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Full Title	The Citizen, v. 1, no. 3, January 21, 1854.
Contributor	Mitchel, John, 1815-1875.
Date Added	1 July 2015
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1854-01-21
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper
Topic	Irish > United States > Newspapers. New York (N.Y.) > Newspapers.
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OCR I--w THE CITIZEN, SATURDAY,‘ JANUARY 21, Ml’. PERKINS said Ihe hicnila of Capt. lugralillm munt be gntldcd that then! dissenting viiico in tha Ilnniio no to me rnpr-ioty of o pull dinner in rorsouin urlln Kn A he dltlicull)‘ o genilovnofi nnpport. rnere we end proprioiy in me oniiei-mion 1le ndinim lire ntlllry nrriie seereiory lIr3l21lE, but more were points in iiie letter he could not Issent in. For urpunel of commerce only, Iliclnwl or nniloiis linre reeog- niied tlio rlneiple Hill in individual mu e re do ' iie slim lo country my his but , tow ‘eh he owns iipdgown in all iiiii sinnoriiies vvhi - v - Icxinncc-una I r domicile connected wiin eoiniriuroiiil growing our of me duty of to cammcrcc or pro rt r. FIESTUN (wiiiri, ofhyi, ssid e beliavtd the cnniniiiue Add rs iaiid piseed ihis resolution on the right grout - niore culnr on Foreign . ii on n kind 0l'BIlnv plsrroriii, which nil could support wiilionr being noiiiiiiiued to any puru- llloll. Mr. min (dun. ),nl'N.Y., having iepimed ilie i-esolniiiin rroiii iiie cniiirnineo on Foralgll Afl':ilrs,clmled the debate. ll. ivmied It t diiiilneily under- .i -d' ' - isiineiiy nnd nneqiinooniiy-ilinr lio pm d rile resolution or (us eonirnniee lo iris on he inirod c on i o y ufthe lie was in rnrororiiio reso ii ’iriii din eaniiniri nose to c me to r a country, nnd Id heir residence ; thirdly, tho rppmviii by congress orihe net or lligruhniri, Ind the let ofnur government in sustalnln lngraliulli. 9 amen maul. at‘ r. ' s was vol-ud down without a division, and the resoilriion vvns nduptcd by ycdu lit, the nnyis being only 9. The Hiiiise iiien heljoumcd. . Jan .!h. The SPEAKEE lllid before Illa lluusr, ill rrply to the veisoluliail at the 2d nf In u I moss: I from the President or the United sures, can-iinuulclrt the letter ufthe Secretary oI'the NuV'y,aiid the orders In our nuv otiicers rm: e in w’ ii t ycsr, issued in rclation to the pl-oreonou or Amer-icisu ' an the lilble and ordered to he printcd. uusu resumed consideration of the rotuzlutiun repurtcdgeltcrduy from ‘ ' ling to print mteeii Xlltlllllln cc of the by the present superintendent, nniili be prinred in mynl oetnro roi-in, end not exceed four unri- M .‘llAl'.‘It kl (whirl. of i'r., inoi-ed an amendment, providlliil for one hun- dred thousand copies. He nnid mo cc iiiiii lnroi-nintion iiiid been collected nr ’ lion nnd n ii perm pendiuin the inrgesr eii-eiilnrion. 8 1'; e e therefore wislied ro give iriii pmposcd com- l:izli.' Mr. cim-iiio (deni.i, or N. ii'.,;rrorn the cornniineo on iiio udieiniy, to wnien ins eiiineei WIS rererred, reporied e oiu pro on never re- ads-“ Any wuiniin iniiri-led, nrrie , in n citizen onrie uiiiied sieies, Iliall be dbetlwd niid vllrgell or l:iigiiiin iiuiersiiee. The nniiie esndirion on nnoe, lend ll rnr ns tits attsc ii er- lends, in every eivilined ooiiiiiry, protecting irio ohlldrul orriieir t1lll7]FCli4,VVl.l out iirilis ooiinrry ’ insy iiippeii io beborll . in 1790, congieiie iiginlsie uouil rhnt auiiir. ll minnied tlini oui e second section of the bill it provide who . I: wile shall at once it was I rcmnrllllble frict untlgoniuni