Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 3, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1844 — Page 1

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INDIAN A STAT SENTINEL. PUBLISHED 15V J. P. CHAPMAN il A fc J. P. CHAPMAN, EDITORS. T II E V ICE o f f R E E D 0 M is ; t E B N A L VI O I L a X c SJ a Year, isa INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, E 841 3. Volume .!! NWMtber 2

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mi .i - wn it, . its their renn

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r.tative,l r and harira of filthy altered Ur ioia r I Im

:;. vt,. n, ar..l the ni f j f und rr-; ret. On that occa- weeks imc; or, at the commencement of this VHk, whea 8!.n. the .mat.', in uhstaiiee, characterised this system ome book question agitated ihe m .Iter. we ate availed

wim c -:t ; 1 1 in mat anyiiiint use arn.ui ai i.-crii is : r. -m .t'j:e ; t i ; t: .tun will n - ttle the w h le ma tri f r m. Way la ihi plea of Xf t 1 ne,: ;tiatin run. antiy .nt r; ed ? V. 'ill i n ik BM n be 1 ct.oucli t infoita ai what there .s 'o negotiate a' tit ; l'o a:hrd ground fat Dee tiatj a, there must be ronfiictmg, or, si any ratasepa-

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the mere spin Wan m adventure, int interaaia of lb rfjntry. Diflerii e enim in. let me s-k whv the h.ih! should

eouraged hv the government I

I venture, with ut a' y

nth

tuuahie aim, it shouli lot. eir. I i ai f-.r tbN

..it i. i v bave other i r.l. w nil .i 1 ! tu! their few ; and, root i tin in m:I tell .rt, Lis entii i uio

tin raa ilk lI,

, in a r !. i i is jii in , . ijie ai .j r irpei .n in i '.n i inn.i.cu. in I am kcq latnU ii. a b i Where the rili' of a qootioa aie all en one sii!r j

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ar Ir.tin t II V ht'j tl

. .: .. ae a ill rtrrv M .- ! lb 14 c!oi ot our people, tnotivea in view tl an Iba inelinatten. Miftltta and

tetf own lip th. :r 1. 1 lieg

i n it. Iba bummCM man htrt be arm bmgaaga of the i r. ,:'ur,' gtorj ii ! Üi grow t it:i reafinc powt r. o

the u..ocr' th ri i n ite

la ait

i i : ;mi tain, i r la wuuij you

im dient

:r fruin ;i t

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In '.' i 1 1 . . tit reeNteate i ii tin.Hill . vphtinn .I Si ut mTiIm I tin "2 Mi

until ti.i meal it billow hi Ii

I purrb ai it hi

ire low

,i ere n. im y

V. I. st i-ae wai it thut Uri u

d i 'aptain Smith, end bei I rai

denned, aud aadervl od, and that quetion lasaeteai

t.- e, j beri what i Ibeie l i m' iaapow that Grtat Britain ibould iceniiird roantry cant of ike R U n

ry ol l w a ot ttir '.Te ui r. 'tii-i .i a i tool it ; W'h is beta thv t r an in

the inonsnl And jet. I my nun;!, Hurt ty in ibe -ne c.üe in tae olber. t)ui cleai and ;i:u t ibe alia rs. t i; at Bn tin is lineare!) deko i f r r. tM . re e.m i u .1 I, that ntseres the

ritb ordinary attention. Bba ii I advantages to be deii v t e Ith th t 1 i ilot-nn: t in Iba i Oi the io üi tuiii Ii ic Ii ei c ;

I . .n r. Iiui.nr nil fans How Willi I V r..ntr.i.-i with iln- mUwM eantiinent t

ountivman, indelibU ,rt "Millions fat th tie

Walter II A

rsdea to tbeae ab real And notwiibsiauditiQ IUI

I .r.i for rail i us freedom, hut far tbi a::.e ejiiril pib griai hull, is nevi r aroal I base smjxbl t s I !" iah it .' : N t!i. nor the i- r-i cuted Hognenol real i

r .t Pi ! in. I.

it, lea Ml !

I - 111.', t BM raiaha 1 ' ran J ti ia sfsmai Th u S. i

in irnins

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n ,r;.s ..I iJm d Ihn Senate ataaactiala

form, arbiea I eball notice no larther loan un arrenei ; .::..) 1 lrwt, thai .!i"ijM Ihn r refbered I ihe romaaittea on Furetgn Aflain li.ihl.- arid, th a tin- formal ohjei t. m uii! Int:i.i. d, nnd .1 i int. iii:i'.i l . ; aimpfe reaMU

-.i !i i. U t. Im Huneta But that I h 11 B to do al lbi lime

t I ll.it w Than important .:. !. I dei

entente nra doe to lite ing tin- Hoot t.. win. a .!!. !: .'I will annul i ii.m. .ruh!.- mi I dhrtrnI r l .i mV.! w tin wttii wr much abilile jtion of iliM revolution, rtione oa Ibas eeora of iiIi.t Iban In add mv

. ns it jirnii ibeoi ra Km. repmrt- :. i, .it .H lit

i . uf ub

.-iiri.'il In BM in the i i.iirx- ..l" tin

Senator from MasaeliuMtts. N lienerer inti rests .-I Ins mm lion nl ins Hub n ire ol Y to be affeeted, (no aaaltei bom aliabily ,)

indd Witli nipiiiiiiied iipjM aid ii.unst

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t i n mi i vit v l I'ri'ii c I. i: s i i i',i' r i.;n. I ' n n 11

but not one ihia spirit atone, the reiuhTic uwea Iba brighleai jewel in her diadem the West Ins giai t lit-' albgto;kHM West

il.ut ti fi.i;:i Irnii) l',::v i ;us ago. an almoal unttoddaa ariUl ü-...---; t..-i!uy

rniuai i ut tu the pei uniar stake, m libe i!..- V initul

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;niy jiniii v willen may iiiue -Vf-i i mem. our, in i " my fri .1 from M aouri, (Mr tebiaon,) who dex ribed In us th. dfclinatiNi ami bual destruction of the fur trade in tin: ii im! of the Am. ii. ins, nuocted eolely be Iba Britiab I'ui rompaay in Oregon, be did not extend one word ay mpattiy, or deiejo paing notice ol pneBt which onslii certuinlt to inspire suh eonstderalioti even wi'h lonee who live u Ibe Atlanlre. I sh.il! now endeavor briefly to review the real question before us; but, :is the question id tttlw ie conceded

ibe gentleman from Maeaaebuiw Its btnisi If, asslrooglv

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hi r leeinine mi lions rpi Mt throoga upwards oi iweuij

.- nail r fii tins fl'r, ;.riil cetrlw one bun -riv! h r lenta' lives in tie nnoosile wins of the Caoitol. Rebuke it'

erei ths earteot ef ee ad i ill j ippreciI Jr m III p mi ii . rxteosiee md fertile ii ic. t i ; .1 the m i.e. 1 1 ipast that i alU t

a Imii ible i -i'i n Wh.-1. the month of t'..-t liver i rein cd to he h all wli . h mv it far e e it eom nereial city the facilities which it will fatnish fot a du ft intefcaarse tavl t nie with the i-hmd of the Pacific, with China, and with In 'i4 i'Ivü: j.M which :.s jet eannof he eiitTiHjted but j wbreh all eosieeeV must be isnmensej md laat.od ipdeed Ihe liihe! Lnmcdiate c :i-iJei it.-):i, it 'lie pewet whtct if

ier to operate un ihe numerous Indian tribe. I

n w w es I m that .!uee loa, na tue w pole line .-i our wi :- ii froi Iter. N Ith n e n. kef iot4 id m-e nuM tc con- I ti i.i J an I u cheeked. if she is peimitied to ictm Ihl any J . . t lie i perti ii i s' t lis teniiory. In eiecting i perntanent Imme for t!e I Jinn tilbe, erte j gteat and leading ohj-ct with this government w.s to r move them from the ueirhburhood of any fore urn powert hui es-j

