The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-26

ions OF the conventions by OF an Official exchange
Of declarations, provided that such state or states snail
confer similar favors upon the said United States, to
those conferred by the kingdom OF Hanover and observe
and be subject To the conditions, supuatons anu
obligations" The Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, as has
seen, has already avaled herself of this article, and
,her States, preparing to do so, by changing then
IMPORT and transit duties TO meet the terms re-
luirel, Mecklenburg- Schwerin with population OF
10000 inhabiiantshe weahiest in proportion to it,
,ize of any of the continental States of Europe-wl
become party at an early day We learn that the rea
ions OF this most respectable Duchy with country
IRE guided by enlightened ami generous craftsmanship,
md tina, her population will probably per
mead in the aggregate of products under the mole
IF duties which she is about establish, than any Euro
pean customer have. The first diplomatic agent
EVER accredited to MeckIenbug from country was
Mr.. Mann, who describes her prime minister most
intelligent courteous, and accomplished public function
ary
1t will be from the correspondence accompanying
the treaty. that the republic of Bremen has consented
bosh her transit duties the principal American sta
pies going into Hanover and that she proposes adopt
similar measure in favor OF goods destined other
states of the Zoll- Veren as soon those states may
agree 10 a reciprocal p0cy III Is que 10 MI Nailn 10
say that this step taken BY the republic of Bremen
on his suggestion though he was not officially accredited
TO that government Such result is highly honorable
testimony of the high estimation in which Mr. Mann is
held by the enlightened public functonares OF Bremen,
and the confidence reposed by them in his judgment and
abilities.
The Hanover treaty is the fruit OF the present admins
ration Ii is another of the riumphs OF the principles Of
Observation-Disclosures tribute the progress of the age
mother evidence OF the just claim which this admnis-
ration has the support of free people, aud to the
spect of the civilized states of the Old World 1t is the
mustard seed we trust of more extended commercial
freedom and liberal Improvement in the intercourse Of ma
lions. And yet il is this administration which the bigo-
ed opposition attempting overthrow for the purpose
of bringing in their narrow and contracted system of
protective duties AMI of fictitious regulations We hail
his treaty of Hanover with peculiar pleasure and claim
for all parties concerned in 1.-THE President the Secreta-
nv of State, and the agent who conducted the nego-
iation--the thanks of the people.
We state with much pleasure, that Immediately after
the treaty was proclaimed al Hanover, an Improvement
in the prices OF tobacco experienced in Germany,
which is extending itself this country. We trust that
the planters of Nary Oao, Virginia North Caro-
ina Tennessee Kentucky and Missouri, will perceive
ertanel BY the President and Secretary OF State TO leave
no effort untried promote their prosperity they
unmndu as must be apparent to every one, of the in
erests of the rce-grower OF South Carolina, the
whale fisherman OF New England