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hat the sall springs Of Arkansas may ba
'eased ar sold, as may best sui the interest
Of tho State.
Mr.. Dunn. introduced a resolution calling
an the Land Agent hf a settlement Of the
hn1,10a aen grant which has been sold,
together with the amnunl due the slale
from purchasers of this anl. Adopted,
Mr., Forrest introduced A bill for the tnn.
slrnelion Of a foad leading from the Mis-.
soufi line near Washhnurne's nfaifie In
the Town of Huntsville, and ffom thence 10
Washington, Hampstead county, In inter.
sect the raad'fam New Mal6l 10 Texas.
10 be called lhe slale rad.
Mr.. Patri4, offered a resolution in.
sifnelne the enmmllee on Bahks. Ia renaa
a bill. disseminating tho agencies ef the
several branches Of the slale Baak. AMI
eeneenlfalinaiha sama Al Liule Rock, Tor
the purpose ofiqnidaien.
On molon Of Mr.. Em1rfe, the bin To
separate the ekelion ofeaanly md township
offices from lnze Of nnlilieal nature, was
hid IN the able Indefinitely,
The following joint resolution was rad
ihifd time ald adopted
Rfsoleaa. lgfhe Gfafrll AssamtiV. of
The stala Of .lHkaasas. Tint auf senalafs
in Congress be instructed. aud nnf Repre-.
sentative in Congress be requested. Ia nse
their ia1uente in obtaining a donation Ia
the siatr. aiall the saranl lal.dz nnw sub.
ieeltn in1nhlian by the Mississippi river.
and within d limils If ihis sIaie, thu tue
stmn may II reclaimed.
Monday. NV. el.
Mr.. Gaah Introduced bill n distribute
The proceed allle sale ui' the hn1 nnl aere
efFnl ann. The saFeTal enl lips. iaf TIM
purpose d hlenal Improvement; feal n
iIf=i Time.
Law c ahseaee was eianiel Ia III.
Dunn, On ireaaaf ai IniisnasIiian.
The biIa incorporate lhe eilY Of Can.
den, was tad laifi i'm aa1 passel.
Nr. CTtfblali introduced nj fesa
lalian dsfnsias VIII lbe elliee ii Laad
Aaenl. am malHIae tie zama in lie oIliee
nj the SnfsiaA II sfaln.
Tue ma ne lfam Tue senale IN relation
Ia lie pabi printing was laken lif.
TN mian=sf H. r.. lie tiafefnaI's :
M -. III lie iHslHIIi#a eaz Id au
tie lahle NIL ihs eanmaee m pah4e
printing ed =aehaazs IaeIT euatfaei VIII
tn pahIIeaiaief, a. M Ia mas. il ahiga
Try m b aayefntf af any al The sale
Deanmeas. h hate lhs printing a ihe
11eeHIkfafaeIamaIian= aaI dlsam=nIs al
Ihaze Il HHsnI=. I'm IN IN plalie
printer.
Alessf.Gaailaaa Bsflfaaa. ii liz com
mifIee m he falIli5 printing. reported tint
Nf. Ranlu eas mi disposed 10 HslIil Is
elalfae 1 III fll.ia printing.
: Tuesday Vt. q.
Mr. Gsf. zass naiisa lint lie would
" samaY mlIudaee a hil IA establish
tue egaal of Is4Isg.
NJ. feTed. introduced bIII 10 eaIleel
the dsll. 1ae The Internal improvement
fund, lor b. purpose VI q d,lrIhuinn among
the seFef' ea.a'trs; frsj ar-t time.
Ihrjuit rem'H.nn tom lle Senate ap.
poinillg acnmnglrc jowt,r contract
Tor the pal.c printing, was fra1; and Ihr
, question iIng va lhe aloPliau uiihe rcsu.
IuiiUn ihlea, and iuays were ordered and
the ,o.c nni, sea-. ~, nays 81. 30 the
House rai 'cd 10 adop, toe resolution.
g. Itr joni wsu.uii.u introduced BY Mr.
Fdfmr,i pucrrj IN Monday nrS, 10 the
a, election ou Jadsr oI the supreme CunH,
) CiGuf hge. nip,osrcI.irs Auomrys, d,
= was Ir.d,Uj adopted.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

