New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

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torn 8, s-i, az s o. r- sar-yor oel.ra Register 80 Sc
c-sr - ,-f' irt oats OF 80 o. ih'~- -' 80 !.
tis a. .t rrt,1 r-s.'a nat aeg shs 70 Ay -ef'. oe
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ss-- Pas. N,-,-r .1ch -st,u- OF b-- hr-st
pm, &C. a. 1i' 10 -sssry tr a-.f aetna support
This Is going further than We 90 with soldiers We
do DOT make them give bond and security 10 no,
make tsserton len upon their property FOR the
amount al penalty. Yet we propose - DO this with
our surveyors and and ofscers Vsu and mpotsn,
precsuton only showing the folly OF the whole scheme
for who would take such osths and sign such bonds
but those who meant - violate them VINO suppo.es
these pains sud penalties would be Of any avail or in
the least prevent al these persons with their friends
and followers. fr1m taking What gold they could and
and going or with Il when they pleased Formerly
there me of forty pounds Of tobacco In Virgin.
"a on the constable that would not serve cut hi. time
and that mi ht hsve been omnipetent with the con.
stable but these bonds osths penalties aud oreitGres
will be unsvsng the gold found is worth more than
the salary.
Not content with these bonds and osihs, the bin
tries he mileage system upon these slippery officers
Having seen toe good eject OF mileage n bringing In
members Of Congress and binding the MON together
Il ies the same system upon these officers and ofers
them an average of $40 mule Here s the emptstion
"Ani or .ur' - rusc ,a AZ Frsa- cam. aSos- men
tol-i. - DEPUTY sht bel ao~et Qt src~~tg - aver
AZ of So per ra-.
Ten dolarss mile This Is better than Congress
mileage. But will !, do even f averaged VIII itstop
the crew i they hnd the gold under their ieet' WIN
they 40 o. the end OF the miles in order 10 get the
average. instead of stopping and helpag themselves.
with wooden shovel some carloads Of the shining
stuff VIII any maximum or minimum giving an sv
eraee Of ten 20 the mile be suicient-ssy three dollars
where the gold i thin only an inch thick and seven
teen dollars mile where Il Is thick say snke-deep, or
VIII the mileage tempt them % go this
legislation utendsto make them DO or will they al stop
han and har ana
would all stop the first thil and dig up. and
pocket the gold yreedy the old hen and her brood
would scratch up snd gobee up tne whole bill OF ants
Undoubtedly they would and the provision only shows
the impotence OF legislation u sustain an unwise system
Mr. President have made my objections 10 the bill
Of the Committee Il q now right that should pro
duce my do 80, and offer substitute for the
whole BILL IN the form OF Instructions 70 the Committee
which have drawn up. snd which the senate has or
dered to be printed. This IS my substitute
To r-eo 'he s of a'oertanas lam, an tie o. aat,
rts ans provide survey the as therein, % th- Con
-- Pu5c Iirs With Instruction.. % n7ar- r'o ne -'p-d
., ~ 49, t 4os,tr. ~ aetna, .-,tlsr. ,ns permit. %
wors the gold and FOE that purpose 70 provide
s appointment as Recorder OF sns u,iss Who sha
custody Of Al - public ,rh re'toa 10 ne s,po.'
pooI ant. and 'hs record al he grant. and a. lam,
ia, -, =. 20 ais ,,s,s 1, ~. G.a.rs I.pS
Odc- ws.hrxu c other delivered 90 th- surveyor
nan 10 - r.,si n h. oa. ard Of she6 map copy
transmitted o. The General and ohe sni another 70 b. hsd 81"
Sssnd To prov- ar the avsi giant.
poss..ons by aathrrng is 90 be sust from tho ta'st
state. District against ts party possession TO cone ,na
b. clam, and 20 show os'e WY ne giant
should ut be possession yacs.i Every case
Recorder Of Land rtes uon consultation With ne Dc
lt Attorney Or ty ori-rs from he General sni ohe hs - -
instructed . be Of opinion that me same not sad anssr hs
Treaty 9TH MsIo The az Of naen' and 'es o. ,s ~
10 be anal against che United states, "a al ea-s, Nh-- n &
question si b worth e's than $500 bat no g.o OF
from the General Government ,,
~ Il 81 ntHIHHaa
Fsfi To provide boz donations OF and actual settlers heads
Of a'ns so, 'nd single men over ss-n yssf,o "a sn'
,sT,. ,, .,. n Oregon sbrh pa...d Jsnas J.
FA To provide @ n order = so as g'i m me- =. sy
ag nnany the .pot all questions Of boundary or ass
-r-uc- among the gs-r' The 'sd psfm' 20 onuaue
The ot sods BY M person r-cs'ng g. aai % % united
let square
This plan ls equitable and Just and eon'ormsble 70
the rights of the parties under the treaty tne IA" on
nations and the decisions of the Supreme Court IL
does not disturb the country IL only provides tor
trials in cases where there Is real impeachment OF
title Ii gives fair judicial trial, In cases doubtful 10
the party whose title Is mpeached IL sayesthe party
from coming 20 Congress beggars and supphsnts IL
makes liberal donations 10 actual settlers and that 10
a point on which have my own highest appreciation
| Forty years ago, when member OF the "eherh 40
semby OF tennessee took the part OF the occupant
| the occupant of Nolichucky French Broad aud bil
and Little Pigeon and have been defending occu
pants ever since Al this time there are some on tne
shores Of the Pacific whose fathers nave p'o,ec'eu 10
tennessee took the part of the occupsnt-the occu
pant of Nolichucky, French Broad and Big aud Little
! Pigeon. and have beeu defending occupants ever
since Al this Tins there some on ths SHORES OF the
Pacific whose fathers have protected In Tennessee and
Missouri And never were any settlers more merito.
riuus and deserving than those who nrst settled ana
then conquered California Tor the United states-~no
we're the hrt 20 carry the of the United states
unon The waves of the Pscifc-and who have yet
received no pay for their patriotic and heroic services