The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-22

too lengthy for insertion in our paper. ",
give ~ nopsis. which contains slI Of i'm
portance- Tie message opens By conersiu
lsting the country on the contrast OF ID,
agitation which existed about Ksnsss : yea
sgo With the peace and quiet which nov
prevails. lie refers 70 the Leeompion Con
stitution. and re-afIirms his position on shsl
subject. and thinks that If Kansas had beer
admitted with the Lceompion Constitution
the same quiet would have beer secured 81
IN earlier day. Being perfectly willing q
scquiesce in any other constitutional mode
Of settlement he signed the Esglish bill. and
probably when Kansas spplirs for sdmis-
sion she will have the porul,lion required b.
that bill He goes q length into the sub
jecs. and recommends the passage Of Z gen
ersl Law. 20 that no new Safe shall be a.
mitted unless she has q population sufiieien,
TO entitIe her 70 one Representative. lie
Congress on the settlement cs
The Utah affair iihrut The effusion Of blood.
He comp pliments the officers Of The army
there. and expresses sssis:sctioa with the
course Of Governor Cumming. and hcnora-
bly, mentions Col Kane
He refers 10 the Importance u tie treaties
recently negotiated With Ch.na and japan,
lnd thinks the resnl, in the former case jus
lificd our neutrality. lie congratulares The
country on the abandonment Of The right OF
search BY Great Britain. and. in reference 10
Central Americs. says that negotisiions are
'iiil progressing, and he has not yet stan-
ioned the hope or su-rees. lie refer. ,
What vac stated 81 the last session o: Con
yress 10 that connection. and that his views
% the ssbjeci of the istLrnns rcutcs accord
With the policy heretofore announced By Mr.
;sss- HE only DEERE Is 10 keep the routes
,pen. and lie desires no other privilege for
hs Uniiec States than we expect ether na-
ions 10 enjoy. hu; xill not corsent that the
outcs shall be clostd. and ;he commerce Of
he world injured BY The imbeciliiy Of ns.
ions which reside near there. He regrets
hst the Nicaragua route has been closed .-
ie speaks Of the necessity ci enforcing cu,
'lsims sgsins, Cssts Ries and Nicaragua
ie speaks OF Mexico - IL condition Of
ivli var. with scarcely sEy hope of res
crs'ion 70 . pcrnsnent government lie re-
ere 10 the cause which led to . rupture o.:
ur diplomatic relations there, ard spenks
veil d Mr. Forsy;l.'s etTor.s. II Eot fcr rhe
oPe Of obtaining justice from the LibersI
srly, xhi1h sP?csrs now 10 BE- sp2roach-
ng 70 Power. be ~oai recommend The tax
% possession u portion Of Mexico. sut1i-
lent 10 indemnity ns for 81 our claims snt
'riesanccs- In The north OF Mexico. bcr-l
ering our territories. there are ether con-
iderstions which claim attention. We are
nteresiej in the peace 0; the neishbosh 3od;
awIess Indians enter cur settlements in Ar
zonis. and shsre seems no ether way that
bic difficulty can be removed than in es,sb-
ishing military posts in S0nors and Chihus-
ma lie recommends = proiectcrsse over
his portion regarding Mexico - in siase
4 imbecility snd anarchy.
A 10 SPAN, he reies 20 the causes which
eisycd the sPpointmeIt Of successor toI
ir- Dodge. and says that Mr.. Preston will
Q out with powers 70 settle the dif.iculiies|
nth that county II possible. lie ssys that
.uba ought 10 belong to u<, and recommends
hat STEPS be taken for its purchase. A. wel
cGuire new territory By bonorable n>gc-
istion. this should mot BE- N exception. Hel
scommends sPcciic protective duties on cer-
ain articles. ana submits the whole tsris
aesiion 70 cSrgress. lie calls attention sol
he Pacific railroad, and refer 10 The over.
md mails = showing the prscsicsbiIity Of
be route Among ether subjects he reite-
ates the Recommendation 10 eslsblsh . ter
itorial government in Arixonia.
On the subject Of the tariff the Preside nj
sys, when Congress met ia December last
be business Of The ccurtry had Just been
rushed BY one Of those periodical revulsions
Ehich are the iaevi,sbIe consequence Of our
nsound and extravsgsnt system of bank
rediis and inflated currency. With al the
dement's Of national wealth in abundance,
ur manufactures were suspended. cur usefDl
ubiic snJ prissie enterprises were arrested,
nd thousands Of laborers were deprived Of
mPlcy ynens and reduced 70 want. aud uni-