The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-12-13
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!, ,lsintlieatc the Constitutional authority,
of sthe9d Fetielafss tiaroanment, and tio,,
maintain iauiolate the integrity of the
! UmonsiTt They imposetlpoi, us cores
| ponding iobiieations. .grIfrisi estimated,
that thipty-threel millionsof dollars will.
be required tomeets tstheiexigencies of
this branchsofitlieu service during next,
! fiscal ;yearaszs TlIDsdsiEf s4s ai s,g
/ .nei *tirlo*g yH be4s*ga *
The pistaictof dColumbia, under. ex-
isting laws, ,iisluot entitled to that repre-
sentation inthe NATIONAL Councils which,
from our earhcstBhistorg, has, been, uni..
formly aceorded8tdoeaehIi Territory es-,
tablishedffremItiinet time Within our
limits. .sItniaiHtains peculiar relations,
Gongress ptogwhom tie Constitution has
srantedqthe power lofsexercising exclus,
1 siSe edegislation exerIthe <eatsof Goyefn-.
mentaI Cor fehow-nitizens, residing iua
tho District whose intofests are thus
confided to- the special guaSdianship of
Congresssexceed i'm number the spopu-s
lation of several -four Telritories, and
/ no justreasouaisi perceived why a dele,
/ gate Of fctheiriehoiee should rnot be ad-.
nittedatoalshatin tho House of Repre.,
sentativesIsno1teesib egsa rl9.sIz5 es1s.s4
/ INo1modei seems $50 appropriate and
4 cfeetual ofenabling them tgmake known,
j their peculiar cpndltipn and wants, and,
] ofiseeuripg tbesloaal legislation adapted,
toithemsoiI sthereferen re commend the
passage of aolaw apt tloEiaingt the electors;
! ofthei District of Celpm5ialto choose a.
4 delegateo te.be allowed sthel same, rights
] and priEilegesb aldelagat representing,
4 a IeiiritolOa9iI Iheoi sEeasing enterprise
and Iapidpfegness, ofseimproyen.ent in,
the Distrieteaie highly gratifying, and,
d ltrust that the efforts of the municipal
j authorities to prolnote, the. prosperity of,
/ the national metropolis, Will, receive the.
deficient and generous cooperation of
Gengrcsssiibeqx5s edt h9I3*ars9y agai
! ola the menth offApr last; as Con-,
j gress isoawaEes q friendly arrangement:
was made .betMeens,thei Emperor Of
I France and dTthet Presidentof the United,
\ Statesi for the Withd hdrawd from Mexico,
! ofdtheu French .eNp peditioaary military
i forces.noT bis Withdrawal was to be effcc-.
ted inItheei ldetaehments,s the first of,
which, itgwasI ,undeEstood would leave..
Mckee 9ip November, now ! past, the.
second in March, ext. and the third and
last in NeFeRbers Immediately
upon the epmpletipn Of the ;eyacuatiop,;
the French Government was to assume,
the Sang ne ttitndeg Of non intervention.
ipdregardn nt9 ipiexiees as rs held by, the,
Government of the United States. Re-
! peated assurances have been, given. by
the Epperor, SINCE that agreement, that
he would complete the, promised evac-f
uations within the peripd mentioned or
soonerii nj gniIieva1q won si aoi4..tins
1t asireasonablyv expected that the
| proceedings thus, contemplated would
i produce aQcrisis,of greatpolitical inter-,
estinahe Republic ofusMexico. e The,
newly appointed Minister of the United
States tMrnCainpbeil awas therefore sens
forward rdpondthes 9th dday Yof November,
last, to assume his proper functions as
! Minister Plenipotentiafy United
States to that RepIblicsezo vllif,tgtjst 8d
i gItwas ALSO theughtlezp zpedieht that he,
!, should he attended inatlleiagicinity of
\ Mexico by thesIieutenantss General of
\ the Army Of the *United States, with
the, view of9 obtaining such information
asimight he important ito determine the
course9to ober pursued yiithe United
B States in nre+establishipg and maintain,
/ ing necessary and 5proper intercourse,
+ withthe Repabliegof lMexicn.s Deeply,
iuterestetbinsth stheaeause of liberty, and
humanity; it, seemed anrebvious duty on,
our part 10 exercise !whatever influence
i WEI ,hossesscdo for, the restbratiens and
4 permanent establishment in that. cotttfs
4 trysofi a domestic, and republican, form
of coyornmei,t.,;tsnap III
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