The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

ueclde whlch WAS the government a. srr
ing further Developments, have refused Asa 2 await
either -eseire
Question. Of the ssricu. p,ndin- be-
tween the United States anI the Rep1blic Il Nes tre-
HadA. The governln-a, Il tAat gspabs.a uadertook
year >nee. 10 impose tonnage da;ies far-a vessels
n her ports but the rarese vas resisted - hi. rex
eminent ss being contrary existing tFsaty .tipaa
tion vita tbs United ana rigas ccaerred ey
charter aPon the PAoSms Railroad Company. sa3 vas.
accoTdHy. reii taat i ba5a sia t;ei
tsat vessels entitled bs exauar: frola tsaaSe
daty l tar fres Paf-s u t,ana1aa Al Asp,as@ Bat
,e par,rSe Ia bees reeeatiy rsv5vei ne par; of
ss> s;}> he5 Yrs> sAe toss tc e frty epnts
peF ioa aa4 although ih ~ IA. beea pat ares.
yet iaf FSti = ea;ars = 2, sssi aser:e3 saa NAY =,
aay itas os ae,e q = H. government q tAa repah
The Congress % New t.a IA IN. also ea..tsi a law
daring sac year, ~A.ea Tax i u re taaa
three dollars Eossd o u4al asPos;ei
the mails q ho Taitet States wasll ba nearly t~N
aliaas o. }glAss aau.sis addition he tls sata
payabte h c2atTs@ Z the saasaa Rsi.r'a3 soalIAay
If he ealy ap5eyr-n tas tAe eS5rbit
saey q is aFaass. i si aat b sabAtssi 10 ~ tbs
ai:ed states
The imposition e 1T s7c,er. ps.lI ,av5eu.y con
traYene reaty w.tA Nee C-asit a7i saGriaSs the
eataet = iss .spaec esta ~ taaas kas!roA3 soaa-
a, - -, - - .S4 ..,, - -. :, is,st :, =
pend -Sr,sss,en. atl further iu.rzas,ianss
tae suejerj frta the government Of ths sspGhie. |
vet aiNi,ei q tae discrimination al that
Ii taeasure extraordinary IN it< ehasaeter,
as clearly eea'sasy - tAe rsaty stiFa-no Ani
the rights Il tas Faaaal, Railroai npaay.
composed ms.,ly q Ameris2a sAnGi4 ea peg
sisted in. il a bc he Iaty .A, unjtal States =
si>t ts esecet5sn
Irerret ex--,ijagy tina. o,,sar exists to invite at.
tsnan taa Subject Il ilI grave a- in or aas
with the Repuhe ul New trvn.l4 Ga the dtteeth day
April last, rotou as.a,a. - The inSsbtaats ot
Panama committed ,iolea' sal oaSrsgrss, sstaeS %
ana other parsons N csaT the SANE inVosins
the death Of several etir-n tas taitei Nates. tho
pIilase al many others AL tAs ies'ractien Il es'
f1n2ent :. PFapsi.5 as.a4s r5 Il na'sSA 5si aas
e1ased in,t sst''oa q. s'sHi e o q
for what occurred attaches th- government Of Ns
Grenada. have, therefore, desNadea of that govern
should BE- punished thot fra,ia shoGii b ,nals Tor
the families of citizens Il the tatel Sass vaa
S'lei with ia 'niamny for the property Pilasei or
ies .reyed
The proscn. condition of tas isthr. OF pan,n, IN %
'ar ss Fesafs tA security q persons ei Freeift tA
sing over tt requires sersoas eonstdert1n heceh'in-
cidents tend - show that tbs authorities ao be
lied On 70 maintain the public peace ct Panama and aere
JGS ground TOR aproHveheDSian thSt portion Q! tho
Inhabitants nlel lttns further oatrAes without
adequate fer The .esurify AMI protection Of
persons YEsFrrty having hsea taken, either ty the
State f Panama by thu general government ct New
NfcnldA nisr the -aaraatiss ef tae treaty. citlfens
the United States haze by tbs uaiiay rail
hons If dollars con str 4ctc4 R4raai thl 18th
mas. asi 1t has hs,ams the main roate between oar At
lau an! IA. Iie ans over vyai-h aullitudes Of
AMI amt of properly cons Ant
ar M, .n,t al ,hs pgl,j. ayaatarss involved
y involved impossible for the government q tho
| aited States to he ntTrrcnt
have deemed the daa vf the recurrence of scenes
my duty to station part al or naval force IN the mar
bors os Panama and Aspinwal order Ia protect the
persons and property o the citizens q the United tate'
