The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-28

not disturbed by The grmaces Of ypocntica phI,aa
hrop5. Yesterday. the limited number Of white
citzeps OF the terIity was fruitful subject Of COM
meht To-day, we have line upon line, and extract
upon extract, aomoBlsh'nR the people OF the penal
ties OF intrusion; aud those extracts are rsoler.d
emphatic by tue Threatened expulsion o! all immi-
grants.
As to the slavery question: it il sufficient 10 OBJ
serve that the bill haas no earthly connection with it.
II any man can discover IN the bill organizing the
territory OIL Nebraska ADy ausiOn, no Weycr Grant
Gus remote To the ordinance of 1857 the Missouri
compromise, or the institution Of slavery in any of
it, aspects he ought TO he rewarded for the keon.
ness of his optics. rr
1t is not deemed beftting the occasion to consider
the minute provision OF the blu IL may be Observed
however that the friends of Nebraska manifested
degree Of modesty approaching humility when
they asked for only S. 600 for the erection Of suta
BILE buildings at the seat Of government That sum
should be quadIupled Minnesota aed Utah each
received four times that am lnt. Twenty thousand
dollars is tie least APPROXIMATION that should be
made for the erection OF public buildings In terrific
ny like Nebraska that viii pour her millions into the
treasury OF the United States at the opening OF the
first land flee within her limits Must the young
and beautiful Queen OF the Praries" he led to the
hymenal altar in linsey woosey, be cause her guar
dian uncle clutches the purse strings OF her cowry
with the death grip OF misery old bachelor?
Again, the sessions OF the Legislative Assembly
limited to sixty days with one chief and one as
sistant clerk for each house. And it is expressly
provided that il any extra force shall be employed,
no su n officers shall be paid by the United States
Inc urSJ Legislative assembly VI NeDr8sk1 WILL nave
to commence anew to enact an entire code Of
laws. Can this be done in sixty days Is 1t possible
for such corps OF clerks to transcribe all the bills
and enroll all the acts that may be required by abso
lutte necessity Why is it that when a demonstra-
ton Of economy is to be made, legislative wisdom
80 fond OF cracking the dry bones Of !aoorious
clerks
Many citizeps Of the United States, having sold
their farms in anticipation of the passage of the Ne
braska bill and waited from year to scar, since it
was first reported in 1916, for opportunity Of set
thing in the territory without violation Of law.
becoming impatient Be not surprised therefore. il
thousands rush to the standard of the Queen of the
Prsiies in advance Of the tardy progress 0: egsar
ticn.
In conclusion sir, IL any expression in this humble
epste savors of sarcasm irony or tartness attribute
it to the feelings of advocate sensitive perhaps,
to fault, pleading the cause Of truth woully mis
fed by adroit dissembers, who conceal their real
motives under boastful and dubious affection for the
Indians. Thank God, the present Executive is as far
above the wiles Of manGuveriDg politicians Jupf
ter is superior to his satellites The Cabinet be-
Iieved to be perfect peIsoncati0ns of correct phos
ophy and pure democracy. The subordinate funo-
tic nares of the government have been selected with
extraordinary wisdom and sagacity. Such govern
ment may be approached with freedom. Ii, how.
ever the freedom with which the subject Of this
municaton has been discussed is construed al indi-
eating want Of solemn reverence for the Executive.
the construction is most assuredy at variance with
the fact.
With expressions Of profound and abiding esteem,
remain your Exceilency's most obedient servant.
o. 81. BROWNE.