The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25


separablo from GENERALIZATION, &C.. Strong
lMassnchusettsl rather Inclined TO Ellsworth
tc aS o sa Gne Ss e
lawyer; but though he spoke a great deal. he
did not seem TO enter ipto the distinctions
bill TO DO In exact conformity rs possible TO the
existing laws relating to aliens III Iennsylya-
mia aud this am convinced, would have been
the case had 1t not been for that low spirit
which contaminates pubic characters US well
March 1.-THE Naturalization bill again
taken up. Now Butler. too proud to have lent
HIS aid 10 any motion that was not his own
IN fact neatly tho Same which mad been
ncgatiyed three or four times before IL
was alleged tIhey wore ms out OF order Gpt
Now Nh. Few GoorCial must bring forward his
motion too. II was equally out OF order. but
that all over Europe, whore tho civil law pre-
walls. aliens hYla property. II i Is the cSmm Il0
However. since ,wo cannot get tho rights Of
Naturalization bill say nothing about 1t.
Mr.. Morris got, warmly at me- this day about
more than u dollar per, acre could he got, aapi
requested mo to wrto him an account OF the
kind OF land. distance to market, &c. wrote
him MS follows
Ntw YoRN March - 1870,
sn The lands concerning witch you have made in
lie lie sal Of tie IysomnE rine CFsSE ana TioEs
~ ltiyer IuehlnnN. Their distance
from Philadelphia the roads NV go, is from lS' 10
900 miles bat Il may be shortened BY opening more
ia whtc@ ne fst sSttiemem!s werS made aont ear
da% iHG ny Sy t%' can 'S
SNrs,SnGs eE"@ ! Es s s ia no1t II en- and Hi
Lzerne county form gunnrIe barrier and the savaurs
have greatly diminished mus; soon 10 totally eNcnnet
the great axes un: frio AMI ~" NYrtnnmnnriamf
families. PROVISIONS II all iinIs can he had =, abnnd
l,arI, IL ps1t nj eu -
,gdon been sgagi 10 nHt SPa m a0iHr EsT
failure of crops lHt tie Uncommon demand for eSportr
ton The county ~ wS iGs:G or Ian is are s sS rs
the surveys 1t is covered with an tmm'nso
a oaE Of "a ali ''E Rnd pac, mostly OF the white a
spruce kinls white walnut wld cherry, iieko,y, ash
bSntry a, Geliancc nuI io not know that Hdepen.
Lem or ere to :" h III Of
potash The different streams Of the Sgslurhanna offer
to TEs country has Icen observed to be partcuGry
@ n na. Ha SB' the 81 F"S % S@ as
stock carries Itself 10 marke ihes' rsrts enjoy IA an
eminent degree the advantage ana security or doube
fke winch :s regularly at their prorer season
wheat and with 10 cradle Husuandry Sc dom Nied
lie sumner is well adapted 70 Indian corn hnx GatS
OF ali xmas BntEwheat often sowoi With success
the same summer on tme ground from Whence wneat
a. S , IN OF HGe"Fy ~. are aSup n"
DAM Of Gour grain sc from tho port OF rha
&SS Ss4 mi al n Is SeF Fs t OF win
ny of s %n' S5 s oy %ae
son seldom brings to matur'sy Inc summer produce,
winch often blasted or persnei ny cary rros'I
the si ivan Of soil and climate in tic bosom Of
foCc are neglected for i'm oSnt
these lands having no actual surveys before me but
il can render YOU am further information shH! be
happy in dong 50 am SIR YOUR most &c W. NJ.
Honorable Il. MoRRl~ Esquire.
Writing tho foregoing letter was al did this
forenoon The Speaker took in his carriage
and we rode in nth the attGrnooni ol.o, 70 NV ,ou.
lily this forenoon. After dinner walked alone.
NJ and down, back and forward on the island.
repor. was not to DO taken up until Fit2slm0ns
came back which was to 70 on Thursday. lie
knows all the motions OF tho janizuries and
March 2$-visiteI 1Tr. Wilson, lodgings with
tho Speaker. | then wont with Mr.. Nynko3p
carroll OF CarroiIton. We got on the subject OF
tho State Of Carolina having instructed thelr
represenation Could any h hints nn R nay r gone
urnt lie is IL lIoman Catholic and the intimate
friend OF MIR. litzsimon -u,
ideas in my mind: Fitzsimons lteptesenta-
tive, Pom ylyanta, is gone to prevent SIM
r OF lnVnR gysn Hints to set IS" such
measure going Perhaps something OF this
Kind may be alleged against me with Justice.
The doctrine of instruction may certainly be
carried SO far as to be In effect the trhunitial
veto OF tho Romans. and reduce MS to the state
hans the bcst way is for all the Stass TO use it.
and tine general evil. if L really should be ono.
Of h@ to- be- sr expeccd hn
Federal law PASSED directly against the sense
OF a whole state will ever be executed in that
state II the answer is in tho negative it Is
clearly better TO give the state an cary legi-la-
tive negative than finally let her use practi-
cal ono which would 90 to the dissolution OF
The nion.
THE FIRST MOVE ron A NATIONAL BANKRUPT
LAW.
A memorial OF one Tracy was read. praying
q bankrupt law 70 be passed under the author
Iontment OF II committee to bring in Il bill, for
such II purpose. There was, great deal OF
speaking on This subject. and, really, thought
had not done it Justice. got up and WAS lis
tened TO with attention while | exp lained the
Gf1%SSn S G0 an ihC % S rue
spccting commission OF bankruptcy. and con
fined the latter to its proper lhld the trading
Ionged TO tongross 20 take up and doubted
whether they had done most harm or good; &c
J, was into detail Of tho laws q EnEland on
negatiN cd the motion
An APPROPRIATION OF HALE MILLION RUSH.
ED" THROUGH THE SENATE.
The approximation bill was now reported
with very tritling Amendment indeed; to d.
vide n sum Of about $3.50 between our door
keeper and the doorkeerer Of tho representa-
lives. Tho momentum Of spittl would have
Us any effort to check this hill. The appropri-
atoms were all in gross. and to tho amount of
half million collars. | could not yet n copy
OF it. | wished to have seen the particulars
poiled. but su II hurry neyor saw before.
! did not SEQ tho bill IN the hands OF any Of
the members. but they might hayo had Il lor
HuGht know. ] really lear the committee
gave themselves littl" trouble about IT, The
moment it was through. Gen. schuyler and
Mr. Morris called for 1t on the third and asst
reading. for they said tina Secretary wanted to
make remttancCs 20 iuiOpp. ihey got what
trey warteI. and Illus We had done with IL
IRIS modo Of doing business cannot last
long, Al rvlS. it j. sHii. euro them@elvns
Here r. gcuoral appropriation OF above half
million dollars the particulars not mentioned
The estimate on which 1t is founded may be
mlsai or changed in met it Is Giving The
Secretary the money for him to account Tor a.
lie peases This certainly IL hl wrong. The
estlInnte should have formed part OF tile bill or
should have been recitel in II.
Am too sharp sighted or, have observed
somH shynes4 in some PEOPLE. | believe It Is
tho former Mr.. Morris this day asked IL ! had
prepared anythin. on the subject We had been
conve'sing about buying lands. ! put the
Latter into his. hands. lie. read 1t with apGa-
rent satisfaction: put 1t into his pocket. lie
asked mo II -OMa kind Oi houses could not be
raised and covered with bark at Il small OK
pense on these lands. l told him thoy might
II honest mon were employed who would not
mako Il lob of II.