOD Of biz country re stii survives zee 80!
fpent Of TIE American Citizens. IN 'ese! eu ~.
"a 10 rim II .tice and for the Ccarit:ioas 70
- =. nd bn1 -zbs, partisan vioeace IL his own
lime denied Tha; future ages vi! Ee-aIo -.ta "a
among the brightest examples Using gens4 90. -
emulate and az fret among me lSleIe - -
Of sases and statesmen which he pages % ue.
will furnish true that The name OF "ssnIne.on
vii descend TIE rsynOtsst chronicles % I-e a'
tie greatest best and purest OF mankind lou aa'e
been pleased 10 refer 20 ny uniform so,oo.c' =.
measures designed 20 promote the soou VI ,Ie
whole Country" Since my entrance INTO puoHc ths
az Senstor it has been my ;horou2n conrcaoo 1ns.
the fundamental principles CT me "Hts PaIS
are those only By which this Government Can DC Wisely
administered and perpetusted. EncourasemeIs and
protection to domestic industry sale ano ssApe S
rency for the psop the purity Of the elective 'Fsncnie
firm and jus. administration Of the foreign Pocy ine
distribution OF the proceeds of the public !snds-ane
strict observance OF the laws.-sre as csrdios! ZIG
doctrines in Louisiana they are in New-fork sno As
the representative of these opinions have endeaFoea
irrespective of all sectional considerations sho PERSONA
Influences to discharge my obligations in good fsth 70
the Constitution the Country. and ny constituency
That their scts should command the respect and appro-
baton of those who are connected with me oy no other
ties than those OF political ymPAihy-is 10 me an un
iegned source Of qualification and gratitude sha.!
strive to maintain those principles in the future with the
same rnness and fidelity il has been my aim to mani
fes, in the past, The indications OF the times sdnCn'
ish tha, the day OF Justice 20 the Wing party so long de-
ferred near hand We owe it 20 the great Cause TO
remove every element of discord to disseminate spi
ri, OF harmony and TO oursevesfor the pro-
per occasion-to standard bearer to lead US to
victory. Above all thin gu let cherish the principle
" In union there is 9Th
am, with high respect your obedient servant
ALEXANDER BARROW.
To Dr. z Bacon Es7. Chairman Of COMMITTEE Of Ar
rdngeneais and Correspondence. " T.