The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-07

| lnoie purely nauona by reasrn Of the survevs
| efmnlstcyy SSos,sss, ana nov IN the process Of
ne continent and wholly within the lu,its of the
/ Srren states
@ ns power to declare war; to raise and suuport a.
e provide and maintain navy nnd - rsIJ s,,<
.s A .nalsa 70 execute the laws suppress ius,rr.sr
..ons and repel inyssions, was Conferred uuan re.
snd = = ans 70 provide for the common defence
;psasad and vastly multiplied AS nr;aents - snS
Tor the exercise Of this power e must
an5 ye necessary to construct military rosdx
Cor r- naIeafs Of refuge. To approprtfcns hy
rsis5 or snen objects. soaud objection can IS
ursenf nee.Isasins popaistion impose upon No
trscLis S.y ror preparation. and leave but few
rotc so, between sssailable points and pat
then Tk Ieaat aad generally able to protect
erey of ar- oSSessasy inks the enterprise and en-
to snnnls Propse are steadily and boldly struggling
vste sptsrn atirns that wherever pr
era pse VII avail It Is most wise for the gem
fulness the Iocs.; 70 tna. ana individual watch
carainGniest,on anu execution OF all means Of
Tue surya.s T.
Certain te r,oss ~ - aSeo 20 were designed TO
railroad from ~ aote ano economical route for
tons. whsre aow IA !ae neid making explcra-
sufficient data ana u naa not supplied
to hope the object sonaht nsbt Ia sn 0esl fesrSs
pected that all the ss nll.eo u = nor % De ex-
he obtained, but i hansS ,ta desred VIII
Information will be adSs sssa nacn and mportsnt
,ossessed, and thar parf;sI - .ns SOCK previously
surveys ordered win De reee;,d ;ni ~ .epo.ss o. sne
the first MONDAY in Febrns oongress on ortbefore
the act of appropriation TIE nea., as required oy
terprse contemplated has arouseS Ia Iii 1i .ne en-
continue to excite very general rt. W.
the country. In its political it, slous
military bearings it has varied great S ana ne
claims consideration. The hearv e ssr .s.e asns
great DELAY ard at times fatality ssspense the
either of the isthnus routes have ssavei oy
advantage, which wruld result from intersess,
Communication by such safe and rapid mssns
| railroad would supply Asaas as
| These dificuties which have been encountsr.a;.
| period of peace. would be maen;f;ed and st s
ther increased in time of war Rnt Whilst fhs @
barrassments already encountered. and Others undsr
new couting ngenr;ss to - snt;c;ns.ad .a .suos u
striknslv to eSb;h;, tS ancpasea' msy serve
neither these nor ali cons;de raton. comb;ned cs,
l have an appreciable value SyLen ws;rhed s..;rs.
and faithfully TO execute tbe + cof Me-
in this limit and TO the ertspt of th nts. - S III
governme Mt involved IL would sesn bath sSned,ans
sbal he fan,d .. "a - N gu p1sc.icaA route
the construction of road which will mite hy snesd1 n
transit the narr1,t;o ss a. - s'se, ~ sPceoy
States ~ a1ara a;.. 70 e act.ic ana Atanuc
remarked that ai6onsb tbs noxp ~ 90
ala In tbe cor strnct;on of SS 80 ~ of
of terr;toyv IL not ra "a san III sno ii.es ol
irr;sdieto h;h Nv, 9 ~ tnas 9uesIonoi Oh
Ststs # is az ~ III snS nuss oI
ana a % th neio 70 oe Oh aouotinl power
/ limits of ts-;to, ~ ~ Rt,oP.sely. even MIanla Ene
undertake to adnnster tbs sff; F iioaS "
canal or otbar s;,nsr .stes @ na.s Vi "a uloaa,
that Ira connact;n s.h I ana tneIeIol9
sbonld he ine;Snt.I -st. th oI .nls cnaIaeIs1
nngi.a & az as r pieseItt tha't iuly appfeGaung the
Isnsin d p;e sae aao SoIcllous lnat the AZ
| 1ANA~' AcP~cHs t-aJ 70
rest =. ~ ses OF common nte
tS To az 5i, oi Isasy ana attacnment 90
t;on is co,rsa t SO iai as ny oWn ae
t,,t;o- a p soon ~, VIC .lsnts ol tue censei.