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., t.T '. It ie the fiirit that round nd suataius empires, penalty, ami -..ti otner, irom ine ic.nuj oi me ,

nii'iii antiunion. Mr, uns prnximi j win ni w. "ifacility of eres and CommaniCati n will n l answer. Wb i Cn tell the fearful extent f tin; c '"-v-;.i t Ce. if, ihn Ibe active and artful emtaaiiet af England, these tribes j bontd be confederated an? stirred up ' In a si:.:,. u 1 ie Ihoatarra contd be sounded, the knives of fifty Ibouand In- ;

dian wanio s ri i;ht 1 onixM the H frMtil r of the W Bt I 1

The seneb r front Massachueetlti implore us t.i 1 ause,

la dels) iii u Utile hx r but six month ni'ire before wa proceed la action, by lbs; adoption f measure like Ibis, ni en) tlm u eli- 1 rtjppose, lhat would advance us a foot from our present position. Why haubl wa j ?uso banai r ' ta far as I have rm! or b aril, no man in Asaer

For the S.'a'e Sen intl. The Tl lloHlll f Iiiitrrr:try, l'air Preeckifn 1 1 iurn ; h 11 "e; e , , up-1 n ' v av, lias Mm.; bet iilgS o er llnaiJ ni' ima loath. He; Mazing aaatear hnl- the dawi . n j dav, Aai litS tuutiii ' u t t ujub th.- mi iniht !ocm. Unaware! ! Use mighl af her petfteaeai aim, Wba ive her saoctian to a ihm lasers crime. Who sh o :-s bat teilt weneath deception! farm A ! afalljl 11 pes t.i s hu t :' Ule ot tft.o Vaiaglbrteui t laapbs of a tiani at h ur H ive t au e.l M I 1 ; ':.e v 1 t .is' h u tl lo . n. The p tijaaal !.la s K.f letut'iiti n I .w-r, Ai d de i remorse new aravates the itii ; Careering t.ih o'er gaias barnaag pile, Cnfetten I i. iw Hu rhu deiirg Hydra reigi l. I arm i" Jatiee lifts ahift bei aeaJe, And Free '. n sweeps ..1 h 4 Cotasabia's p.u. Front the Vcrm nt Aft. :;.!, ;:tic i tlss r.or;. 1 pan p.'d n w 1 the n . If eci I conclude tu eel mar lied, An 1 1 cer 1 ly think I may v k.;, The l i t th it I give my S" t h .od to Mia!! 11 t ! e a n uid n.oi:. I!e muit t! .l in the great aadevtsk Berti. 11 ti ly iiili' and bj ifa, Ai I . I. feaii it Ihe Dei a of Eni. 1 hg iKtleti 1 iJ ! al Utbfy ( -lay. Iii the lieai 01" tiit- r n'est BO linehing ! Bat in m for Itie land and the laws, Tbc I nl tttaj will uin mr tiiu.it be tile Foe ihe ij. ! ate it.utiiic.4ii cense. Th ugh bat I rk may be brilliant as morning, Iiis roiinteiiatirc I rr ;is the ino'.n. In my heart there no place f -i a toiy. Jju ftm tkittk I tpimld man y a Coo. ! N w look to it wi n je v ui gallants, The twins will a l nil i n .le ay, Would joti win Ibe frank hear ef this nisi Sen, Vuu must w;iiU gaintl the acbaaclee clay. Then 111 lender mv hand at t'.c alfir. To one who is a'ile t saj, The battle is fought my beloved, And we've beaten the ilis-olute ( l.v.

iuilc M;l l?;itiU Impin laut if itfumm aatai Tlie Whig have re 1. .1 riMt v mi Mr. Mi lK..7e c a of their eliampiooa nf a U nd Ma es Uaoa. I c I ! i iisin in anisaet 1 1 Mr. Rttehre, wh i wi e t.i hin "ti

the b ec. srstlers Bai ls 1. i:.e w.u. Is. pie loot up-iu the or, '.r. and a the as rtei tuti'ois. W e eean W.tt i inn 1.

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Ibe Rtcbmond Eai

vour et qu irres ol the I nitt 1 jj! ui circttmst linles 1 1 v I.' x 1 111; 1 ihe si c Inte a c 1

Wasauve M 1 Irsn hie sat heel. alien A t- the 1 tmstttoUiinnlrty - 11 that ia a mm -'. m

.., lion, b I I Mikhsj tv B Ii. d 1

.Hin d

AMI I I.

"While Kid GtovsM. II n Li. Lavsa in im. !! at II aa v

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Te matt

ka admits a doubt of our tilti id the eountry. But the the fell genina of desohtion. Along the whole line one pro- I senator says that England dues not want the cooufrj for Iracted cene af sua and blood lb Mood of the Keucroo. j agrienllural run es j that the fur trade fun: aht S the ot.ly h. a'"5 '' 'I v"!" f P . Mp and , 1 1 ......... a. I..... 11 l.f... ......1 ..I....I. ...... .1 11c 1 f tl-ftsir

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..iiin mm ii i . 1 .i 1 in -s ii. ii , it.iii i. ... .... , ..w . .a... a

1 t. . r iiiii.nrtrifii e in hi r i i : atu . lis l!e tlni'S li"i wnni , ... ... .1 1 . e ;.i..a.i .....I ...

t . 1, .'.I ' r . a" .. ... I I I I... l..ft I ... . I 11 . - . .. . fjV ... .Ill' ... I Ii .IT iTlll'l . If a III f I .. 1.1.

;iri ..in- else, li:;iii! ijii.--'.l ins i iiiv i.ii'ins 01 in. 1 : 1 ir tt.e urpoe m sgriruuuie, 11 af win en si ni ,.,,t , ss wil 'ht v. I :i it.l I to the . Iiate s,al I Knl iliu he I .......... vaV. '

..t nature of oar title, and the t-.:;.l want nf it in I ash her hunting there, aha will he up end away to the Rue- fft in posaesaion of this lerrifle cfaeefx Remove every 1 United Btates ranrnisntng uepes, taaa mum. (.rent Brilnin it is astnecessary for me lo ruview the I aian donainiiins north of us. The nurmnes of iiüriculiute other motive i ksitnol rafneieot to determine us ' (o.i.i.l- i .lias, Muren Sek

re the least amongst the view which Engl a d has in ex- tr.ni th sc. sir, it eems to me, most outweigh ail i p.irt Wt ,j Jog cabin. 'cotm skins, aad hard eidev. Wel-

rommi ne ami tl.eir fealoai-l. let t:.cm uwiiiwi iiiiim.hii ,f , , , . ,. .- - i-i., i.j .i l'..

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un es of iir rlaiin.

purpo-. I.ut I s sii I.,- i

expef i n e. if after the trcmeiidsjaua n Itauk of the Umled Js.ute-, 1 i .u d he i tat ab iah another. I suppoittd ibat l'.i .1' il ii it .is a j. ir'v I. -aaejjrdtr f thi it ' we are ndmoniaheif hv eeey tl :nj r II ii.. w!u.!i o.a. in iv he .auhii.:.--.! n

mere j"" i ngtsse i d one of the al c nl ' 1 J cr the Sla.-. And 1 will add, (hat uiih-m the nalui .if mau he ei.tuely rhaiaSjed. it will I as ci.nu; Ung and eemoveliting, n u wiH be poevt rfui u h in iuUluii'ii, i.i ihe hard of a hold and iiiiü'-enj ilium i ..'it;ral lanalef, aossainnd by a aryTl organnard poliliral party ; t tteieat minnfartiiting tut; at, eeeajreil in in al i giance by the bottllll. a of a I'i i'.m.r. ai d Urn hj oaHign Males, aeduced bj the mis. table sh at b4 gssstig aV m the .rieen'.s i t!.e . . f 'he j nl '. lam's nd eseuit.bag sbjäi dthie wnald ha hssawtt m -re lorrrtde than an eruiv wiili haiiocrs." I do no: believe the public .i.erty WOUkJ bang urtite u Ii a combination. With regard t.i ihe oilier queiiiu l. whi b you alludo the um ni of sass grswl lUimaasrnn pwif 1 fVn it hut ine) ssmtto nasi er whseh liny ran aSJNMSatwiff. r il aid th.i im, " l.ee tiaJe and une impr nnuiiitj war ssaiost the I rot. eise - system and its alii iatr.1 nie i'.urrv" It the 'ai:lT Bbouhl be satirfartorily reduced, as I nuw Imps it wiii. I think the ...uth and IfewehWeat viil u oie tu solid r.duioil and with sti uw faltering s't p. I am serf ri tnaeetfuil, V. ur ahi shsjssI s messt, CEO McOl FTtE.

