Columbus Democrat., 1839-04-06
lt-loIA "a Lerlnston I.NLl l.nianl ]

lNe IihN' \HAFhAN lihNft Ir4i't ~ itF
quesi addressed u lnae assembly q people q
Flanlln on Saturday last, upon TIC hemocIotic
principles Of the DAY. lie spoke for four hours,
oud urged oil his views With great cleefncss and
force.
lIo said he did moi secl, Office from the hlpds
o( the people--ihc late Democratic Convention
u this State, had tcnde,cd nomination, which he
"e,rmr,, ana ,uc people u ~ .'..sa..'cl ~ SCUM
Calolrna had repeatedly rendered him honola
which hn refused 10 accept hu bad, however
children whom he loved, and 10 whose posletiN
ho wished 10 see Transmitted, uuarnshed aud
unmpaacd, the blessings Of liberty secured 70
them by orr present beautiful aud most healthy
frame Of gnyclnmcnt lie asked 10 reward and
icli proud to perform die high duty Of addressing
an audience so numerous and intelligent, made
up Of men ol all parties.
lie sad The questions lie lad selected for DIS
eusson w,re offalbor dty character, beng otto
gcbcr Of a constitutional nature. lie thcuTe-
viewed The history Of parties N lbi- county with
great precision and accuracy. The doctrines OF
Hamilton and Adams were strongly ccnirasicd
agh those Of Jenerson and other fathers of tho
Republican School; he shoscd conclusyely how
Preferable tic dorlluca Of Jefferson were 70 those
ol the FcdcraIlsy
On the subject oru United States tic was truly
mastorly. The auay of facts produced against
such an institution was wonderful, snd quito sulII-
cicHt to cOhylace every southern man Of is lnI-
policy lie did not leave single plank upo1
which Tie gloreg ot United States Bank could
be hoated---Ils whole history WAS proved ca
roer Of puuder 70 the souhcrnpcoplc.
He touched briefly Bat lofcibly upon tho Inde
/ pendent Treasury agd de ayeamculs he gave y
~ support were worthy q paigiot and states
man.
! We hagc neber tiEc nor space 10 report lIc
able speech at i-ngh We experienced lhs
highest qualification IN listening 20 It, and we atc
/ pleased 10 learn that It's delivery produced good
and ha7py eject upon tic audience.
N0RTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.
+ We have been permitted 70 publish tic follow,
I ing note from Major Gtheal Sir JonS HARVEY
+ to Governor FunrfgLD. u which tho readiness
Of the former 70 give effect 10 tho informal agree
+ mcnt entered into between Mr. Fox and Mr..
( Foisytb IS distinctly avowcd, and in a commcnda
+ blc splnt
"FtedericLiopn, ". y. .nach :, 1859.
"Nai9r Gonea Sr John Halycy presents his
compliments 70 Governor Eaufeld. ard with tef
ercnce to a communication which he has iusl re-
ceyed from her Msiesty's Minister at Washing
ton, transmitting a 'mcmoraAdun' under the JOINT
signature Of Mr. Forsyth, Secretary Of Stale.
aud Alr. Fox, contains terms Of accommodation.
recommended by the Secretary Of State and her
Maesty's Minister Penipo.onhary, 10 Governor
Fairfield and himself respectfully, begs 70 say,
lhat he will be happy to enter into such amicabIe
communications with Governor Fairfield upon
the subject as may conduce 10 the attainment Of
le very desirable and important ohlee, thereby
proposed 10 be effected.
esu john IIatsey has answered Mr.. ToXs
communication By expressing his entire readI.
ness 10 give effect toitho proposed agreement sc
iaf ss may be dependent upon HIM
"llis EAcellapcy Gov. Fairfield" sc.
No decision upon the subject Of this note BY
tho authorities Of the State Of Maine had becn
made when the adyices orlhe Government lcft
| Augusta. We entertain the most confdant hone
however, The amIcable dispositions Of Sir Jonv
HAhSfy Will be cordially rcciprocated by them,
and that whatever difficulties may arise il the ar
fangement Of the details for the exercise Of 4 ne,
ceosary police over inc disputed territory, they
will be made 10 yield to mutual spirit Of for
beaFaEaeo, and a desire 10 maintain taa peaceful
relauons OF the Two countries. ashtngtop
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