New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-19

OF the state Of ibe Ieinn the Presidents Message
81, cox fOb.A ssvocsei the Prssieu''s recon
mes dstioL a the scqai-''tco OF CABS shosiog tbe
Advantages which ~Uald Iesalt the efron. Abiding
10 a., r.us,k OF Cos. Chz,s rec.Jtly a. the New
r, plsrd din 81 IL o 10 in favor Of Ansri,su exp.n
sor Mr. Cx raid # The Democrats don't loos sn4rp
Their Repu bican frierd- Wi steal tn 4 Democratic
tbu, CO.., ADD that The Republican mooths we're al
re dy Juicy sb the ide ot free sugar. He Will
In 20 v for the Props ipu % Mr. BT,,ch fss plsc
ing snor.y IN tbs tsrds Of the President flr the pu
chss- IL G. bs atd in or failure wolid ssizs
ssId ia the eyelt Of var. lie prcc7eGed TO speak Of
The law Of growth. say % ~e must Cr'S silh 'at j.
We woDld DOT fsi within. Any ns'ijn failing Of
,presdlpg i's empi'e fails of IA destiny.
Wien corqoefef should have re-
tsined Mexico. He believer this country has orgi1s
stffcierty suted 10 digest it properly. II we do ut
obtsin Mexico it vii f.ll pre- I, 81 ne other power.
We o. oolo reccgbize the J1srez Government, giving
il he solemn ASSURANCE of COR sympathy. Considering
that Frarce, Ecg,od and Spain have fleets 10 the
Gulf Vi Yex co, We Should ssud one thther tog7t1er
with C. omu,issortr or M1isfeT aud ne shoull seek
by treaty With Jnarez at Vera Cruz 70 obtain re-
cfprocAl advsntages by shic0 oar trade, Hblcn Is
now y s-vep may Dc RAISED to tEroiy eiSnt mioas
stiusy which il the extent IT the Brush co nerce
II hi, Southern feId. objected t. the seizure OF ony
Ctitsshoa and Soaora, take 10 sddit,'u T4m,uNpa-
ard New 3D. and e them there try TIER hanfs On
cof-e and sOgsr Ano these provinces mus' ulAm We
10 come into The UDJp - State- not siogy but 10
Guitar of ttars He regarded Louis Napoleon as the
1e,t He na6 ct prayer az ne wood give 1t utter
hIce u that there may soon be bzrrc ides 10 tho
BoulevarGs that 'heIe my he more citz 7ns thaa
sdi.Is wi would fratefnlZe to the masic al the Mar
se,laise. Tbs prayer Answered. the world Sonlt BE-
rio Of nn usuTptr. He spoke If the effas OF Geo ra
America and cOuDSeled brn action 10 obtain our
rpb ard make the A aeIican name res ected. A.
10 toe aliauCe bstgreD France AMI EOgl> nd, he
thought 10 could rot COZ tiuue ard even 1t II should,
tn re would be darg ger from that source 10 Us We
all uu Re 10 enfoic, meut Cf tie M1Dr0s doctrine.
In the cou,se Of liz u-rks, ~hiie laying down the
Law of American growth and prtgress on this emit
pept w ID reference 30 Cu"a, 10 40 economical hsn',
LIE affirmed that the tariff If b., import aDi e1-
poJt were iof4uo0s auo the cause OF honorable war
Ia an sse Of COMMERCIAL freedom. He illustrated tus
siil the sugar trade std tax, saog tnf
10 1917 this equity bad PAID $6OOo 600, aod hi- ds
t,ic, 1900 prCte ct few ,usi -ugsr planters
III. gave stiistics to show that our trade 10 honr,
md. fir Cub-p tariff soud be million OF barrels
p. yesr and if Cuba snDexed that trade and
II 10 irsde il other prudu would eth be enhanced.
The message az aid 1sid~
On motion Cf Mr. PHELPS Mo-, the Consular and
Diplomh,ic approx riat,,p bill sas ttkeD mp
NJ HICKMAN (PeoD.l said ibwz toduns'e that
N Presiceu a yewe the taDff we're not maze
test Of political orthodoxy else TIE Secretary OF the
Treasury mt bt tave foutd himself proc rbed. T0ere
caulj BE- Do tsIf strictly fr Ievende, COZ sdenng the
6iver,i6ed pureuits Of people. hSancler eau
not hope to reap ubere he has Dot sosn. Revenue
ies II tie bottom Of protection The Pre- ident mad
nrouerly recon- nd,d sps cfc duties; al vslOre
was Of oply destructive Interests "f the c,unry,
but rur Gus TO it's revenue. He gave bis views on the
tariff generally.
The Comm tee rose arc tie House adjourned.