MR.. RAYNER AND THE STATE nrs>l
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The following extracts. from the ''Report o." S
Message made to the last House of Repres.'%' %
will show to some extent, the position of Mr. D.
relation to the assumption of the debts of the SR


The report is from the pen of that celebrated M'rs
isl and agitator, John Quincy Adams, and i, RI" %
K. Rayner.


Nineteen Of the States of this Union, inh,.
perhaps in some cases, inconsIderately ardent 'a
of this improvement of their own condition bPNt
come involved, some of them heavily invovsd d'tG
The greatest portion of this debt has been contr
the accomplishment of fstupendous works to exnsHF
facilitate the intercourse of travel and OF trade
the remotest extremes of this great Republic sva"
from year to year, with redoublng millions or N%
tion tits exaggerated estimate of the value tCl
words to say, that the saving of tme of labor and


pense to individual citizens of the Union eniosU
benefit of these public works, more than repays y&
Iy single year, the whole cost of their construct


''Bnt while these immense benefits have been w.
cured. to the People, as community Of indvidu,I
States which authorized them have contracted w.
of liabilities heavier than they are able to bear '


need the Gssistanceof friendly and pOooertI ho5 5
schere should they find it but in the snpathie, ~ ND
National Government? an their fidelity to the try @
nsited to their charge IN this immense and aAuosI %
less public domain! The application of the pro,'g
the public lands to alleviate the burden of tbe,
pressing atpo1 the people Of almost all the STATE, @ @9
not the only, the most unerceptiOn0ble mode of
the States from the pressure g the 6Urde,. beoinS
Them oT


The people OF the Hertford District will poDde,
these things before going to the polls; and they will
Mr.. Rayner practical demonstration of their opuo,'
to mis- course in the late Congress as we'll in res,,1
the State debts to his position other questions