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lentton d the Senate. Tin- ergnim nt of ibe Senator from solves this strange position . that tin .- antrv ka iwn as the lewh ri of U from the parallel '. '1 t.. i '1 l 1 degrees longed to h United .'siiiist. , ideas title ; hat th it would not do for as hi

lion. lest, bt duine so we otfvnd tireal Britain

notwitbetanding the unspetiinubte right bj whsch w 1 Unfit Iii rnuHln ia n . 11 .1 r. ti .. 1 11 frutll evcll 2ivili"thi

ill Ihi at- In the debate ... the subject that occurred 111 this ,tr ,:..,., Would tbe gentlesnan bae U to questions 1 Intruisie value, it, inOeeS, toe qnestion 01 in- 1 WHITE KID ti LOVES and BSAUTIFU1 chamber ai ibe I,-: Mtsaion.all, I beliave, enncurred ... Mh;V,. ,,.,.,.,.;,.,. j;, ghind does not want h for egsicul- ';' value r, :.t.r,et as, for a moment. f'V sc. RPS !' ßUl the Cay hull in ever.) Well, the gres

liussetain- relation to nur i.tie. no geniieincn emeiia... .. r e.v- , hfs ( j,, tt.,, baxard no trug- ' ". ' , .'r ....shed senat.,. fmm CUy Ball w over : it teeai of on the evenine, of the 4lb 5. t lV "!" ,:'Ti7ti:yT: : T l' .v - .Ufi ,m.:-a,,l we aüude M ,t omf M show ,he .She and laW i!iv':,.v.:i;t:;:v: ' T:i;u .u:,t' : .V.;;!. Vaniw; j tT m ,. M. lln . viTw i , ... . , , , ,7 ..... lure, and vet she would have aooe a war for them, one ,; hot 01 or nali n .1 -inn.e. In the at itu !e which the r 1 - (uuttiful n-u f giirry ure m the ascendancy, and 11 i.dif. asil.le narii.w 1 .! il.,w n it is sliroud.fi 111 11 st.-r , it lequiies . . . . .... ,. . .. 1. .. . 1 m.tmmt tk 1 . . . , ', , 1 , ... . ... 1...

III.;, Ti .I. '. , . .r..r i n .lv 1I11I Hol re..li;re II e r.n k el till rallar 11, n putu.'ii m ; 11 u m-im bww hiu, . . ,,,., ai.n 1 'ie mi hs v. (.i sm:iu u nun 1 nam -. 111 ingenuiti to unritWIi ft. Ihi Whol. matter ie r. u - , c,.u..t.y as a ,,atl,er. I weal 1 .. t st. p to ask if it he nehm 10. a n.tlU.Ut, ,., notice the various trick am! strata.

. .1 int.. this 1 or . . ri.iiu nuria.ses, ai.11 ai a nine w i.en . - 1 ,..1 ,.. .,,...,. 1 1 .h f... m.. lo h now that. ' ......

t'... ar-Iuaivn m-eunanev wa nol n nrv to us. we ihe Mediterranean ; und to preserve it ehe matiitameu an 1 '1 " . r ..... gem to which Hie whig resort. Amongst me ari

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If W i" II I lor Hie s;.ir 01

and

idnpl tins results-

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fin ud n (ireal Bi i t.i in 1 er la in priviti ges w lilnii ihe t.i- ' armed front toward Europe

1 1 . I 1. ... . ....... :.. 1. r Iii a riiiv t-nneureent with our own the rieht beinx muluallv

II .... ' .' 1 . 111 ,-111 111 .1 1 1 11 1.. i. , , '"ii 1 ..' i... ' " B . , ' . I - . . . a .. I ... ........Iii... ...... in. I..' t.l.t. ll I .i .1

she meditates. Great Britain attempts to wret from ns thai

. h. th - joint neettpam v Instead ol ! :i so, v- inu.si

i:i -i '..Iv and pati.-nllv await lb ploSUUr d' this ..riu:n 1hlo aud haughlf power in evt ry lung eunm eted with Ihe

thai alarm in-

naestson. The Senator freea Uassachusetts is ap t-miie wiili alarm, ami endeavors inlu

nthi-Si-ri.it. and the einiiilry at lb propttion beltire us. It inquired, ia terma and with sj manner indicative f eWep aasiety, wheve w would be wiWea wa shoo Id fM.1 it .I,.- riwi.lutmn niissi'ii and the reuuited nnlice was

1 a 1 1 IMaad I loll lh it Si 11 Itol M B Will I

n - - -. il.,. ,1. ... . .unnltmi Willi In.' I-1 I V I -1 . .1 f "I

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. iiivenl winch eieateil tins 101111 ueeopam, mm

n -.-rvid t annul tin- jniM occupancy by whseh Ilvese privileges exttt, on giving the notice provided lor bj the resolulmn under coiutiderafleaa. This , the whole case. Ami with what proprict) ran k he afltrmed thai the action now priiposed is, in eSect, an eel of boaiility Upon what sniiveiiila can it ha regariVd aa belligerent i So far

egrieuflnr thai she d.-ir. il the ..-la i d d Malta, wiili . arm . . . own r ,, . ( x)e whole faceof the earth

ome in!it or ten i rbrsin depth; yet sooner lhan restore XhVlt, Kvtv robank if no blade of Kias ever grew-, from

.. ra-

his eleesul hills, nia-i.ilu eiitiV luroisli. d. ii'iitr kid

rftfe, and music ami dancing end ch impeigsse hut anions the eountry people, the farmers ar-.d worLiogn.eu,

she refused lo 'it il torch of wai be quencbed whi h the anowj mountains to the filth degree of latitude, soonei i if is for eubimt, e us tint aan aairaf tider

lh.

which reqwiro ich notice: aa the means nl determining the j : :t oncstp iney If this rcaoluabm pmrn -.ami th.- m.lice I givi ... tins go em men) v. ill stand pre iselj w lure ,t did i Ri a th aventiun, hieb gave Kngland admis- . i I...I.. I.. . . . .I..-..

;.. iegin ; jus; win re wa si gave hex fcintbeld on mir western borders. . in leeil, Im-s it aeem, thai compliance with a .. . . i.. ... . ....i a:n.

oi. in-, r .1 in un- lu-.uv Mm s-n in u.-oi ii.

Moll I.. iaspre Str. apruv isi cuh I . here ii IW p

and lo prevent hot.ti.ilv.

from it, that it is impossible fot me to regard it as unfriendly . r evr n unkind. Tho eountry is nur- 1 hesitate not il Iba asertioa ; I di ft cnnlradiction by a lille as sirmi as that by which ... mt . A . mi

inesMiih. wi hnhi any other part ol tlm American r.'pm.in- im ll,'lll-llll 1 a 1 j sua a . i .

..nlv ri'hls- li wlm Ii l.ri-.:l liritain I. a I ill un- pr.uii-. s.

