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Ill TI.AM. MKUAl.D.
Published err ry Wtntaeaiay Mornlni
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lU'SINMvSS 1HKKCTOKY.
.MOT it liniMsns,
MtuiiKl ntnt Cniin-rllcn. nt f.ntt mid
Mollrllor In (.'hiitirfl ,
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HAlUtOAD IKJl .si;
.V o w r tide of Mark Uiter
nV
JOHN It. BMI't'H,
l,t dmi W. 51 I y
M AHT1N KVI-.I.TS.
Allium) A I'oiiii-.-llur nl I.mv.
1 1 1; , ii ; 4, ' jki l int. u i jfmi )
:,n ti Itutliioi, Vl.
MR CLAY'S SPKKC1I
Miurtd it Uxinjtan. Kj. n. 15, IM.
'''
Alter ihr organisation of the- meeting, t-
.Mr. uiay tosc anu auurcssN n r ti list nt tal
ly as follow t
' lMiit nnd (!entlfmrn.
The day is dark and gloomr. unsettled
and unrrrlain IiLi- Kit condition of (Mir
couriltt inrig-irl to the uiinatuial wnr with1
Mr SI hi- li mitten Whs
k . it. ir.irr.l list a rnri uVt i ! a. mi 7
'1 hut thr waf lamtnctKrd, and th' !'"
'Irtil, a'lrr biting produced it appealed n
'onuiiiii A Liit wal itorrusd to raise
MlU(M) vulur.tr. it and in order lo commit
all who ihonld totr for it, a preamble wt
msntttl. falsely attributing tlic commence
rnriitofthc war to the act of Mrxico I
hue no doubt of ihe itjlrirtie nttf.irra of
ihoto who. niter struggling o minuur
in gird lo ilif unnatural war with 1 . ,,, ,,, .1... f.-olal,t ,.,. f(,n4 thprttpl rre
Vi .r. 'I I... il.lii miiJ ift irtria.ttJ and j . ... t - .. ll..t I .....
. .. i ........ ' cornuainiu 10 vim- ui u u uin o-j
iniuu", aulit fi'!l .with ti-noui npprabrn- ,l0 Par, ( y (ui.nJrration would havt
i smiu to lit inJi fintu- cuiiununriri', mid j (,)() ,( ,U,, ol pfovntii) inr- to lotr far a
' p'cully .u to ihn coiiftjufiici w hich u ), p,,P fain-hood sninpol upon
tfiminalioii inny brma fiih, mimrine tlir , j , fsep mo tlohznijf uuih, I dn. 1
harmony, if not the riutencr, of our Uni- Wyer nrrcx could linvr otnl for iliat lull.
' L.. .. i...MKI.. ..M.lnr.1 f llii tifr
' 00. 'I'hn Mcrntioimbli' COfl'I'Ict Of 111 V
) It'uunlrr t'lue cirtumaricii I mutl ,i ,.,.. ,i,irm .1.1, Ian Ituiuh War. Im
....... li l t .... V .I... " I V' b
j prfHH lliyji n ut inrc vim .u J , eicill All lllll li liCo
uouM nmi uriuvn nif iioin mi
...ni l i it praiiti I li t .i!nt V I
. fc
n I I !.!. . ii. llfkiili 11 I
uf H"fr or war, Cor.guM mini col I'l
no I d. Iilw rair ai.d drtidr un ht mlirr,
nljitti urnl caun ofiltf ' Ami, if
war I cmrtficl, rlHM any r1" "
Ji-tUration of nt ol)-rt. i bf Cw i(
llie rtlMing war VMlb MeitCo, CoWgnw
intiM iiKrsfatily pof ilia nuthonty. at
any urn, lo ilreiaro far whwl wrpow ii
U luilhar prorutJ. I f c iuppf
PongtMi dwi not pra th controlling
auihiir.tvW"unJ " . if it k coiitiiidni
that a ar mirr t.anns fornmmfd. lli"
Pnfidi-ni oftln V ..JSuiiin ii.'-i
lo tbr nr aifiplilaui nt of any objifla In
plwrw without comuliing boo islmul any
ri-gaid lo tlir will of Congri'M, iho Convtn
ten will Ur ultoily laiW in !uaidiiig
il.i' ii.iiniu .isaiiiil ). aim. aud aiiilulion
ol ii ii ngl imln .dual l.nner i. ng
,.V Ol' VI'.KMMVr.
ilio Countv
', fKCaeloll
N Ai T, liini? a n
Ullllll'lUt'll.
It ii h'r'I'V tnaiTfily Iht Central AitfM
Hi, i I tin f'.utc i' rrmmu.ai jvuo'.
I Tliciri. imttwl t4i of
i.im lull nt on ilic doll ir. on ilic
p.. U and ratAlilt etstp pfili iuhalltant of
r v i niitiiv f Chuif nden, lor the jfar nnu
iSi.iiaaml i'irIiI l.undrrd and fofiv upvwn, lor
!.c i-urp'iiti ol iu8 the i!eutuf s ltd cujn-
leicilwlan iiifl.iuiee in l prowf utioii oi oi n ni;ii man .mai iwnn M.r
!.!. .......,i nd i.u.niul ii nut di- or tin IicJ. nt muW lmr lbs tight of di-
. . i. ...... n. ii in i lurh I livi- lull U'IiiIm n am . i.. .1... ... 'I lu.l ' in inuun.? iinun llir ol Irfll for VWIldl n Wir
... v. ...... ... -.. - 1 - -- ir.llllllll.lllUll U I 1 HI II MW " ...... .....
! puiMiinn ol the linmiii In-art ifitinii", j,M
,,f i" ahoulil, if rifcuwry, or; tlrdmaiia to tin
' i t ...i i i... ..
