Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11

through Il division Of the Opposition.
lie had a majority in both Houses of
Congress. chose his own Cabinet the
Supreme Court conceded with him,
and the Treasury was oyulhowing. \
better opportunity for an independent
and successful Administration, no one
ever had. Last Friday his first Con-
-rcss expired. lis results are per-
feet condemnation Of the main points
Of his administration.
Unfortunately for himself and for
tic country, Mr. Buchanan-instcad
of pursuing u patriotic, conservative,
national coursc-thrcw himself into
the arms oi the sectional, slave, disun-
ion, liIlibustering parties. As ! con
sequence, he ai.c4a,cI many ot The
Northern Democrats, and could only
carry the most necessary bills by the
aid Of Republican votes.
ALL Of Mr. Bacllnan's plans for
the extension Of Slavery, failed. The
Thirty Millions Of Dollars asked for
corruption purpo-c5-tU facilitate
the ''doqu.z':...l.' "i Cuhn-uere NOT
GRANTED, The scheme TO steal North
crn Mexico, under pretcnre OF Pro
tcctoratc,' was NOT carried. All the
cunningly-IeviScd plans 10 prccipilatc
war upon Central America, were
thwarted. tVea MS last n eSSaSr,
begging Congress 10 throw INTO his
hands the Whole iaW-mahIn" power.
was treated W.ih silent contempt.
No CHANCE WAS MADE ~ THE TAR
lFF, aiiho thc Admins ration was
uFgcl 70 90 ~ .! lne l te,'arni' ~
1r.ll''oI - MAJOR n'a'JL' an" H.! al I''e cHi Il
=, DeUiCeI" "''0 1i'''i's'I AllItoVrH'iC ",
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nc OIL 10 Keep the government
III funds by the reissue OF Treasury
Notes, was carried without the lariiI
amendment-aii the fenn. Demo oarais
"caHIng IN ut last, eNceptwe believe.
l,EWAEI, OWEN JONES and KEiLl'Who
TO The last adhered to the only plan
10 coerce l-e AdmlniS'r" non INTO Inc
larih policy, by WiihAp!ilhE supplies
until feai revenue Was PROVIDED.
lhc lel2 Pension G!Il was lost IN
Inc ociia'e-
he clogs placed np0n Kansas were
not removed, but Oregon, with a less
pop1iatlon. was admltted-bccausc a
Don@h-iace Democratic Statc-wlth- .
out the test required OF Kansas,
The French Spoilation BIZ got 10
further lhqu the Senate.
Tn, Aoriru;fural Co,lcoe E1l was
vetoed hyiL, President \ few mill.
ions a., o,,. v,s,n land. to brnrlir Ar.
ricui,urc opr dearest and greatest
homo Observation-Disclosures and South.
dom s,v-is ua.c,a s,j,g nam M Rrr
to Trant millions of the host lands tn
R,iIv,v and other mononoI;r. Two
Hundred Millions Of Dollars 70 buv
! 400 oO0 more Nerrocs and Creole:
and untold millions for f,vorites and
naval and army wastes are narfactly
L" constitutional" Anythinr to do
GOOD they rcnrcscnt as disallowablc.
ANYTHING to do harm, is necessary.
The Pacific Railroad made a very
little advance.
Tho h;u to r,;so po,4o,o otos from,
rrnrr 70 rIvr rents was kiIlcd in ,hn
UonSo Ir thc cfrorts If Mr. Gpow
who coniendcd that it was = revenue
measure and rs sncb should have
ORIGINATED in the IIouse and not in
the Senate. The Uouse offered to
adont the whole biII-we bcIievc-
aboiishin~ the frankinr priyi!crc. an
propriating for DEFICIENCIES. &c. if the
senate "ouiu olh'' tle Sec''oh J [aiS'n9 g.9
- .nc ~ u Tho III IL ". ,,a 49,. ;nGaE;iio
,nd 60 tho I'm fcIi TIo,ts tn Nr
GROW, Nav he he The next Sneaker
for this successful effort TO guard the
interests Of the intelligent poor. To
think Of raising revenue by an extra
tax on every letter mallcd...and then
give Wo hunuieu S'iii'oh boi!ar9 10
Set aHo.i.Oi Scs'o '2'"'c' I"'0" -