I .ur permissive, derived from aa, mad Msbjet'l fo termina.

tum at mir Will i i!l this view ol the auhject, (Bild n is , lh.- iol vi.-v I .-..ii la if it, after lite neosl nmtnre reAWtiou.) it unit ri-in iitis to imjuire n.to the motives which. on evert tide, should impel us in prompt .not -

etded st.-ps in the matter, Tbe voice and the interest id the West, and of Ibe Union, demand tbe occupatio of . ..... . i- ... . . '

I lhat land by tta irue anu proper owners, itm ciaiw Cnafand however unu poor ted by right or justice, will . o . . ' . .... . .1 ... ,1...,

;i.ould ho et.iistiu. tl hmu nothing h an rxtenaion o, ..me - y ,

transpires serve in increase ine si rengm m m-i pi-.--..n h. i nus,. haaitana mi mir Dort iinnliea d.niht ami

j i

held nil Europe iu a blase. It was not for the advance-

in. nt d ar.i nlrure that he I. as jus; h.-lore out own ees deluged th plain ! Afsghaniatan with bkmd, IS., sir. no; it is po.Ncr )ovi r the p. wer w Inch p silnm that she seeks, (in a hi r the mouth of the Uotstmbta, and be on mat .1- the Pacific. This is her object: end I have

K-slSaMTk iiis'.t ii Artimcssjlv. 'i'he New liavi-u Ue.nter lliui cleeertf elposes the st.sutilit.es ol l'iose w li undertake t lend the SM w tat . The whtg hsve st least five siswaj to Ihesjs hsssaa, v! an diät iiasaing msssT aasssM . I'.i-t. shej kamst shat . ur saasa s,l o .. i i s .,re t. isi- ; .ue the j ! Mil n.fl law tft'.tt ad fhstiign impsstntiona. and gies tr th saarkeS. ! .ud v, that under its Wis provsasen. ruaasasjsws t imismving. sml lhat f ireiprn goods sie p.iUfing bite ihe ountry al an npSCCSaJsXShd rate, tin. I'eiui g bS srnfjSJhrei the tr.asur. v..t'. i ep raeaseisl m shst.i ! Third y. il.at the home u.aike . heing t'nt tccmrrd h the bsneti sssa.

conapatitiou ansong nsjreelsaa ridsjesat the prtox sa ur

. 1 . . .. .. . I I . I. I ... . I -T I

ti, in j ma il lo eer, i snia i me ine .-..ius, a .. , n .nonui ne r..ni. in wv ever, tu nie i r, au m me le. e.ai. - , .. , ( lfp ., ., a. ,n-,le .1... I.. I ...I ft I. ............. I ...... . . n ... . i ... a . i - 1 a . . a , a. ...11.11 .S,. ft! ,ft MM

MiuuiU run mi J m iw nuwimi ; ,t. , 1 au.l o ,(illi'ti:lir(U'T arisioi mrv , min nie nan,

V.s.r 'a i die aol the appel m-...e mom r-eivesny nie e..- , . ika t , , t , ., A Tm-ada

. a . . . ft ... .. ft... J... ..I... I .1.1.". .. . 1 1.

. ,u:i :i--.u I li ii i iimjiiuiii; uir ii mi n;ii.i si.hi . . , , . , . ,, r L. .- f mt ii ..i I eeenine, lo xio the meehannr a chance to seem e:.at which he would fnht.il oar faneie jres, fearlem at that ,. , , , ,, , ....

it.ed Ki.jl.u d, leady lo si.nu movi.., .....i- u........ ...,

eacle." if thwarted. te .!en

loo;-. I caW, tal. ns a: a all, on i mi. il accisriug oui own

Piesideiu

K. It

now in my ( ssassion a nun. her of ibe Loudon Morning to be oar own, bring England, beak, tahms, end sll, on Ore- j

gen, l.-t hei come. So. I little expected to lieai such appeal j from one hose home is in; ,y ihe cailv and hn ml hittlebeldt of tbe icvolutiuti. Surely he did nol h am le diaad ICnglai 'I wlien atandingi n tbe ei asectited held af Booker i Ui'l Let Kngland d .re to toop from her b.fly poie on! I heil'iii ; il slie d u s. .he will i ever, never, re time that ninse ... 11... OS .1.. ft. ... .. rnmti I I... -I...' ..! IMI.ImSv. Willi l.i'l

.( ' .IN i.ft't III i ..'.ii . 1 1 . tr ! ....... ,

Chronicle, which develonea h. r vievvs in relation to Ore-

gon somewhat diflferantly from ihe pietum of ihe senator from Massachusetts, and I think die llnnliaii rditni may fairly he presumed to know as much ah nt his country a intentions a il.SI xentlemam Here bis lbs si-w. . i the V rning Chronicle, in long article, on extract from

w hu ll sets forth tl a! -It is useic to tepresent ihe Oiegou Teiifhi n bul of

I. ft... a. ...... .. . I .. I'i - - ..... a . .. .-ft... .... . ...

in . ,. iaiue, ..i u o i , it, i cenain n' 1 1 is oi u plut:.-; nal-, tan a couspir icy e.xisi ai iwnx "'o esiciu iiitninn' i . ; anteilaJ atvl

Dancius Pollgiciattss I'll.' NeW oik l.tptl-sS Sls; .';'., tlued Clt v Ba'L Tbe bone of gieingthc

most suceeasful poiilica ball of the ast brilliant s. sm tme r.t all in ll seeene to have h.l'i n to tins to.. .1 whin as . i'i..n. ' J t . - ,,..,1,

p, arthiy, that wa i re si irving at the w J prsres, 1 tau e

i..i igm i uu!evo ' us in the market whsb ,- are n.-w (rowing ich alereeu le.s prtcna. whan ihn ff mwlga MhfswV atiooa n inen estnn ! ! ihm the t reignsw as the duty am finally Bust Mbatn s i . smt si; tii. c the i ef article.' Three sliiT r nt y I et ; rc all nce-sty t rim snafi calmii of lh restfu live sj it! m Tue only SSMSfottUSM is il.at theo r. fuM acb ashee. hut il.i reu. In lc no ovist -r-

aa . . . I .

matter otunenre. I lie verj means which um i . i e .. . . ... ........ f i-.. ii... I. ..i.

.. -i .i i .i ll I i .1 in. -.1 .;i...u ... ..... - . - , . ,,. ......... l .... i- i .- a. il.... i .iii.la' ft. i' '.tlithl i I i ; i 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 V . 1 1

i n l. man deprecates ..s n inensuru d ims iiilv. UM"" . ,, ' , , ' , . . i ..... II. r ....... .. il.oi.a in ih.it in...; , r in. 'Iv

fong t war. Adopl 'TTJZ'ttKZ ZiTtZ I iieienninatmn rVv e, b'.-r . 1 any ineans that n,'. r.-nuires. and he l. lls us th.it -..ur . I nn. ami III t i bug ; . . Ji i .. . . I II . I . .. .. . ....... in'.i nllt.iintelv reoniro Rha h;:s iMilnhi h. T

i ... '. .. .I i.ii.l i rtminal. -i r the territory. As show s m

I nt one wide an a ol ii n I .im .1 le di-eit. A nii'zte liiaiice demosratic oarlv. hcadid ty mv honorahlc ana distoi

at th.- amp will convii ee Iba n osi i rdin ny ai di istandit a nf bed tin nd 1 om Missouri, Mr. hrjcToN, wb ise dt siji.s

saloon of the Apollo was evowd -.1 with a lair won., u , -m ... . r,s h i i'.e a m s I.ict

in.-ru;i, e i ai u in i i i.ous .,,.!, I and wave men aa ever met in celebrate any o. r ismn. un.i ' , ..,,, .,,',. i,,.. ii.... who cannot I.. h .. I.I.. . . Ia.I m L.il.iA .if til. .ill'.lip i illl. . ... . . . . . -I I

ii ii,i vwm ...... .... I i i .(. .sihhi,. ) Ihe eei..,. x. re . i.tvred int.) and earii.l ,.,i'.- ii,.- t'le U d il.. In It I

nl ibis feeling. They ecm to delight Ml eT s are Mtcrmined t be merry, and oisearee mot ctmtradiet each tdhoe. Tbeii

