New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

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| Wo'i 10 thom VII ho ionod Tho ou'E'ni h'n's IONS
oi the Emerald alc. Of Ocrnany nnd Holland if'h
'mc of Eoropc Hitler have thy come q h'c''ne W.
~ No one pooplo namaioi Ia III things md ponar 10
,nud hy fho symbol of the MON They will swell IN" ~
! ,ancnp army II soors, whose career viii change th'
fico of oso wcntcrn rnliiudoH, aud vpfo lrogenI WI"
,ni lac ,,si.d hy tho groR rarGc Bcaios the grnni'
ol land proposed 10 Doe given for This gupcninua wlrk
M nlcwa,.ro r To loo stipulated FOR carrying the unirl
Sini,n mail public stor,a troops. nrml, and Other min
lions II 10 the certainly tcre can be no JN-'
grounds 81 exception II has been pracccd IA other sc-
lions of the country 20 this hour Tho total ct2cndinT,
nom The public ilonsury iog anc purpose may De- o"un
10y the hundred uIon' The mril carriage between two n
tire, hundred thousand miles The la; YEAR was nj an gu
lny of between four aud five millions OF dolis; Inc
enormous annual expense Tor mail carriage To the Paclhc
hy wafer aud other incident 20 the public sorFicn su-
gcsI that The proposed road may IN the end nov o e
mcaruro oi safety hut of economy. Time wiz no' "lo"
me o pursue the subject in ~ cNpansivcnc. There NJ"
pfomncu, considerations that will ndir'.s thelnefe' 10
ihr House and to the country. connected with our de-
ionsCs dom, site and cSttnai-ih' ncur""Hs 1' ~. Wv
nrcs in our territories and frontier States or The dangers
from without, should our peaceful progress br
hy our interests cHshng with The European b''seo"S
m, great purposes al trade internal nnd lprriS ahl
tho Ciicci this mca vii! have upon us are OF no
minor importance. Our geographical position,
thanking tho great western occan may lead - ro'"'s
which cannot easily bc estimated ~ the chlneo H 81
feet in our relations with the Japane''' 'h'n'o a"d IN
dirn Empires. The maritime powers oil 'ha n''eoi'l
oontny realized their most sahgnn' "fv'"r "n'.
the Indies of and the new route TO the niioi 81
cart were discovered. The Portuguese d"uDhng the
stormy cape Oi Africa, sought Over M''' ""S.' "a
seventeen thousand miles the land 81 Ophir and the mines
of Golconda Reaching the shores o: he Indian PENN
sun they rcnzcd the power ~ Aifdin When tney
Touched H., sources OF wealth and prosperity IN opmng
The Indian trade But do not propose 70 pursue the SAB
;cc II tcrc is any portion of The Union emin ntly nle
pcndcn, of this projected road the crca; safe whose
,otc,os. represent in pnr in the councils 81 the corn-
trv Sir shc holds within horao resources IN every do
partmcn of human industry want ample enough = So
isi the highest desires of man. In the hydr'saphy 81
the continent there is nothing 20 excel the grandeur il
immensely Of her outline. Within her boundary %
fourteen hundred miles in length, she ha' ter
ritz al
or twenty nine millions four hundred ana tory
tbousnnd ecr Thoueb only one scven y-ih part Of the
territorial extent The confcderacy. her real property
valued nj one thousand hundred ami twelve nllHs
of dollars than Ogecighih OF the value ." all 'lr
property Of the Union. In 1870 Ncwhor8 held the MN
ran among the States Of the Uui0n the rsi IN popu-
n,ion md powcr Neither tic state nor her great com
mercia capital needs this work to contribute 10 her pros
rori,y or interest Sir Newl o City has been justly de
scbed a n world within herself People OF every nation,
kindred aud tongue engaged IN every pursuit ana pro-
fsslon known man, its nhabltenis churches oi
"cvery persuasion people of all cree institutions OF ey
"oy imaginary shade and man IN al! h' phases ana ii
of the world. She has grown within later years, a. shs
has risen in her development IN ratio 70 Whlcn thrfe
is no precedent. At the Declaration OF indePen-
deucc her population twcnty-;hTce thousand
at the opening Of hc present century was sixty Thousand
four hundred and eghy-nne; in 1870 It had reached three
hundred and twelve thousand seven hundred and ten.