in those ports them safs passage across
the sth;nns And il would, ia my judgement, DO un-
ant by spou,.nvpo- the republic of New
aranada, otherwise adequate cement shall
of intcFoceanic communication important at this
time, not to the United states only, bat to all other
maritime States both Of Europe and America
negotiation. have been instituted by
cf special commission, TO obtain from New Granad>
full indemnity or Injuries sustain 81 y citizens
the ishnu. aud satisfactory security for the raj in
terests of the United States
Ia addressing you my annual message. the
SION seems to me an appropriate one TO express my con
gratulations in view of the greatness and felicity
which the United States possess and enjoy. To
point Jon the Of the depaT Of the
government, and Of the great branches OF the public
service civil and military in order TO speak OF the
intelligence and the Integrity which pevades the "hoe
would be to indicate but uperecty the administrative
condition Of the country aud the beneficial effects that
the general welfare Nor would il suffice it to say
that the nation actually peace home and abroad;
that industrial interests prosper that tho
9snyk e, i ysr1 6snnaaarI o tie
bloodless Of the continent that cities and
Glous States are springiug up as # by eneh.htnon
from the bosom Of western wild- ami that the
ageozs energy of people i making Of these htted
States the great republic of the world These results
have not been attained without passing through trial
and per By experience Of which, and this only nations
harden iuto manhood
Oar forefathers were trained 10 the wisdom
which conceived, and the courage which achieved
Independence. by the circumstances which sur
rounded them, and they were thus made capable
Of the creation Of this republic II cevolved on
the next generation 10 consolidate the work OF
the revolution. To deiIFer the country from the
Influences Of conflicting Transatlantic partialites
and aGtipathies which attac. ed 10 our colonial
aud revolutionary history, a4a u organize the
practical operations of the constitutional and
legal institutions of the Union. To US, OF this
generation, remains the not less noble task OF
maintaining and exte dng the power OF the
t-aitei States. We have. at length. reached that
stage Of the natona. career, IN which the dangers
Ia be encountered ard ne exertlons 10 be made
are the i1ci;l~Ht- noi % weakness, but OF strength
In our foreign relations harc to aitemprr oar
power tn: less happy coaii ton OF other repHo-
/ les in America, aud 10 place ourselves IN the
caiInuess and conscious dignity o. right by tne
side of the piTcs Of EIrppe. IL oar domestic
relations, We have - guard against tke shock OF
the di:coutcuts, the ambitions the Interests, and
/ the exaberent, aal therefore sometimes Irregular
impulses Of opinion or pf action which are the
natural product of the present political elevation.
the selfrcliauce ard the restless spirit Of enter
prise oF the p-s lc of he Uui'ed 5iAtes
| shalt Ifeptre to readts the Executive
trast - nv sncrcsSo- and retire private life
with sentiments OF pEoiJlld gri itnie t" tae
good Providence which, drrrg the period of my
a Ian,nistra,ion has "o1chsaf-d carry tae co1n-
frv thro-.,h may 4 i5isn5ies donesii; and for
e gn. ard 10 e8abIe ac To contemplate the spec'a
Gle Of l,nieable and res eectfll relations between
onrs and all other governments. and the stab
lishment OF constitutional order and tranquility
throughout the { aon.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAssis,iTav December , l-5G.
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