Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-18

stious which claim attention. We are interest-
ed In the peace Of the ueixhborhood lsw'css
Indians Who enter our settlements in Arizoaia- 1
aud there seems other way that this diiheu'- 4
~ can be removed than in cstaLli.hiog military y
posts in Sonora and Chihu,hus. lie rcrom. |
ipends that this be done, regarding Mexico a.
In state Of iubccility and anarchy.
As &c Spain. he refers TO the causes which
DELAYED the appointment Of successor 10 Mr.
Dodge, and says that Nr. Preston viii go ont
with powers ts settle the difficulties With that
couutry II possible. lie says th,i cu'i ought
to belong to us. and rceonncni- that steps hs
taken for its purchase. As VIC acquire all ncw
scrritory by honorable negotiations, Ills shouli
not be an exceptions. lie rcafiru.s his former
yoinions iu favor OF specific dnics ON certain
srtIeics, aud submits the whole tariff question
20 Congress.
He call. sttcation to the PseiGe II .ilro,i, and
refers TO the overland mail. ,howins the
praetieabiliiy Of the route. Am"n. Other sub
ieets he reitcrafcs the rccommc niation o. esfab.
I;.h Territorial Government IN Arixoni.
On the subject Of the taua. the President
s,y,: When Congress met in DECEMBER la.f.
tbe business Of the country bsd just been
crushed BY ono or these periodical rovui.i"n'
Shich are the inevitable consequence OF ou'
unsound and cxtravagant system oi hank credits
and inhstcd currency. With sll the elements
of national wealth in abundau-c, our nianu!ie.
private enterprises were arrested, and thousnnd
Of lsborcrs we're deprived of employment ans
reduced TO want, and universal distress Preyaile'
among the commercial, manufacturing and inc
rhsnicai classes. Our mspufsefurcrs every
where suffered severely, not heean.c 81 the re
cent reduction Of the tariff OF du,ie, on imports
bat beesusc there we're no demand at any Pric
for thcir productions The people were otiisc
10 restrict themselves in their purehs.es TO 81
tieies OF prime necessity. In the general pros
trst;os Of business, he iron manufacturers d
.-6f6efvs$< = >ssabsy .-Gsrs lporc than an
cher class. and much dc.t,,uiiCn vas the iney
table consequence AEony the number.
vo,kuep ~ho hsd been in this useful branch :
our Industry, there could tc no supp'y She'
there vas no demsnd.
To present an eIsup,e. there could be no j.
ussd fos railroad iron sfter our mupiheent -
nu Of rsiirosjs. cxtesdips is benefits 10 evei
oo,t;os Of the rsioa. bal been trou;ht to
desd pau.e The same consequences have .
ssissd from similar esuses 10 many other brane
~ Of Useful nsssfsetofies. No sovernmep
ssd especially . government oi 'seh limit
ees,ested the late rcvui.ion. The vbolc cot
.ese;si world seemed TO have been rushing
tA,s estsssryphe. The sane raingls eopseJue
ces vould have followed is the United stat
vkether the daiies uron forcisn imyoiis b
seusised ~ they verc unier the tafih OF j.
=, b,d bee ssi.ei Go zach higher stsnia'
The tssif OF 1851 had no agency IN the resv
tAs essefsi causes sI,s'ing through out I
sorlS ess,A no, hsvs tcss controlled ~
isrisi.tios of any r,riiesir eoun'ry bu, :
,4rets II the rev sisiops are nou ,!oxiy.
,s,eiy. pss.iss svsy The energy AL cot
,,i.~ Of csr eiiirss. vifb our aabossdea
pss-e.. vili. within The rerigi & another ye
,e.tors n state of vhoie.sne inis.ify snd ifs
rsp,,si has B=sia ,-curul,;ei ~ our large e''i
10 ssse e is,sre.; ). there very I0~ 80
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