Coon ,ND TRuE.-When the yl,e was
taken in thc House of Representatives On
the proviso to exclude slavery from Cali.
ionia. MIR. W, Of South Carolina, il is
said wen, to New York member and be
gan 10 talk about Il dissolution ofihe Union;
To which the New York member made the
following excellent reply;
Il do not profess to be a very sharp
sighted man; but can see some things;
AMI from what have seen here and cl5o.
where, have come to the conclusion that
he Union is Of a id sigh more impor.
iai-c to VA, than you are to ME Union. -
Mr.. W. leit.--Fifs5argh Iron Cry.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

BoaaowIya BAUEa-A curious incident occur.
red lately IN Boston, A gentleman aud lady la
that city were blessed with beautiful child, Of
about year old, which attracted 81 much ut,en-
ton from tho neghbou, that the young ladies'
opposite frequently sent over ITO borrow the baby"
After being obliged to send for the child several
times, Mr. -, on coming home to dinner, got
out Of temper on iuiug it gone as usual-"Hcre,
Jane" said he, addressing The nur1, "go over to
Misses - and get the baby! give them my com.
piments, and tell them wish they'd get baby
Of their own, and not be obliged to borrow"
Gin Aiu,
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
Administrators Notice.

Z SHALL RENT. on the flfst day Of January
I aesi, the plantation belonging To Robert Nor.
nv deceased, situated IN B5s dAfe Pfzitie, for
tie ensuing twelve nanthsi and al the same time.
aiil hire the Negroes belonging to said estate. fef
twelve months. a. tie usual terms
1AnEZ 5. SMITH. Attorney fot
Natsan Reed, administrator Of the estate
Of Rabafi Morrow. deceased
December !, is46. 1-,f
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
salt for. safe.

" ( now have and intend keeping a constant
~ supply Of SALT at Mr.. Bfili,s Hotel in
Washington Al $ - pFf bsshel. We vii furnish
salt Al the Woiks. neaf Atkadelphla. Al G.. eeais
per bazle
EAsLY & GENTRY.
Dee .. Is4G.3.f
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
N SENATE.

Wednesday, Nov ls.
The hill to establish The county of Drew,
was read third tune and passed,
Thursday, Nov. 10.
The resolution Of tho House inslfueling
The committee on appattionmehIs 10 alnpi
such ratio Of representation as will ~.
duee the members Of the llousa 10 81, and
the members ofthe Senate In II, was laken
np reaa and amended by inserting Is in
the plaee oi II; when II was cnneurred in
aud returned lo the House.
frilay, Nay. 20.
4 joint resolution ffam the IIanse, an.
lhofising the Governor 10 employ special
agent To collect such portion Of the notes
as are nov due from purchasers u land
from the slale, under tue aei oI Dee. aist,
1910, and place the lunls 50 collected in
the Treasury, Ia meet the expenses oi
keeping the penitentiafs eaneels in TIN
Pulaski county iail. Read anl concur.
red in.
4 message was received from Ills TX.
eelleney. returning the isinl resolutions in
relation 10 the public printing and stating
That he declined aiiising his signature In it.
on the ground that II contained provision
Ia ennfne NIL the nnhlie printing 10 one
Office lihe Gaselltl ilf The neAi lso tears.
Saturday, Noy. Il.
Mr.. Gdiaes. lfnm lie committee m Ways
aud Means reported a bill Ia hr entitled an
aeiin extend The lanee al latal.r properly,
an1 In increase the fesfaHe ul tie State.
which was fead aud l1O copies Of The biz
ordered IA he printed.
Mr.. Haaf'an, from The seleel eamtaits
tee ia Nhem the sahIeet waz referred. Re.
pariel a hill providing iar refising the
.faiue laWs II lie sf4le; Whieh was rad a
iilst anl sfeuhi lmp, anl otdffed 10 bF
ehsfasssd lVf a lbid feaaIng N h1nla,
unti.
.fhe resolutions IN lflatian laibf fabiit
printing lflaruel ty The Governor. WFn
iaksn mp. aud The question hsIHa, =hall fht
resolution naw azs nalWilhzaaiIae tn
ohifefians nj tfe Gasenas II uas fasses
h he fale u yras n. NJ |.
lanaa{. sos N
IL. GHafs. lnIflanfel fsss.aIian re
qnf.Iins tbat the eeamiiee en hanss b
requested Ia f.pafl biII aaIkafisina th'
EaeeuliKr # ihis S.ais IA eAahanaa lhi
as=sls aa1 efIHeis aI lha slaa HsuA. MI
IHe lsIHzfs 4 tie sIats Baalz Izs4zd N
tie l.sueHi u fail Institution, vAIsa N
feaH aIi adopted.
III audi. infelaefl Ill fsqaiEIn.
sheFilIs IL rss.dF aifhe eaaaly as o. thei
eannIi#z. Reai lf.i lime.
TUESDAY. Spt. 4.
IN nfazIfai faii al The daf ~as fnn
sHmea 5f The senate. as temmIllee oa III
Vi IL. m ihf bHI n rt'eni tue rAngs q
fasalHa property. aai 10 .nfrfase Tie fske
n II TIE sIal#.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
tsnininc.