Sir..". 'I'lio trc.i'urrr of nid co inly U
I , . t ' v I'.ircrtpd, on or lifdun tlic I'.Micnth
,.,! Dei i-itiiift, A . I. 1"I7. to i-mib bu
M.iri.ini to llicfirai oii-til:in ol llif Mvoral
Uiwns u-aid nmrilv, fr tho rollei linn ol
nd who rc niUliod lo procrfd in nil
il ( p. m tin) i"U-tlon of sairi la. in tiu
a n. n.iiiiuir ai li"') am Ii) I iw, dlri'i-lrd to
I ni. i'i-i'. in lite rolleriion ol st.ilti tuxes.
Kr.i 3. Tho HiU-rtmeii of trm n"i'nl
i.m i.i m rouniv.ilull imVu oul a t 1
1 , , ,i,o i mi.' . .-s ol t'lfir ii'
t ., in. .1 ! ui' t' ii"' 1 y "' ' '"'")'
. 1) IMH.iUX till, lor Hit) coll'"' lion of
-lid tsv, in the Mini; niinnnr at they tiro re
iintrrd to do in cjr ol .ne tavoi.
.Sit. I. 'The iiril ciKisl.t'ili" "f the si'vcr
ion lit in laid county, aro iriiiird to rolhsrl
ainl I'.iy or tu tlul licmurrr oi i"'"i
' ' . .... I . ml. I.... .1.1 ..I
iirvien of on 1 country. in' l iwvr
1 hnpiNl thai, nllliniif-h limit private and
humb'ii ciuzi'n, an ripici"n ofthf went
, arid opininni I t iittrtain iiiilit form mini
lillle addition '.o thu ciii rni stock of litfor-
matton, nn I iid'jrd a small asMstnitcc in di
livnitic our country from tho potils and
il.iiif.prs tvltith siirroiind it
1 h.ivo coint" hrri' with no purpose lo ut
temp', to inaUi a line spcich. or iinv nintt
tinti' orttloric.il dupliy. I luvu liroti;lil
with lliL- nu thiloriciil houtpHtj In throtv
into tlm uMiMitulngt'. In tin- circln of lh(
, veur aiililinn lins come, and the sonson of
ilo-.vcrj !:st passetl nivay. In the progn'S
lof y"ir my Hprins titne h.is gone by, mid
, I too am in the nntiimn of life, and feel the
frot nl n f . My desire and mm nre
lo nddi ton, earnesllv, c.ilinly, tertouslv.
it. d .i.iinlv. tip in the zr.wu mil mom n'
otis juhji'Cts which b.oe hroushlns lK !'
er. And I uni nnst snlteiiois that not a
1 solit.iry word may fall fiom me, ollensiie
! m nnv pirtv or person in tho whole exiiM
, of the Union.
War, n.-slih iiri'. and fitltme, bv tho com-
....... i .. ..i - 1 - . .i .i
tt.i. iiniount ol .uu la., i inc ur.i ujj i tnon cniuetil ol inanhiini, arc me inn c h.i-
M.ir. h next. Mist cnlainiliis which can bef.il our specir?;
shall lako illerl torn. , .... f..t inilli' it.-inds
ii,. iir.t dav ol Dm cm'ier. A . H 1SI"
Mfil.fllll I'OI IT.
iita'.f r of the lloono ol llcpn ontHTM.
' 1, SMIGI'.ANT,
1'ie-l.lenl of the Senate.
AfPtovcd Nov. l'J, IHT.
' 1P IltillAfT. r.A'PIN.
An arl ridtUnc to Howling Al'.e)i.
; n hmi-ti rnarlnl. r.
M.L l. inn .selmliiicn of lite seer.il
ioimi'm in tins stair, .lull, whenever, in tli"ii
.i.lenienl, the p iblu- ("ood iiuire.i it, forbid
3 . ' l.....-l.t.n tl..V III
any play or Rainu upon .mj n ",,vji
their reaper tio towns.
Sic -' Whom-MT tint solocline n of an) .
town ah.llfoibid an pUy or Kaiim upon
anv bowlint; alley, at incnlionml in the pic .
M.jtna nciiliin, t'boy 1.I1.1II i'"tllv the owner ,
or Keeper llieieof, 111 wriiinR, and loduo a
t ( riiheale thereol in the tow n eleik t oHire,
m Mich tow 11. therein den ribtuf; the how ling
alley, tho ti hu (.1 wlildl M Uiibi-lden ; and lite
townileikolmehtown Mull record nuch
1 nllfll-jte. , .
:i. If the owner or keeper a' sncli
..,wliui ii'.luy hl.ill, all. r liome a belorj.
proMded, M.ller or pein.it the nut ol uc 1
...I...,, 1. it,.. il.r. fill illltlv HMU
' fcitcmost and in front. l'lSlilence nnd fain
ine, no doubt fur wio nlihnuli iiucrulibln
I ptupnics, nre iiintctions of l'rovidenci-, to
1 which it is otir dittv. then fnre, lo bow w nh
obedience humble ttibniission and fsiiw
, 11011. Their duration is not Inn, and their
' ravage, are limited. They briti;,', indeed,
1 "real alllicti ill wIiiIm tbe I il, but sncnty
toon n covers from thnr idVcis- War is
ili" voluntary work of our own hands, ai d
( whatever rrproaclus it mayd -serve should
bedirecled lo otiisclv.s Vbn it breaks
. out, ils duration 11 tod. finite nnd unUnnw 11
1 vicissitudes nre hidden Irom our view
In the sacrifice prhtiman life, nnd in the
' waste of btnnan treasure, in its losses, nnd
m iu burthen?, it nfbris boilt ueiHKCMiu
inliiins.and its sad 1 fl'-cis of mangled bo lie
ofile.ith. nndoftli'nil.iiinn en lure lonuiif
ler its Ihliuders are hushed in p-ace U'.ir
unhinges sncii'y, disturbs ns peaceful an I
reoitl.tr indti rv, mi l Jcnt-rs puis m ms
vrdi of dfi.i.e nnd iniinoilali'v. wb.cb
continue lo oerminate and dill in lh. ir
firr it h id ceased
n vr nf N'.T'iiinal d. finer, inriirid
for the vindication i l ihe National njbu
bitior, nnd dimni ltd by the. indigniut
voice of the piople l'rtn.lrnt M.idism
l.iinv lf I know, nl fi ti reluctantly and
wnb gnat doubt and hctitaiion, brought
liir..i If to the conviction that it ought to be
dictated. A lendtii", and pfrbajM thr
must influential mi inter of bit Otbintt,
(Mr. Ciallatui ) was, P lu I'm l"n "
ibilatalion, opiscU 10 II Iiui itoinnii;
eould wtthslaiid llie tr r stslible force- of pub
lic sentiment II was a just war, und its
great objici, ns .inriniinci d nl llie lime, was
.f..... ''..,I n, l ;mlnrt Id ihli' DLatnsl
the nilolernblennd oppnssive arts of IWit
th power on lite ocean The justice of the
w ni fir from being denied or contromtnl,
was iidmi.iwl by the lderl pnty,
ditlv qiiwtionrd it on consideration uf po'i
cv ' liiini! drlibi rati Iv und r.onMituiunial
ly dickind, it was. 1 "ihiuk, lb. it duly to
lue "tvento it lln tr ln-.tny CJ-opera ton.
