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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-22
Dieo,

In Buffalo, n. y, on the l4th inst MIR.
Charles Delong, in the seth year of his age.
The deceased was a resident of West Corn.
wall, Addison Co. VI. DurinGa recent Wis.
it in Wisconsin and vicinity he was attacked
with the well known Western Dysentery.
Fastening homewards he reached Buffalo
but only TO die In his decease we lose a
most excellent citizen, valuable neighbor,
and christian, faithful to Religion and Re
FORM reconced to the will of God, his
confidence in the Saviour confined till the
last. COMM.
In Iagar, Berrien Co. Mich, on Saturday
the 9TH of September, Mrs. MARY, wife of
Charles Lamb Esq, aged Sc years.
Having in early life embraced Christ, and
having lived for many years in the enjoy
raent of hope full of Immortality, adjoining
the Chrisrrian profession, and in full view Of
her approaching dissolution, trusting in Je-
sus ms The Resurrection and the life, she evin-
cling willingness to depart and be with
Christ, after which, reason having been de-
throned, she spoke no more, but quietly
breahed out her life in the bosom of her Sa.
viour, and went % rest.
In this town, on the 30lh ult., very sud
denly, Mr.. ISAAC CADY, aged "A years
Papers in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New
York, Ohio and Michigan, please copy.
Oct. l7th, on board steamer Crescent City,
between Charges and United States, JONI
IIoUGHroN, Windsor, VT, aged 80 years.
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SARAH DOUGLASS

STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remember.
District of Addison. SIS. cd that ut a Pro.
bate Court held AT Middlcbury, in and for the
District of Addison, ON the 10Th day Of October
A. d. 1850.
James II. Jetnc, Administrator of the cs,atcot
ABIATfiER AUSTIN,
late of Granville in said District deceased, pre-
sents his administration account for allowance
1t is thereupon ordered; that said account b,
considered for allowance. at the session Of thi,
Court 10 be held M the office Of the Register o.
this Court in said MiJdlebury, ON Thursday
the 7il day of November neSt at one o',lOck in
the afternoon and that notice tlicrcof be given
to all persons interested, that they may appear
and make their objections, If any they NAV
have, to the allowance Of said account. hy
publishing accrtifed copy of this order in the
Middlcbury Rcgister-a newspaper printed al
said Middlcbury-thrcc weeks successfully
previous to the time of said Court.
,Ied. 5. bushnell, Reyisbr.
Atrue Copy of Record.
90 Attest, .Jed S. BushnclL Register.
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Read tho following TO DR.. COrbctts Shaker Syrup
Of Sarsapurila
MEssRs. f. BRINLEY & Co.
Gentlemen Allow to afford YOU for any use that
you may approve, the facts my restoration
proraeted sickness, that seemed to defy all cure Ia
Cue year le4o, severe humor developed itself fret In
smah bloehes on my arms then on NV body generally
particularly on my face aud neck. After this became
subject 90 ssgefo structure my luurs until was
compelled to ubandOn my business occupations
Confined to my chamber, sought the aid Of nbysi
clans, who prescribed both internal and external nnn
cations for These all failed af benefit while The
affection Of my skin seemed TO increase
IesoTtcd then TO medicatcd baths but found my com.
plants steadily Increasing. Anxious TO escape appar
entity approaching death, adopted the OF varon,
Sarsaparilla compounds, 80 promisiney advertised
But my stomach became acid, rejecting food thus
aud the eruption on my skin Advised last By Alb
bee of Boston, resored TO Corbets Concentrated Syr
APP Of Sarsapara To my surprise, before taking three
bottles, found the rigor of my stomach returning and
my Appetite restored aad this attribute much being
spared from sneh inordnaie quantities
hod 10 the usual sarsapara mixtures OF the day. AZ
aar The usc of COrbetts Sarsaparla three months
any health restored all affection of the Lungs
removed and my skn made clean aud fair.
TO Corbetrs Shaker Syrup Of SaTsaparilla do alone
hiribue this cure, not until had used IL did find
my escape frow sufLafjDg
fhgjy FoVr grateful servant
WM. = GREENLEAF.
ls-,rhe above valuable medicine Is sold by T.. BRIN
FRI Co, Druggist, Boston, aud by their appointed
sad by z. II. wHEELOcK, Middlebury, also b,
Hs 4" "foush"ui the state. 26:lw
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BENEFITS OF LIFE INsuRANcF.-- I'VE noticed
some days since, the death Of Mr. lIczckiah
Col y, oil this city, (by an accident in Wiscon
sin, whose life was insured for $1,000, Mr.,
Colby just before leaving home, took out a
policy from the Hartford Life Insurance Com
pany, (of which a. j. Richmond, Appleton
Block, is agent for this cit J for the above sum-
As soon as the proper proofs were furnished,
the amount of the insurance was promptly paid
to the widow of the deceased Although the
Company has, by law, ninety days after the
proof is furnished, before payment, this case
las this Company has usually done. the money
was paid over without delay Courier.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Probate Court for the District of Adj
Olson, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons Al.
gainst the estate of
WILLIAM q. MARTIN,
late Of Orwell, in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in of
set thereto; Aud six months from The lst day
of October, 1880, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose. we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business of our
said appointments At Boyntons Inn, in sail
Orwell on the last Mondays of December,
1850, and March, 1851, from o'clock T. NJ.
until 1 o'clock, i. NJ. on each of sRid days.
ISRAEL SMITH, | Commits.
THOMAS 4. HAMMOND, I siorers.
Dated AT Orwell this ID day of October,
1850. 25
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IA The members of MiDDLEBURY COL
LEGE propose to take pleasure trip to Bur
lington on Wednesday, the 23d inst. They
reciprocate a call made them some year
since, by the students in the UNIvERsIrY
OF VERMONT. A special train will leave
the Depot at IL A. NJ, for their conveyance
May they bear JOYOUS hears, meet corda
greetings, find L" Il feast of fat things" AM
return with pleasure unmarried
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bOumihg like bird Of phrndiscte fair Il awcr of hnpt
the pride of her father aud the JOY Of her m"iher-hc
check flushed with anticipation, aud her eye bcamn.
with tho soft expression ofovc gay deans of it
dancing before her fancy, with the rich and vnrcgntcd
tins Of the rnnbow's hue We have seen ali this chang
cd-nyc, the wedding garment for shroul. and the br
DIAL chamber for scpuchrc of the dead aud all this by
ncgcctng common cold" Now, before II Is too late
use DIR. Rogers Syrup Of Liycrwort, Tar, and Can
changua which gives immediate relief thousands Of
our most ntclgen and wealthy families are ready and
willing to testify.
q See other Certificates in the Pamphlet, also long
adv crtsenicnt in another column
For Sale in Mddlcbury by L. Il. WHEEIOCK.
Sept. 10. 1850. 23.im
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Probate Court for the District Of Addi-
son, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine ANA
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
JOHN G. BALDWIN,
late Of Whiting, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: and six months from the 2cth day OF
September, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we DO therefore hereby give 70
ticc that We will attend TO the business of onI
said appointment at the dwelling house Of the
widow of j. C. Baldwin, in Whiting, on the
26th day of November and the oGth day of
March next, from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until four
O'Clock, Z. NJ. on Zach Of said days.
CALVIN FOSTER. Commits.
ASAHEL HUBBARD, { sioncrs.
Dated at W hitting, this Sd day OF October
1850 .
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"a" The committee on public buildings of
she United States Senate offer premium of
$500 for the best plan for the enlargement
of the Capital at Washington. 1t is rcquir-
ed that the plans and estimates shall provide
for the extension of the Capital, either by
aGditiona. wings, to be placed on the north
and south of the present building, or by the
erection Of a separate and distinct building,
within the enclosure, to be east of the bull
ding.-ftteLligencer.
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PROF. MANDEVILLE'S
II f. A DIN G BOOK S.
D. Appleton & Co, 200 Broadway, N. Y

These Books are recommended by the high
est authority, in New England and the Middle
States, as superior to any others for teaching
scholars to read with ease, yigor and uniform
correctness. They are adopted in the best A.
cadeni'eS in Vermont, and are recommended for
the common schools, in several OF the counties.
They are being generally adoptedu Maine and
several other States.
FoR SALE at the Principal bookstores 10
Vermont
Schools, towns and counties will be supplied
on very reasonable terms
For particulars, or supplies address w. NJ.
HATCH, Montpelier, w. 26tf
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NEW MUSIC BOOKS,
JU ST PUBLISH ED .