FEW ounces Of suIph Qnininc Jus, received
\ aud for sale at Dr. b. 7. Jetl's drug store for
cash, Expecting to receive a large supply Of
Medicine shortly from New York, invite the
attention Of Physicians and others to my stock.
which will be sold at the very loves, prices for
cash 0nly Call and see.
D, P. JETT.
Washington, Oct. "a, lsA6-4s3m
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
PuSIsnfHG A GoauETf.

PuSIgnIsG A GoauETh=
Of marriage which eame olfitnmer tells
since in This eoanIY. ;he pfeedew days
dents connected with which weffs Incl.
romantic. \ gentleman Of easy eiftef
stances. but Nilhal rather Benedict h.
his notions Of the soiler sex; had iakeh Il
llte his head 10 win the affections Of Il
lady. for the purpose oi afterwards punish.
ing by the refusal Of his hanl, an infeler.
ate eoquelfy which common consent had set
down 10 her charge. Tho plan succeeded,
and the tel,le.minded dame was caught al
last. The day was named, but are it
arrival the gentleman made Soma plausible
eNeuse, and the marriaen Was noslnnned.z.
commissioners sale
OF LAND ND NEGROES
y virtue Of decree Of the Hempzlead CIR.
, cult Gonft at it November term. 4 D 1916.
shall proceed 10 sell the following described tsal
eslats and negroes, Ia aallafY a mnflFaged debt
10 John bennett aud Pulp Rainty due from tho
gsiate Of Safhorne T Nelson, deceased. 10 wit
Fhe nafh hall Of seelion three In township ihif-
teen saulh Of fangs twenty-five west-=lhe wezt
nall OF The southeast quarter, and the east half of
the sonlh.Wesi quarter Of SECTION thirty five IN
tawaaalp twelve south Of Range % wsst--lhs
nathsea#l quarter Of aaelian twa ia township thur
teen sanlh Of faage twenty-five wesi-ths east
haf Of the spHlli.easi quarter of snotion ihifty-
Tour N ioRnallp twelve south of range twenty
ffs West.-tbe vel half fthe aouth.west quarter
Of seellan ihldy five in township twelve south Of
fange twenty-five west and the northwest quar-
tsT Of section tso IN township twelve south Of
fauFe twenty-five wesl Also The town lots uwn.d
BY AeIbafns I. Nzaan, deceased, Ia the town of
spring ill., With tie Improvements thereon.
Alsat the following negro slaves Blfflll. aRai
sl6ui 10, and hs Wie Bury, about 30 yeafa old;
ffgEg, about l9i Lucy, about 10; Robert. ubani
81 Fanny. about 4di naisy, about 81, and hef
Gull yam aIIi
Tie sala Of zald Land and Town Latz vii taka
faaf en- The u day Of January. A. D. lsi7, On
the premises. The sale Of the Nsgfoes wi take
pace n the court house door. In the Town Of
Washington, on the first day Of January, lsi7.
lahail convey 10 the purchasers Of the abova
namad PfanaftY, all the flsht. title. hnl interest of
agfbafae I Seison, deceased. therein.
TEaA Can
1ABEZ S SMITH. camnlaalohsr
December !, lsi7 3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