Hui rite mass of them did not. Tin y con
until d lo oppose nnd thwart it, to dicnut
nge loans an J enltsiment', to ib ny the pow
ier ui the f ii'iteral government to innrrh lite
militia bevand our limits, nnd lo hull 11
I lailford Convention, which, whatever
were its real obj-cts, bore the nspect of see
king n dissolution of the Union itself
Tin v lost nnd justly lost the piiuiic conn
trriniiunj ungii the oljnfm wbtclin war
-L ll , . . . . I '..... , ..natl.t lA
SOOll 1-e praparcUMtl lllT-.r uw.... ....
tivr. If ihr l'lesiJ.nl psts it and may
pro'iciite it f.r obj ct iijmnl the will of
Congn u. w In rr it the ddll rence between
our dec govcriiitii nt and that of any cilhcf
imtinn which may bi govrrrml by an ab
solute C'u, I'mp. 'or or KingJ
CnngrtiS iniy tnni', s it baa omiltrd in
lb present warjto proclaim the object! for
which it was commenceil or has been since
prosecuted, mi l in casis of such ouustioii
the l'i. sulici, bung charfedwilh the nil-
, if.. r.i .......I r...MA
piO) mi i.i mi'i nirrcriou in inejuiiiunui nun,
it, msfaril), I. ft 10 his own judgment 10
dec idi up ui the ol j. c', to the attainmt itl ol
which thai forf" shall be npplnd. IJu',
wlirneu-r Coiigriss sbnll think pron-r to
declare, by aorni tsuUi tilitf net, for what
p-irpoiH." n war thall be comin-ncid or con
untied, 11 is lln- duty of the President 10 ap
' ply the nilrir.il fjree to Ihn uttoinilKH' uf
those ptirpi''S In tli. inst.inre of thr last
war with Client Uutiin, the net of Con
.uist by which U was d clarid wasprtci.
did by n irs.tge of I'ntidenl Madison.
' er.uinetating llie wioiigs mil injnrns of
'which we compljinid ngninsl Citeat l.nt
'am. That nn ssig" tin n I. ire, and w nhoul
H the will known objrcta'i'fthe war, which
wnsn war purely of defence, ri rider il
', neciasnry thai Chiil-hs-. should panieular-
' . tJ ... n . 1 : ... r.. ...1.I..I.
!., Ill tile net. Hie 'p.-CIItc unj'iuioi "iiivo
.. 1 f... .. V....I.
to .! Cidr t l.torTM ami pulp---
il was pnx-luiiiifd, or for whrb rtoUBbilr.
br c minimi And I ihinV n it llifiiuM
Cot,f?. by om-di lirrtr nml auihrniic
art, 10 drcla'rr for wlsail olyfH the plr.rtil
war ahall m loAgr pinjiri 1 n
lite I'lfiJen. would n.t li'inau- In lr(i.lt
kit e.mdoet bv tba pronourKftl will f (.Vi
' ptr. and lo 'employ the foicn and the Xv
pli ina'if power of liir ntlteu lonKUt' ibat
util Uuiiltbo I'irsiJrtK sb-nil ! "'"'
ot ifuc 10 d 1 so, and. in rontrmpl ( the
siiprntu. authority ol lngn, uM
p. i. irrc m waging ihr wm, I ir o hur ob
... aihan ihuM' pr. rUim. d bv ("mihiw
.1... .!.! tix Itir IllllwtBtKe duly f
1 hat body to tindicalc IU aulbonlv by iho fotn.,, ., et of .Vapoimn, whfn nl
1 rr . . 1 ..1 . ........ . 1 . . ... ...I
rhoal Hringrm, nun anriii... an.
alt intosiirrs Awl if. 011 theconlrar) th
mniiy should relum 10 eiicbide a trraty,
containing tipul.tli'n st-cnnng the obj. til
deaipualiid by Congusj.lt would Iwcutm
the duly of the whole goi rniiietillo pros
ecule ihr wai wnliolllbf nilioiial rrii-ri'V.
until ibotr objects wi re hIUiIIumJ by a ira
t of praec. I hrrr can bo no itiiupembli
diflK-ul.) in CongriM making t n h nn au
Ihorita'vr ditlarati'iii. l-t iltctlo, lim
ply, tbut the wr shall or shall not be n war
oi coiiqut M , and, if a war of conqursi. w hat
11 "u be cnmpirtcd Should n iisolution
pasa, disclriiiiiing ihtdMign of conquest.
nenee. wotilu loliow in iu hhih mM 'i
I .. il. r ..... 1......
if llie I rrji.llt WOUItf COIIIOIIII IU nil coo
tlitutional duty
Hue. filluv ciii;.m, I migbl piuiu,
hiiviitg imJicatMl it mude by which ibtt nn
i ,oii throiub its ucciedittil and Irgitunatu
rrnrearirnliv in I 'nngrew, enn unuouueu
1 1 1 . .1. ........ i. 11
ir w hat run nous mm ontu-.s nini n""
, , M . h a p ( 11 a n 1 11 Ml li l l "
ml. io., m a MHi ol..i.Hl.t wiliUrj
ikI ont
Shall 11 W annrtnl to 'S I rBN Strl
Vwi any rotllnlfrlr man Ulir ple
b!e ibtllw tth lium'a rWallrrl,
iMIHrtlKlol nraf'y ql riln, llb
ilati.tiil i lnTmtluov, dtflWrtrt in l
n langua.fr, in rtfion, nJ in !. fU
b bbmJett lOf etlirf Iti Mt htttKl'
and happily otcifirl bv ona common au
1 hot it 5 T alarmwt aiinim'.
