Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-07

1nteraned to the common rights OF ALI TO the ee use
muncation. TO those liberal and enlightened views
unnecessary restrictions upon river which
traverses SO many states and SO large part OF NE
the Arsshne confsdsration have yielded liberal policy
still resisted in Baz In regard to the naEsaDle
Treaties embracing this subject among have been
negotiated with those governments winch WIN DC suom''eo
to the Senate at the present session. - M,
new branch y % nes.
opened the inexhausta bic de-
culties are experienced obtaining the requisite supply
Measures been tax 70 remove these difficulties and to
secure a more abundant importation of the article.
Uunortunaely there has been serious collision between
citizens who have to the Ghneha Islands @ for
ouages committed by the latter, promptly demanded
aon believe that Peru is disposed to
Offer to the aggreyed but
regard to political affairs exempt from any case Of serious
Tne sne the country
FORE passing with the causes which poducea
may be reasonably hoped that twill only 0e
perceived in the Jealous rivalry Of all good to
Union determination of the States that its
alike secure under the sacred gs Of the Constitution This
new league of am and Of mutual into wnleh the
opportunity for the adoption of more
ys ana o the Whether regarded
themselves in connection with the powers OF the cvzeo
the Untd States gradually and steadily to
expand through acquisitions of territory which, how much
sally seen admitted to have been wise in policy just in
and to advance the human in ffeedom in pros
The Thirteen grown be Thirty with rea.
Uas tho an realms sof0s s deeply sensible
responsibilities which the magnitude Of the Re
volvc upon The aeyiaon OF which, far relates to
lance on the wisdom and patriotism Houses OF Con-
gress and secondly by the direction Afforded me o the
cpes public policy affirmed 10y our Fathers of the epoch OF
l70 by long experience and confirmed anew by
the overwhelming voice OF The people OF the United
basis non presume that the functions and
it's three great deparmeats the legislature EXECUTIVE aud
judicial yet substantive popular voice and the
the States, which ali being well
sttuted republics they 50 they alone capable
Federal has its appropria, line Of action in the
chiefly as to those things in which the States have
interest in their relations 70 one another and to fogn gov
cultivated men, The ordinary of fe the springs OF
industry all the diversified persona, and domestic affairs OF
people of the several states There is the effective democr,
its greatness OF the practical consequences which flow from
Federal Government, the primary is the
reposed in it BY hs eonstitioa especially in the application
Of the public funds draM by taxation om the people and
HhpP have occasion to suggest any radical changes
absolutely solitary power of Christendom, having
surplus revenue drawn from imports on
and national prosperity of country with such
agriculture, manufactures and the products of the earth
and sea- as 10 volta no constitutional doctrines and yet Wig
orousy promote the general welfare Neither as to the sour
manageng it, does any grave controversy previ
being general acquieseenee in tue wisdom OF the
tenn. :,
d The @ Rses Sbe snS 5 by 5
department of of the country lev
wear. Issend eer the trs the prospective
wants of the AT the close of the fiscal year end
remained in the treasury balance OF
fourteen millions six hundred and thirty thousand
hundred and tIirty-six aolars.
he zen lc
1853, fyei mil nine hundred and thir-
G ed dollars
and eight dollars from public nds and other mis-
ares hundred and thry-seyen thousand, and
seventy dollars; willie public expenditures the
debt amounted to fortyfee nliIlious i've hundred Gy
four Thousand hundred and sixty dollars; leaving
thousand four hundred and foyssven of receipts
mn st of Of nnaas
very early period my administration. and the part Of
r to apply the surplus revenue discharge the pub
lie debt so possibly be done and secondly
standard Of the public exigemcies.
these objects the first has been in the course Of accom-
The amount OF the public debt classes
thousand and dollars ments on account o
which have been made since that period to the
ded and twenty dollars leaving unpaid and in the
tnuous course Of ouIaton the sum of -sv million tou.
hundred and cehy-sx thousand sevenhundrcd
lars
These payments although made at the market price of the
the general advantage the treasury have
~ to the money and to the and
,nnerciaI p,,rsuits of the country
ducon of the of great and the plan
geseab Secretary Treasury which . reduce the
tcjes now taxed and especially suchas en.r into
@ eomendea 10 yonr areui and eanId consd
You will find in the report the Secretary of the Treasury
ALSO entire adequacy of
of tha