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Sir, events are now Transporting in Central
America, which may have an important influence
on the future condition of that section of the con-
hnent. This, perhaps is not the time to speak
with any degree of confidence of the events now
TRANSPORTING there but cannot avoid expressing
what ] really feel and saying | have strong
hopes that the movements going on in Central
America Will be finally conducive to good and
stable government there, in which law and Or
der and well-regulated liberty may prevail and
that those States will rise from their present en-
barrassments, and find repose under one united
Government. The relations between the United
States and these Central American States must
be cemented by ties Of interest Bv scrunnlous-
ly regarding the sovereign rights of those feeble
States, adopting the system of non-interyention
IN their governmental affairs, and recognising
.he "e Jaeto governments, whomsoever may be
Entrusted with administrative powers. the Amer
lean Government may hope to be 81 model and
protection to all the Americas
Senators, Mr.. President NAV saw that II ia CON-
trary to the Monroe doctrine to leave Great Rrit-
am In the Balize, Bay Islands, or any norton of
Oehtrai America, where she has no rightfll DOS
session now. During the past thrty-three years,
the country has heard much of the Monroe doc
trine. That doctrine came from the brain of John
quincy Adams, a statesman ever watchful of
national rights and the rights of human nature.
Proclaimed by Mr.. Monroe, with the unanimous
sanction of his Cabinet, it was viewed by the
people, with-to quote the words of Daniel Web
ster-" one general glow of exultation, one uni
versai feeling OF the gratifed love of liberty it
eievated the hopes and gratifed the patriotism
| of the people"
Inc phllosophic mind of Jefferson hailed this
doctrine-that the American continents are not
henceiorth to be considered as subjects for future
coiohlZaton by any European Power and that
uie oIited States consider any attempt of Eu-
| ropean rowers to extend THEIR SYSTEM to ana nor
non OF this hemisphere as DANGEROUS TO THEIR
i rhAoh AND SAFETY" as the cardinal maxim that
es o", compass, and points the course ,ohich zoe are
p % S.eI "T0ayh the ocean Of time" Canning and
! Ism Parliament, with unstinted commentator.
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70 THE PATRONS OF THE
BY aid Of Frank, Italian, Turk,
To undo all his former work.

~ bii,iU I'll Iilo II UT
Thus wan for future war provides,
And thus the ever-surging tides
Oh blood and tears, are made to flow,
For what? Mankind can scarcely know:
The Kings and Chiefs enjoy the fray,
Tlle .People bleed, the People pay,
And gOaded to the scnsclcss strife,
Abandon home, and health, and life.
Kings, Chiefs and Mobiles thus bear sway,
And Will, till intellectual day
Shall brighten up the Peoples mind
With knowledge, virtue, sense refined.
Then war and strife, and crimes shall cease,
And earth enjoy a lasting peace.
Hence Democrats were much inclined
To educate the common mind,
70 scatter knowledge through the State,
Mongst high and low, and small and great.
But Teachers cannot live on air,
And must have compensation fair;
And school-rooms labor cost, and hence
Cannot be built without expense.
Hence TAyEs for this mighty plan
OF general good to fallen man;
But ava1lce, ever 10th to pay,
Prefers the old and beaten way.
A mighty yell, of knaves and fools,
Goes up against our Common Schools.
The flag Of Fusion is unfurled,
The Democrats from power are hurled;
Their crime was, that they loved too well
The common mass; for this they fell:
But wisdom, justice, truth and right,
Have fallen with them in that fight.
The People soon will know their friend,
Democracy again ascend
TO power and rule, and her right hand
VIII shower blessings DER the land.
From Congress- we have scanty news,
The House a Speaker cannot choose;
All IsMs, all factions, there are found,
But they can tindno conmo ground;
But discord lifts her clamorous voice,
And cvermore prevents a choice.
My friends, let's seek the good old way,
And give the Democrats the sway;
Such scenes viii then no more disgrace us,
And danger not again menace us.
To friends at home and friends away,
We wish \ HAPPY NEW YEARS DAY:
Wealth. hnors, health, and heartfelt joy,
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