nirainiii the great principle or n rurniist in pmleniin a meet o h , ii s woiniin rniirried io n hririsii riinjeet in cnllacrlel luwonien u suhiecr, Iliht stir may better understand her duties. an ‘IE: ht3ll'tl;::i‘t::rrpl:p‘d]snve3t‘ hcr children the principle! of the country in which Vl-l-ll tdlm-), nfhlc-, mill, in hil Stain some llilllculty hid arisen fur xigzsflllfll n lsw II Ihlt pr-Iposcd, rnd tlitluliuc iioped irio bill would lie enn- Mr. Cvrrlxu I ninny vrorrliy 'i‘ E- -n Sllllletl, saying iiiio siilnoei iiiir reesnily utfrctcd iiie mind. of be “mama “M ii ymlpilrtl t’l‘i1F'y":lei'a‘;n niepns - hxfhltll tliry ought in obliged in pan IDPCHIJ sou orrelinriii cm ' m i we "r ‘ 9" H“ '5" been soeni, inii which would iiiiye bee o e E? In “yer. vi ‘me me in l'l“lI rrriin o iniie - . - v - and in which iie (Mr. curring) rind dirseieii .l“l1hJQ2oc[:: i'.':”.“'“'l1iT;"lll'.:“l?$“,i‘;‘$;J‘$.l1I.Z’.:’$l'"9 M--I r--vim mm- lioiiieviim now in act ii ii ii. d"' “ “”‘“‘‘ "‘ ' "‘l"““‘ “’ ‘‘'“ Mi, Div: fvlblll.) err... nu doiiimiis ilin iilil eli iilii i ' . .i;r"itiii wnnle 'on ilie siiiie or me iznioii, In iiioei zthfr rm blll p.iose.l, .i I i "W-2 Pl’l‘I‘i(llIl qltvltinu, old. - r - Mr. aiiisi. (drain, or ll!-i lnii;adiIr‘-;dr- rh:Irl.e(iv“iiieli ii on rori-i-red In llm cm... - . ii .. mined on Hlllllr] AIM”), T)! sun F'l:nl:[D.:LDf tltu ‘ miter! and pn. nu (vvliig) nnm, oiti-red n resoiniion, nreniced by ii N .. .....,'i .,r. piini tnlnlllltlwl ofhuttl lioones,ioinuiim""' ” ri :- :23 = ;s pmpocing iiia eppoi i p ncii up n i nnir to ii lvillrumanlnl in reneiiin; iiio pain g,.,.,‘"":,’ cm-orino FfllICIICOi Iidiinind siosiniiiiip s n -, , Mr. MCUUIIDAI. (deiii.i, ixcnt, Introduced I hill iirimdiniri-iriiien-....q ,,,,., ediiiu beiwcen New viirii. sin Fr-sncieeo end DN[0l’I, iiiiii nerweeii ls... apt , OI-team, San Francisco end Orrgnn. xirm-ed io ino coiniriiiiio mi l-iiox oi 1!‘:-nlsoililruduecd n bill in esioiiunii nllne or niilivdry pom riir npenlnx ii .....i....... i.....i . riiiiii tlia vnuey oriiie liii-rieiiiripi to tie niiy in sin ri-iineieen. Mr. Gllltr SMITH offered I l"El0lllIlt'll1,tlIul Ill thl nleniherl ufllle human mil riotwillilinnding Ill rnryeiiseinienis, rim si ell lirneo. nd under all eiroiiineis ca‘ or-lg to osoii much in in llg n Iir,hnd siliie t oi Ill i re nientiii onlyiorrgu uirtie oeeiipniion nflhepuldllc is ii oils on the principle iliiii me great rigiiis Dftha mil iniiiigqunl, intro renr Inll viucred, as lire iieolr. on inorinn oriiir. Hrrilsnn lLlt‘Il'i.)y orb’. 11., ilii- reeniiiliun iiiiii lelt on line in e. on motion nrltlr, wienrrnrin, it we lzeioiived-'rniii rile coniiiiiiieii mi .‘lIl.ll I llll rvitlililllnrl cxte inn snip Three ueun, I0 iiie eoinnirndoru orilie bark Killi)’, oriius ond ilie niiip Anlhrcllc, ofNcw Ynrlt ‘ repo how psred io oftlw Brit wiiei lzirlslilliou ls Ilcccssary to prevent a rirniiiir eourne in (ii iiro. on malinri or liir. Lvo.v (ind.i. or N Y., ilie rnilowlnr resolution who lent to (no coniiiiiiiie an Foreign Allhl Riiioliied-'rliiii are eenilinenre or niii Excellency riie rieeidi-iii, no not Birth in run inniioui-iii ddioss, n (iecuiiilie rignin orerery Alllarlcln citlzzn in any pan ofthc world to ma rotectian of die United States guvcrnmelit, and is ’ 0 inici-riiirionni inw ennneiiited in ii on-i-on ii or wniniin, nre hereby rcw(nlzed soil or- uionoccuru riie eiinio nuglil in be ep- tt seererery Mnrey me chcuiie Ermed, Ind that whenever I . plied and enforced. January lmi. The House concurred in the Senate’: ulncndmrnt to ihe reoolulinli