, 1853-12-31

/ W inc HthtIdl EONNIHHlVHt-- NHHlH wv uoI :
Gers Of sovereign s;alc-excrpt for Pur-
poses specified in the constitution, is un-
constitutional, and should not be encouraged;
That distribution of proceeds Of ;h =,
sales If the public lands, is contrary 10 the
spirit Of that instrument;
That high tariff for protection only, is
unwisr, iijudieious- not such an one as
General Jackson would have approved, nor
been sanctioned by any Of the old founders
Of our faith-bctler have " free trade and
sailors rights"
The bankrupt law which became a stencil
in the nostrils of the American people,
ought not 10 be revived;
] look upon the compromise as final, and
all who stand upon the Baltimore platform
of 1859, as good democrats, and entitled 10
full communion at our board;
consider il perfectly competent for Con-
gress TO encourage with " material aid +"
The construction Of the Pacific rail road,
aad in this branch Of our national legislA-
tion, ] am opposed 10 any mastery mac
tirity being displayed.
These, corrective 10 Le the leading feat
urcs in the democratic faith.
On collaieraIissu,s Of minor importance,
am equally radical. IFm in favor Of the
extension Of the area Of lIeedom, but op-
posed to any fillibusiering expeditions
Tor that purpose. In conducting our for
eign affairs, as far as they relate TO Ameri-
can territory, I belivvc the Monroe doctrine
is the true policy, and all eniangling allan
ces with the European powers should be
strictly avoided. admire the old FO-
gies for the bulldog watehfulnesS with
which they guard the public interest, but
! love " young American for bis dashing
go-a-headitiveness. ProgFrss Is the spirit
Of the age, and am opposed to any system
Of legislation calculated TO reprrss il on the
contrary il ought TO be encouraged BY the
present government In The distant terrific
iics. Let a band Of iron siielch from the
Mississippi 10 the Pacific, and then we will
br bound 10 her, literally, as Nth hooks Of
steel and belirvc the day is not far dis
tant when the iron horse Si EARLY morn will
snuff the frosty brecEcs Of The Cqur DEL
cine moluians-at noon will water al the
great SJoquAllame Falls, aud at eve stand
painting aud cooling in his eomnodiouS de-
pot upon Puget Sound. 'tiil- a
AT the conclusion Of this address, which
vas listened 10 with marked attention and
evident satisfaction. G o. ii6,rfr
r 'I' 'asfII
Juoge banoer Lander t...l ....
was loudly called for, who took the star d
and acquitted himself in the following in-
,srs,,;ne and slooucnt address. the which
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=" 'lf'''s's rVP''| ] 'o ~" .SI
heard as al are aware u"a' e'0q"e"ccc Is
property that cannot well be transferred to
paper;
IT,, c,r,zrNs or wAsp Ncrox TIN.
n,rory. '~ =.
Won Lsv. called unon me- n addros, vou
=, t,';s ,;n,e IN .,rL = manner tba, n docs
~, ~" a".,. ,o - ~. ,La, o,rL, 10 dscI;n. res
noDJ;n" ~ ,bo call VET ,op v;ll allow
ins % 10 K .I;eys ~, yon do 6ot wish me n
J....,.. ,;,,,o ~ .r,, nol;,;r.I oue,i;on The
..s;,;or I ooornv .r,ch AZ a 4. nrevants 4.
| "s, ~a' onIy nrIr;,ms tb.i M, yonr wish 10
bovo ,omS,bino ,nor, saiL pnon a suliect IN
,vh;ch Won ana c,rb ana ali of Won have n
s.,,.,n,o1 ;,,srss, a. ;n,eyr., oI,ovo III other
eS".,;,n. 1 ;s,s.ns.,;vo of narl;ss common
~ ds,s ~ :. ,;,;,sIs Of Wssllnoion Tsrr;,orv.
1',orn ~ ,o~eib"r nnon 4 common soil md
SornJ 10 isbor ,ogr,b,r for tLs ADVANCE
sSsI- n 80 ,,,o,, oorn,,v " I-I1 :
sn 'Ir H. r;,,v I sl'SlI sndravor II no.siblc
n odd Gmls 10 what has betn said so aIIy
mon a the s,,b;,cI of a Pacific railroad. by =
ssr,l.,nsn rfose Inbors during the pasi sum.
,n.r h.ys no, only idsnIiGcd him win a
n".,,srr Z ,.;Irood In, have also gained for
Ill., S' '.," .n snS;.hIs psnu,.tion This railroad
"sn,iSmon' ] Tim, /, 10 ave the Mistissippi
80 snd r., uss,ern i,rminu. On ,he Pacific
e"o.. "o "i !. - ~, ~ bc XIII, 10 connect liver
Nan r;vcr s,o,. with ststc Iot 10 mite