tng. It ... . n g 'a w ho il

The relieiont wl

Ibe rumnwirial and poUtkal impoitance which will soon le , piong the . entry, al all basrards, into a seal with tfonce inenasetves mio ogtee . i ne mjj eama ii inroweo attached to the MMtbwesi r -..st . f Am. u. a. And if so, tbe (;(eat Britsio. A chaise of tins kind may have f und some aside, or fit now only for the lower orders of whiggery, barbot foinwd by tbe month of the Oregon tlver will tecon.c Hlf,m flir it piopaatinu in the tongnageof tbe honotable ten The p iv bail room, the I ti'it 1 fantastic toe," ami ihe

truly knock down ' Wli, J- I'

l r th y ki

; il iu 11

laud will al ones Und lout! lu imui - in niain wnrue, aea wsB mMnoasmtaly find hes ia the attmi.h: of hostility .ingulas t imeiatrnrj ' It I isndeestood the genttesn. n coftet t'.v . be det Inred nur litis lu Ibe t uunti) t" g .!. ami thai England has no intention i : saaerting claim t. ,'ii portion of U : yet immediate!) afterwards, h, would I. ii r the Semis from Ihn r. ,i action, because it w.nhl bring our claim and that nf England fionl I fionl. W h. re is lbs claim with hs h Engl md is lo rnnfr al n: In what sloe it foneial - ill tbe gentlenuin !" g 'I enossgh lo inform) the tenatwxf thai claim which Ik has told us is sssjihoni fbundmion, and w I.i. b, basi U s as ttts, he deem aulBctent t" awe ns into allem s - The S enator li m M M m bueetta son pro er oei asionally I., mdulg a lone d - m .. m t m Is ibi mi asure ami its frtenda. whit b. in mi : iunua, ill b. i am i; e i

i wion, r the eharai I ha ovesenl t'r m s

tttm iir of which I did i. I understand.) he inform.

us thai Uoeto Üclnghlin, and some l.bMbl o I bun-in-s ..I musk rats, i nustiiuted lb entii British force w

I In eon. au 1 llial li

Wtilt och rrioosness, be asked ii il could he nn that auch h I as this bad t rribed the Vel ? W a

.. .'. , . i. i. v ...i. ...... i

us . ale r nay n im- .i iiaior ui.iu ,'ii"iiu -. ...-'.. and i tit authority rannnt tie .! ubted, lot ni teed from a voiueas .n" the laüs of ihe llniisti Parliament slm has

, Mended th.- jit i isdictii n and the fiwc nf h. r laws acru of adjustuvettl

the Rocky neausiteins In the sei v ennnnes nl Iwisw uri i t.d Iowa bbe ia disposing, ibre.nf her IV company, of the best lands, in perpetuity bestowing them in parcels on lite retired s ivants uf this company. While we bar a ha-1., ... nllv oa. she h is been silently advancing

sn invaluable tu-ri ., 1 1 mz the mlv laailahle i.ai ti on

Um coast f i many bandst d miles o'i eithes si 1c af it. la Ihe sn I of a I weifttl I ' pie, it Will Hive them ihe entire.-, nIrol ui Ibt notffa Pacihe ami uf tbe rommeice uf Eitlen Aia. This i- a consideration of io little weight, when we consider the new relations mm which ( i.u.a has beea lat terly brought with Ibe civilized world. These imps t tan the territory a sieat additional value; aid whatever ink nee itt aloe, I. aders the dii ate cot re rning it one m ie difficult

A eoldea oppmtunitji ha beta .l;..

thiowu away When the s. tih mi nt o! it wmil-l hiveli.cn

. i rime rsi i

at r f row Virginia, Mr. AacMBaJ the distinguished elian

man of Ihe Committee oa l-'oiei.i. Awairs j n t. I un eonii- ! t, with a view lo such nn imniettion on Ibe pnhlk mind.

VtM ' t e. I can I i.v, that if such a eoni iraey x i -1 -. I ti iv M me i -ht to Com plain of my Inend- foi not pemiittii i me to in v. i; i for ran ly t hey sie in ire that no man has ibe in tercst of tbe country, s invoiced ia Ibe Osesjoa guest hm, j u. re at heart than I bare. And yet, until yestetday, I have never exebauxed words with the distingaiiheJ stuatoi from Misf a.., ..ii the -ui ; t i-f oui Dreg n lejlstiotis.

I . are i t le - .v, however, thai n lite j nn-nent reroscs to .lo itsiluiv tow mis our .i ie's there, bt extending to

co.oifnc sj Ihe dtati't

i k!

i. lieu. i n re now all lh.-

t.o it to

1'hc til in rracjr t llw. K

i ii

ill mofisri I I lie III

them the shield ofitslsws at I the necessary its ann-i. I w u'd n t hesit al to uni'e u ith p iti orabte men in ssi li ' t: o.c citizens te tire i

.h in .

mreatbal give both ijiecmnsne aim power IN Asm! this rnssdiltou nf thirg is prgessive. idvanccs while wa hesitate, lathi nghl i il .i t . .: . .1... . il...

i.iiv ..Ml ciinsiUeraiinii ..sn. i , oir hi ...

'barn. '. i i! mand so mi thing iio-r.

I.. 1 1... Ri.eessilv of aetii ti here, w h.l-t th- c iveriimelit l.a

la lt. -red. ibe cut. rprtstng spirit of . or people i anu-. d i y

romparat.iely an eay matier. Hence, nh it will ocas uiee . f cot rtant in rati.-n beta . en us ai d and Ihe Amci . aa gov-

vtilil al length, lo avoid foithei bnmitiating eonwe are driven loaeitom rnrMof pi eiiv .y ih

.w td. I'. n piesent appearance, the alletnative of uaruf tecting themselves. , acessi n i-, ne thai u ill pc dily i afleicd as." i ... n ihe s-r ject of wi r, l t met . There ai Ihe vtewi of . leading English journal, and no gentleman here who w I be fail they Bre ccrtafa ly tol e regaided a throw big r-ome lighl on country in an unpist wai than I won!

Bui to add lh intenltons of thai goeeinment, occupying high it ion who ..; leeiatetae ten i nui .- sei

I! Iv

IS I ie i I I PI '

Ü ii ol d h -f wo

lle heie to ;.,d

Pate oi iZoy iltjr, Roy i! l nniiies it pn aenl in exile from tl.e.r native tries, in oi h t in make r am for u !. ra Duke of A i c uh me. Duchce-a id Angoolet&e, daughter of I u.s l Maua A ihn He Itm In s , t ;, ui, stster-imiaw nl f.ouis Phil pe lluke d Bordeaux, legitime!! bent lu ihe thron I'i nice, and Ids si-T.-r. Bon fail s, hie wife, the Princess ..f Beire, snd M iS.

Don Miguel, une

I'.i'.ie Uustsvus de .'-a,

y ihe um t spu ii. II w a- g al.l) 1 1 1. , m mm witsg is. t . see sn- h mi aeen l. v ..I eVesnoi lata, a wns nf puwr ". US !l rn d hj tin- many am! rise influenec to wl.h i they i.r ! :i v . x; ..eil. in. iis I ioed of lbs right est p an b sail . ni p, vt'': a ham p dum are Ml a Ha ' a

wh 1 v the sweat id lasts brow, nml arb am sttsa bi I I dem ' its issm ; I and kn .w lhat, w.ili ucii j rnn i( h a ui d uih n -' ne aw ne

no . 'in

I Dann ..I .in, icen

the Kn

n was a I w fori

ihlc this

Am haatv I nsuaae of the In-i! d moment, or was it the '. . " , . ....... ,i i.. ,i ... i

I t . ...... ,1i il.er.r.l II ' ' HI II ne .ii i.

i.n 1. 1-: ism! ib.- Senator arigni .-ir. ui i e, n

:i"ii like the in. -i ni. i in i m i i

hambei . on a so! p i t like

iiiatun in ins p.-s-i ss,. i - ... .... i , ...... ........ ,.l. .. l.l i.