providing for the nppalntrnrul nflloint eonivniuee to inquire snd report in wirst [onn ' be uioet ap- cuilrngeuul men who were lilo anrh so ninn rzilizens. e reroiiiliona expressing the heartfelt and p vi nr rnr mudiiis loin? iiresente l n Milillary Alfli E o I’. WRBKCS (d:l.n.), o u iiisiiiis or Congress in iiio rein. rs. tlltm. ReD:I'l’ul to the Committee 0 Central America dud Britinh Protection. Gen. Cass deserves well of his country for the masterly exposo he has given, in the United States Senate, of Bri ait and British cncraaclilncnts, in relation to Central America. it‘: pub- lish an abridgucrit of his speech in our present number, and re- gret that our space will not pennit its inacrtiori complete-feeling, as we do, that every word of it ought to be diligently studied by all who takc an interest in the welfare and prosperity of this my public. Mr. Clayton, in his reply, may have vindicated the wis- dom and propriety of his nation in this matter, when Secretary of State, to his own satisfaction, and the satisfaction of his friends, and even the public at large may not feel disshtislied; though we caruiot help thinking that, in dealing with so unscrupulous a Power, a little more precision was necessary. But the Senator from Delaware has not disturbed the main facts in the statement of the Senator from Michigan; and, if these remain uncontrovcrt- ed, their importance will be admitted by all. ll‘: rejoice to per- ceive that, however these Senators may dill":-r on.miuor pointI,tliey agree upon the necessity of insisting that the trcaty,the whole treaty, and nothing but the‘ treaty, shall be fulfilled in the letter and in the spirit thereof. In the conclusion of his observations, on Monday, not only did Mr. Clayton come tip to the lliurk, but he went beyond Geri. Can himself in sustaining the honor of the country. He boldly flung down this gullnt-lat. “ill the treaty- breallirig John Bull take it upl Weullalil probably advert to this subject nlorc at length next week. The War in Europe had tho German Commission. At the semi monthly rnei-ling of the Universal Democratic Re- puhlicans, ll(‘lL.l in the Stuyvesant Institute, the following letter was read from the German Commission: Ta [M German: in America :-The riewl lli-ought to these x!ll0I'Cl by each successive steamer from Europe, provu that the hour ofinallrrection in near ; tliercfore, the Rrfugeu must organ- izo and hold themselves in readiness. At a luau meeting held Nov. 9, 1853, u Commission was elm‘!- ed for the urpaae of organization ; and that Couiminsioii, finding unoccupicd) uint diilleult position whii-li it was rsqueiilml to take. now call u n the German triligratian in America to acknowledge them all the centre in all matters re ardiilg t at a air. '1' e Comliiission has adopted the following plulfurin an the basis of its opt-ralions: “'0 recognize the solidarity of all revolutionary iuli-rests, our first o jcct 4-lug, however, the deliverance of Cid-rmniiy from its political tliraldolu, without our presilmin to decide by anticipa- tion other uccondliry ob'ccta. We expect that the people of Ger- many will themselves ocirle upon their future political system, and we place onm-lvcs at the disposition of the Revolutionary Go- vernment. . ' rcvcrit any misrcprescntation, vvc declare explicitly thut we are entirely free from any prejudice in favor of any shade of R blicanism, an at our whole encrycn shall be devoted to ad- vance the intervals of the common cau c. . The husinrss of the Commission is entirely limited to America. The leader of the patriots shall ho elected by ballot, .