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CANADA AS Was and May by Lieut.. Col
" Bonnycasle royal engineers Q vols London, 1852
Sophisns of Freeade and Popular Political Economy
ined by ]. b. Byles vol. London 1852
The Future The Science of Politics. by Alison vol Lon
1852
Political Experience Ancien bearing
upon modern times vol. London, 1852
Conewa Lewis the Methods OF Observation and Reasoning
In Puliucs; vols. London, 1852
Modern India Civil Government Natives, Native
by George Campbell, Bengal Civil Service
London, 1852
Assay Gold Silver and relating
existing Offices; by A Ryland
London, 1852
1859
The Erhibon and London in 1851 reviewed by DR..
Lardner; vol. London 1852
The nvasions Projected Invasions England by
Greasy, Nj A.; 1 vol. London, 1852
Imported per last steamer, by
July Is FRhNCK TAYLOR.
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A NEW Route co Pistsburx. via she Baltimore Sus-
~ qneAanna Perrssipania 10 Pbfsbvr
5 express Of viii Calvert station dsJ
with United stste mail from Washington and Baltimore "
connecting with the fast line at MiddIctown j. NJ
irving at Harrisburg nj u, p. m, 10 dinner V.
for westst D. srrivinr
Hodaysburg Atths point passengers have the opon
taking either the Johnown thence by packet boats
stages direct ON olidaysburgto Pittsborg.
Tickets sold following points by this train, 10 WI
York. Columbia, Marietta, Middetowp, Hsrrisbas
Port Perysvie Lewistown, Nc veysiown Hunt
fngdon, Hoidaysburg, and Pitisburg.
with the Cumberland Valley raiirosd
through Carlisle shppensbuc, Chamhcrsbure and
points o this road.
accommodation from Washington
points Of the will be
dep Ohio Railroad Company the arrival
receive the baggage, which viii
ROBERT STEWART,
OctI-dn taH Ticket Agent
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

CRAME HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION On
Monday, 10Th, 6k O'Clock, the shall
sell No 49, square 49, situated the of 25t and
Streets fronting inches rs feet
street. containing square The lot improved by small
m street.
third cash the residue in equal payments
years. satisfactorily secured
JAS O. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Aucuoneer.
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BRAZILIAN INDEMNITY.

6HMN tN s TsrAsuRy DsPasrasrr, July ~, 1854.
pARrrEs i.,.rs,sd the award. Of ,he
trfb.tps received ifon the brazilian
h.ehy official n ad
hlcd il ts department. and the PRO rafa
the
en'icd tertp, o tn heird daily cops
amer the ~ day OF Ansust NEXT
indebted the United States
Indebtedness win he deducted from The doe
Of Congress and
where adverse claimants MAY have
~. s,hisc, WIN. L. HODGE,
fB--N Acting secretary o' me treasury.
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NOTICE OF the removal OF the Land ONCE from
IN Menasha, Observation-Disclosures authority
the approved
entitled additional land detctsi
states Missouri the Territory OF the
Inoi the land Office at Green Bay The State OF
removed the Menaha be opened
there for business IN day OF September
y hand city OF Washington this i4h day Of
July, A. ID. 1859. $500
BY the Presidents MiLLhRD FILLMORE
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
MY s. ayAw
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Soulern liens.

BALTIMORE July Is-The Mobile Register Of the 9th,
ceiyed tonight records dreadful tragedy which took
place Ia that city the 7h int. man, named lhn
Pietoye killed his wife and son, and relative named
James Carroll by giving them nitric aeId and Then
poisoned himself
man named Timbeflake was killed ny iighhlng near
Richmond, Virginia, yesterday. =,
A destructive doug ht prevails in many parts oil Vit.
gina.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ne ofMe Afriea -PennsyiUania Loans.