,,oif, rrbrllie. w .tiKI mrti'afclr '.
nniil lH inriMMlibU p" ,,,', ,
urn tstit.dn and pf-nbtv. m,i fiibifwl
wiwgj'lr. out florinus Union el( wouU
diMiMrtfJ at d.UOiml We onifbl la l
forget ilia naming otr of all bltloiy.
l,KhtrchruhB d.iricuny of foinblniftg
nnd fonwudaling logrlhrr, comjMrlitl and
fonnrrlns nation' Afur ibn lapte of
right bimtird " duliug "bKh th
Monn hrltl 'bf roi q ol Mpnin, lbs In
buniuble r..iirar prr trranfr awl Wi
naev ofi Spaiiiah rare fina'ty tnompbed,
... 1 . . w.!l.l ilm A fn. in inn loi from th
" I . . . 1... It...
I'eiuntula Ann rn in our on 11 mnr, ...
ni 111
!.... 1 . ..1.1 ini-AHi m ti nl In subdue
iwnr" I " .
nnd subjiigni' thr prtrlid (iillllMlii And
hrr in Mir nnn ririgblrnrbortl, n
Canada, w hlf h near one bulidlrU ) rail Ifi
auiir thrrnncliiilen nhhr rtrn ) wur
wnicrdul by 1'ianer to (?rrat llrilam
tunaini n forngn nnd in the rnidsl ef lb
llntish protmen, loinrn in fn liugi nn I
ininthinrnt, rik! forrijn inlaws Unguagi
' ni. religion And what has brn Ibe fail
with K'or, gallant, generous and opprrird
lielatrd? VnturiM bate paMM tinrc thr
oietbraring Sunn nvrrniii and Mibjugnt'd
the r.nirral lilr liners of lush blond
I have llowd during the long and nrdiious
'conn t lnuiricii.ri and n U Ibon b 0
' beiri the imlrr ol ihr day; and yrl, up 1 '
'lliinitnr, Ireland rr main" alu 11 ill (relitig,
nil. cluill, and svmpnlhy Inwlird iho p0Wr
whieh tins so long bornn bn (down, mi 1 v
1 1 ...i....r,.i 1. mi-, mill n moilal hnltetl. hit
Saxon oppnsior.
Altbougb tunc nre grwi trnimnii im
I'tr w II.J1 (ill . a ".j- . - g Hilling II I II. 1 11 1 1.
be ling' 1 prosecuted, nnd can thin b I tho I f,.j( Iicei belwciti the condtinm of I'ltglnnd
. 1. . 1 . I.. l 1 1... I '1,11. ..I Q 1 On. 1. on iv fur 1 . 1 1 . .......... t 1 a 1 It n 1 11 f I l.r t 'll I
II anu mil ,.,., ...!,
. 1 . ....... ..niinn r! a 11 ivrt iirnri.iioiro i ' nwi. .......
deuce. iut lias 1101 nn l l , . ! 1 r r r,,.
1 . r . .1 r r-n.i wide i- .-new 1b.1t Uwns nwnr w-ogeu lor l ice
sinin.tr i.ne, 111 mo ti."" - 1 r. 1 i I...
d.ll-rent. repressed u learl. ss expression of j Trade and Sailors Il.hls.
nowlutg ally. lor any pi iv or a J ' "." ' f ""I ' ! ' )izzlni'' by ils clttier.n imp an I p.geautry.
,.. and Piy loth . T V , " "a ntrifof wild advenlure and ro
1., in. Inr oir t iliv or
ti. e auui o. r - ' , - .
nine be .hall -ulfei o' permit the satno to bu
uted aloreaat I, to bu teioverrd l) liUorin 1
t,.,u or indt. tnie.il. belore iho Counl) ' o'irt.
111 ll.e .ouniy whoioiti ibe llie ulle.ico hha.l
he romniiued. , , - .
St. I A r mtified ropy of the rrtlitVate,
menu. .nc.l in id loin l" ai'iu"J,'r
.. . . ...1 ..1 .1 .. 1 ... ,, 1 i.nL of ihn town, in
ll urur.3 11 ciiini "i ,
" ' I r. a 1 lira
m in'ic 1 nierprte, anu uu 1
ihosowhoembirk in 1', ".t th'ir return
from the bloody fields ofbttlle froniengn.
gtng in lb industrious mil peaceful voca-
lion" nl life.
.1 r..i'l .iiiiiiiiieiin in some of our public
llll.ll ll.l uw.,.......-- .
men ? .
How totally variant is the present war !
This t no war of dif. nce, but one unnrcrs
siryaud of ofl'msive ogi;rei.iu. It is M'
,co'll.al is.lerenJtuo her lire side, her ensiles
and her alters, not we. And how dillernil
also is (ho conduct of the whig parly now
, from tint "f the major put of ibe l ed-
rral pirly during Hi'' war 01 1 1
from interposing any obstacle? to ibe pro
rcnltun nf lite wnr, if ilia Whigs 1.1 oll.ee
aro repronchnble al all, ll is for having
lent ton ready n facility to it, without caro.
fill exaitiiu limn into the obj' cis of iho wnr
And out of ollice. who have lushed lo ibe
pros.iciili'.n ol the w ir w.th morn iirdor A
'ilacr.lv tl.niiibe Wh.cs? Whose h.aiU
h ue I.i. .1 itiiire I'ei ly ihan those of the
Wliii? Who have mire occasion Ii
il,.. Inm nf inns, husbands, brother?