NANTICA LAUDIS, or THE AMERICAS
" Book OF CiIuRcn Music. By LOWELL
Mason ANb GruRuE JAMES WEDB. The o.
pinons of eminent musicians who have exam
incd its pages, fully warrant the assertion that
this is the most attractive and valuable collec-
ton uf Church Mtsic, ever published in this
country. In addition 10 copous selection OF
the best old tunes 1t is believed that ii contains
larger amount and greater variety of truly
beautiful New Music than any previous similar
work has done Most of this is drawn from the
highest sources, as the compositions OF Bcetho-
ven, Mozart. Guck, Handel Bach, Mcndclssohn,
Schubert, dc.
and Conductor Of Music in Mercer St. Church,
and Professor of Music in Rhtger's SPRINGER,
and other Institutes, says of this work, Both,
for beautiful and tasteful melodies and for
rich and truly scientific harmonics, il is far SUI
pcrior TO ahv similar work with which ] am ae
quainted."
George +. 1Iavtcr Esq, of Boston, Oreanist
TO the Musical Education Society, also 10 Old
South Church. &c. expresses the opinion that
Il For originality Of style. and excellence Of har
mony, it is the best Psalm, Book ever published
in this country"
~ Numerous other eminent Musicians e%
press themselves quite as strongly of its merits
Also, just published,
TIL L NJ l. l. O ID ! S r;
A new collection of Popular and Social Song
original or selected, harmonizcd and arrange
for Soprano. Alto, Tenor and Bass voices. b,
| George James Webb and William Mason
The works are for sale by Booksellers gen
orally Published by MASON & LAW.
ZIG Pearl Street New York
TAPPAN, IlllTEMORE 6 MASON,
2leop3t ia Washington Street, Boston.
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psD' y despatch from Washington, of The
date OF the 18th inst says: ~. Butler
King received his commission and gave bonds
to-day, ms Collector of San Francisco, Gen.
Twiess expresses great fears Of serious diff
cuties between the Indians and citizens Of
Texas. "--1Hds.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-22

BLACK SILKS Je,ceu s. Prescott No.
Milk Street, Boston, are always in posses
sion of complete assortment and the large
attention given TO this branch of their bust.
ness, ensures the richest and mos, durable
fabrics.
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YANKEE INQuIsITIvENEss.- sec b,
the Boston papers that Mr.. Andrews, III,
jailor' is constantly beset by persons who are
anxious TO know if he believes Professor
Webster to be really dead. The jaiIors an
swer is, thai as the man was Hanged, the DO
dy confined twelve hours, and then pu
twelve feet under ground his sincere belle
is, that if he is not dead, he soon will be-
Albany AnickerJocker.
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&C. a Washington letter TO the Baltimore
Sun, says: The burden of State affairs
bears lightly on Mr.. FILLMORE. lie has en-
ough to do, but finds time for every thing.
lie is calm and selfpossessed, and disposes
of matters Of Stale with promptness, inteli-
gence, and single eye TO the welfare of the
country"
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Consumtion Cured by u !ust's Pulmonary Balsam-t;en
cral Debility cured by Brants Purifying Extract.
Mcssfs. Iolstnndcf q Co, respectable moi chants of
Obcrn, Lorrnin Co, Ohio wrote, December 49, 1913 ,
" After allowing the rants Medicines which you sent
to us to remain nj Cleveland about three months We
sent for them We have been often deceived by such
medicines not proving to he equal to their ccommcnda
lions, aud therefore would sell when their want Of
efficacy was known that we considered it Improbable
TO keep such, and therefore preiudccd against
Brants supposng il to be better than many others
We have sale. Alter had received Brnnts. |,
"a. Holsnndc) was persuaded from roadiug the pam.
pets, 10 take bottle OF the Pulmonary Balsam home
My wife had boce afflicted with severe cough for a
bunt ten months and friends alarmed and fear
full that she would not find nothing TO relieve ar cure
her But notw outstanding prcudiccs to patent med
iciucs, We obliged TO say ahb chrctfullv confess
that GRANTS BAfSAM aud PURIFYING EN-
TRACT eau be depended ON in preference any all
of the many kinds that have beeu lcft with for salc
My wife Immediately relic, ed In her cough and
before she had finished using the first bottle began
gain strength and health and only three bottles edcc
ted perfect / he Purifying Extract have per
sonuy used for a general debility of tho system and
have hcsitancy in saving that it is the hest mediciu
to restore and invigoratc the system thatl have eve
| found. Ia every instance where have sold thcs
mrdicincs they have proved their efficacy and g,c
| the hest sasfactiom"
q For list of agents. advertisement in anotle
column. &c Nv
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-22