Dureu ELoauCEeE. Laucaftor pa A.
noriean Republican contains the following capital
specimen Of dutch oc5iooo oloquence'
Mr. Bresdent--day may talk Of dare Bower,
put he is moi etcted yet Day may prug of dare
mlahorty in LANCASTER county, put chust wait
tl old Perks comes ia With her forly-ntne huniret
for Voster. Da news, Mr., Bresidsnl, will GONE
on da wigs like dunder knock, and With the speel
Of de lghtnIns Wash, on de wings of da dembeat,
it will fly agross de Adlandlo, and rolling like n
dunderpot up to Queen FIctoria's veet, With do
foice Of dl lrkanoht's dfump, proclaim to da
tesbot your drons drenplen
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
From Tie Boston Aaas Aop. I.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL of THE BRITANNIA.

The Royal Null Steamship Britannia,
CAPT. JOHN Hewitt, arrived al this port this
morning. about past ) a'elaeli, from Lip.
efpool, oel. 20, via llaliflk, having been
III days On her passaga. She had rough
and lenpeslaoas weather during the pas.
sane.
iiy this Steamer we haYe received our
usual files Of loteien papefs. The dates
are iIom london Ia the evening Of the 18th
nll., aud ifum Liverpool 10 The morning ai
the 2alh. As The 18Th fell an Sunday. the
london maIls for this steamer were nal
disPatehedlill the following day. Wrhate
received letters fun our regular eorfespon.
dents nt London and Pars.
The news by the Britannia is important.
Cotton and bread sIu1s immediately nd.
taneea in price alef the receipt Of the
Cambria news. Price faed At lha latest
dates. in The British aud alhef foreign
markets. very high and large sales were
madn.
The distress in Ireland IA Increasing in
severity. fnol riots and aefal.an oHtfagas
have occurred IN taliaas faWns.
Meetings have bsen he'd IN Manchester
and nlher iuwns, ilr peliiinnIng he Govern.
menl Ia open the p6fs lar The ice almis.
sun nj iafeisn gram.
Imda IN the manufacturing districts con.
tiunes very dull. In several pllees shoH
lina Is adopted.
Tue q atefiy return Of ihe revenue shows
an inefease on The quarter Of abpal haIt a
miiIun sterling.
haney Is plenty in London n , per cent.
The prices Of iron are July maintained
ihf lWo foyal marriages wnfn sa!emn.
led At ialTid On The l1ih ut.
Analhpr revolutionary III iFemenl has ue
eaffed in Switzerland, which mt with
sa#erss.
In ffahae sfeai eaaPla n. arc maas d
The seafeily o. l95l AMI lha distress of tie
feasaalfy.
In rafiagalthefe Is political anl iinan
eial etiss.
Tho Steamer Cambria encountered WY
saFefs weather. IN her hamauafd uin.-
She antitel n Liverpool al an eaIly hun
IN lhe lin all , and her mad was dIsiriha
ID On The sanh day. tbr political nes
Whirh sic iuak uHl hai an eliael upon tn
slaek markets aad Aesieah bahd. TELL
The Commercial nrWs hai a greater eiitef
The eallaa aud glan mzihsls Wafs maai
asIIaiel.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

II, Clny wasat Frankfort, kyp on
the 9Od0ber. A letter says: "Nr,
Clag fine health, aud as lively at The
bar rvoath ofiwcnty.6ye."
" O. FFsrSoG'JH
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

pfrp-on Friday, eth November, William H.,
son u Edwin and Rosna BTttin, aged yoaro, 10
month"; and q dayN
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
New Goods.

lust received from Boston and New orsan.
- fresh supply Of fall and winter goods, which
We oiIer low for oash or cotton. The public are
invited to call and examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
COLLINS g. SWAN.
Fulton, Nov. ., 1886. 52f
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
IIAmlELI0Is
NrneaA6E.ls.