UtlMI 1 II ... ,
fithers. lb 111 whig pnients. whig wivrs a
whig brothers, in ihli deadly and utiprolila
ble Slllfe?
Hut thr Itaioc of wnr is m profjns', nnd
the no has depbrnbli bnvoe ol mi mhospi
table nnd p- wib-titnl dun He W.lhou; in
1..1 ,n nn Miiniiri's.arv ritrotpeel nnd
n 111 hip. , . """! , ' ,. .... 1
We are inf.irmed by a tun mnit, w Inch , rrprn.iche nn the pirn, all beans v
is apjuri'i
. 1 .ti
Hi" l"1 ' "" . . . .... I..;. orrrnro nil III I IJ IS HUienuuir
snrZ? ' A -u,n.,l gb il - yH been f
s!c & ic'erv Ju.t.ee ol ihe I'eice with- (1llv .hleen months e.tst. nce, . .qua to
.nhl.own .oui.O.in-j.upo.i the eon.pl . mt ,,, ,ia'f0f,hi. whole oflho Aniei.em Ion
fa mwn grand Juror, or lale'.i Atmrne) , ' ihtw,, 5f,vfU yeais war .,r the U. vplti
f the c-oumy. inaV.0 inqiur) into all bte irliriiioii , A))J , v, .,,,, nn-lt that the e
of this an, and bind over for nul. at iiip p )(fjr. 0flrPn,ro w Inch it hni occasion
county r.iuil, all otierier. aSa,..,. w , jt enme , bit fairly nsccr
Apftoted Nov. J, 1st 1 . ,,.'! ,l footed tin. will be found lobe
u a-tto repeil an act ei.i.tled '-an art to
. .L n.l an Jont 111 the
r ,
.1 . .' .l..i ilia 1 1 11 tnln r i f , .1. I ...nu. in tlir 11 limine ililenv
liny rniii t' .0. " in iiua aii-ji. i. 1 .
or 10 bring il 10 ti nlmliclory cio.-. is im-iu
no way in which this cnu be done 7 Must
we blindly continue the ConfliC, without
any visible object, orntty prospect ofa d.-,-11.
lie termination? Tins is the rnportant
'object upon which I det.re to consult ami
' ' ' .. 1M. ;.. it.i. lire
to ennimuno Willi you. . i. uu,
It nnv be urgid that il.r Pirsiilint and
Suiale possiss the treaty m iking poa rr,
without any ixpress limitation ns to ns excise-
tli .al the natural an I oid-u iry tcrinir.i
11 nt' i f.t war is by n ir nty of putci, nnd
iher. fore, lhat the' I'resid.-nt and S. nale
mu't pusses.t the poivrr to dee.di; w bnl sttp
iilanonn and ronlitious inusl enlet into sncli
a irenty Hut n i' not in,u lrU(' l"nt ,,,p
l'riiilent aid Smate poss.-is tho treaty
making power, without liinilnttun, iheu
that Congieas possesses tho war making
power, without rislricnon These two
powers then ought to be ;o inlerpnied as to
reconcile ibe one with the otlnr, nlid, ill
expounding the constitution, we ought to
kiep constantly m new ihc nniure nud
structure ol our free goverinen', nml ifpec
ullyihe gi. r '' f Ihe Count.- -n "'
taking the wti nuking p mm r it ' un
hands o! 11 single man nn I pltctng 11 in the
safer custody of the repn-s.-ntativrs of the
whole, nation I tie u.-s.rauie irrmirm.i
1 lion bi'twtentbe two powers is ifleeuil by
attributing to C'..ngtis the ngtn to ddaie
what shall be the object; of a war, nnd lo
. it,- ir. ail, ni ibe duty of end-iavorini: lo
obliiu those nlj-cli by the direction of llie
national f.'ice rind by diplomacy.
I -im Lrnichiftgno rew nnd sprrnla'tvc
theory. Thr St itut book of the I'ntted
Stales is full of examples of prior ibelarn
lions by Congrris of lh-nbj e:s In U nt
taliuil by negoliationt with 1' irrign Powers
andthenrrhiusof ihe lrrtt.iv.-d-pirl-
I ..a.atl I. t I- f t I h alnindnnt c idrncr of ihr a.-
coinfilishmrnt of those obj-cts or ihn attempt
' (1.1 1 ...I l.lllnlll IIAAl4t.
whole people ol the Coiled Stales know for
1 . '. . , 1 . 1 1 . ..1 . 1....1
what eti.l ttietr moon it 10 uo lanm-i im-u,
an I their triMSiire f.rther expeudul mil. nil
of ihe knowlidge of Us b. in locked up &
roncinbil in llm bosom of une man. We
sboull no longer pi icette tho olj.cis nf iln
war i iryin j frotti time to 11111", according
to Hie clunging opinions of ihe Chuf
Migistrnte charged with its prosroutiou
Mul I iln not think II light 10 tu p here
It ts the pmilige of the people, in thur
primitive assemblies; und "I every pnvnte
man, bow ever nuinblr, to express 1111 opin
ion in reuardlo the purposes to which the
war should he continued ; nnd such nn 1 x
pressiou will riffite just so much consid
1 rniton nnd consequence as it is cntitlid 10.
nu I no more.