-ind wlioeiei intends to dz-part, ust accept that place or charge for “ liicli, by Eh?! vote of his fclloiv-citizens, he ilhdll ltc dcsigviatad as best quali- e . = ‘P The iilc.-in ll lie collected by voluntary colllrllru- lions (for w h ii receipt will be given), to be rcimhuroel b the Revolutionar Govenimcnt, though for the mode and time ofythis, the Coniinis on cannot assume any responsibility. ration of ' to remain cxclulllvcly in Lhe hands ofthc Finance Cunimittees,to be elected at mass meetings of the contributors in the dillbrcnt cities and towns-that in New York to be the Central Committee. - ' Should news arrive rolri Europe making it advisable to retard the proposed departure, the funds will lie reserved for use ht tho opportune moment. This Commission, in connection with the Finance Callimitlcz-, decides upon the propriety of the expenditure of mono 4. ' e rninisaioli does not believe it necessary to cuiiimencl: im- mediately tho collection of funds, but intends to wait for udviccs of 3 it rise’ "a r aractcr, and then to call mus incl-tings all over the Uuion. All who can, in my purl. of the country, use- ful in fnrwarding these projecbl. an requested to lend their names and addresses to the Commission ‘ 1V: expect that the patriotic, and eaprcially the German prcls. will did us in our ri-son: task. -nd that iliry will further in every way the can... .,lP.r,c Rfvolutian, wliieli ls tlid inriieiii of ini- manity. v j To our former rcvolutioliary romparlioniv we Irv. BI I.‘n:ni1r,u l The approaching struggle between Liberty and Derpotisin will lie 1854. revere-but it will ho the last, for it will only tcrniinato will: the annihilation of and of the two opposing arid irrr.-concilabln princi- plea. CAP‘l'Al3‘ lsiiiiiiiiin iii lii.rxiiiiiiiii.-rlimii no true-hearted pulriot in our country who will not read the following extract of a letter from an officer of the United State: sloop of w x St. Louis, dated Alexandria, Doc. 1, 1953, with emotions of national pride w “ Our recc lion here Wal of the most grzlifyin character, owing lie feelings of reupcct and uluiirdtion which the niid vindicatioli iiy our goi-oriiineni, have iniipired throughout the East. Two ulillc dCfl'iOItbll"iAil0B3 of respnct to that commander to our c0ul]h‘y and iii iiii Bing, lisvo already inkeii lsee hcrc einoe our arrival. The first was ill the form of a serenade on the tint nminig; lilo iii-coiid iii the riienrie, to which we were invited, for the express purpose, as we afterward: understood On first occasion, Mr. Jones, l.-itc consul‘, brictiy return crowd for the compliment. On the sci-and, the respect paid to Ca lain lngnilinin and to tlie flag (one nrwliieli . Upon the whole, the so significant and so respectable in their chn. ructer as to induce the mention of them. RINBCTION or A UNITED Sum: Goivsun.-A letter from Genoa, dated the 15th Decerilber, and published ill the Newark Daily Ad- zicrliur, states that the govt-rrirllent of Turin has positively do- cliricd to recognise Mr. Felix Foresti as United States Cunrul ll. Genoa. The letter says- “ It in alleged that be war med in the Italian moi cilicnts in Now York, last is rin t tho Sar- of the Foreign Olllcc at Turin was recently, and for mine years, the Sardiniali Minister at “’ash.irlgloi'i, slid the stand tzkcn in re- lation to the appointment iii, doubtless, the result of his Ill-"IStl'VIr lion in the United Staten." Tu: Errccr or Srlnrr Rlirrinal.