The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-18

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% power " which he 3 enabled, under re-
sllicllQng and responsibilities simply suii-
Gent 70 guard The public interest, to suspend
the passage Of 4 bin whose merits cannot se-
(cufe Che approval of tTo1thipds Of tIhe Sem
ate and House Vf Represe natives until the
Judgement Of the people Gun be obtained
Ethereon. ana which has saved the American
Epeople from t9e corrupt and tyIanical domi-
nation O Inc nank 81 tne Inited States, and
from 2 ;corIupuns syssem q generai internal
Iimproyemenis.
HeSoiuea, ,nat ts psMoeietic party VIII
faithfully aplueE py ana upnoia me principles
lald down IN tne hsnsuehy epa Virginia re-
is0iuifonso ol llyo, anu ~ u.e !. lepVlt. 2! ML.
Madison 10 the virginia Leels'asuFe, ~ l.ss;
that 1t adopts those pllnciples as constitu-
ting one OF the man iounuatons q hs poll
tical creed send ls resolved .o carry Inem OUT
in their obvious meaning ana import.
RssolDsd, !hat the war Wisn Mexico, up
on all Inc principles o. palrlousm ana Inc
Ilaws'oi nations, was a Just and necessary war
Ionour part, IN which every American clllzen
lshould have shown himself on the SIDE Of
his country, and neither morally or PHYSICAL
i ", BY word or deed, nave given aid and COM
Tort 70 the enemy.
hcSotptd, inat tWe ieJoice ~ we les'ola-
on y s isni .o'aso' nd aarnastIn das;.a s I
rlher all the blessings and prosperity which we
enjoy under Republican institutions, and we
Congratulate the American people upon The
results ol ihat war, Which nave 80 MANIFEST
Ns..n w p ~ ;ns,,re5 - w. IIn;tsJ
States .sirdemnity for the past and security
for the fuiurep
! RcsoIved, That in view of the condition of
popular institutions il, the old world, "a high
: and sacred duty is desoIved with increased
responsibility upon the Democratic party of
J this country as the party of The people, TO
uphold and maintain The rights Of every State,
I and thereby the Union of the States, and TO
] sustain andadvance among US constitutional
8 liberty, by continuing to resist all monopo-
: lies and exclusive legislation for The benefit
of the few at the expense of The many, and
bya yigilant and constant adherence TO those
principles and compromises OF the constltu-
? tion, which are broad enough and strong
S enough 10 embrace and uphold the Union as
4 il is and the Union as it shall be, in the full
: Iexpansion Of the energies and capacities OF
: this great and progressive people
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0 Arrival of the steamer Baltic.
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eI NEW YORK, June A,.
: The steamer Baltic, with dates from Liver
: p9ol to the I'd inst, arrived at her wharf, yes
terday. M
GcommERcIAf. rxrRrnIarxcy.
Fl =,
: Inc sales oiCotton Tor three days were 49,
wv bales, me market closing at Q shade cas-
E lei prices. Ihe quotations are iair Orleans
!; o1c; maanhg do oo-loo upland lair 9Bd,
anu up'ana mlddling ot@o 5-ioc.
niaae IN 'he ma9uiactuflng disircts was
dlli, o"inS " tne Whllsun noiidays.
I2ecoin marke' m was we'll attended, and
n Whea.'and Flour met with a ready sale at
the last quotations.
r Corn had iurlner advanced rs per quarter,
with moderate arrivals.
II In other articles there IS nothing -oi inter
/ est TO report the business doing ID them be-
r ing OF retail character. ~,
). Consols had iurther advanced, and closed
at l00t@s.
4 Foreign stocks We're hrm put Inacnre.
f GENERAL INTELLrGEEcE.
The Baltic brings ~ passengers and a inlt
freight.
; The Europa arrived at Liverpool ON the
q 3Olh.
7. The'Safah Sands had to put into falmoulh
short oil coal.
4 Inc poiitlcal affairs IN France were quief
+ The French import returns show great IN
provement IN trade. ~.
Ihe news from england is not OF much
interest:
The floor o. a building occupld as a, Corn
Exchange at Liverpool, tell IN. BY which
:. large number OF persons were preclpitated
i some len or Twelve ieet; two were instantly
killed and great many severely injured.
II was rumored at Berlin that Nenichatel
+ will be given back 10 Prussia,
Slr John Smith had returned from the Cape
I where fighting still continued.
= Full details,of the war in India has been
! received. Rangoon was taken aftera three
5 days seige; the magazine was blownlup with
!. bomb shells, which caused severe loss oflife.
The cholera had made its appearance among
the British troops.
III The question in regard to the oy nership OF
the Guano Island of Lobos continued TO be