Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31
VOL. AXI.-NO.7 ~.

numerous and mixed popoatiop IN H., - 'ha
river, under the control. of miI;tarx eso''
oe1; ne appealed To gentleman hin, o a,s
" lne most uniform republicans his ,l,"''
10" ever sren,) whether il WAS poss;I,,o ,,
'r.y sh'ps, with their crews s,n,,n; wa. ','
,rn,;ns, &c at the post to be esfatl;sha5 az"
,,,;,,:'s '"e interest ola property a1oa, If 49,
.rs 49,, .o"ss OF 1900 or sO00 traders e,rr,
n,ac.d ,nd"r men en would. with propri4,y. b,.
no III ~, ne o'sP"hsm of military law D
ne h"u all due confidence in Oh. "a"
81 our army; bur he kn-w il w. 'ne o'hcers
, ,re' power an1 forget right, thar ba tasy I"
IKE I" conhde Ion much 10 thor, g mr not
vas /" 'or CITIZENS Ia confirm ,ben,... I"hcn'e
49,, equations, &c. no American ,vo,,,,, ="
.,' -" ,'"s 7" be pu' Under martial Iaw SUI
"""srr OF ere citing distant States o.' 10
'"''er rom the seat of so,.,.,o o."
81 ~ improvements Of pav,e,,;., AZ
:. 49, i''''s'ana was hen she waseyen,ai CT.
-" s,".e ana not much further th,,, =, nto
iasa ~ hnfw n" reason why Oregon sh""I, -
a','cnsd to the republic. He vs." u De
mn.;.u. "e' interest bound her IN ~,
ppr'ahy IN fine Of war. u US es-
1t matiered little. as 10 tho o., :.
whcrs d., ""'." s'a'e The place was s;,,,.,as
would puzzle even a ski,fuI I,n o."eved It
VIA, stare our laws are made nt nra, say IA
o""it on The value of the Chin, -, he
"""'' iisherIes-and. cpntrastinr ~: ""u me
"PF'"pria'ion called for by che I'm ~" '"'s
..'''"o :" STAT" that he had rereiv.d '"'k
, = merchant of high standing ,,d ,'er
capital IN B"sion, who had .xan,;,. d'u 'a'ee
u" "h'ch The sum in the bill, b,d
although he nronon,,I oeen
""' roo high. considering thar cn,'a mem
~ rh"rl'r me vessels 10 be em,Io.',,
10 .ransnort what was n4cess.r ~. "e
n =. considerably less, which he conId e ~ =
&C. ""' "F'a''sn he already owned nn,,',
=. '9''S M me Northwest trade A. 'n,,F
r,,,nr. .,.. "r""hS our territory and orIh,.
onrf,, ,"'e ~ oregon separating f-on, ,hs
ybat - IMPOSE 1t should - ca >
"""l 'nrn Was il not better III
country should he settled 49,, ',,"' uacf Of
rr'gners and did the gentleman s,,,, Wy 10
NJ me nations of the cart, could .t.od ~, onat
see 'he' vast region 10 the WIS, 60 an"
centuries rnoccupird If we d;J re ,or
possession. hey would, and. bv ,ba axe
nations, th'y would have a rirbi ~ A. "a" ~
we "a. hahr them, and they disrrr,rda'i
'ronio'',"h. we mnst go To war III ,, '"e
;" .'"' me g'h'Irman'S argumept was no hro,
y was long. uDl"ss the territory Wa a.'o
'"n' "" ni:ht look for war AZ am "", "ur
w. "rs'des' 81 importance Ia rive Ill.,
"""''y III" blessings of free governmsn.
''rh me patriots Of the South fonoJ :, -,
10 ,eacn 'nPr n"ople how 10 b. fyee,,a" ''
,,., 81, ~, e russians, ne had long believed
.,.' ~" ..,''n Tue 'hIng was simplv innossi-
Die. Let the population of the Voc, ;'
rom The ontsrt ''esi 10 Tree
Mr.. Smvth now Withdraw he
ma instead Of il, olf"red snother ,,h;,,
o s,r'ke 0nf ~" whole If the tb;rd soo,; vas
"n'ch offers bounty land 10 sa,tI,,s ~
erritory.] ~ settlers In The
"'9 "'"'ioD was opposed nv Mr.. rrr;,,,1o
u nen'"ckv, who declared hin,..lr sat,ssa;
WIN N" tnrnorr amendment. and ,b.,,I',,
"'tn Tor It's adoption. Before ba s,., -, "'
ras"ns Tor retaining the present sec,;nn or, us
MI ~ begged leave to correc, biz r.; Wv,
rom virginia IN his construction of Tho. ,.,0
!" ""th' tie bad said that that ,raafy ,cr
" gus ~ nofh parties ne they were h.. faro
'"s sn'o 'ir. i agree with him. Bot he
S "''"''' 'n"t me British now have pos.
!, ~, y, "'' nave 'igh' by 'he treaty to hold
u wv me Stipulated term NJ years tas ey.;..I
Let me shrw him in rhat si,nat;on ~,
p.Tc" his enunfry We claimed Eno,ant
''aIrprd, ard Russia rlaimed. We con,
- and Clarke n investigate ,I,e co,'.,
:" had town there, (Asioria. in 1ato Wv
,ao possession. Then came onr ,ra. 80
-'S'"mu' ohe drove us out and k.,, 49,
az h'tthe war was ended by Tho ,ra,,,, ~
'nenf by that treaty we and Eogr,n3 ~
recu To- restore to each other orr rosnao,;'..
t'rtorirs as held before the war fevns.,,;s
- '7'aho OF Grand Mrnan, and those in Pc
=, "'tI"nnay bay, which were OF douL,r,
~ we men sent Mr.. Provost. MIR Agon,
nu ue"ahucd possession of Columbia n or
:. ''1"t" mere nn the let If October. 1919
-, wv "" ". mai month, he claimed tho
nrrendrred 10 him, Chouoh ,n, ,.;,t, was
!spniing and grumhIiny. on the nart nf IL ,h
|, o|h oihcers.) Mr.. Farnbam and NJ
,ronHs who bave been there since s,y H.,
ne moment our Agent was rome Inc p, ;,;,t'
"g was again hoisted This was on .bn Io,l,
" I'ln 90 October. The commercial treaty
''s H'aoe IN inc Goth so that. whom ,Lo
'e"'y was 'nadr,ihr British Though yyrongfuI. 70
W were IN actual possession of The corn,ry
Wv we treaty of commerce saws. that IN.
"fuFs then in pnssessnD, shall hold on for
e'm oI years. The gentleman tells us roo
amor 'onch III" rountrv-thaf the British
ave 'sht IN hold IL. But The real stale NJ
W case rs, 'hn' we have the right Of nosses-
~" ~ brl'Ish have no right TO touch
= "" we g"ntIeman's doctrine, at fhe end of
n w y'ars, we must begin 10 treat with
,'F'''"S no, only having the color Of right
., ,L; - -. ''u F'F'vi' bui superlCdP0
= W.. as nn''ng the actual possession q the
"''p'ry; whereas, 1t Is 'e. who have n,,t
NY orr claims as at first, but the right from
40 nor dispute the va'us Of the China
We. nor 81 nursery f'r oar searnpn. n ia
''H'fn' Tor me ~ say, that the North Paci-
= .nP rrhPs' orran IF The World. and ia
~ Withnn' master and that. whatever ma.
~" mas h"d command of m, China trade
las had command of The mari.ins sn;
'femacy Of the world. Bot IN N is moi tho
tr@ng'h Ut the argument. a military post