SDAn Of he Africa.-PsnaSyfUdn,a Loans
Ngw YoRK, July IS The Africa. TO sail tomorrow has
quarters OF milton OF specie engaged She
will also lake out John MeCAhen, esq commissioner oil
loans for the State Of Pennsylvania THIS genlemao pro-
ceeds Europe cioihed with fail powers TO offer 10 me
holders oil Pennsylvania state hyeshe whole Of which
nearly due in about eight years, and part OF
them ysaa loDT-peTcent stock, guaranteed 10
be exempt from Mr.. McCahen will also receive pro.
posas for the i've millions Of stock 10 be distributed next
September.
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthtnuton q. sn~then

CONTINUES practise law Supreme attend 10
prosecute claims
arsnst tho departments and boards pro
cure patents abroad Obtain pensions ard
and lands collect debts dividends leracies and ne
ances, the United
funds in and and
the purcbase sale Of lands and
patent rights, n any OF the Union.
Particular attention paid California land title
the United states Supreme Court appeal
prepaid addressed W. O. snethcn, Carroll
Place, Capitol Hi, Washington y. g., win with proup, a.
tenion. '..H. Oct 2s-dly
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EDWARD X. COLLINS co,
IS Wall street, N. ".
BROWN, sHIPIEY, CO.
Liverpool.
Y. @. ROBERTS h CO.,
10 Knr's Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE d CO.,
% Rue Noue Dame des Yictoires
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
will for gold silver
buon jewe, precious metals unless bills
signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
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ID EMNANT DAY.-We would respectfully inform
shall have all
ured separate fixed for them. Those
will opportunity good
gains as shall sell them price.
w. NJ SINISTER q Co,
July i5-3t 7th street, Pennsylvania avenue
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Sale To-Day.


sale To-day.
BYE n. STRATUM, Auosioneer
GENERAL very desirable building lots on the
- Islandoa Thursday, July 18Th, ihe premises ococ D.
shall sell the Of lot No H. In No
20 feet south ID
Immediately after sale Of the 70
II inches 'front.' 20 feet rchrs fronting
70 9Th streets being subdivisions Of original aud square
No.
Terms fourth In equal
twelve aud eighteen meuihs, with interest,"
Cooveyancesa at the expense Il purchasers July lid
fI'BE New Route 10 Niagara Falls, from Albany 20
Rochester, bockpor by the
and Niagara Pals railroad enables
bany 70 the Falls or from the Falls TO Albany twelve hours
than BY other route This will be
saving o. time TO the travelling public and very large
share Of business
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening Of the Rochester, Locort, Nagaro Raroad
opened the travelling
public Wednesday, June 90 1854 which passenger
viii commences running iollswsi NJ.
lst tram Express, leaves Rochester nj 9 30 a.
"a /" Wsyssnpes. sSnm
Arriving NJ Niagara Fails 10 a. and % aud
Returning trains leave Niagara tais--
lst uan-Way express, eaves Niagara Fails at IS
2d " Accommodation I" 23p IN.
Connecting both with ae regular trains tbs Albany
Rochester railroads.
win reach Rochester nearly breakfast
and arrive nj Ninrara Fails st 10 leaving Albany
viii reach Rochester in time for the evening arriving
Niagara FANS at Retunns leaving tho Fails
Boston, twelve hours in advance Of other line.
Passengers by Ibis route win take ne The right At the
Rochester depot WARREN COI.H0RN,
July fl--dimo Intel Superintendent.
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Illinois Waig State Convention.

LOUISVILLE. July Is Tue Illinois whi2 State convea-
ton met the 7th and organlzad. The Hon E.
b. Webb nominated for governor; Col j. l.. D. Morr
Lieutenant governor Buckler Morrison, senior for
secretary State Francis Avenz for State treasurer and
Charles Belts for auditor.
William Bebb, late governor Of Ohio and Joseph Giles
pie nominated electors at large, by scclamation
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Destructive Fire.

ClNcHNArI, July ia destructive fire occurred at Cow
ngton Kentucky, on Saturday night last S,ne ten or
twelve buildings destroyed Loss $4,000 small
portion only OF which was insured.
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FIFE at Jadson's Hotel.

New York, July IL, III O'Clock, p ma fire occurred
Jud sons Hotel tonight Broadway, just below limit
church. but the flames extinguished before dom
much damage.
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GRasITs clUns ~ The New Haven Register states that
[" Granite clubs being formed by the democratic
young men AZ over New England to aid in the election
OF Pierce and KIng
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Collision ON LIKE Elie.

