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but he thought it could not be repealed or modified, without something like . violation of the public faith of the country.

 It was true that it must have been foreseen by many, as it was by him, that there would be an increase of revenue beyond the wants of the country. For this he had prepared a remedy, by introducing his Land Bill, which had passed the two houses, simultaneously, and was UetOed by the President. Had even the Land Bill of last year gone into operation he stated that the distribution of the surplus among the States would have been more ilD- eral than under the distribution act. ne stated his course It would be rigldiy 10 ao- here to the compromise act. He mgnt not be able to preserve it, as there seemed 10 De . ore,t aisposition to modify it in reference to certain articles in behalf of which our sympathies S are elicited, but if it were to be ! touched, he would wish no participation Tn the act.