-The ringing of the hell: on Sunday evening last, about dusk, threw our town into u great for‘h few be p . caused the ow to , and re all the ouser and ltarlia in the d 1- ion which till‘! wen last IPCD, wu we ho r, at cd away in umane tlicre, arid would have frozm to death befoni ruorning. had they remained lIT'l(liSl.Ill’lZlC(l.i1“llIlJ1lt‘x'll Inq., lllli. Till: Loren‘: llcsixrs -Our friend, Col. Harper, who did the cit good sen-iccu M V or (but whose porringera around the Park fountain l-lit‘ not prove a pi-odtablc investment), in and loves a joke in well as his dinner. “'2 ha in the counting room of the “ Brother: " one day, when then on lured I Ilet-ll-loollirig gentleman, with I airai ht collan-d cu r-a:lt,alirl nbrond lirinimed drab hat. Ho vimc lawn I t “Colonel.” “Ill Mr. Ha r in!” “ I'm ml: of them," laid the ex-lruayor. “ “’rll, sir, my name is Uriah Cr. Ho kind. to the Oneida Conference. l mu aiuinister of the gospel. here on the ‘ “Tlle lllan who ntcndn to that Lord’: burlillt-six," said the Culollcl, without moving a muscle, “in out at result ; he will be in at two o'er In is war the um- ple fart: all donations to charitable and religious societies bring delegated to only one particular partner of the house.-Knizktr borlirr lllugumne. ’ it to llliurxi.-,'l'lln “'ashillgton Uniml says: Mansig. norc Bndini, Archbishop of Thebes and Apostolic huncio to the B rri Tuesday morning, to take leave of the President before leaving the United S Morin. Bcdini “ml the bearrruf A lclter from Piu tales. presented by M. Bcdirii, immediately on his 1:- rivul here in July last. Slsacuit Follrlrlcirlox.-Near New London, 01., in I long did rope-walk ntretchilig across elie llarhol‘. in die war or rm. 1 British Admiral cruilsed oil‘ New London. He could easily hive entered and burned the town, and some time after was aiiliadwhy he did not do it. He replied that he should have done ooiliad “ 1“ been for the formidable forl. W cm 1 cntlrcly commanded the harbor. Wlial alarniciihim tn: the window hole: of the old rope walk. ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ill, in round nunilvcrx. eight hundred mile: of nilwa irlizpgiiiiizril; nevi.-n hundred building: arid Eve hundrorl more in the hands of organized companies, cvrry tins of which will doubt- less mm“ in ,, kw gaps, bout two hundred and hf: ruilcl will probably he added to the finished track during IS5-L ride: as; we have nnniod, there are others projected, to the extent ofpcrhap! one thousand miles or more. ' The Pliiladclpliia Luim furnishrs I rwavituiaiion or vuseln built at that port durilig the past year, from which it appears there were huilt tliiil '-one vessels, wnii in. ioiiii. This is (‘ctnsiilcrnlily iii-low what liaiflieoii done in the iiiiiie line in Baltililorc; the uunlller of vessel: built there, in 1853, being em-only-aria, and the aggregate tonnage over l8,0l)0. It appear! rroin iiir aesesriiii-nt ofthe property or this Stale for that lll W ole value was two hundred and sixt -0 million: four llululrcd and ‘forty-three tliollsand flnr 11 re llth-en dollars. hlI0“;“'l.'; an increaso over the assortment of I34! S5-5,492,515. being nearly tliirty-iliice per cent. advance on ilintralnalloll. ' , 3 Pmfosuor llfirlllctfipwell-known to the render: of Sil.limori'a Jounlal. in its arlsi.-in iii-ii-ntiflc correspondent, in engaged 5 um W PVC!-r Purposes.‘ A similar unilr-l-ta-trig was iiiio some two yr-an since by Prof. Paige, of Washington. act 0fCapt:Iin lngrallam it Smyrna, and iii decided einloiseiiient , ' -...-or

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