; as poalueQ ala Illustrated Dy those whose
I aan constitute the standard OF
y ,atn IN regard 70 the powers OF the To-
&C. =. sos II Is. trost, not necessary %
rent ~ % G " PRISE, ana no psesenI.
ns argsnt tna9eemens promising popular favor viii
.t .s @ - .nose nghss OF 20 depart from
a @ p;i p; y y mn APeiiehee has pIoFeo 20 De saies
f and ie;, st VIII sne gov ot ptosperr
q a - So ~. Una a. p,ustess. we eau AZ
~ 9u 70 a., pug we cannot aHofd 70 overlook the ark
% Yo9 %. a.y Sc
:. 70 ,o Pas y, my PURPOSE 70 give prominence 70
@ 5 NV Lay plopsIy pe regarded az set
% a.. & n ~ ~ ave Jaasnent oi ,ne people.
the fntnIe f, nf S,.a osg9t I Tlan promise and
e a.; o ti; sna hooeenent Tor the
he ,s;fbort l stos, s .ns past can never
ion Tf IL. o ana insIlS,
- ~ =. q Isi NOT az oeacons tney VIII
W%en e .a arsSe 70 sI sha te ooIeot OF wIae
ro.y ar5eonr; ~ 20 t nase etsseq over All VINO are
the wear 1850 win he Tscnr,ad ~ ;od od
| wit6 anxions snnrebens;on " as Eeiioa n,ie4 .
inst terInnsted Peaca byonnht sv;th - = va a M nsa
ioentsfion of territorS n;s.rb; ~ ~n - sas. aus-
bearing nnon the Sor,ast;c qeessols aIose
of fbe faderscS as ;I ~, VI oas PoItion
al yirbts of The Statas D.. s I
fcrences of opnion and ssnt;msne hinh s on
Ell in reIat;op 10 dcfa;is snS snac e- eAise Is
aeauiessence of distin r,ished c;t;,snsP s,ha. ing
ton to the Union can never be doubted has s;ys
renewed yicor to our institut;ops and ,as.,ssd 49,
sense of renose and sscnrit 70 u .ss.o.ea %
throughout the confederacy That fb;s renasA ;s ~
suffer no shock during my official term, ii have
m
| assured The wisdom of roep who knew what nd
pendenee cost-who had nut ali at st.re r,oa sh
issue of the revnintionarv SisnosaS - tL
subject to which refar in fbs onIv ,ay 80
with the Union Of these states ard ~ ,ba rss.h
of power and prospery vyIcb has made Ma nj st @
1 are It is significant fart that from the aaoption
Of the constitntion nnt tha .d .Id;p ~
the revolution had passed to their on through
the infrmites of are and wounds had ceased to nsf
tciuat actiyelv in nubiic aairs n are xas not mra
iy quiet sc Suescepse in INT nTomnt y;ndicst;on
Of the constitutional rigIts of tbe States Tba re-
served re resnacteS No ststs.
man nut forth fhe uarror of esspsts 10 iust,fy
interference and agitation but the spirit of che com.
pact egarded sacred in the eve of honor and
indispensable for the great experiment of civil ber-
ty, which, environed by inherent difficulties,
superior to all obstacles. There is no condernnaton
| which the voice of freedom will not pronounce upon
us should prove faihless to this great trust
| While men inhabtiug different parts of this vast
continent can more be expected 60 hold the
| opinions, entertain the sentiments, than
| every variety OF climate soil be expected to
furnish the same agricultural products, they can
unite IN common object aud sustain common priE
eipies essential to the maintenance Of that object.
stand together during the struggle of the reyolutiou
they could stand together in the more trying
penod which succeeded the clangor OF arms
AS their united valor adequate 70 all the
trials OF the camp end dangers OF the held, 20
their united wisdom proved eqnai 70 the greater
tasA OF founding upon deep sld sfoaa easiss nst
tdiens "hich It has been on, pisiie2e 70 e1Yy en9
VIII ese5 De our most sacred asy 20 sosan ~ y Dos
the feeote expression OF Isi,n s,ong ana universal
upon the same held daIihs we Wsf q Isi5, sud
who receasfy DDffl5 " TEE nag or