Mr. CIuFiili, lmn Tie committee oh
ihr JHl.saig. reported hij lnr The lnf,
pose OF .rpaIaiins .be election ol county
Inl township officers, tom th"'r "i ro.'
neal nature. Read ir.t um7.
On mo.inn # nE Bell lhe cnmm'Iiee
on ihr Judiciary were instructed la report
a bill establishing an eighth judicial cir.
rui'.
NJ Collins in'r,'urci bill 10 protect
the fsli. ul uau7l aum"ai which "a'
read hrN time.
Nln Rud. n'mllcri O h,ll aulh"fizn ns
the purrm.rr, ol pu.l ws oi lhe "'''nuo
acre grant, To transfer and a--ign 'hr"
certificate. of purchases read a h'sl ll'"''
n. act To define The ru'h llgm chan
paaau.c ua Edomiatnlbc Lon..h"a linc,
was read u th,d lime aud pa.'cd.
The bio To regulate the Redemption o.,
county scrip, was read a lhnd lime a4'
Mr Igrey,. Introduced bill to distribute
n. prsrrcI. of the sales ui the a1l.U0D
acre grant among ,hc several countless Tor
In, pu,pa,c Of internal improvement.
Thursday, Nuv. 10.
The House received a message li"m TIE
Senate. giving notice that It had a'srn'e"
IA the bill ri the House entitled an ae' To
establish the county ot Drew.
The billie be entitled "nn act 10 amend
the law in relation to appeals from Justices
oftbc Peace 10 the circuit courts, was
taken up, read aud adopted.
The bill Of the House, entitled "an act
n change the mode Of voting from ripa
rore, To that Of ballot, was called up under
The motion Of yesterday, offered by w.
Enslice. to lay the same upon Tue 'aO''
until the ilh Of July neat.
The yeas aud nays were called anu '"'
motion 10 lay on the table prevailed
Mr., Stoiis. moved a reconsideration Of
,ho yo,e. The roll was called, aud the
no,ion 10 lay on The liable VAS lo,l.
Mr.. BE iraad, moved to substitute The
Iii oi the Senate for that OF the House up
on the same subject, which motion Was 'us
~ ~ Friday, Nov. 90.
AZ p.;rley, INTRODUCED, - -.,S1,ifr
Mr.; DT,',g ,bs committee on Banks to ,oqa., .,..o
sl,ucl'na @ @ ae,pcdicncy p ornPp1'"'ggs g. a" Bns ps
'n'@ ~, WV rn,incipal office o' tue % ''a ni,b pow
at the '." u, earh ofthc braoshe'' WI" m ~ pcr n,
and one e a, the the debt. and receive pay@a" ,o".
'rio e9'', ,..,ion. , in money, lands n's'or' ",
1 III, .n' u'', o,orcriy, as the SAID "4,H' H,n"l @
u, ,5ios %,%o' mo.t tbancdcinIlo the state. a. p,
,,,..,,J presented The petition
M', beigq i,i,on. Of the counties Of ra."i' o., I
,9jy Ws,5 'Su Monroe and ST. ,aos'.'l % ,l,J ,1' ia "
.roc,ion Of a new county 10 . y ,a'c an COUNT
y,e.,'o, y.. recerrcd 10 the committee 0" ''''
and county lines. co,,u from 4
Judiciary committee, reported li,. u ~" ,cad
fishing the eighth judicial ''F'o'''
first time. .., diverse to
mailing The act authorizing B'0''s
: apination Of tho State .o.oution
'' Mr.. Clarke. introduced ,.,.... re'o,u',cI 10 +
aue,ing our delegation in Co"SaIS1 FSa,,,oSn
o"rs a charge in the compae1' , og,"r, ',,on.a,
GuIv egenl s,s,es and the State Of Aftan'''
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
y Il n n.

. III IL H.
AVlNG the Saline Salt Works now In
= operation, salt can be had there at ors
dollar per busksl.
DANL E. WILLIAMS
Sewer county, Ark, Oct 2slh 1886. .50ey
DAGGING AND RoPE-,Just received ana
ID for sale By
Ausat o. SO. 4l@r
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
SWITZERLAND,

AHo,hrr Rcpoiution.-A successful rcvo
luton has overturned the Government Of
Geneva. Tho discomfort long gathering
against the Grand Council, and the coun.
tcnance afforded to the Jesuts came TO a
head on the 6h inst,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

