New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

,ayes proper for ing Them out to the circumstances
g@sord Thst ihe.e principles are benehcent and on
,ervsdve founded on practical construction " iae Con
stuton 10 iaase Il accomplish IL Designed o1lecis 70
et more perfect union, es=hsh asuee ensure dornes-
nc tranquility, pruyoe for the common d-irnc Rrono.s
lie General weifaIe ana secure lc oes'ins7 o. i''y "
our. lyes az d posteTity -ti.h
s Bssofr,d That prominent among The measWs ~uch
W. deem exped lent tle present ine are inc mPto
re-, III Rivers kts end HarhOrs OF LauonAl
and the Observance Of The pria ciples OF e4lJ 80
H. states In adrniuisterug the public lands -,
Rcs0rcd Trst The public lands naslIE seen - t.' -
bv lbe common hood aud treasure a. - hel1 ia uss ~
r., oJes r the rfon NJ OF ne States and that VI
ssr,Gv nfoiest agslst lhe GuJusI policy 10 ~hcn NE
Federal Government is fest tending, OF granting mem
M a., lie ssfes IN " itch The, lie aud that also IN
g., lie as'es should sced on equal foonng
ssu1especs gratis If cubic iands Jr specia pu
n ore uus fr oeveoped. in unfolding The Compromise
Me- Rfures ard lie general cODduci, has Oeen eHhell3
characterized bv wisdom and patriotism, by diguiy ana
1s-s,irr "a Justice ana s sienay entitled he warmest
npplau.e OF he counirymen OF al sections ,..
g. Resoired, Thai al guess'ns Oi secHon4 onaa
r.irg pr6e he Fesers Government. havilg been Wisely
and fsppv ADJUSTED by the compromise measures Of Con
qress sid thar great questions OF disputed Sas pocy
fsvirr been settled by the adoption Of he new Consu-
lion IL Is The imperative olcaie Of patriotism and GUY
thar Wig party Of Kentucky, as insy love Tue mon
and PAM for The welfare " ne country rsy mel
In sdd phaaux Of Old IN defense OF their great pfia
cipes aud we earnesy appea 20 .uru pa ~, utmost
the integrity OF Their pnncpIes 10 olsplay w
charity harmony srd unanimiy IN al their pohuca NC
ton ~ thu only Of acquiring lust ascenaancy II
the councils OF the nation and preserving IN ne S'a'e
Bssired That the new Constitution OF Kentucky, hay
inp been adopted by the people the esn authority 20
which ell should bow wh respectful and cheerful suoms'
sion every loyal cilizen should ouufuhy DO everything III
bs oveT 10 Give il easy ana efficient operation the sd
pfe me tuDo su ena law Of the snd according 70 NE nte
lion OF is TsIneTs and that ia Int distribution Of POhucA
b,oys and eaices no determinations should be msde
fouuoed OF the opinions citizens ia regard 10 mat instr
rept " hen It's adoption WIS open question; bat mat A
Wings should he recognized standing OIL perfect equal
iy without nvoious favor 10 one class Of thei or odous
prescription another 60,
10 Pesolred That the Constitution Of the United States
spd the laws made In pursuance thereof constitute tn- SUI
pree law Of the lsno and il is the duty Of the ohces o.
! The Federal Goveumentto enforce The same.
H. Resoired, THAI Henry CLAY, FOR long life Of emf
rent land beuefcen public service aud especially of u'
pa roic and almost superhumsu lsbors 70 dryshs ana s
vocsng the great Of peece snd harmony Eno"I
o. tbs COMPROMISE is entitled, in an especial menner 70
the gratitude of Kentucky Of The Unon and Of the ehd'
ofcivil liberty throughout he world.