Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30
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the first time the Representatives OF this Great Nation
in Congress assembled What contrast does Grea
Democracy present. compared with the despotsm OF the
old world supported by standing armies with glitcrnL
bsyonets keep subsection the oppressed aud down
trodden peoples" The example Of Republic with the
eHerous Of our patriotic citizens OF native and foreign
birth, will in its good time, enlarge the OF free
dom throughout the world and establish equality ans
fraternity in countries grooming in the abect
states OF servitudc. With the exception of some local
ties in the Southern portion Of UnOn our country
has been blessed with unusual health for the past
and although the mortality the districts alluded has
been very great, il OF great consolation
to the friends OF the afflicted that the mortality through
the United States has been greatly below the average
of former wears.
IL wall be from the report of Secretary of the
Treasury, that the Revenues OF the Government have
greatly ncr easoj and that large surplus will be Ia the
Treasury after paying the the public debt,
meeting all the engagements the ei,l list and tho
P"nscs 81 the Army aud NAVY and Of Diplomatic inter
course with foreign nations.
should recommend to the attention OF Congress the
prOPriety Of approprilng th surplus and large por.
tion OF the immense domain ol Pubc lands to meet the
| wants of the Democracy of country. The money
shond be suffered h. idle, aud the lands should be
freely distributed her people o the country, whether
oi foreign native brh. Ii viii Il" Observed that all
the States having large bodies at land, belonging Ia
the General Government are uni(orm, Democratic which
be ascribed the great 6OcraIiH oil Congress ia
donating these lands To the Sta 's large portion
ofhese lands should De kept IA r@er'e, otherwise the
glorious spirit OF pemoe''cy might re'rog''d" or become
stationary No difference Sh"n'd 'e made "Y 'ohgr'Ssoe
tween natives aud Foreigners who will declare their in
ten'on 10 become ''uf'nS' IL WI" Ice observed h''H
yes, large majority of immigrants this country De
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nave "''' pF'Pond'''uns '"n'en'e III our election. IN
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- sometimes great danger ani a. has hr'n NV practice
''he extremely cautions an committing ny sell in writing
'oany defined position, which all allow ONO change Ny
Secretary at War aud Attorney Gs"era should have com
posed '"e" Letters before sending them But the better