. . .1... ..,,... T i i ' in v . it li i lit it s 1 1 . i ii i ' il a.niii-

Ihe hitherto nounn.es wcsi. uweiaurm., - Who !. -,,.' M I ...ti.e so. are .v. iv : incieaSiOg Hi number Tin t are pressing forward with elacrih uhicli Buthing can sundiM . whilst ihetr neighbors and set i iate are regarding things with an interest ;.s intense a war ever felt on anj subject, lush Senator if the j an willing in i t. ml al h t the protection of tbe Ami rk n law over their own fellow ritixens within American limit.

.... .to.- litnUS .ltlet

mi. h attempt ..t lidb ule from llie honorable i: nl eman 1 m as not pi rpun -I Ihr sueh ironical attacks from bim, be tore the Am. r. an nate, and h. fore the w wld, upon t large portÄn ol hi- sn aolrj m n, bos b . lings he we I knows re deeply eUtmled in tbi quetion Had a British pes r In en admit!, d t. nn .-.;,.!.. n e in tbi , fa imbcr, and need auch lungs, ige in (sajmnri of his , nn tT preteftseit, t could, without dieuliy , bave cdw

t.rrlK n.n u m is".

n sn

nun oiai isb Hi' t limits . ...l

s it. as he WOUl I

ate tlie unnrcasi n, thai t. u or " s Iii . . . I .

... ...... i I....I i... -rs eiinsiitnts th. yv lime lorce who

IH1IUI l.u....... ...-.,...,..,. i

.. :.,.!. v.. , in he : t -i-'t.t ni . "in. Hin .. m

it the i' m r 'l Engl in

n r. w ben w e uav

natter now slands, Iliese emigrants n moment coma in Collision with the Blilis nt in Oregon; end th. tesull i th. .r , . . i. i

snhieelioii to llntisli wwa, oiionnisterco i un nils, for alleged offence within the lerritotii the I uiti 1 1 ' le. The Henator from Ittasnneh us thai entire amity existed between Ihe two ik-. ...ii the I. ne I sbiuea and Americans iben

know from w ht nee h.s authority h.r this tat. ment is derives!, but certainly . have eery diflnrenl inlbrsnation from this. contained inn petition nuw lying nn nui in hi. s. snd signed bj a nutnh, r id Ametiean emigrants ia ibai territory, complaining of various grievanre al th.bände of tl e Engliah nntlmiitit i Ittere, and i sking Ihe in- .. rr..,-i:n II of 1 1 is t ' I I mil. Ill tu pTotl I t t hl in S 111 ol

.1. Mtitinera are personally known to troth the B

with al least "i t the two ai panics in lh it couutij

; kition such ;s the Ulobe aid ItstelllCkcei occupy with I! en ie-;ei live Xtlies I eie. W.i it a little toOKCt, say the senatoi fi t.i Ma achnett Wl a'. I a k, h C WO In b ', w hat t i me .!. ti m in li. i iste action Wbat tba trat not be anticipated fiom m) decisivi actbm in future i I- n likely that Gn at Britain mil u itbdiaw hei 1 1 dm 5 Ibal she w i I ieb nt d In i u- just i -f, i linni In tins lerritorv ; I en in Ihe bisto v i t lh la t , a d reatui a, fiom William Ihe Koraaaa to tin- hour, ban Im rebnttd even paused in bei careei of cor.quctt ai Ldoii.ii. i m ' ..... - I he utt. ' m"t ; r.its of the earth are OUT in1 el il .-..'e," i-

Ihe sei timet. I wlih'h ai.im i. tl e Ihiti-h waul i;

1 n ..' In ienn, - -

. tu ir Mwwm . . i

t the country in . d pssl srar. I could liuij of my own c nseiet.ee foi such an act. jsj . an i with liiflit. as e ic bete, I t t

Quei-n t hr A i the faniil.

i . I ails tin

C I.

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lite, in

jt I. ..: fortress

I II

a. ii II,

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in I a-;, m. I iuu'1 add.

bet i - he i lu

ll I UI

Wilt ii i e ii . mil atfoa i the ! Clark, 'hey n w ith eiowii

nave lein'. . . i

Ihe eve to in : ii

1 1 z o traf i" r

i.v,

i . I the ton T. rrit

II he i

or is

N.T.I I i. II Ibal n is i!.e Inl-

lu own nutu Mtj i it it mat we u is.

. - . a .....(..t.Slltiil.faS.

I'.ngtsmd i us il we m eei a so mi i' " r"s. ui resolntiim - Terrified at this tin naand IramH r ' K . ir : tl- word, in ti..- am be tm - it. has i n pfai . in ai vocabulary England, with all her power her armies nad her nay ie -Tine not the pewi .- t. strike tern r in ouf bearta C mae wh. a and how the wiB, he will find i -iftt I.- m I Budismet i j The Senator I'iotn M iss. !i , Hs s s llittt. ore- UMU lo nssssg the eapceaatons I have just alh.d. d to. be h id .a. .., j ud d ani s. .1 oflh srgutnenl whelherOn t Britain , not dmpoaedto forward a-n. u!m . :l mt. n-Nin O .'cm., would' ff. . anx reStstiHM e OS an... . anceto pe i i -abe agricnlturista from the United Btatee. II saya.havma nr.ve.l thai ihet w. aid m t. be used the words . .. pluird ..I m ridieutins the ..! i that lh llodsoo maj Cosjtnnni routd, even if di med, prove sn snwnj in e I tm well aware that lh Shsnator used the language as he atnteo; I ;,t I easssnU see that t!;i. m any manner, changes its aaeanms It Uir it Br. tain dm ml in'., ml ! persist in bee claim the s.ul ; if the makes a ni . it 'lie ar.piies-es in mir set;l.-ment at the , oinitrv . ami iheri - l.y itchsVowlodgea our claim, Iben every r. Mm be has Jrged sgaisml th.s re kstma falls to tbe ground Thej ;.re certainly m losiger entstb .1 t" eimaidi rati the resnliitimi ii'iust be a.h j.t. d a I SSUtttl . Of I Br . ami the .. .:. a... v. ith. .ut n istanee limn any num.. r

11 ' V . ... . - m - . . i 'mist eunfessthatl heel far mors ranee lor tenor in , ,.uj ,rn .m il an rtifl

some of the antinaente ndvunccd bj lhat S. n h r. th..n w, w!. t : v', te. . r I

End md n ilb ..II bet ssnnsunent hj see and lansi, . an ev n.spne .r, I ..Ilode aopoeiatlj I i the .; , hieb be made to the worst, the sordid passion of Ihe bum n in art-Ins ad.lras to ihe sjruolten man..' .- Inn rs and t -ironmonxeis. whether th. y w old be williny lo pltw e lb. countrv in an attitude of hostility With Et gland. Without jpt i enuring lh mat and this, t..... nreeenpanied bj n Mamfieant atloaian nf a lelbeanea m the eomeaMtce nl Wavsand Means, M asrettiin.in the filst place, what that rust would be And what then ; What did all this mean- Them can lie hut one mean me to it If lha cost in tbeir opinion, h-uld bt t-.. great il KM) mm axntii y is r. quired-then the OsM i to he uhandoWod Lt2land. w.ih.mt title and without right, is t pseW h. : II of ibal fan hind, equal, in . Ment. t i ihe thirteex original States And ihi i nol all not hnlt"; but national I line, national character, Wreixhed in the . nie agamat p shall ku k ti e be.ini The heir! k. n at the t Ugbl that auch thmxa ran he possihle : that astrh a let fi. i U. nieH.taleJ . a sari i lire f..r!.idd.n hj . . . piineiplc il. .n and holv in an American hear.