CLEVELAND, July i3.-The steamer America and tho
propeef CITY Oswego collision last night al 10
o'clock some Is miles city The latter sunk
and some fifteen twenty lives reported 10 have been
The steamer America put in here this morning IN
nk ingc condition,
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Tehu4niepec Grant-John S. Thrasher

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-THE last arrival from Mexico
brought Colonel Sioos Tehuantepec giant This
silence is Interpreted unavorable TO the measure.
john Tbfasher has accepted invitation 10 public
dinner Monday evening" the 18th inst
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BALLsros SPA, (N. w July 10, 1852.
The democracy Of this part Of the country are all
united, and delighted with our nominee The Stale u
many wings .s.'
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RIO OWNERS of Lands In Tcras.-A gentleman In Virgins
who IL good surveyor lawyer, desires Tes
the season.
lands that country, with view to bring them m
mn
ne has family small capital, and engaging
agriculture satisfactory fcapso
responsibility and his such
him control considerable
ANY lands he himself
Of he pscedin with h
and suitable by ADDRESSING post ps
VIM GOUBDINt
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virgins.
Marl9-u
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TsEcOND pEspATCu l

CLEVELAND, July 13.The propeller City OF Oswego,
which sunk by coming ia collision with me steamer
America Lake Erie last night. insured Tor So0oO
Astor, New York, and ~, 500 in the II ma, Hart
ford
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COM MERCLAl
NEw Yoax, July IS. 1852

Nav YoRK, July Is. 1852
little extraordinary that the long cared uumPeer
Of the Greeley school OF should DO In SO pro-
found lu at this moment in respect 70 the Iulnous sa
OF over the country year Carey aud
Others loud ia their allegations of national rum
and asserted that people had longer any purcha'
log power" EMANCIPATION declining, "peop1e going
back 10 Eutope," factories shutting up raw material
decniDg produce without sale "home market destroy
ed &e-and all our arH levles only 80 per cent
goods imported This year there seems 10 be less con-
hdence la the picture then drawn, and even eieeeysm
has the brass declining trade, anna the active
purchasers Of raw materials by spnner and the advanc
ing prices goo I'll consumption has been thus lar as
follows
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JAMES - GUNNELL, NJ. ID, viii continue the prre-
Of Dentistry the ONCE his father Dr. cunne
for the past twenty four years. Presidents Square
July i3-eodas
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HAVING determined 60 carry 60 the usr
Ill season any goods shall Offer them wbou
regard
desiring lawns, musnr, bereres, tissues,
slk any class Of goods, rely
game, sell all fabrics, price
PRIOR o he Of August.
leading styles of fancy and staple goods
and At rrnverhially
particularly black silks, black spsoa psd and plain
ali classes Of linen goods nj much
usually found in this city.
friends who have not paid Their bills due will
DO >
Tenn. cash. unes. arranged o contrary
cood aricles prices and fair deaine may
an e,ssa FERRY \ BROTHER,
July l3-l0if Opposite Centre Market.
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NOVtCE-iand No. 17,s2 ssucd the under
signed June ls private In Captain Coicman's eomre
Aahams vouneers and scn, by the Hon ~
Brown uoed sates House of and has ny oI
means been lost misad Th ef,re give nrce hs
Will NJ me expiration ~ make appcsu
70 h~ Commissioner ~ psnsion the Of Washington o
pcate warrant and, further, TINT have hrd core" WIN
Commissioner 81 the General Land Once 10 prevent me
nriss,d ssrsssid. vTD A. JONES,
Az A-lav6w OF N.@hobn county MsissIpp
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The Montreal Sufferers.

MONTREAL July 10 The provincial government has ap-
propated $1,000 tor the relief OF the sufferers 10y the
cent conHagra in this city.
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ATLANTA, (Ga., } July 8, 1852.
The nomination Of Scott by the Wing Convention meets
with but little favor in this section Of the State None
favor bis election except those who follow the dictates Of
their party leaders Pierce and King will carry the State
by Overwhelming majority. The democracy are well
satisfied with their standard bearers, and will give them
hearty support, while many of the wings, dissatisfied
with the nominees of their party, will also support
them.
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Paper MIL Burned.

Bosros July 10 -Messrs. Planter ~ Smiths paper mil
at East Lee destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon
Loss SIS, 900.
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BURLINGTON, (Vt, } July s, 1859.