The census for places il at five hundred and neeA
thousand five hundred and iortyseven II may now be
set down at ihreo-qaarters OF million Inc n'Ht decch-
NAL census viii give Us beyond million Nha VIII De
which are promoting her growth IN population, weaiih
and pover-with real estate o three hundred aud hiy
millions under increase within the past year OF cl-hy
millions Slipping line her quays for miles IN distance
from every maritime station OF the globe Ihey are To he
counted by thousands and rs things Of hf IN every
direction, under no wonderful motive power OF ic pros
emf age. Her pross-ihcIe il is-behOd il The moral
vital principle the so that mparts energy To the body
notc thn parihcs the public morals, that guards
The lofelses Of public liberty, that strengthens
the of industry. ana points oui new ch4ois oi
trade and prosperity; 1t Pours forth the shl o. ife
pence from its hundred sources, and by is annual as
rilution of hundred millions gudln. By IT'S WISDOM the
march of inproy ement it prepares the pnoic mhn 10
vndicate popular rights end those institutions Wlch are
the bulwalk Of strength and me security q" our pre-
sent AID future prosperity. Sir when California ma bceI
conquered by arms, ii il matter oi history she wa
left for time without even the forms 81 iefIl'oiia pro
,econ There She rcmaincd-hCiore her eniranc' mo
the coufCderacy-a e,ploss, casi-oa o pha upon l' -
cine shores. H. this period Of neglect Ne" totN cl -
her assistance. She sent form fleets ~ her cht hl
Sims bearing food, raimcnt ana c1r.'al. 70 81, 50
did more: she sent thiber her own people hef mtt
sons native and adopted. 10 aid the active energetic
pioneers Of tnot distant land ana 10 eaph inc s'.
holds OF our political power. Tie gube SPIRIT en'o inced
tie Is'hmts, WHICH had stood as DGrer en- ons'fAc.ioI
for centuries to the marnnc nhtons ~ Eifplr, anu
miting down oil iTpe4iments, made the chan
OF connection from the Atlantic 10 our brethren ON me IA
cifc cOmIletc Should tic Congress OF M mica Sa
6ocrmuc mon the construction of the road ~ highway
o. in;cIcomnuncaiion, Ncwiok viii be among Tue h-'
to lend her capital and enterprise ior U.s. accomp.hh-
SIR she W. he fsi IN her devotion 90 the general interest
of The people OF the Old Thirteen, before the COSdi.oA
lad exi>tice. The high purpose impels her now
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bv ties Of common origin. 10y principle and sympathy
which no political coiyulsion can evo observer. IN Lef
1ture oroTtlin her advance under the quick ele-
ents In her own bosom tat onluence ot grandeur
which is before hersEe wldfusC her prosperity NJ every
sfe of her progress over every member Of me Ancc VI
family By the Union she stood from the beginning IN
the hour of peril and darkness she wan H. her !oyay
ard devotion never falteTng and with It he's destiny l.
linked forever. 800
MI DAVIS ind declared himself IN favor oi the carry
construction OF the Pacific Railroad, showing Is seAefa
importance Ia the country.
The COmmltiecTosc sto
Tie SPEAKER laid before the House the report Of me
Secretary al STATE ia compliance with Resolution adopted
last December offered ~ Mr.. Walker, requesting me
President TO communicate the state oil negotiations pe"erh
This country and Denmark relative 10 the lInst!h ol
Scund dues uuon cur commerce ia the Baltic The docu
rents aIe youmnoUs Tho last frO our Cha -e 70
Concrbegeu in which he SAYS he mas had an inter
Iirw with the Minister OF Foreign Affairs on maj
snbi,ct who assured him thai soon IS L could
rossbv be dOre il the intention "a The Ddish plN
cruutui 10 enter into certain arraneemens WIKI other
nations interested III the subject by which the fgh' o
collecting tolls would be abandoned by Denmark upon re-
ce;virc from the other powers certain compensation
which he did not distinctly xplain IN lieu ihtreoi. ne
said no hoped our Charge Mr. Bedngerl would perceive
how ut,,rv impossible would be to efccL ahytnns OF
that ssrt daring the present state OF pubc ahars 'u nc
reiterated the ssurGroe that negotiations upon the sao
iect shou,d be commenced tie earliest period tlat
woud afford hopes of their successful terminaion hr
Bednger informed him that the United STATES "onlu no.
consent TO the compensation OF which he han spoken
Laid ON lhe table aud ordered to be printed Ad-
jOGrned.