New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.


. GLOW. the recent Message Of toe President Of hayu
10 an interesting and well written docsmsut and ~
well repsys thorough pefasai
60, rra,sltroEs Before speaking 70 you o
the condition q the kepoDc' u = VI GO 80,
that the causes wnich nafe Oi'-' 90
should BE- sn4yzed. ...., e..,t,, ,he al
~ know gentlemen. criminal iscuOn' vac -
&c - .hlch has increased 10 proportion a. the Do
,,e,t ,na unanimously has oppJseo u na. At,elHp'
,.i,nin the past year . resoiuuonze tne eo-n"y
,.rs.r u suppress the hurstng iOrtn o. IaiA-y
,i,ag me 1eople became aroused. and enormous 50
rit IS followed. Inc amount OF P-D'.tl - . n.
irepensly Increased q; the same tune va. oul
- g,,.iaisfiuy This 70 the necessary ooh.ts4euc" p
ths los. Of soor from the sssenee o. p.oucsis N,
co.inue 10 abandon their heids 10 oi'oi - s1aN t'
ssisty o. loe 49,, having been absent four month
I.ni,aI they have not ye, had opportunity q
.-e In detail statement Of the financial condlu'I
y. =. country Extraordinary eXpenses caused hJ
VI ,Siuary circumstances vii be submitted % youi
x.nipstOB they Will have, without DOUBT your en-
,T.apDro5stion, and the government hopes gentlemen
thst your vote will sanction them.
The visit 81 the chef Of IN the southern depart
,nent has produced there the hsppes, results n tn'
par, az 10 al other portions Of Tue Republic uah'o"
lily and order reign .
internal dsssnsions the great political events "1lch
b.ve trsnspred IN Europe the want Of ndehty 10 Hay
tens Who have conspfed against me plOnc sooa IN
a,n., ,..vs han ny force % 81 these cifcun
-. ,ave brquQht about the financial and CONNER
is crisis which sgitstes the country The sufrfing'
~ ne people from the high price OF all ARTICLES OF con
suuytiop nxes ana aosoros al the attention Of Gov
,rs,f nd IL hopes gentlemen, that you viii JOIN i1
,sc an. continent 50 IS ~ endcayor ~ wise and
yelIcornbined mcssures, to relieve the people from
tas bardeas which press heavily upon them.
Economy IN al branches Of public service, - duty
binding upon government II has no hope OF nlins ~
Al once the deficiency; but 4 wll! consider much t.
have been done for the country when Il shall have sue
ceeded in Stopping the emission Of paper money audn
establishing just equilibrium between Us receipts and
f,se
Asreuiture Is .ti suffering in consequence Of trou-
b.s which have afflicted the country Meanwhile, 10
those uacss which not been the thester Of
r.ction labor has progressed in satisfactory
The ,ss Of our must improve under the favor
,,e auspices OF peace and Government will hasten A.
soou As circumstances viii permit u establish differ
eut agricultural district mills and machines Ia order
70 facilitate In those regions the improvement Of their
produce.
sized among us Government has for this strong de-
sire. The establishment Of workshops for the manu-.
fsciure OF powder. Of soap, Of psper, etc shall De
courssed We shall draw from II the double sdgan
tase OF employing greater number Of hands, and of
freeing ourselves from portion o. the taxes which We
are now Obliged 20 pay % the foreigner
The army 5 faithful 20 Ito trust having other Ob
Jet Of than It's country II has ever remained
deaf 70 the appeals Of crime and mas ever been found
Al is post where needed IN order u insure the
supremacy OF order In regard 70 IT, Government has
Only eulOgies 20 utter
Public instruction s making progress the people
comprehend inc abl btcersltl OF ne tht'h
siob Meanwhile the system Of teaching must be mod
tied and there conditions q be cstaoishec Ia order
hat the young Hsytens may equally participate 10 tnl
benefits Of sraiutous education which the state gaii
20 them Very particular attention viii be paid 70 the
choice q those Who shall compose The body ~ tcsch
srs ior 10 necessary % be guarded against couhdna
70 without fidelity - government and without 90
voon for the country tho delicate tax Of dirccuni
youth enligniening tao mind o. the young aud in
plating within them the noble sentiments 81 ught
and OF duty
Experience Of the past proves that private lutepcs
often becomes paramount O. general interests ln tn
case toe Intervention Of Government Ia certain transa
ions becomes necessity. Government viii claim o
you this night OF Intervention ia order 10 use II ~ pro
lection sgsinst tnst class who defend AT eNuaysgh
szigences.
Lave uniting all the conditions which relate 20 take
will be presented o. you Government will propose o,
you the sbrogaton Of laws aud Of arrangement OF law
who're execution IL recognized either as disastrous Z
our finances or suDvcrsve OF that spt Of peec" anf
concord which should exist between sgriculturisis
The Legislature will also be occupied with consider
iDg the protection of property, the encouragement OF
labor and la improving the morals ~ the people, by
laws foT the Repression Of theit and ysgTancy
Manifestations Ia this capital and from majority Of
the people Indicate that our constitutional compact l.
the exect expression of the wants and wishes Of
the country Faithful its promise OF tie OH of April
Government will be occupied during this session. with
the modification OF those articles Of which revision
may DO considered necessary
Ii IL not consistent with the dignity oil Government
speak you, gentlemen. OF the conduct OF those un
natural Hsytiens who have abandoned the country
after having bAthed with the blood Of their brethren
Ia their chagrn the actual order OF things they
striving vainly however. TO msesd foreign nations Ia
th. formation their opinions 70 the political event
which have just taken place here.
Government has the satisfaction of announcing 4
you gente men, that lie external relations upon
satisfactory footing and II rejoces 10 believe that 9th
ing will happen this state oi things u has sp
plsuded N so much the more esfnestness the kevO
luton which has substituted Republic In the place o.
monarchy IN France inasmuch rs this Revolution ha
proclaimed the emancipation OF our brethren.
The fore gn debt agreed 10. under preceding Admin
istrstion sacred obligation for the country the
Constitution places it under the safe keeping and loyal
~ of the nation and the Government will always hold
II an honor 10 fulnl the obligation.
Citizen Legislators It is only under the shadow OF
peace that Government realize its great antoipa
ton for the public good This peace we shall have
henceiorth Tor the Government Is profoundly inn
pressed with the belief that the powerful teachings
which nave been born of the past convince the sup
porers Of anarchy that the time FOR political specula
ton IL gone by
Government implOres your concurrence. In granting
this with frsnkne.s and loyalty. you Will clohe The
Government with all the power necessary for the com
pete fulhlment of the solemn oath which II took tht
hrst OF March, TO hl faithfully the Office of President
OF H.yu t. maintain with all its power the Constitu
ton and the laws OF the Baytan. people to make re-
spected every where the national independence and TIT
integrity OF the territory.