BURLINGTON, IVt.,J July D, IS52.
The nomination OF Pierce and King is well liked in
this State Ii has proved perfect Paxhan annhato to
free-soilism.
The wing nomination has not awakened that enihu-
sasm which The friends OF Scott in this section anlc
paed Their journals endeavoriHg to galvanze the
party into enthusiastic display OF action but il does
not reach the heart of the people.
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4 sTEr from New World Q" tine Old, back
III again by Henry n. Tappan--2 vols
C,hamberss spsrs for the Peope-voIs ands
Appetons Mechanics Magazine for July,
TAYLOR MAURY.
July II BecsssIsrs, near 9th street.
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RoorRsvlLLr, (Ky,) July !, 1854.

hootKsVILLE, lkytJ July 7, Is52,
Gen Pierce's nomination is hailed with unbounded
enthusiasm By the onhesrted democracy Of this hitheo
wing State. II the democrals OF Kentucky do their
duty, most assuredly they will, this gallant State will
be completely and eectually rescued from the brsdom
Of whiggery. and will 10 November next range herself
under the anple folds OF the broad banner Of Pierce and
the constitution, in opposition TO The black flag OF Scott
and sect cnalirn.
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03 Rally, Democrats OF the Third Ward THE demo
OF the Third Ward favorable 10 the formation of Third
association auxiliary the Jackson Democratic Association
requested the Northern Liberties Engine house
Thursday evening, o'clock. Come ALL July IA
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IRVINE. Ky. y july 6, 1852.

The nomination OF Pierce and King is well received in
this and, believe, in all parts of Kentucky The wings
IN this section look very much down in the mouth
the nomination OF Scott, and many declare that they will
not support him.
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DO The Alumni Association o Columbia College
will in the Of the Tenth Baptist Church
Tuesday, July 2oth, at O'Clock, p.
JAMES W. II. LovEJoY,
July l3-eod3t' Recording Secretary
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TNUtk ItLhNDi KIIIi July ., IoJ<.
The nomination OF the gallant Pierce is hailed with
delight, aud has united the old Jackson guard in one
solid phalapx.
The democracy OF this section eager for the fight
and will support Pierce and King with zeal unk
SINCE the days OF "old Hickory"
The stars and stripes the Office Of our dem
ocratc paper, Che "Republican,) and on that lime.
honored flag Ii Inscubed-
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faeine steamship Cosap@syIns only Tnx0ssfA
Line for California and Oregon.

~E~mx The public Informed that, under the present
Xt-G4e arrangements company, inspoctgd
zRlhfY approved Navy Depasmest,
s--xA- la strength and power or conversion into
steamers OF the carrying uned States mails
hereafter leave fsnaias for sas Francisco on ARRIVAL
the Atlantic na Panama
Isl and 18th days Of following paeke
longing this Pacific
will be always ia port each end oil the
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SCOTS military flare will not erdazzlc the democ.
racy this lime that day gone by, add democrats
all determined bcreabouts, and in all Pennsylvania
too, 10 vote for true and sound statesman, irrespective
OF the feathers; and that is Frank Pierce, forget
ting w. X. kiag.
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New CASTLE COUNTY, (Del. ) July

0PELousAs, tLa.,) July 2, 1852.
The democratic nomination is universally popular in
this region. do not know single democrat in the
State that will not support il; and know of many in
fueniia wings who will not vote for Scott Give this
State To Pierce By about 1900 majority. The democrats
are 10 have grand ratification meeting o-morrow al
Washington Louisiana.
This parish. that gave over 500 majority for Taylor,
will not give 200 for Scott and will try and give
Pierce a majority. Everything far is proptious.
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The new steamship will ply, connection with the
San Francisco and ports In Oregon
Each allowed $50 lbs baggage free,
ceedng in 10 cubic feet y
be ChHgres 10 cents per loot and from
Panama Francisco the rate Of Slo0 per ton.
freight passage, apply The ONCE Of the IN
West street, New York city Nj. .. ROBERTS
Ian h--da
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Pennsylvania Wing Convention.

