The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-02

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htSsee, pas Teen apppnWn secie'atJ w JAW - NJ a
coed to Kansas at ouee 20 act as governor until Mr. wat
kers arrival These two appointments ere
ape ana esihee lne set PURPOSE OF Wy "u""i'"N "
make the law supreme In that region
The n lme New York; Sentinel says.
utbo Az 40, hG0.o ~ r,an conId no selected Tor
ov.norsbi ~ ka.s. - s,,.ess5 Goyrrnor Geary who
- ~ =, " 80 y Greater deore
- 49,. nlii = w - ~ 80 donh1s his ability
hnns., "a ss,essasa Ia h g;ysn nroof Of his nd.
ins,ys,re owar; hiI, scrstaTv OF The Treasury un.
mn au,e p Nv, hnust .ay ;,,;onsp
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The New York Daily News says
aTbe spnonment Of Robert Walker 10 the governor
!, iue ~ 81 ~ ~. ~ ~ -, tha, ceenIa nave
h 49, In our indom.nt he has no eous in the whole
eohI Tor Tho, nnst and tb "a ssyine u,nch when every
BODY Knows i ia the hardest post now ia the republic to FL
~ Ace a. The and specifc qualities
~ NJ Want stas e rs,hsr ~ have sten There are
" WI AM ,hmss,ve, hy amnanca in any
Few men snG et s,ill by syceence
ga T ~ NJ w after stanas ajmost slon.
~ u"s re- s tp;as ,ha hi,,bast emnence At The
M s"y n,,s - sd ssrni6o and an nori vailed
psl As . 81 ~ re- he S.s hrioh,anad ever
S Ma ~ Nc a ,nre ind gment and knovledpe
s ; n an5 LAWYER Drawn by outside
,ha. a. bS in rIination from bis pro,s siou al
pressure Tahes tnan py e m;". n,o sor hch
S oI, w 20 h Saie Of The limited states where
on ~ a ~ ,ha ;chst men his nation has had
ANU ti ~ ~ ia .saa With The foremost although
sI a', /, ,hat poav he comn,snded the at
aas o ~ w, a h hi hoI3 cs. convncnp hut NJ
,h -; aon,;ansry v;sy on he great subject OF re.
l E,.n, in, nd thu
| nnn :, =, n- ,ar;g ''N Wv
P % - ,b Gaia he van, into Mr. polks cabinet as
80 y, ~ Ta,,s,, T., ma, new 6eId he deye,oped
80 49,, IL Gnna. ,hat from, The origin az the gov
nv p, w. a, IA II;ndIv e,ilnwe5 tbe financial
n ~ ~ hISsnd' ur,i,ton sihon,b HamiItons pecu-
H. ~ IN. an,raa,ion NJ novsr in other re.
, ~ IA 49, e u averhrnwn mi Mr. walker gran.
tS III ,b IIi,, sr s,en aa,armined 10 mt an end
n;, Some os h;s most formidable on,onents were found
y t.; Tho dmocra,ic marty So determined wss this op-
,nn b;s ,ar;ff ~ aie cou,d ha oot thronph
only By seine aerisi notifications of which he did moi
approve and which have SINCE Oeen iouno 10 Woih mo
mischief than gooo In tie oeuae ual ,arn pasee
only one vote-tbo casung Vote OF 'leo leeiue'
Mr. walkers report on TINS snpec, howe'er, o.ea e.
revolution When Sir iso1er. r.ei iau uo..
careful reading ne declared ~ 10 NC uuAne e n, !
aad lie adopted Its policy lie became oiseipie Oh na
kers doctrine and TO that report tne sotio Is ~ NO
measure indebted Tor The popularity OF ms repea o. tn'
tBrsh corr laws and ,he repea OF we ou'ous laws ~ M
igaton When Mr. walker subsequently vsltea EUROPE
he receiver graeIu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,lo . n,,,s
u0 ;sn liz bas lived 10 acc The bene6cen
results Of his tariff which Clay and Webster declared
would mpoversh the country and the pablo treasury and
ten years later Congress compelled TO adopt some
The Irincipa measures proposed by Mr.. Walker in hi
great report in 1916
aSince he left Mr. Folks cabinet Mr.. Walker has beer
the protector and counsor guidpg spirit OF many
OF the graudest and most lent ftsnt plans Tor the de