The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-12-11

hlo'SS si'uutVo III tut Iiot'iSe, VI nav az =
C, louics there, to negotiate with them,
subject to the advice and consent Of the
Senate, to favor the voluntary emigration
Of portions Of that class to their respect
i've territories upon conditions which
shall be equal, Just aud humane.
Liberia and lIayti are yet the only
countries to which colonists Of African
descent frcm here could 60, with cor
tallty Of being received and adopted as
citizens, and | regret to say that such
persoLs contemplating colonization do not
seem so willing to emigratc 70 these
countries Is 70 soric others, nor so vii.
ling as | think their interest demands.
believe, however, that the opinion is i'm.
proving, aud that, ere long, there will
be an augmented and considerable emf
grafton to both Of these countries from
tie United States
c0NGFac!Al. TEEA-:Es.
The nca commercial treaty between
tie United States and the Sultan Of Tur
key has been carried into execution.
A commercial and consular treaty has
been rcGotiated, subject to tie Senate's
consent, with Liberia, and similar ne
gotiation is pending with the Republic
OF tInyti.
\ considerable improvement in the
National commerce is expected to result
from these measures.
,vn rvaalox urLArIoNs AGAiN.
Our ryIativus with Great Britain,
France, Spa!*, Portugal, Russia, Prussia,
N,nua7h, Sweden, and Austria, the
Netherlands, Italy. Rome, and other Ed
ropea. States, remain unG:isturJcd. Very
favoraI,e relations also continue to le
maintained viii, Turkey, Morocco, China
and Ja1a".
During the last year thcro has not on
}r been no c,.ance Of our previous rela-
:ipms with the Iul@pcndeut States Of our
c@ntiuCL:. tut more friendly sentiments
than have LrcA cr:toccgc cxia;ior "rc
believed to le entertained by these nciSh-
bors, vince saflty snd progress ar 50
inii-ia't'y coLHtcfcd with our own. Ills
St'.eMcL; especially "lp!ies to Ne1lco,
-N'' $1,000 ~''p
@Ad G'.!.I
1HI S1w "rA>AI!.> AM COSTA Ett},, ct&-i@,
... 5i'S
4~e c21n4ss."n ur1 r ne coHEcHt:eA
WI" the Nepub-.c Il ~" trsha." c.~5.
Cd rs SESSION ".',ou; i.V'oG &nG'tea
and passed upon al '"c claims ""lrA
wee Su"'"'''t d 10 II, \ proposition Is
lehN:"" . revive 'H' c2n'en'l't' 'i.at !!
may DC "o'" 10 90 Elic ctMp1ete l4stlcc:
lac H'.lSS'3h L,l"e'A tNe Gnl,'-
S'atta and the Ecp4b..c G. costa N'ca
Las Competed lis .u.c"s AID submitted
its port
TIL :TLAvrl ANnr.c r.c SHORE TELLGEArHs.
have favored the project uf cOuuect-
ing the I4itcd States with Lurorc by an
Atlantic telegraph, and similar project
to extend the tel, graph from San Fran
cisco to conucc: by Pacific telegraph
wire with ,he wire that is bong extend
d across The huSs'an Empire.
ra. rrnn..cr:.z-.
Tie Te,r;.orics cf the TDi.1d States.
yith vnimno-taut executions, lave re-
naincl urdistrrbca l.y the civil war,aud
,bev arc exhibiting such evidence Of pros
Darity as iustiies al expectation that
some Of them will soon be in condition
to tc organized as States, and be cunsti.
admitted into the Federal Tn.
ion.
The immense mineral resources Of
some ot these Territories ought to be
developed as rapidly IS possible. Every
step in tLat direction would have ten
dency to improve the revenues Of the
Government and diminish the burdens Of
the people, 1t is worthy Of your serious
whether somc cztraordina-