ho i h. 1. lot ll.. in a tm ii . f Worth

" ' I"" ' . t m , . I I h. hi in in-- band an extract I om .v.r.'r. ai ps . wh .!i gtre a aery .' tV r. nl and, I suspect, . much m correct view ef Ihe condition of thin-, and the fate i I ,.Ur pe i Is in Oregon. Iben th.t with ' i b the h. iiorul 'e r I is Inn l.irt;.s!i'.,'. The extract is is (",. from Ihe Montreal Courier : l. .-. esalls believed al Wasbii rfon lhat the rrcom-

mrnd iti ri i f the 1

1 On ellltiu r

erns the B it sh room it : i w riteis, u d its 1 u.c i t

m ii - bosom. H.fom this tiemei 'os piri, soMained by her bet a m1. th mightj a oi an hies of I. mope have successively dwb.dlcd, nnld in all the old not Id tut one powci remains equal and undaunted to ronfioot her. Wnen x"' 1 man are ialkng about-negotia ioc with Kaxtand foi test it - ry like nz u hitotving uck gteal iatetests atlbave shown she attaches foit.lbey will alk.w m,. feel t.n nual i ii st in it, lo ii mmd lh m Ibal hei pr renl ci i .iilion . i i.rp i Heb wi t is muh ;'.i I ml of I..T di I -in iei as i I hei aims ; that le mm h men as bei Wa.sii rIi a-d ber Walpo!t he Pittsandhei Castleteagtis. I.e. owe : s t . Im Marli toughs, bcr R.dneyt her Nelson, , i bei Wehn Hl I. V, ith ti.. last ab is and Vi r bi l en icady, wiihoat sct'iple, m -. en I the ifesien of the fiist And u ith ti e ' "i ,: ether, I e h m ik a fai rariied th e dcHt'ns a wall a Iran reeolkct, except ia the sinrfli inace ef the two wars w ith tW country . lieti rt! S i it ; iu.tnne l et t v the p ist. if she !e . Is with as h.. has d It

w ith othe . she n, v-1 ill letract in ; see ti m sui

. . at

i h is I i i i I. - are

lh it bei n

city .1. .1

e i - mi. i to 1; p a a at I y bich yy a- in mb d s i ip i! londing . as lb j artn -; yy r" hv an Alderman, yvlm. nisi.

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Woo .1 a m u

the nt In i

si com I j ui whai I

n ll s,

il I ! ut if lh --e

e . e

the part ol

m the part id t! .

,t,. ,i.lv and bave Uu i m . ut lo t'.e A derman, i in -st and in .. -s iban no t Oese ten m ny. ami ik clan when ihe fuuctmnarj t i ' i

una

ii i -ti

.lo.tr: rr. a-

i layer, i r he h i

the

l, fot ihe müitsry occupation ol , e-t.s! nahm, nl f a - iv I govI to in Congn k. n ith fu i i ow

,i-l. the t v. r. nirni M t. In ' n , we nav i di a1 1, the Ha 'son H i ron pans , ..; l their Indi m il will fl skc 1 hi I IttisH I pal . f t!.e lr .s . f ihe -frn d t. eeV Osi s prrviona occasion, when party t . i ten ii zina Tank, es yver. sai !iir OH the I 'o Utubia, an UI

1 .

as ' bis. m I' u l wr ii it. It 1 1 T. i .ai-1 . f ihi

Iter t.-at is

.liim.. ia

1 y hen she lilt - it r..iist yy in il if n t

I : f .i. . .: . .. a . ...in n ..-.... -iil

i i t in "i .l ti, 'i ai. i mn i me i inc in., t n -- j

..... . ,

.. ... . i. i . ..... i ........ ...... ...... . ii.-. i... .

i I arkv i s' o'.'d r..s ti c:.u e 2. ni c

a plain truth, it is time thai the ptim ntcoi itioo hon d 1 in u t io a I . Ii h lim t I U '"

.iiow when w tnd. Sonn or t te must m " ' , i. c-.ti witl ; she has no cam t stit ; the run tiy is in be. ...,.n, O'-rtipii d l bet fttms, ttd governed bj hefnttrs, t ' :. II lutes a d ; .1 i . a port toe of hei ! n niors. i' is not i.e. e-nwy for her t c mmeneei . ur eopl in lb j

r bo '.s-i;,: ... or. s ti t aie si nil IWS.SI I lei L.yvs aloijr, with nt the I

uuml erii g ii s- or sev. n I u banners. Their ..ma d is a just employer wi I prompt!, jrield I'i ..f tweiiiv-fivi . nt nerds thi'V

fwelva shilli i lilt! . apt

hii.li prwa of n 1 1 and f od. and tl : j i rforip. VVa I.i r.l a W 1 .I i hem sh n 1 be am s . i i trade at .1 c mu .n e." as wi s .1 n i mm I ckili r- in ' .1 I . c w is r

y a D

ni.-' the ,,,r

Iii ii 1.1 mod .1 I I..C

he went linen ;h l in .1 em " in ui an ! wile " But I il. in lo ki. 1 ' wn with .. d, and it tired 1 bint man ted bee. ! this bs they 1 it hi nth" ee mm h , and which h i tei ' arei d lo .ive '

mio . ... reu si

nd t

H mod, t . .1. . Ii. -r . . I. bavi ted thai it. 1 1. .. t Ml " ami l ireÜBead , ihe 1 .- lb n

yy 1 . r.

W l .-1 : C 1 1 Sill

:. y to 11 y B connd

11 1 e s. r the

1 y 1 I

" i r "

n I 1:1 1 1 .' iv ( is fi ilows: Henry

I ll f T ll f r a nd

o a t. at ever3 asi a y to injure e 1 a e of ill' j Uf th .1 io 1 1. in. 1 ila-lj

.... : . 1. : .. .... 1 .. lu , la r

. rat e Hii.mnkir wrnu .aiinvi .!:... ... . . 'i'i 1. 1 ,.. I ,r ii'.. 'ii

fsuiii .... - , - Knapeeger took Adamai cm. ise of that lyrannj which mnea it ( n . . -

ee ui du .. s Uli it. it

particular, l i elj . ' 11 s'al. es a .

i;er I Ota mu 1 '

Tl.

1 II

1 it

e, A !

r 11 In Kt !i 9 I " ti J I ICC 0

ti itiioiy can t h i

. t". t adeei ton r-. w ith h.s I w ami ipressi lauij.i Ilaime', "bc cmws w.ll n 1 e ju kii nut thif eyes

tl was t. ur ; I vy."

is the eil p n the i

i v heart i'.. !'s within nte, J. tl and atroeien villain who

( f , ., ns An accident of t mcltorho!; , aumiM?cusjrcd em Harrisborgh, i . weth A mm ..I ihe i. nne . t t'o ,ii. a lobaconiat of Eneelr, was shot . . . .. t li. t.i i r i r a merebai.t in II it r is-

. - i i.v i .!.. i. .. v va i . i i . i . i iiaifiii '. .i m -

s p ail Sl.e '.' - 1 I I e. mi, ...u.U. anmm. on Hille

Ko hinst nothing enearib that I n see or tniagme. w . Hurxn. it wa m i...-. c ...........,. - - - - , posittonol am... wi. se h use ha been ent ' ran4. I fand Dry foo had n load. Iridiin bw hand, aw! ia but ab i.re. and who, at his retain, finds tbe mjrudi t r.t 1 1, UtC UiX x,. j l wa II nrisliing iti und in the ber to ,'. , r i iti i C 1 is ti tr.t -. tsbatl 'le . wni r d. serl .... t 1 bim if he wa no na t us lb.

!i du ,1 .f tie ii ..net v; ....... h- ! I l c r en out a-.d firs it - IT ."-r In

. : , .'i ot th.s

lonty, t'. -0-

dma, md Jacob Eusp Mtii lo r wieea, made .ut f 120 in the bargaii f . jt in umnl r.-. di eel ,',- o k I.I Sj'Cf. l's W

j an l iwn of bis ehiblren, and h I the roumrj i...-p- hj rtlll lives m Hatteo . Buty.with A htm n fc.ecnl the ndii 'i "t the Courier n .s peuning rtta nceeuut, m - - ..... ' r f t I,' r, . . in- ar.d I nn,' bim to J Bt

r c i. mm f i rj i i iiii r li

l n ri

Mr. J

in .ye Hot e

. ll in ids

wn a grand t-iiy Whig . . ; ,., rveninx. ol y bn h

iii"

eacli p formiu pedis and lh Iba u ii

!i lh

birngu.ne wh

M-

w ; betwren -joo -n ,1 500 (

t i t.... I in w v ii ri 1 1. 1 .ni'itffU'

y Ii I t. i . i 3 m a- " - "

in t' t w.y , he had I.. H' r go out .