The Wing State Convention of Pennsylva-
MIA assembled at Harrisburg on the 25th in
slant, and was permanently organized by the
election of the Hon. WILLIAM JEssUP, of Sus-
quehanna county, as president, with numerous
vice presidents and secretaries.
MIR. JEssUp, on taking the chair, returned his
thanks, urging, in forcible manner, the i'm
portance Of harmony and Cancellation.
A committee Of thirteen was appointed to
draft resolutions, and the convention took a
recess.
When reassembled, on motion of Mr.. Kill
LINoER, the convention proceed TO vote ripc
poce for Presidential candidate, which re-
suited in General Scorr receiving | l3 votes to
8 as the nominee Of the National Cow
Ex-Governor WILLIAM +. JOHNSTON, MOE
TON McMIcHAEL, and JOHN c. KuNKLr, were
then elected senatorial delegates to the Ma
tional Convention.
Nominations were made for canal commits
sioner, and, after an unsuccessful ballot, the
convention again adjourned till seven o'clock
p. IN.
The following is a report of the final proceed
ings:
The convention met at u O'Clock. and proceeded
To select a candidate for the Office OF Canal Com
missioner. On the third ballot, Jacob Hoffman,
Gao, Of Berks county, nominated. and, on
motion. unanimously ratified as such by the con
vention.
Alexander <. Brown of Northampton, James
Pollock Of Northumberland, and Samuel A. Pur
Vance Of Butler county, were elected Senatorial
Il
tricts arc:
QUAR-, I'd; John w. Stokes, Sd; John p. verree,
9TH; Spencer McIlvaine, 9Th; James w. Fuller 9th;
James Penrosc, It'll; John Shsefer, stb; Jacob Mar
shall. 9Th Charles p. Walton, 10Th Davis Alton,
lltb; NJ o. Mercer, 18th; Ner Middcswartb, 18th;
James II Campbell, l4tb; James ID. Paxton, 9Th;
James X Davidson, 10th; DR.. John McCuocb,
l7ih; Ralph Drake. 18th; John Linton. 18th; Arch
ibald Robertson, 2Oth; Thomas j. Bingham 2Ist;
Lewis S. Lord, 22d; Christian Myers. 2s5; and
Dorman Phelps, Path.
The delegates to the National Wing Convention
are:
VIM. +. Johnston. John G. Kunkle. and Morton
McMichael, esquircs, Senatorial delegates. The
Representative delegstes,are Jacob Is. Lancaster
from the Let district Isaso Hszlehurst, from ID !;
Benz. II. Brown, 3D. John II. Bringburst, 4th !;
George II Kitchener, 9th ; Washington Townsen nd.
7th John strohm. s,h ; David F.. Stout, 9th +.
". Penniman, 10th Joshua Comfy, 18th WIN.
Jessgp, 18th; l.. A. Macksy, I3th James Fox
18th Benjamin II. Mosser, 10Th Gen. Joseph ID.
simpson. 10th; A. Jscobs, 18th John X. Ed
die, 18th Samuel Russell. 10Th John ". Ewing
10Th Cornelius Derrsgb, 2lt; John s. King. 22d !;
Elijah Rabbit 23d; and John Patton, oath.
The committee on resolutions reported a series
which bad been unanimously concurrcd in by the
COMMITTEES, and were unanimously adopted by the
convention.
After transactipg other business Of minor inn
portance, the convention adjourned, with nine
cheers for General Scott.
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Death OF Col. Bcnton's only Son.

JoHs RasDoLPH BENTON died at ST. Louis
on the l7th instant. The St. Louis Union of
the 18th says:
eve regret TO announce the death Of tbi. young
gentleman, the only Of Colonel Thomas r.
Benton. lie vss but twenty two years Of age, md
was cut down in the very bloom Of health and
manhood. giving out every promise Of long and
distinguished future"
The Times says
"On Tuesday, the 10Th, he was one Of the myriad
that met Kossuth; on Thursday, the 18th, he was
at the st. Louis University. arranging with the
president for some branches Of study which he
was eager TO enter that night he wns taken i'll at
sunrise on the 18th he had brcatbed his last"
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THE r EPU BLIC
w ASHIN GTON:
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH Il, 1852.

ga crisis is approaching that must, if it cannot
be arrested, soon decide whether order and good
government shall be preserved, or anarchy and
confusion ensue can most religiously aver
have no wish that is incompatible with the dig
nifty, happiness, and true interest Of the people OF
this country My ardent desire is, and my aim
: has been, as far as depended upon the Executive
: Department, to comply strictly with oil our en-
gagements. foreign and domestic; but to keep the
United States free from political connexions with
every other country, to see them independent
OF all and under the influence OF none. In word,
. want an american character, that the powers Of
Europe may be convinced we act for ourselves,
and not for others. This, in my judgment, ia the
only way to be respected abroad and happy at
home; and not by becoming the partisans Of Great
. Britain France, create dissensions disturb the
public tranquility. and destroy, perhaps forever
9 the cement which binds the Union"
fGEoaGE WAsHINGroN, 1795.
"Resolped, That regard the series of acts
: known as the Adjustment measures as forming
{ in their mutual dependence and connexion sys-
TEN of compromise the most conciatory and the
best for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions,
and that, therefore, they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution, final set
tlomsnt in principle and substance OF the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embrace"
Resolution Of IVhig Congressional Caucus, Deem
Der l, 1851.