Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-25

? .Hllsu, anu t1e phbite moneys been placed O
depestte IN hanks, heatly lie while Of hi
stilptlnt would base gone into their vaults, M
e be thrown INSTRUMENTATION BY then. bit h 1
Withheld itdt1 the hands III the people ae a eli
te1cY. ard made the basis Of new and n%nattf,etl
issues Of bark paptr. A large pfpnorfinn !
thP specis imported has besl paid iufg NE treas
my tDf public dues and BifeF hayinU fsap. 1
4 greet extent feeoined at tie mint. has beHI
paid pht to the public creditors, and Zone int
circulation as q currency among Tie people
The %ptnutint If gold and silver coin NOV IN gir
euiatofi ~ Tie country is largetth ut any FOR
r1ef period.
This fnencialsyslstn established bv tie fo1stipiiton
~ treasury has heeni titus far e%t1ihehtiy suEctsaf8t il
Ils vpsts!lgns; eng ! fecgrntnsnd an adherence to nj
hs essential provisions, aud especially 10 the vital pro
vision witch wholly separates tie government ftnn
at egItieHiUn With hHtks. ard excludes bRttk mans
ffntt all revenue receipts.
IN s5nn Gifts aetails not involving Tia general min
ctbles, tie system is defsttiYe, and Fgtil fRttfire ni13i
t]icatiun THESE defacts, and sHeh amendments ~ art
0aeined Important wee set forth in Tue laAt auDra
fepdh q the Seststaty n lhe TtsasurY, Thess
glltteftftn1lehts are Hgalb recommended 70 The early mad
Atghrsble consideration Of CUtigtess,
During he past Eeaf, the euinage nj The mint ami
ts ~bfhnelies hes exceeded twenty millions ofduliRrs
IIiis has consisted chiefly IN converting Tie toius ii
fpEeiBn %t011tfiee tHtB American cnih.
TIE lhrgest amount BR foreign coin impaired has
been received OF Hew YUtk, and n d branch mipi
Tsre Established 81 that city aIt HE foreign coin re-
eetytd ~ that p~0rtcBula stones be converted into nly
own com without HE expense, risk end 1etay of tfHtls.
porting II 10 tue mint fUt' lhal purpose. and lFs amount
reeuitea wuul1 be much larger.
Experience has proved ttat foreign coin, and eeps.
claly fureisn gold coin viii not circulate axtpu4iVsfv
~ 9 currency antuHg the people. The iinpurta6t
gold and silver, and ii dilusife it aai5i,F fms 5 gg51 ~
can nnlg be eaeBted hY eohveftinF such fsteiFp 6pli
mug american com. I rsFeRt tue recommendation
ephtaliel IN my last HiiHtal message for tie establish.
iient n 4 branch pf lha tn1 9f the United States al
the city ~ HeH YutA!
all HE public lands which had heaf stirVatad siuH
were Fu94g tor ntpFEHt fNvn iHnft tlTJoNInit,taa nm gnl.
during the past yeaf. Tire q1anliiv offered and In RI
offered fhr sale, tadef rroelaH8tioifa issued siutsibr
UT OF lbHltHFy laBt, amounts 70 A.tsa.s7t AFFps. ftt,s
prosperity Of lie Weston States ana ltstfit6tias n
which titse lands lie will be advanced hV tIaIt spaedv
aalfi y Withhgpldi1g Item from tiafket their growth
eng increase Of population would be retarded, while
th81aatFs Of our entefpfisihs sna niBfitutibns frbtliaf
population tFUlld be deprived Of The opportunity Of
securing ffeelglds for themselves aud their lendias,
hut IL addition 10 the general considerations VshGEH
rendered the early sale 81 thesa lands nfgnpf. # ygas !
leading object at this time te derive as large q ettfi ID
ppsslbie MBn THIS suttses aud thus diminish by thai
aniuitllt The public loan rendered necessary Ell Tie 81.
istsnFe u z lptetsii war.
Il ID estimated tltBt MOI lsss tian Ten n3ifttgnH m
acfes9i The public lends will We surveyed ahd be in d
condition 10 be proclaimed Tor sale dufiBF liz vear
lH4y III nv last aiitlal message presented file reA-
sons Wtlth, IN my Judgment, fetdefed II proper ~
~gfaduatH and reduces Tie b,ice Of stch of dp rpttir
lands az have remained ufisbId for long ppltoaa ahat
flgy haa been Uttered f7t sale at piblle auction.
Many millions III attbs Of public lands lYirH within
file limits 81 several OF lie western atftpt hpFe isep
oileted in the ttlatket, and been subject tn sale nj bti-
FHESE entity ttt ltAltH NUN LIS EHtF FBNFsg anu large UfInFt-
titles lgr more than thifty years, ~ The lowest price
ggtss tttbed w the exciting lsr~s nd y he's lseH tsttt1
tltat ttsy VIII nut tUtulnahd tliat price. They masf
ie1tin gnsul1 snd un6ulti4ated TIT an Indefinite ne ne
tied, tileas file pthee demanded f0t thent by fhg d.
$sfiitleit shall BE- reduced No satisfaet5fy reason IL
p~etbeiyeH why they should be longer held st tafes
alhve their teal value. At The present period an all
ditipHal tHesBi exists far ]aenptina HE tieasti+k FeFftri.
lieilded, Wien The country IL engaged III 4 f9raigr
Wati and We must necessarily resort 10 iosts. IT would
seem " be the dictate Of wisdom that we sliytttd Avsil
bti selves ut all ott resources. mud tlis lfnif fir
slide HtniL
1 recommend that the exciting laws on the subjeet
ht presumption rights he amended and modified "a Ms
~ opertte tf7HfHetivelF, and TO embrace eli vha ntHy
settle UPON tie public tauds and maize announcements
npotl tltstl before they re surveyed, 49, well ~ after
wards, In ell cases Wnete such settlements NAV h. |
made Hfter the Indian title shall have beet extiu-
auisisda
# tie Fight Of presumption be thus extended. it win
~elhbrtSe g large end f1eritOti0us class Of Ohr tili5sus. |
70 WI tpefease tile nlnln1ter Of small fraehHldefs upon
our bDtdefs, who viii be enabled thsteity IA edGFaia |
tflsir t%llildfel ttid otherwise Improve their condition.
WINE they van lie found DIT al times, Bs they have
proved themselves to be. in tile hour of danger
70 then, county, among utr hardest and best voiifi-
soldiers, ever ready to tender their Batviras il
cases bf emergency, and among tie last III leave M
81 lotg as an enemy remains To be encountered.
5tea u policy VIII also impress These patriotic pioneer
7~nitgtahts with deeper feelings Of gratitude for HE M
rental ears Of theit government. when tlfpv find tbeir
lsafHst interests secured to them by the nerHppp9t
WIS q th9 ls.utd, and tent tltey are no ~luigRrih danger
iiuslils their homes and hRrd-eafHed improvements
ly beitg brought ihtb unlpetiliBtl with q more tgaa1fbv
VI purchasers st the land sales,
nj ibrS ptsrs3i,,g ssssis5,, i, ttst a8 ssts ~ men iasl
ishita ! tstTii5f3s1 gnra4isstaat7 y Y sstaY-
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u NV ~ IaNsl y HHE FeAulAF1y organized
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