Shall this war be prosecuted lor llie pur
XICo
irn uu . ii - c
nnd lleland, ns enmparrd lothnl of Ihe I in
I11I Stoles nnd Mr lien, there are some points
of Htllitf? ruritil.Unre betwrin limn--Hull,
tl c lii'li nlid tba Mi ticans ale pinbt
bly oltbe saineC.ltic rn-r. Hotli tint l.n
lish nnd the Ainricans me of the same
Sixen cit.gin. The Cmholic nliaimi pn -dnrritnalit
in both the (oriner.tbu PiuIisit 1
aitinng liolh the la'ler IMigJOJl bus b
tbr (iiii'IijI came of ilissnlis(.i.-linu nud du
cont'til bilttnn the Irisluin.l the Cnglish
nalions. Is then) in nnlnil to nppreln n I
lhat it would become no beiwni llm p. o
pb ofthu Uiiil.d 3inte nnd thotr of M.'ti
, ci, if Ibey wiu uiiileil togrtheil Why
, should we seek lo lulerlrre w i'b llieiu in
their mndeofwonbip of n common Savtotl
' Wo belii-te thai ibey nru wrong, riprci.illv
in ihe e."lti!ir ehnriirlei nf their faith, nnd
tbalwrftlP right. liny thml. llinl ll.ey
are light, nnd wo wrong Whntoilnr rub
cm then- be than to trior Ihr follow ns '
inch rclip,ioti In their own solemn cnnvi. -tinttt
of eoi.-ci.ii'i'iiit duty munrds iul?
Who but the great arbiter of lb"- Cntvrr ,
can judge in rurli :i juiion7 I'm my
own pail, I sincerely bi line mid hope, th i
1 those who belong to nil the dnp irlmrrt's 1 '
the gnntchureli of Clitnt. if, in truth nnd
purity, ibey conform to llie doctrines wlu.-li
ihey prnlr?, will ulllilialelv seoniu nil n
bode 111 iboso regions ol bin', w b.cb all ami
linally to rrneh lihtliktbii there 11 n 1
potent ite in I'.urnpe, w lint' er b'n irlifji mi
uiny br, more 1 nlloh'en-d or il Ibis mo
merit ? 1 iii'nt-tmg " l'ir ',01 ,al of tho
Papal Sir.
1 Hut 1 stipptM it to lie iinp.rible that
thoae who laor, ll there be any who fn '
the onnctatioii ol .Mrnii-u ni lb I'nin d
SUlct, who ran think it ought to bv pn
pi'tuiilly govrnied b military wt ' '
tainly no 11Un of human 111 rf t) ".iild dn in
il light tbnl aViolalion aboubl be ierp. t
' r ,1 - 1 . .wi... ,1 ...ir i.kiM I.
,
... ii i.f rinrinneriior and II II 111-X 1 11 if M
ui all us boundleis extent, lo the United
Slates ?
I will uni nttiibu'.o ti lite Pietident ol
ll.e Uuitid S'. iti s utiy such il.si.jn, but I
conftis 1 have been shocked mil ilinii'd
bv in niilestati ms of it in vtirious quartets
. .I ., i i ...:.r .. i.,-,.
ill nn me unng.-is "in. uioi"iiiiii. i. inn
could trial this nation, I should regard thnt
ol ill becoming a wnrlilto nlid conquering
power ihe most direful and lital History
tells the moirtilnl laleofeoiiqnertiig unions
nud cotiqunors. The three most eel. bra
to I ronqiierorf, lit the civilized World w.n
Abxinder, Os.ir, mid Nipolean. The
Ins', nlier nverruiiin ng a hrg'- pirnon o!
v i, an I M Inn.' no I 1 1 men ling 1 1 at I line
wi r.- no iiio.e woilds lo subdue, imt n pre
mat'irunnd ignoble dnailt lln l.tismni
nnts qunrirllid mil wnrriHl wi.h ench other
ns tn the po:ls of ln victories, mi l finnlly
lost them nil. t ie-iar, nlier ronqoermg
(.liul, return' I w nh Ins triumph mt legions
lo ll mv. p isnd ihe ll ibicoii, won the Int-
I,, r.i Ol, irailn Irnmiili d iinon l u lib' flies
..r i... -r,,i.,i... anlevnirnl bv the mil ml mi,.,'..f tl.n n.ai nriiieiiilrt of our own
hand il Uru'us Ut. I tome ci nsl in bo 1 ,.iUi tuinnling to wl.ieli lis oitglil i.
fit-e. War au I ronqurit bud ninvuti I &. . , J. rii.v'ted Bod tni' t ougbl not In I" 1
corrupted the ui'istn The spi.u of trur i,, vith ui rrpreaeutallou . u the pa-t
libti'y was exlin junln-.l, and a lout' line of J10 ftr(, i l.ry the one ni"l J.ay t
r.mperors succe. did, some of whom were ' ulher Then, Mel'-i i t.. partb.-lpaii-the
most exucrubbi monsters thiileier 1 ,mr eriuni ill anil qtiallv sl.nj-r In our It f '-
tnl Hi human form And Itmt moil eilia- tl,m BtM ,, eminent liul, upri)o
would nil ti.lunUrilt ebo r rreenl K .
r. i Im N'aiioiinl I'oiian-sa la our wild
i more thin half of the pecun'iry coll of this
wnr of our InJrpcn-'rnci" And tins is th.
coalition of ,ln nrty whose nrms Inve
been evervw bero nnd constantly sicton-
ordinary man, perhaps, in all history, afwr
.1,1,10 ,'iiik? all eoiitini ni.il IvnorH'. occtiny-
'-"" . it,,., i i . .. - n ,
n rnnimuno w III you. . I 110, III in" " coinpilSIimrui oi ...g--- - i , mmosi an 111 capital:, rcuu.n.j mitu- . f(Jl ,,w the eli-rtors I'l tue imuoi us, i
,i. tuiiiuimiw . , . r i i i. .1 I... . ,.l,.ii ir.nl nnffftlin. " .111 1 . ll.. I . ... .1 .
