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Newspaper

Peru Observer

Location

Peru, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1845

Page

2

Tax policy and tariff principles for national unity in revenue

The passage argues against taxing one group for another's benefit and defends a revenue tariff with selective protections for home industries. It stresses equal protection of agriculturists, manufacturers, and artisans, and warns against duties that favor the wealthy or burden the common people, urging fair distribution of government burdens. It notes Texas seeking admission to the Union and maintaining its sovereign right.

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Annexation of Texas and Unity of the Union

The United States aims to re unite with Texas as a peaceful expansion of the confederation. The Union would gain security for New Orleans and the southwestern frontier, while Texas would receive protection and rapid development of its resources. The speaker argues enlargement strengthens the federation and reduces war risk, asserting rights to Oregon and distant territories and urging constitutional means to pursue re annexation at the earliest practicable period.

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For Congress Samuel C Sample Inaugural Address Note

An Indiana State Sentinel note credits an early copy of President Parx's inaugural address to editors, mentioning Samuel C Sample as the congress candidate.

Indiana State Sentinel Parx

Two New Farmer and Gardener Periodicals Reviewed

We have received the first numbers of Westoan Cuttivaton and Indianapol is based works by W. T. Havei and S. V. B. Norn. Both are meritorious and neither alone suits all needs. specimens are at our office and farmers may find value in subscribing to both.

Westoan Cuttivaton Mplana Farmer and

The New Cabinet Appointments by the President

The President named James Buchanan as Secretary of State, Re J Walker as Secretary of the Treasury, William Marcy as Secretary at War, John Y Mason as Attorney General, and Cave Johnson as Postmaster General. George Bancroft was nominated for Secretary of the Navy, but the Senate laid the nomination over until today.

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Captain Tyler signs harbors bill and Texas envoy sent

The article notes Captain Tyler pocketed the appropriation bill for harbors Western waters and Cumberland Road. He signed the Vestage Bull and sent a special messenger to Texas on Monday to report Congress action on annexation and the minister demands passports prompting immediate departure.

Tyler Texas Congress Lcure Dayton Journal

Canal extension bill to Ohio river passes houses

Erum Washington, March 1 1845 reports the canal extension bill has passed both Senate and House by 25 majority and awaits presidential approval. The measure grants half the lands in Vincennes District to the state to aid debt payment and boost national commerce.

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