Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08

New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite city
Hall
Boston. No, % State street.
TUESDAY.......... SEPTEMBER 8, Isi6.
AFFAIRS WITH MEXICO. Wa,b.
ington correspondent, Of the New York Jour
nal OF Commerce writes. undss date of /, 4
instant
The new aspect Of our relations with Nle1
leo IS a subject OF much remark aud spec,,l,.
ton. 1he prospect oi a speedy aud amic.bl..
adjustment oi oil difficulties with Mcxiro /,
now before us. But it may be soon over.
sh8doV cd.
Tins government, Is 50 sansuiuc Of an at
Justinent on their own terms. that they b.v.
as ann this day informed upon pooJ su,bo,;'
~, discontinued all arrangements Tor such ,d.
diiionai supplies as might be necessary Tor
prolonged operations.
Ten Taylor, as before stated. will NO, on
beyond Monterey. That port have SUNNI
sed, would be his quarters till the end oi Tho
war. Bur now believe that ne will halt Al
Camarso, and never 60 farther, until il shall
he seen what influence the restoration of San.
Ia Anna u To have upon future relations.
The opinion which have found TO b, prey
aient - that Santa Anna, whose great ren,ita
ton aud large property are s,aked ON his ores
ent enterprise, will seek To consolidate his
power at home, by making peace abroad. !
am col the same opinion. His friends and "A
gents here have avoNed it, as his motley Ia
make peace with the United States Privato
oVeriurcs, to this effect have been made IN
TINS government, as is well known To me.
In The twenty-iourth Congressional District
oil Pennsylvania, composed of the counties of
Armstrong, Cleariicld, Butler aud Indiana. the
Hon. Findley Pdtteson has been nominated By
the Democracy for Congress The meeting
which nominated him passed, among Others,
the following resolutions:
ReSoioed. That we are opposed IN the 70.
peal OF the tariff act OF 1872 and are i'm lavo,
oi such tarlli as will afford ample protection
To The great interests OF our land
he0oiued, That we 1isapprove OF the course
OF The General Administration in relation 10
me Iary ON OF 1872, and believe that the
10 lsil should have entitled her Interests 80
more favorable consideration from that omar.
ter. ~ f""i
hesoiped That George ". Dallas bv his !
vote IN favor OF Mr.. Mchays bill, has forfeit |
eu a'l Claims TO further patronage from the old |
commonwealth that gave him "birh, lie aud
station" 'N "''N
ResoiUed, That we will not sunn,r, .,v
man hereafter Tor President. Congress- a, am
other representative office. who Is not n nrn.
'e0'iFe farm man IN deed an well as word.
RE-lMP0RTATI0NS The lea,lino edito.
nal article an the New York Journal of Com |
merce OF Thursday takes ground against the
Treasury Circle ON this subject The case is
clearly and conclusiyey presented by the ed !
itors, who say
The Secretary has, in our humble iudr- |
lncnt' lallen ints quite an error in his Circular
OF August %, IN which he saws that exnor,a-
TONS from the United States for the m,rnose
oi future importation at a lower dn,y are
irauduleut The whole question turns ON tile
debenture oath prescribed by law, which the
secretary quotes aud italiciLes, as follows
-, "hnd tie said exporter or exporters shall
likewise make oath, that the said goods. so
noticed for expectation, ant laiden ON bnaTd
such ship or vessel previous to the clearance
thereof; or Within ten days, (tweutv DAYS al
lowed nv the u section OF the act of 18th
Apni, le20.) alter such clearance, are truth in
tended to 6e cTPorted 10 TIE place Inherent no.
tice ShdH hare BEEN giucH. aud are not inf,nd.
ed to be rclanded ,oithin The l.. States.n
but tins intention TO reland within the l.
States applies 10 the outward VOYAGE. aul Is
but repetition OF the declaration lust before
IT, that the goods are truly intended To be
exported 10 The place whereof notice shall
nave been given The oath has no r,iercnce
toany ultimate intention at re -iIuportiuy the
same goods III legal way, paving duties ON
them according to law; bot TO the fraudulent
ues'gn oil smuggling them on shore: insfedd of
carrying them abroad.
we do not think second thought can he
nece ssary To convince every man that tbis -
the true aud only meaning uf ia. las ana
mat ~ goods are exported and really landed in
foreign country, the law is complied with
whatever may b. done with them afterwards
The law follows them no further Thi. has
been the universal, undisfute practice I'M
der the law, from the time ui its enactment IN
the administration Of the present Secretary
and to tins moment, except so much dispute as
may be contained in The Circular of July 20
lSl9, relating to Texas. The Practice has
not been altered, even since that Circular. for
Texas was deemed aud taken to BE- part of The
United States. and was held that Inc landing
OF goods there was only re-laudiug them with
W our territory. The decision ii reference 10
Texas was just, whether the reasons given for
~ We're sound or not II wnuli turn out. we
Dave no doubt, that ihe courts and jurlcs would
give yerdicis in favor at debenuircs on All
goods legally exported. however ouicktv tl,rv
hithi D. fe-imponsd afterwards
ne right OF thc case H. clear. unl tl,e whole
P0h,y OF 'he 'oSrmmeut ias bcen guided b,
~ w ihat goods should p,v no ip1f. dad,
iian isac'ally rhar8cabie, Wh.u th ., are h..
len tOf consumption.
So obviously unjust is thc Opposite con,s.
ani 50 thoroughly wss the right punriolo e..
'ablished. that 90 the COmpr0mise Al 81 WAS
divided b. Mr. Clay, thsi good, c,iitledtY,L..
D'niUfe might De- placed ia possession Of tbs
Cusioms during The time ol transition Tor a
lower raie Of duty and then given bsck 10 d,e
owner together with tee am0untryf the differ
enoe oi duty. This same appropriate and
reasonable prov sion ought O. haye been en-.