A YANKEE AT PoKER."-A Yankee and
Southerner were playing poker on steam
boat
81 havn't seen an ace for some time" re-
marked the Southerncr.
AVAIL guess you haint said the Yankee "
"but can tell you where they are, One of
them is up your shirt sleeve, and the other
three are in the top of one of my butcs"
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Rs We learn from the Lowell Courier.
that it has been decided to reduce the active
business operations of three OF the manufac-
turing corporations in ihst city about one
half, viz. the Suffolk, Hamilton, amt Apple
ton mills.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it rcmciiibtr.
District of Addison, SIS. I ed that. at Il Pro.
bate Court held at Middlcbury, in and for the
District of Addison, on the 9TH day Of October,
a. ID. $780,
James Dunn, administrator of the estate of
ROSWELL MOSELY.
late Of Brllport, in said District deceased. pre-.
scnts his petition in wtitihg TO this Coirt. pray
ing for license to sell real estate of said deccas.
cd, sufficient to raise the sum of Five Thous.
and, Five Hundred Dollars for the purpose OF
paying the debts of said deceased and cxpcn.
scs Of administration, and therein sets forth the
amount of debts allowed dgainst said estate, the
expenses Of administration, the value Of the
personal estate and the situation OF the real
estate OF said deceased. aud that it is necessary
to sell real estate sufficient To raise the said sum
Of $500 dollars for the purposes aforesaid :
1t is tlfereupon ordered, that said petition he
considered by this Court, at the session thereof
TO be held Mt the office of the Register of this
Court in said Mi1dlcbury, on Thursday, the
9Th day of November next, ut one O clock in the
afternoon; and that notice thereof be orivcn
10 all persons interested, that they may appear
and make their objections, if amy they may
have TO said license being granted, by publish.
ing certified copy of this order in the MIDI
dlcbury Regstcr--a newspaper rned at said
Middlcbury-three weeks successfully previous
to the time Of said Court.
.Ied s. Bushnell, Rcgiac,
| A true Copy VI Record.
~ Attest Jcd S Bushnell, Req;sier.
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Mount. Nebo Division
.1flarkrts.

BRIcHTeN, Oct. II.
At Market 1850 Beef Cattle; 2OOO Stores,
81 pairs Working Oxen, % Cows and Calves
1000 Sheep and Lambs.
PRlCEs-Becf Cattle-EXtra Sd, 25 tqual.
ity 5000 ID do. 5,75: Sd do. 81 4, 80
SToREs-Y carvings 81, Q . years old,
Silals; years old loa2S.
WORKING OXEN--SG2. GS, 20, -, so, 100.
Cows AND CALVES S23, %, %, 81, Sc, 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sl so, l,75, >, $50, 3.
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WASHING FLUID.

The most approved article for washing
clothes in use. By lis application, the neces-
sity Of hard rubbing is entirely dispensed with.
Orders from other towns will receive prompt
attention. For sale by the Pint, Quart or Gal
lon, with directions for using, at the Drug
Store of L. b. WHEELOCk,
Authorized Agent for this County
Oct. l. 1850. 20
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CENTRE TURNPIKE E.

Notice is hereby given that an assessment Of
two Dollars on share, has been laid on the
capital stock of said Company, payablc on the
FIST day OF November next. and that all deln
qucn shares will he sold at Auction, on Mon
day the It'll day Of November next Mt one o.
clock p. NJ. at the dwelling house Of L. Shaw,
in Ripton, for the payment If said assessment.
GEO. CHAPMAN, Treas.
Ripton, Oct. 10, 1850. 253w
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Majority, 1863
NoTL.-The 50 votes for David Mcacham
were intended for James Meacham /; his real
majority is, therefore, 1888.
No returns from Undcrhill, Lincoln and
Goshen.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

NVNI '"T'-''I ~ NIN15 4NVI IOI.
WE, the subscribers, being app oinied by the
Probate Court for the District OF New Haven, om-
missioners, TO receive, examine aud adjust all
claims aud demands Of all persons, against the cs.
tate Of
JOEL FROST,
late nf Bristol, in said District, deceased, aud
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto aud xix months from the 9Th day Of
September. A. ID. 1850, being allowed by said
Court ior that purpose, We do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the business OF
our said appointment, at the dwelling house of
Ransom Frost in Bristol, on the last Wednesday
"f October and March iron nine O'Clock, A. NJ
until four O'Clock, I NJ. on each Of said dn,s.
CIl1s. L.. SMITH,
LEVI HOFFMAN
Dated az Bristol, this 27lh day Of September
A. u. 1850. % 3w
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DEATH PROM A sLlGuT com,

by ees'seuns those saiuary precautions which
their imprudsnre- We have ssen tie young BRIDE
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Cranberries.