! Pursuant TO adjournment, the Dmocracy OF
| Muscatine County met in mass Convention,
! March 14,h-Wm. Tebow in the Chair.
| On motion of Mr.. Farmer, Committee Of
five was appointed 20 draf. preamble and
resolutions expressive of the sense Of the Con.
| venton. Jas. l.. Farmer, Jno. Vanat,a. Jno.
Holiday, J. Il. Bennett and Jno. B. Russell
constituted said Committee.
! The Commute retired.
In answer TO the motion Of ]. A. Parvin, the
| candidates addressed The Convention touching
the leading principles advocated by the party
The Committee returned, and reported ihro'
their chairman, the following
| Whereas, The chosen servants Of the pc ople.
Judging from experience, in the amendments
of the Constitution Of the United States, and
foreseeing the necessity Of consultation among
The people, for the Recommendation and adop-
ton of euch measures as might by them be
deemed just and proper for the protection Of
their rights and the promotion Of their interests,
wisely guaranteed to the people Of the United
States, and its dependent Colonies and Terri
tories, the RICH, peaceably to assemble tcgeih-
er for that purpose and
Whereas, A period has arrived in the his,o
~ Of our Territory, which loudly calls for, aye,
impera,ively demands. the counsel Of every
citizen. however humble and unaspirlng, in
the formation Of that instrument which is 10
be The guide Of our future servants in the en-
ac,mens Of the laws by which cur people are
to be governed and
Whereas, Although deprived Of voice IN
the Councils Of the Nation, the principles 81
democracy, which we profess, teach as that
our counssls and aImoni,ons are moi TO be
disregarded with cold indifference by those in
whom the destiny Of The nation is entrusted
and
Whe,e0s. The people Of this Territory hav-
ing declared themselves ia favor Of admission
into the National Confedsracy. aud believing.
as We do, that such admission ought 10 be
regulated and founded upon a Constitution
which would secure stIe greatest good to the
creates, number" and believing, further. that
10 the formation Of such an instrument. the
principles now commended for BY the Demo
cratic party Ore indispensible--t therefore.
Resolped, That, in the opinion Of this Con.
'sen.ion, tho contest for Delegates i'd this Gown.
~, is contest for principles men. /, Is
Resolved. That The political welfare os the
people depends mainly upon the predominance
Of Democratic principles. ~
Resolred, That .,equal and exac, ius,;ce 10
aii--excusive privileges 10 none" Is The
touch. stone--tbs broad basis Of Democracy.
Resoired. That no religious tes. should be re-
qared as qualification for any Office, or oper.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21


CANDIDATES FOR CONVENTION. Charles
Nealley, Esq, is the democratic candidate for
Convention from this county. Col. Nm. G.
Coop, late member Of the Council, aid S. S.
Ross, Esq, have been nominated for tie Con.
venton by the democrats Of Jeffersontoun,y.
William Steele, Thos. Dibble and Erastus
Hoskns, have been nominated by thedemoc.
racy Of Van Baren. Curtis Bates his been
nominated by the democrats Of Johnsd coun-
~. Shepherd Letter, Dr.. E. Lowe alh, John
D. Wright, are the nominees Of, democracy
Of Des Moines. These gentlemen are all
sterling and unwavering democrats, andwill
be found the las. men 10 compromise and dis.
regard the true principles Of their party tho
formation Of the new Constitution. Tia
scheme Of milk .and-water Constitution will
find no favor a, the hands Of these gentlemen
and will be remembered only as one Of III,
jokes Of that eccentric genius who preside,
over the columns Of the Hawkeve. Demo
Gratis will sive it no favor.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21


engaged in the whale fishery, and would equal.
II protect those which should engage IN tl'e
inf trade, OF ID the commerce. Of India ny The
direct route.
Ia giving 10 the Republic the monopoly OF
the East India 1'rade.-The command OF The
North Pacific ocean would, Of course. be .oi.
lowed BY Tho monopoly Of that part Of me In-
dia ,racs which lies upon its borders. China,
the empire Of Japan. and the islands III front
of The eastern coast Of Asia, would give their
commerce 10 the masters Of the North Pacific
ocean.
TX. The effect Of this monopoly would be
to advance the power Of the Republic, by IN
creasuc lis wealth, and diminishing that Of
England. II would check the progress OF
Russia vpon the American continent,and throw
back her forts and facio:iss to the Asiatic side
Of the Pacific ocean. Upon the people OF In
ola it's effects could not be otherwise than hap
py. A close neighborhood and intimate cor.
respondence with the people Of the United
States would doubtless amelioraie their condi-
lion, by making them familiar with the doc
,rne Of Christianity, and the liberal principles
Of free and popular government.
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