-.nvrrnuient IS 10 deCluO lipotl toe oiij.-tia wi 0 nCCOinpinu uiriii u ou..., .. ... .. ,.nlnf accoiellllg 10 .'ir 1 llieia, pioon ii iui ,v rre lo CullllWl Uirlll, ai III" I
' I I ..... I... , , il. ,i,n ni I Il.i 1.1 BI 71- I I . I. . ,,l . n r ikii. . - . . .1
till - .--H . ,
mriulvria of his Intnilv. Willi croiw.i linn
.al. ul ine.li- me." Psse 'NoV- -dl ,D,U-
is heithy matted, c-
IX. i. An aei oiiiumo r - .
. .M alininu the f' boldmi tba Su-, , ."hcv wnr.told that tlir war be
nart alining ""'"" , , , ,lailaul. , "e. .
niine U.-oil in ine v"i" l.vern lexatauu .... ,i
e . ,. ..! l.am.illia.
. r il,ai l. uro f.m
rnmalrd t)V treaty 01 tj'--1 ,
7,Zm 'rexasa'sa revolted
t a- if we icee.vcd Texts m our Lnon.wr
.1. 1 il.. .. if enl'ins of-
looii along nun ii- ., - - -
n wnr. nt its commencement, or nl any lime
during us existence 1 l "i l"'"1: ,
lo.lolhi Ntliin.m the collective w fl .in
ufltie N.non in Cmgrcst us mS'el or is
,t tested sol. ly 111 a single functionary o!
the goveruui" nl)
, A declaration of wnr n the highest and
most awful exerciseof sivereigiiiy. "r
Convention, which framed our federal con
i solution, bad learned from thr pages of hr
1 tory lh it It had b-eu oflen and go-ally 0u
,ed It bad l-.en Ibalwar bad often been
c0mmcnc.1l upon the moat inflmsi pirtcxii,
that It had been frequently w iged'o esub
n,h or . idude a dynasty , to 'natch crown
, ... .u. i. ....I ,fnn. onienlate ani ulaee it
IIOIll l'ir nrnu ,-- .
upon thr brad of anothrr, lhat it hadfin
brrn prosecuted to promote alien
,'. rertl .ban tbol of ihr notion wbnir rkul
bad procUimrJ '. as . ih.ciso ofl.ogl Hi
wars for ll.no.erun inlrri , and. in ihorl
I... tueh n van and lieinetnlous power
. s. - , - l.r.i mp tin k e il
oretKorone s.ngl. mm. i no H ' ervmrnonlv ctlb I recpioe.tv oral-
on thrreUr, reiolv.J to g.u ,dr, nl! OH- Pi
H'M , ,
making power ajainit lho c"'"
a a. . i. . f . .it naril
for ! ..rk .V ,n ihr hinJs oft monarch, it is
. ti mtiKu, - .
C t:r'VXf.u :V.he SP,fmeC.,,t
. ;.'ruUni,e of l.sm...Ue, Calrdom. Ir-
u,, and 'ball exico Anl the .M-."
.M i . :- of Me o formal.) announc d o the i or-
1Z te.entrei.il. Tuesday e.t a!i tb. u.ouia con jrr ann. xanon ol ' ""
,1 hTueada, in tie rk , 1" lht Vn lrj S net a. p.oiuc-2 ' ' ,
LVr. ec "li on .fa r.ehtrt ..1. Toe, Ur next 1 1 , w j,.ni by vhe pnrl.
ili-ouuj - ii..... ' .k..l,l hire no war. ai.y r- .
J4y mixi .luri th. l-nn - ' - , (rtoM n .., motive.
aiom.acboUn.c.p.d.h. Md ground! P''0'10" r .:.,. I I V u 'C.'('!l . .. K ! iiom J'i-ej w.i
i .in. ibasr X 1). l10. '"" ,0,uo (In oolwilhsiin lingo a r. .-- tnoic aoo-. - - f.
t lV.r': .t.- km,r,t Court .o ! ".'.v.. .UrJ fom thr fact of annex ,(ie H4f m4lon now m ihe C .
..(eS oflh. Untto-I Aatr., Nf
dial reji'e".t of the people ind lh
The Cnuvntion of if .buae . ny othn
hiodoia. .. inUirdrCtnltbe exnc.S. of.be
:t;.. .oy8 .iem.b n i.W
Lcon'-oiof C.V" 5oI''.
Tour .yum, "rit
.,.,. f ina ifemenJoni po ''
::rc,v,..ai.o. nr.
.Wall hav-iwwar ina-cU'" '"'
; ,.. .n j cure, on U4
r.tvvCl.r.k.iU.fa;tb.go;nn
.,.i it,. !i-l aiiirsts.
.. .. i .1........ . r .1... ..i
lion I nor i ",e ll'c,J",M "' " '
war B"Hii "real Urinin, in nit tbu ri -.triCivr
m'asur.s wbrh C .tigress adopt..,
a-ainst the two great b- llijrr.-ril Powers of
r.uiope, c liliiS'S we'' msert.-j i m- a.-.-.
a! a'-is .stab!. h.ug them n nd. ring to tnti
r n her of the belligerents the abolinou "I
ihoe restriction if th'-y would trpwl ihr
horiilrHo'lionoi M.Ian drcrm aid Ord-n
'in Council, operating ognnlt our com
merer iindnivigj'ion Aol ih or acts of
Connies .' inmrubly C'lni'iiunicat'-I,
ihro.1t;h ibe lixecHioe.by diplomVic noie
to I'ranre nnl Ureal Hr it nn. iha bar
upon nlncl.it vnt propttrdtn rratorr fiimd
Iv mtercoorse Willi ll.rm So.afirr ihr ler
mniain of the war. vinous acts ! (n
..-.....,1 trroni lime lo lime offlr-
mg to l'oegn I ' ' Pf,"Ciple o(
f0.)nr..,.T ,n hr romiierce -.id nttigtlion
of .he Ut. ' -J Kuit.' with ihetti lint of
t have arting a CI . .n-l ix li'ge
.f ibe baronet, to ilen.ile thflr I'tl
lot ? AimI liotr nn- tin- nine- mitli it,? T
Metieni. M-Hilr to be rrpre?.a.ted ill t1
(Vmcrresa of tb" I'ml..! StritM nf Anm
from Ihe bend of mini irchs, Imd to brho1 1
bis own dear 1'ianc.. its- ll ui the possession
of his meruit i ni.d was mile himself a
wi.'ehnl capnie, and far rrmovol from
countiv, family, aid fn.nd, bntlhrdhis
. . i...l. .... .l,t.. r.L .if
St IL boa. The AIM nd ibe KJune bad . ,
h.i-n cUimeJ as tlir na'.uial bnudirir - ' XtiUm. (.f wf.-t, tl." t, n ptil .in lo I
Prinee, but etrn ihrseeoull n..i be s.currd fj, Where ia their a.-t of m m ill
..I ill n.Hiiri io which she ivas frducrd lo ' ' . . ... ...i.u.i,. i
and the Cougrrst of the I inled f tal-
the llnpublic of Mexico combinerl 1 l '
rry leirnti, vrillnnit regard l-cbo
eattc ntrciphum to ri-rrii trterlr-.i
'K is ire qii'iia 1 1 r. i r.
