Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-11

EnE1isl fanslation,--We oen PioN" ~"
the whole History of America from The
Discovery Of Columbus 10 the present day,
is forgery and falsehood. he throw
ing away d wheat, because little chafi is
mixed with it, is poor philosophy ard bad
practice. Banner.
gEPThe Kennebec Journal in publishing
the correspondence between Gen Scott,
Gov. Harvey and GOV. Fairfield, makes
the following comments.
"I'ho British authorities have foreborno
to eatead their Jurisdiction to the Aroostook
tot the present, but by the new arrange
ments hayo strengthened themselves ON all
the upper waters of the St. John, tae
only PAT Of tlle territory they have ever
| been ANXIOUS to obtain, so that we shall he
precluded loh5!e .1ceoliatjoas tere peadiag
/ from sending any force 10 the upper waters
If the St. john, even 10 prevent trespaa-
sers.
Sir Robert Peel has told US thai all his
country wants is direct communication
between the two provinces. The British
authorities in the East have made an APP
preparation for opening i Road 10 Ganada,
ana are determined, we believe, TO execute
lie a# authorizing the t}oad. Once the
British authorities We're courteous enough
10 ask permission ofthe American Cover
mout to transport men and AIMS through
Z The disputed territory. Bat uow it seems
to be different, and the territory is to be
taken Possession Of without even asking
"by your leave, SIR" Why, what have We
gaiacd By Tie recent war cry IN State Of
hume aia the expense Of li4lf Il million Of
d0iars? Echo answers, --5sb45?
] In coIaection with this subject, and by
way OF gratifying a propensity we lave
Justly to aronbia, both Il; the conduct Of
The Administration in lhis matter, and also
with tie British Government, we give our
readers the following precious paragraph
from the Montreal iarald:-
10th Governments appear equally de-
tesnued IN asserting and maintaining their
claims 70 The territory, aal coen i Great
fntai2 lad 10 flaim fot 1'rre5' 10 Il, Its co!ue
10 her % 70 great, THAT A WAR
! WOULD BE PERFECTLY JUSTIFI-
ABLE 10 CDfAI-t IT, because II it
ssere in IA possession oft the United States,
Il #GUGD COMPLETELY ISOLATE
+ - il - fTsWICK AND Roy 4
SCOTIA FROM THE CANADAS. in
,ghjel, ease taa latter would 5e yalueless to
Great Britain. With It a long line Of from
Ter You'd 10 established directly IN c5a-
tset viii tie French settlements south OF
tie =. a#feuce, by Wbich means the in
Ha5 ,.at :. ii mt portion - me country
l=.s.5is4s hs5.ysrn lower Canada apdb,ane.
- az,. -, yhat b,yn we ea;ord
h., ,I.a ID .iY vaal.s war m o,r North
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fg5t .f;a4r a. one who is destined ut no
,f;.,aa, ,a,;o1 :, Gil n. biahest Office in
a.. IN - The neonje
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soNaI.s on, ar9 aIie, some hirb commit.
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