New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-25
s,nes the comm encenens OF the last session OF
100. . poss.l rrsatv With Great Britain has

Z ,nxre,s. a Possal Treaty with Great Britain o."
hsen -eceiv eli and rssiis a., and such regulations
rave been fl-ned By the Pos, Ohce DspsriIaeI"
Of TIE two countries. 10 parsnanee OF .hs' tsS'!'
a, 70 c.rry - provisions into "a. 0peEsr'n. Tue
ATTEMPT 10 ex. nd this same a. rsngen ea'' sn3Oos
roslaoS, To FrsDse, hss rot been equally saec-s''
~ bat the purpose + as been abandoned
r,-.osrtica A. statement OF the coalition OF
the Pcs: OF &C Department ard o her ms'-e',
connected VIE tn.i orsEch 81 the paohe ssiS''s'
refer yoa - toe Rsgo. Of the Po'tm ate
b. The ACT o. the q 81 March, l>is. BoAfd WAS
constituted - make arrangements Ter tsAinS 'he
seventh censas com posed al the secretary "
STATE. he Attorney GsGeraL sad tn Eosimaster
Genera. and B. was made tie deity 81 rms bosFd
"io prepare and cause 70 Dc printed slch 20 ~.
81 So eilles ~ sht &c necessity Tor the iui.
enumeration O.. the inhabitants O. tne n''ed
States snd $50 proper iorDs and scAedaies io'
co. Getting y statstca tables under proper r. sos
sch formation as 70 ~ Is. asricu.tGre. COM
mercs. msngi -ctGres edgcstos, snt o.her t'ptcs'
4, would exhibit full view % the pursuits. indus
trv education and sources o. The co MY Inc
fatles en- med upon the Census Board. nus estSo-
i, she'd. having been performed. u Low Its win
Congress 70 euscta lav i)r carry ne irt' effect the
PROVISION Of the CoustItst- n waich requires a.
ac.csl enumcrst o. Ct the people ct the United
| : ates " Thin the ensuing yea.
| Amony toe doties .sss ned BY TIE Const'tatcr
| - tbs Genersl vsrnGlentns che NJ 60 SC
1 2 MT -
| s.s obig,tory | slldde 10 the ifu't committed g
| Congress as tie exclusive legislator and sole
| gusr,iau Of the Interests CT tue District OF 10
iumbis oeg 70 commend trese interests 10
| Vout kind ate ton. A. the Nstonsl Msir'p Us
| tte Clty Of Ws.hinetcn mast % An oe)eci 81 sen
era Interest and. founded as Il ~ss uncsr the
ss.oice. Of rim ~ho,. imm'rt name It Hes'' 10
claims - the fostering care al Congress- preset
themselves with additional strength. "nNeNe'
an contribute - It's prosperity must en'tt tas
| ieeitugs Of 10. Constitutions guardians. ana roW-
| msnd their favorable consideration.
| Our (iovernmsa.is me Of tainted covers, sGd
| ts succ-s,fu' sdminsua,ion eminen;ly depends
| on the confinement of each of rs coordinse
branches within it's own spHopriate sphere. The
| first section OF the Constitution ortans that Al
legislative powers therein granted shall be vested
In A Co.'s ress oil the [ a.ted States. wtich shall
| G nss: Of q Senate and house ct Represents
| t,ves" The Executive has authority q recon
mend not 10 d!ctstsl rea ures 20 Congress hsv
| i7s performed that duty, the Executive Dai art
ment Of the Government cslnot rlShslu.ly c0nr i
the decision Of Congress any subject OF gtsa-
ton until that cision shall hsvS been ehIliy
submitted to tie President for approval The
| cbecN provided by the Constitution. IN the
| clsu.e comforting tho qualified veto, VII neV
| or De exercised BY me, except In the cases con
| tempssed By the fathers VI the Republic. view
IL snextsme measure, 20 be resorted q cn'y IN
| extraordinary cases-as where Il may oecoms ne
| cssssry ~ defend the executive sgsins. the en-
crlachmenis Of the legislative power or &C preven
hssty and inc onaiderae .. uccJnsttutiopSl iegAa
| ZION BY cautiously conhuing this remedy within
the sphere prescribed 70 II IN tie cot mporaneou'
expes tons of the trainers OF the Constitution, he
| will e me peo2le, 'esitimstey expressed on sl
subjects OF legislation through their constl tutpna
| organs. the Senators and RepresentatiVes OF the
| United States, will have iss fuil effect. As ia
| ispensaole 10 the preservation OF cur system OF
| self oStrnment the independence OF the Repre-
sen,s;ves ofthe States and the peoples guaranteed
| by TIE Constitution and they owe 10 respons
| blity to any human power but their constituents
| BY holding the Representative responsible only
| 20 thu peope, and exempting HIM from i
other influences, elevate tbs character OF
| tie constituent and quicken bis sense Of res
| possibility TO bis country. IL 10 under these
| circumstances only tina: tho ecctor can tSel
| that. Ia The choice Of the law maker, be 10 him
| ser. truly A component pa!t Of tho sovereign
power of the nation. With elnil care We shoald
study 10 defend the rights Of Executive and
Judicial Department.. Oar Government can only
| % preserved ia its purity oy ths suppression
| and eutire elimination OF every claim or ten iency
| of one COO dirate branch to encroGchment upon
| another With the strict observance If this RAJ e
| aud the other iulunctons OF the Con,ttution-
| With sedOlous incubation OF that respect AMI
love for the UUIon Of the States which our fathers
| cherished AMI eDjoinsd upon their Children and
| vita ths aid Of that overruiing Providence which
mss so long ard kindly guarded our liberties
and institutions, we may reasonably expect TO
transmit them with their ilnumerable blessings
| TO tbs remotest pOsterity.
Bat attachment 10 the union Of The States should
be babituslly fos.ered 10 every American heat
| For more than hslt c,ntary. during which king
doms and empires have fallen this Union has stood
mistaken. The patriots who formed i. have lopg
since descended 10 the grave; yet still it remains
| the proadest monument to their memory, and the
object OF affection aad al mirs,ion with every one
| worthy to bear the American name. la my Judg
ment. its dissolution would be the greatest Of ca
lsmities and TO aver, that should be the study OF
| every American. Upon It's preservation must de-
pend our own happiness and that Of Juatless gen
| erations 10 come. Whatever dangers may threat
IT, shall stand by /, sod maintain it in It's In
tegrity TO the fall extent OF the obligations i'm.
posed, and the power conferred upon me ny the
Constitution T. TAYLOR.
WARRINGTON, December ilh, lef9
CITY ITEMS.