A lot of superior Cranberries just receiv.
ed and for sale by Il. l.. FULLER
Oct. "a, 1850. 26
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Cash will be Paid

For few Tons good Fleece Wool, IL deliv
cred soon. N. WOOD Il co.
Middlebury, June 81, 1850.
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DRESS GOODS,

Nous de Laincs, Cashmcrcs, Alpaca, Bril-
liantines, Ginghams, Calicocs, &c, just reed
Oct. Is by II. a. SHELDON.
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NOTICE.
Bounty Land for Soldiers

0F the War of sl2-of the Florida and other Indian
" Wars since l19l-and for the commits. Toned officers
Of the War with Mcxco,-wio served for month
aud upwards, and have received no aud-(and If deaf
for their widows mnnr chdrcn) Obtained under the
now law by IIORATIO WOODMAN, nj Railroad Ex.
change. Boston who has an agency A. Washington.
~ Cash paid for La id Patents.
Oct II, 1850. 2j6 mos.
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VO7NEW YORK CITY RfGEhENcEs. ~
Cure Of Consumption in Police O6fccr,
Messrs. Gabaudan s Condie, Druggists. No
loo Eighth Avenue, stale that this past summer
they sold Mr.. Lawrence, a Police Officer, six
bottles Of DR.. Rogers Liyerw6rt g. Tar. Ills
wife afterwards called upon them, and said that
her husband had been, for lime, lying very
low with Consumption, and that tue Physician
and their friends had derpared of h;s recovery.
But by the oftne above six bottles, he was ro-
stored 10 perfect health She says shc has no
doubt hui hat il was the above medicine alone
which cured him.
New York. Sept. 30Il- 1878,
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JAM ES Me KEAND,

A GOOD assortment Of Toys, Back Gam
IA mon Boards and Canes, Tor sale by
May 2s. f. G. MAYO.
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FALL & WINTER STOCK
FACTS OF FIR MNESS.

The Fact of Fit also claims attenlion-dis-
playing as II does the most artslical and easy
adaptation TO the figure of the wearer. The
Fact Of Economy is a well known Fact--ip
nnnrnn.ti..,a ,,itL IL, NJ II
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For Sale.

A LOT Of Small accounts. cheap for Cash, II
allied for soon. e. II CARPENTER.
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ESTRAY.
Ginghams & Prin is.
LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINING in the Post Office at Mid
IL dlebury, Sept 30.
\. j.
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attire are distinguished byuncqualled stylc-in
proof Of which, the Proprietor would call at
fpntinu m his
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
WAsurNoroS, Dec. "a.

The great subject of conyGrsntion today Is
the Message of the President, which was
submitted To both Houses ofCongrcss byCol.
Bliss, the Presidents Private Secretary. !
have rend the Message with unglloyed de-
light u IL document which win commend
itself to the good sense mud patriotism of tho
people, mud will win to the administration
the support of oil good men. !, appears to
me 20 lac true model Of what Presidents
Message ought TO he. II is short, concise and
Ineligible 10 the hunblest individual. There
is not an oVerplussuge Of words; there is no
attempt To misrepresent or deceive; there is
no desire to hide corruption by covering
of words Il is mniiy, straight forward. and
patriotic. Il is indeed quite refreshing to
read Presidents Message in which Ihe good
'of the country and not ofR-pnrty or n section
of the Union is The theme. We have in the
past had 20 much of the mere electoneering
ciaI-trnp in the Messages of the Presidents,
That the people have looked upon them with
dstrust. In the Message Of General Taylor,
the wants of the country, the state ofour for
eign relations, tho finaBeies Of our Home
Government, and'all the other grenI national
interests, are briefly, cogenily,a and fairly stat
ed; mud there the uIatter IL ieft-ie6 for legis.
lnive power-the Congress Of the United
States TO settle aud adjust.
The Inst paragraph will commend itself to
the whole American people. The brave old
man has no concenlment of opinions; he has
no desire TO dictate to Congress what meas
ures they shall pass or wllnt they shall not
pass. He follows the words of the consiitu-
tion,n nd "recommendsnt Congress the pas
snge Of such laws IN his opinion will hen
Ell, the country. lie recommends protec-
tive tarifT a tariff that will encourage the in
dusiry Of the country, md develcpe iis vast