o I;. I.
ernment to be e(abH!ii l ?
M.
- - . , , ernmrm io ur r.ia..,i-ii. .
- , , . . r,,rr.. tote- fel.ai
were bmeli ted, mJivilnliy ore i;eci.Teiy --. " ' . ,
r . . n. 4 Lhi r.itnmo e.Vrrnoj.-lil. ftliat W'
by the inurnphi of th:ir great Captains t
TtiHf l i'l l-'t imrnnrae.iiitc oi ir,
heavy and intob f .1 le b'lfd cus, Btnl Ibe ul
I'iraic lott of lib ny n: If
Tin' -he piw r o! the United Suiai is
c imp 'Hi io lh' ciin.jjrll of Mexico it
..iiar rt. ,bit!. Hot M r-juld not ur actus
ij wt:b ut foghtl il ca.nage, dfdCuls4t
r J . . ...
I S, of biuJmB 7h -Sopr.-K Court ;o -, JL'.r.ly reiul.ed f om thr
iiiivao. n k.rtbf tenaaWJ ' , r . .w. l.,lliirerents 01 iba U-
tpotox4 N- ' 'tedSmei.aeiJ.I bov.lrti" i"'hl h "
A. , ,.,.r . . - ss ' ca -ssiar1 r, rs?
rc. i- ; . .w.n i in 1 . i r . .
. . .. i atiafiiir. an.. i w --
l.,no IM hmw
.Misdri) a. to .Old s. . .
Till" 4W 01 ua
J,Stf r,A.t.'.cbre, mU by Trot
,,r,o'd'.b...r.Uf.re .ot J-",
. ... .i. si'1 ..n-r
t - ' ' a. . . t
I (Hll v
. . ... L.J kajatA .!-
e-K....; ar.Jtl a ii.-.'HU'.on .... - -
ret wi.h M.t-co. ... a our ,p -it M
eortcliauon w' f T "x b,W.
IT V. ' of Uni pic bc .rvd
rrsi J.-n
i vi. M .rl.arMt in Mr anil ireti inrm-
t r Atd, ib eg' ro-nm-'i-ialirra'irs
'. rfiat d itb ""'" of P'tor ae i
(,,.., where ihey eorMam'd mhr
sw),op.ut!onor wrre in con'Ct "n
rrneab Jocmne from Mr lays .v
d )n m th" prraeni lime tbbl lb seg
(,., ol 1'flHfre.i w .t necraaary U si"
,he etrcu .tn ofihnsas treat.! If in lb
mi'l-r of roreigti (smere'. in rfspm lo
which ibe powar se-i-d w Confirm i
resntnta f ad 'be treaty malm?
mv U- re firded ai rorK-rrent Ufi'ii
can isrev. ily den Je the -ri lo nkf .
.'.ill IV rnVi'4 b" "'
...L.., ,.ihe cat' of war , tbr p-twer U.
- w
nil -.sol liijuttn iiti1. ani ine creauvn nn
iiioru.oot iniional d.b'; nor conll .1 b'
co op hI. (' c'' I. 'i a'l proUbi! 'y, ut.
:l a!'.' r th" lip.- ' m years It would
l ii.e.sisrv to ..-; s -II I'l Mfoognoiit
.1 -S
"T0lluV, lbe.efr.re Mt Prea, ni
frllo - ei"rt i'b em-re isonfidrn'r. that
, .. ,t i. ' """"id':
. ....... . ., - - - -
t ilinrm i i inuiu au , I'ii to n.-'p mem ,
in cioiran. ( .. .nl o i-rii'n. To eoniu
Mitr i . . I :'n. iht narnJwij; ar '
.r r. ' '''' a Ion I" i ibouatod mro
v ! ore s try ' i tf . nerhtps alwray
in tbr bosom of thru e ..i"rv Tnete Stan
dinj atmna. ret piling in forugn Itn4, i
j.-coitornrd to It am pis upon ibe Ittciu.-s .t
a foreign propl at vm- d um 4ay,mgl
I ft' fid ret-lv mairuru". "lo'ler th I
, , !,(. i- I-,;.- r'l- fl I il- ll .in,
i 1 1 .j Kieit eoou-ri and pr '.ta th
public Ubvttr
SupntHief I a rejeJfK it) be oe isvteV
,i i i.. beaVats- w.n. nT Ii n W be g'v
. lettrsl, (she liatttttn 'tfrel by PleXSM-
hW U'mW rt sjr asv.iiiW nb iK jr.
i. m cksMksur. td 'aCir a! eat' ft ".wi
the couimo ,.veruu..ui, ttUt wold I '
evnarqiHii'ea tbr or lu tt ? I. ij-rija.. J
as 1 fear lief i..iulalioO ) tl, f"l tb. p'
liiai nj,tyaitt of self (.ouriithelil, a o
emt'jiit, l.atils, lasrs, UoguAtre Bod r.'.i,
au t'.lail Jiff.rpM l"i'.m i ui i.sni wr i
' pfeseul the rev-dtiiig ?jiUn.l. i.t a eoi.: i
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