The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-09


lion, we should consider ourselves as delibera-
ling and acting f0r one and the same country,
and hear constantly in mind. that eilr regard and
our dutvare due, not to a particular part. only,
butto the whole. III
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comm and nro,ect n a1e;n,t aiI ,,eSsI sue
fraudnlent or nnh,st cla;ms Which ,nnv be nre,
sented gnr Their Adj nd;eat;o,, - - II
TLis District which has neither vo;c, noy
vote in ynpr ,del;herat;ans lacks 70 Won Eor nro-
tectiomopd aid and i commend oIl is M wants m 10
yourr favorable consideration. win full conf
denee that Won will meet Them not only with
insfioe bnt with liberality n should he horne
;nnnind tbht this civ ia ont Inv Wasbington
and consocrated bv his name. is located the
Capitol Of o,r nation. tbe emblem of our IN
ion and the symbol Of our Greatness. 's8'0'
Here also are situated all the public build
ings necessary for the use of government, and
allthese are exempt from taxation. 1t should
be'tbe pride of Americans to render this place
attractive to the people of the Whole republic,
and convenient and safe for the transaction Of
the public business and the preservation of the
public records. The government should there
fore beat liberal proportion of the burdens of
all necessary and useful Improvements, and as
nothing could contribute more to the health,
comfort and safety of the city, and the esecurity
of the public buildings and records, than an
abundant supply of pure water, respectfully
recommend that YOU rake such provisions for
obtaining the same as in your wisdom you may
deem prSter. - ''0.p@
The net passed at yoi,r last session making
certain uropositions TO Texas for settling the dis
puted boundary between that State and the ter
ritofyof New Mexico, was Immediately on its
passage transmitted bv EXPRESS to the govern
or of Texas. 10 be laid by him before the GEN
oral Assembly far its Agreement thereto. It's
rece;nt ,yos 3nlv aclnowledoed h,rf no official
information las vel Ieen rece;yed ~ tbe action
of is ~ Gc%.ral raT sseSh,y S fbeIeon. ( NAV NAV how
ever he very soon exnected as. by tbe terms ol
the mon s;t;ons submitted. thew were IN have
been acted upon onor before the first day of the
present month. n "a ,.,g
It,was hardly 70 have been expected that the
series of measures passed at your last session
with the view of healing the sectional differen.
ces which had sprung from the slavery and ter.
ritorial questions, should at once, have realized
their benificent purpose. 1900 lU5.
All mutual concession in the nature Of a com,
promise must necessarilyIbe unweIoome to mer
nf eytreme oninions. And thongb without s,,ol
concessions our constitution could not have beer %
formed and cannot be permanentlv sustained
vet w.,haye both sections of the Rem,blic1 II
reoniTed many months of discussion and delib:
Grafton 10 secure the concurrence of maiorit,
of Congress in their favor. 1t would be strange
If they were received with immediate opbrobs-