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8t&eK WmM Mmr00r BILL FeAO Gs
A. sasexpectsdby By us. President Pierce has vetoed
De BI qlilsd "Aa act making appropriations fIr th
rsp1ir pressssatsa aud eHnS etiOa Of certain publ L
works heretofore commenced Under the 4uthoty Of Aw
Ksshlns that VII eOnnibase TO the advantage u d,
wsss need b Oked TOR during VI thla polsca
ssnssogss BE wshhOlds bis signature, he says, bs
eauss hsh opposed toa general system u ut rnal In
prOveususs" b, the Fedora q Esrnment He doubts u,
oonssisuoaaty u such msasars as well IS the expe
dsnes Oi h. Bot be bad no hesItaney In given HE COZ
euEanes IA the payment Of millions Of the peoples moi
- for she parshass Of strip O Mexican Territory whic
q entirely worthless and he ssks for ten millions 20
able hin daring TIE recess Of ojDgess to either buy OF
sssal Cuba.
Dlabtess We wl learn In dus season, from tbe Den.
ecraspres, that b the Veto message is exhibited mi
rscuhas display OF patriotism, and that the President
most devoted supporter Of the constitution
Any measure that has its Of jeet, the promotion
he Interests Of humanity, or Is calculated to confer ben
ea's upon the entire CON auhy, aud esp eay upOn III,
Western portion Of our Republic. can no. rrcsss th.
ssncon 81 PreAisni Pierce. Aa,si'Hstsding be OOuh
not fhd frhcirni oLptpukItl Nnlabi, 70 sanetiaG
ths Rivrf and HTbsr Bill yet he eOuld Rnd, Anu sha
rght easy 70. enouSh sanction l calculated In Itse
10 forever blight the prpscts 0i the entire territory u
sas Uui0, by inlrOduehg into Ii the curse Of Shaver,
Neither eOud The bill fr the bsueRt Of the Iadge
sane receive she appsObapn II hia exessncy stang,
a. u me, aPpear, yri h true, that not slngs mea.
sure acu4sd By slsh Shed bensvOsles and true sate
aO'h'paOsibst bad tut iisO ct the promotion ti,ho In
iess Of The entire PEI PIE, the elevation OF our cuu
try, can receive the sA'cuOn u the Administration.
We give bslOw the Message " the President, accImpa
nying the vs,Oed BID, Ia It's return " the House, vii
gPeak Of itself r ad Is.
4ots House Of Repr sentatiUss.
have received the bill entitled "An act
making appropF aliOns for the repair, preserva
ion and completion Of certain public works
herelQlOre commenced under The authority oI
law" J. Teacbts ME IN the expiring hours OF
the 81 siyn. and time does not allow IuIl op
poFtunity 81 Examining and considering It's
provisions, or ol staIlng At length The reasons
when forbid ms 70 give i my signature. "
pelongs 10 thai cltss of measures which are
eOmmonly known rs Internal Improvement . by
ths General Government. and which, frop a
very early period. have oeep drpEed Of doubt.
ful cOnstitunCnality and exptdiency. and h4ys
thus failed 10 obtSin the app oHation OF success.
aiYe hlsf Magistrates. On such IN txanl na-
ton Of ibis bill - Il has beenip my p,wsr to
make. ] recogn ze in 1t certain proEisions.
national In their character, and which. II they
stood alone, Il would be compatible With nv
convictions OF public duty 10 assent to, at the
SAME time 4 embraces olieis which are mere.
local. and not 10 my Judgment warranted by
siy safe OF true construction Of lhe Cons i'm
ti0ns To make proper and sound dIscrimi
haton hstween thes dIferen provisions, would
EeqslTs delibeTAts discussion Of the general
prnclplss, ~ well rs a careful Acrutiny Of de-
tails foF The purpose f righfult applying
those principles 10 each sepersle item Of approf
pFiaIiOn. Fabc opinion with regard To the
Salnv and importance Of int.rnsl improve.
meats In the epuntFy IL undivided. There is
disposition on oil handa 10 have them pros,
ecu ed With energy, and to see The benefits
sought TO bs attained by them fully rral1rd
The prominent point Of difference between
those Who have been regarded rs the friends
q asystem Of internal Improvements By the
General Government, and those adverse "a
such system. has been one Of Constitutional
power, though more or less connected with
considerations Of expedivncy' Ny own iudg'
Enent, II ID we'll known, has on both grounds
been opposed to general s,slem Of Internal
Improvements by the Federal Government
- w,l IS lron past unsatisfactory txptrienO,
by the General Government. as to render I
advantageous either 70 The coun ry vt large Of
saectFal for she object contemplated. shal
consider Il incumbent on me- 70 present to IL,
plssnt Congress al its next :, ssion a mstureC
yiev Of The whole subject. and TO endeaVor u
de6as approximately .. least. and aecordin,
q ny own convielins, what appropriations q
lA's nature BY the Ovueral Government tn
great INTERESTS Of the United States require
lhe Constitution will admit and sanetion. i
psseipo Snb~gitats should BIZ devised capahls
rseQaeIIing the differences both vi Gonsutr
tIpnsllIy and expedi~ncy. In the absencs
the Ffqpist means and time for daily conside
lag he whole suhjrct At present, and discuss
ing sHeh possible substitute II becomes nee
safy ~ EetHFn ths bill TO the House # Rppr
senlaGiyes. In which Il originated. and. fOr Il
reason thRs hFitd Submitted 70 tbs consider
Of Congress. withhold fran IL my approval.
~ FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsaEzasos, D. q. Aug Z. 1854.
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