..'...' . n.l. .1. II. It a Hi

.. ii i. . . k i . i s ' . i . ..'.i.i. .ii......

V , a I W'.ft i'ftl it n i t- lllll. -- - .- ...

el '. ' Il ' 1 I. ' ' - ". V , , ., .t UUi. I .. U.. at r.lm Tl I.i the

,.i- nur liihfs ' :.h-ia im nr u ia, ii i mi o;i .i.".. - ,. ,K .v t..n..n ihe ,:s0,.,.c Cf Ur I s ed Mr. Ponn, br.u-mnsrlo I oppoaiieh nt. out b- ' . ii u an anriv or u thintei nur c'. r." ' ..1 lha room, rc.iivid a train of the tmebsho in

;vi l . u.i - . ,' ...... .. .. , - , , i .

i'lue. Ihe diedno mr.ii lai.ee. ar.d in hot that, after a titr.e, I r yy

. i is ... n e ui l c

rrotdiitg r, to the

.1 k, fnrJ

ohe

i-. a. a-. .V.r .; n w as .... .

a trhyme with aoj y rd h fium- Now. lb h .. r. i . .. i V.r. Ilosh s abilities, " Bur.-.

ttiiu do u r.. ne at ;!. ... i.n.- .I io 'in. nl. ..re a' at

Va., Buren ' is. in rbi me The P. ", u . heart ante -wlii'a - Ibe name of ii nj Wey. i iynsee .. . . ikeosi . an h ! ' In :-1.

a .ic a nn!

Ml lloXsS e.r, ai I oa a mr. M 1 lie IHMM

nation treaty was :g cd ; si d my tr end rem .Missouri

--. i . an i 1 mm a saaiaa ri I I

Mr. BtUTOXj sys,nw emooaiuc uo.our. ,sllt , ... ;.. t5 a., we. the . vi t le oi eu. ancestors, an , j exclaiming - my vs.io 5 i - . ...... , . uo.itics falle um. t-r y y:i-y '". t.i ..t.u.a-e at d valued per ai fiiemis. ,k,M and leave the c KQueuce to Gd lei tbe ccafecu mt .jt Da aliio waa too drunk l. reahxa what he nad - ' mMm a-.r in ilia land.

The .. cressii 2 emigration 1 1 1 ur people to Oregon pre : .;.,.. ol be wai ' un,it .tawUi moinii 1 about B o'clock, wh. ah wj tnei a c inn , 'k, '

ent tbe streutest poib!s argunaewt tot lieeittivoctd ntuaa 7. boamaMe Senator fiom Massaebosstts. on y5 neailv distracted. He immediately proceeded tJlarua- . - ;

Ae our population mere ii..eae ..r ...... ivV.saiebtlomof it "were fills for bell than . ,....,, .-ve mi. ik. p.ieasa P.et office, lately osUUUsneu ny mr. a.yaaooi kM in r . ,.ii! 1.1 value at J rmr'ante; their eUtsSJS , l-r ' IBUC . at we . c .1 . , r.Ui. .Vorcnr'.-Tbe le c aturs of Maryland have ... tue i ;;;;'. Vy.,.h.. '"a..... 5 ,7 ,m;l,d A IkutUWbetdt KXU ut a,.,' of the .,!.. .t . u.-Curt.1 A ber.'s e...-M.,. ..II .ml vsl.v. Il England inteildt Inter. 'r1 , ., '., ... r frfd mt.aat. am -fitter for ,,,., lad. tat debt, or work inlemal improvement, of the co .... r. . a

. ......... - . . . - :i- :h 1 1 1 . a . . . - . . .. ... .11, ....,!. , . : t -. . 1 , w - 1 hi 1.1 i- ' -

LJla khum. a p-rt i-i e l.nh 1 " i have at hay abks Jkmt 1 nf rj- horset a ... hi use.l t ie i W i t. lit is n - a r-y v f i r I line Ha io k'i , ' Lot, t With I ' I - I ' sfnudaf

V ,,''. tt f .re dl'i.tl 'Lit.'

f. .a la . ....

we niafc- i. " o "i btaal fi't caih I.i i. So ik

. ; ft . lie t ,.V,. . li nc' ettnthn. "

I. rse i

' t . j f I ; I I ... 11 t ' . : . a .! , ... - I.IIUII lull,' . . , , . . . . . 1.

.... ; W e.Hi..trv. the looser we delay the ct.-at. r.lt n . eaeih " I am rmn of them. I u let iv I n- The lu i h.r the a.o el lh am a rawness - i'

.. . .. mm . i. .:..'.! ... ika.ra mh..ii the I Ior ... . ... r..i.. n. nffh Th.-. sent!. man tr.iy tl lak ! . , , . ir ...- it 1 l!earates. but was v t Iti

rr w c .( mi'in i m ' 1 " -. c aim tue sen . nn .. i. u ...... . yy . rw n nie neu- o - -

t.er man a. atm mt

Joe. c.w f.,r eserv Browing village, every additional a .. for keU Ibaa I r eatth Sooner naa : .he t)eoaie. The Nil jr .s.d.r? i.r mo e '-1 '0. a. 's k. Entt-sh euiidi.y. and .ncrea.e. t r f I under restraint. the Ut a l-ernative con.. 1 1 w . I lMin, f r the 8 ll pom of inn sidioininn eiiie. dennweiotlsmU-Of ihto rs M .O'ow.x es lb mn will t kauglKy The lafgndettjcr, dur-PK the ""13" J-"

as. i.i lJa It-.-!. ......il.i.'

i-i el 'i ' ua.ioi.oi . ..... i

Mf. QneeSter's Agent hate, tor violstioa P. I Ii. c iw..

the L

leiii

77"l,,f nlien zt de id j ... I ..plrt afConne I pie S i far aa la i-. MM IBisrk.e J iurn.

Tl e vsif.

l. President. I represent a nr.. pie . n . is lh r o

vMihooi ofWiineiion . I'partv r ui esoed m nanttor m

what name ihr ir M.li!ieal prrt. .ernes tnv . ; r.

per M um i. i niine ri.i..v...u..." - a n, m.. ne to piom,

. littaiion. The.- der.unciation. I presume, may eery rOUntle million would Le ne cquivalei

i a I . 1 I . 1 v .. . . . . h. a

veiv t .uth wculj t l.-ter I ae .i no. o o. i.etit-yii a ct. ;. involving seytbjiag coaaected u crf . u h wh -t iHyj-.- 4 rr. '' I

pro perl be tr.ced lo th spcicb of the konscshlo and J,.i , BoUbed senates from Bouih t'arohna. Wi. Mi D. reu

d. lieeted in this ria nN i n the bud seeston--1 gent r . an,

ll.iee hundred a:..! '- iavs s

e... ' rr Tb Ku-hvill Wlaj s -i

IVibin Obaw of Urang uwnahip.su ibis county , roceolk . reeenled her buatarad with THKEE fo c . st one e , i Ynr.-ia! .. ....

... .,. .v for the i-uvn.er.t oi toe

... i. .... . . . m iwi'1 r ,f et ,k" SI .

i. i y.iH'' "o-

rar ... . i ha f.rr.. It

in tarsal an lis Btsfs

.. . .

rrry- d ia' fut

They

i ,.e iK.,r . .

ipiiea i 1 1 sn '

.2 si y

t I l.a's r rh rwhed v.' .

I ,e . U I '.efl l. . rt Bt.j 1 I - Of

hvd- I1 nw k7i hs k

are as nc man . with