Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

We ssov's serurs soa ssassf ssaiiab's
the cpsevse. ss-v.dy msde. sed should bold
add OK cVpy IN wShh asy 81 mo out
pcsssss,cs. Wsshssh prss ~'Iaaty or
erpsss ~ VIZ seotr Asnioss 10 dtf'sy
tho esp-asss cIIht wst ~ 10 m~so',cnr
as Ma GO srf,sss IN ,etsss~ay, &c should
sdoP measures for Indemnify 10 ouuelres
BY aPpropti.I'ng permanently such pon'on
Of their Territory. esssus ksor .hs pol'-
ey which has bern suggcssd to withdraw
our army altogether 10 desi gnatad Inc &
simply hold and dcFrod Il
To withdraw oui forces would disgrace
the ASTON IN Its own estimation and that OF
the World. To rocede 10 line and slm-
pr bold and defend il. wonld not lermioa lie
the var. bul 90 the contrary, would give
encouragement to MEXICO. Il has never
been contemplated by me ns IN object Of
the war 60 make q permanent eonquea al
the Republic Of Mexico, or snuihiis'c her
~perste existence We demand honorable
o~aee. fhst prace moa bring indemnity
for The past, and srcu'ity for the future.
II may be deemed proper for DOR com
msnd'og Generals 10 give encouragement,
snd sssuruoees OF protection Of the friends
o! pcser IN Mr1ro IN the establishment &
msinieusnoc Of q free Republican Govern
meni Of their own choiee, able and will ny
TO conclude p~nee This NAV become the
only mode OF oiAnining n peace, and could
such be the result Of the war il would thus
be converted into mn codur'ng blessing to
herself
n We ultimately fail in this, we should
eun,noe to occupy her country, tnking the
full measure of Indemnify in our hands -
This 10 necessary tr cor own safety, and
fer our established policy. Il may be bat
lb~ Mexican Government nee misundrr-
stood our forbtarsnce. The prosecution Of
the ,neteetie podlcy proposed mus, soon
uodcceive them. They may have drawn
false ntrenees from The supposed division
Of opinions in the Uoted States, the Mex
ems having shown themselves incapable
OF spprcciaImg our forb,prnnce
The President calls the attention Of Con
gress to the condition Of our citizens in Chi
ma and recommends that Congress pa Is n
Law for the punishment Of American crimi-
nails in That country. .I...
The Secretary Of State has submitted es-
Inmates for the opening diplomatic relations
with the Papal States. For the remainder
OF the present fiscal year, 4 loan of SIS.
500 600 will be sufficient, provided Cor
grcss taxes tea and coffee aud graduates the
price Of the public lands.
Should these measures be adopted early
10 the season, the loan may be reduced to
81 900, 600 Should the war be con,inu-
cd till June 80. lS49. a. further loan of
$40, 500 900 win be required for the fiscal
year ending on that day, in case no duty be
imposed on Tea and Coffee The tariff Of
1916 is said to have worked admirably, and
the President recommends that it be not
disturbed ,.,..... .,,,t
The coinage at the Mint and its Branches
the past year amounts to over $40, 900 900,
principally in converting foreign coin into
American
1t is estimated that $40, 100000 acres
Of Public lauds will be surveyed and ready
for market during the year ls4o. .al
The President recommends the gradua-
ton and reduction Of price of public lands
The Warchcuscing system Is said to have
worked well, aud adherence to its provis-
ions is recommended.
A reciprocal and satisfactory postal ar
rsngement has been made with Bremen, but
nothing satisfactory has been arranged with
England .~- ?, r. .,.
The President asks authority to increase
the regular army, and the volunteers,
, The Emperor of Brazil will soon appoin,
q Minister to the United States.
The Imports for the year ending Both
june lS47, have amounted to $l46, 545,
600, The Exports during the Same period
have amounted to Sl5S,64S, 900, of which
! 100 600. 900 are Of domestic produce.
The receipts of the Treasury for the year
ending june 80, have amouted to $26 BAG
600, Il which from Customs $751; IA 900
sales Of public lands $2,49s.OO0
The expenditures for the year ending
June 80. IS47, AaonDtcd TO sos, 45O, 600
Of which 50 522. 900 was on account OF th'
public debt The esimatcd receipts for the
year ending June 20 ls4s, are $4S42s
$50, Including . balance in ibe Treasury, !
peace is not concluded, Of $50 ,6l5 900 OIL
vigorous measures seang token to argument
the contributions from Mexico.
The President recommends strong Is sdu
ty on tea and coffee. aud estimates IS 00o
900, inoome from this source. lie state
that the hnanoial System, established by III
C0nstituii onsl Treasury has been cninenil
suoeessfal. and he recommends a strict nd
boresee 10 ID. especially 70 ats vital provi
son which separates the Government fror
all eonreciion with Banks Some amend
I'm nts sre recommended.
The ls.ports Of Speose for Inc Sscal yea
! amounts to S24, i2l zoe. The Presider
recommends the establishment OF Mint i
: New York, ssd urges the establishment Of
E territorial government in Oregon and the b
) .tnxnl Of rrnnt nf land in that country /