Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-02

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the peace OF Their country, and tend to bring
upon it the stain OF violated filth towards
foreign iiat'ons. II, Jealous 70 confer bene-
fits on others, they appear for moment 70
lose sight OF the permanent obilgataons mn
posed upon them as citizens, they are seldom
iong mislea. FROM all the information no.
coive, confirmed TO some extent, by personal
observation, 1 am sn'ished that no one can
now nope 70 engage ~ such enterprises Win
OUT encouniering pubic Indignation, IN adai-
ton 10 tpe severest pcnaitics OF the law,
Recent information also leads me 10 nope
that the eimgrants IRON her Majesty f.o-
vinces, VINO nave sought refuge wiliiin our
boundaries. are disposed 70 become peacea-
pie residehfs, ana 10 abstain rem M at
Temps TO enaanger tho peace OF that country
when mas aiiorded them an asylum. .on a
rovlew Oh me occurrences on hoili SIDES OF
the line, IL Is satisfactory 10 rehect, Id at In
almost every complaint aguinst our country,
the offence may be traced to emIeraBts from
the frovinces who have sought refuge here.
In the lew instances Ill which they were
AIDED by citizens OF tue United States, me
acts OF these misguided men were not only
IN direct contravention OF inc laws ana wen
known WISHES OF iheir own government, but
met with the decided dlsapprobat'on OF the
people OF The United STATES
regret to state the appearance OF dif-
ierent spirit among her Majesty s subjects IN
inc Canadas' line sentiment OF hostil'ty To
our people and institutions, which have been
SO frequently expressed there, ana the disre-
gard OF our rights which have been mani
tested on some occasions, have, am sorry
to say, been applauded and encouraged by
the people, and even by some Of the subor-
dinate local authorities OF the Provinces.
The chief officers in CANADA fortunately
have not entertained the same feeling, aud
have probably prevented excuses that must
hive been fatal 10 the peace OF the two
countries
look forward anxiously't to period when
al the transactions which have grown out OF
TINS condition Of affalrs, and winch have been
made the subjects oil complaints and remon-
STRANGE by me Two Governments respective
y, snail De iniiy examined and proper saiis-
Iaction gven where II Is due from elther
SIDE
Nothing mas occurred 70 disturb the narmo-
ny q our intercourse with Austria, Belgium,
denmark, rhhce, NAPLES, Iortuga!, Irussia,
RUSSIA, or sweden. Inc internal slate OF
spain mas sensioiy improved, ana well
GROUNDED nope exists mat the return OF peace
WI. sss.oie 70 me people oi mt country
Hie'r former prosperity, aho enapie l'e uov-9
ernment 10 iulni all It's oDiigations AZ nomses
ana abroad Inc government o, rolltAnsai, /
l nave the satisfaction 10 slate, mas Paia l!ns
iull tho eleventh and last insaimept lue 70
our citizens for the claim embraced, IN ~ r
settlement made with il on tho third soll
March, 1887.
+ Law before YOU treaties of Commerce ne,
gotiated. The Publications ofwhich have been.
EXCHANGED with Tho K;nos IF Sardinia and az
AZ. Nasia-,.nd. Ts;,on ,La ad;o,rn,,an, ~
Es n,.. I-s wy - -
oo"e'y,s inc 'iDs'al Plln,'p'es u lne usa
Ies VIII recommend mem 70 your npprooa-r
uon. mat with snrdinia Is the nrst treaty
OF commerce formed by that kingdom, and
it will, Trust, answer the expectations of the
present sovereign, by aiding The develop
ment of the RESOURCES Of his country. and
stimulating the enterprise of his people.-
Th,, with she Nathe,l, nds b,,n;Iv taym;natea
: Iong ay;s,;no sm,;ect NJ disp,,,e and re-
N ;.i -.
moves rom our 'u'ufe ccn''ierc'a' I"'c.-
Cuurss All app.ehemsioh Vi ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The Mig OF the Netherlands has also, IN
further illustration Of his character forJustice
and of his desire 10 remove every cause of
dissatisfaction, made compensation for an a
merican vessel captured in 1900 by French
privateer. and carried ;nto Caracoa. where
the nrocerda were npnronr;ated "a the use
re"S ePP' ~ 80
~ 'lo oo''hy' men. anu 'ol snolt ''"'' VI
'e,, 81. unosr inc nominion OF ilo''aho'
ne DEAN oil the la'e sultan mas proaucea no
alteration N our relatlons WIN .Iurkey. vuI
newly appointed Minister Resident mas reacnea
Sonstantinople, ana nave received assurances
rom tne present huier tnat me oDnSauohs OF
our treaty, and those 81 friendshipi VIII be lul-
niiea ny himself IN the same spirit thal actua-
leo ms illus'rieus iather
regret to be obiigcd 10 inform you 1nat NO
convention for the settlement Of The CLAIMS o
our cilizens upon Mexico has YET been a. ralinea
oy inc government Of that country. inc mrs.
convention formed Tor that purpose was not pre-
probation o. It's Congress from me belief lhat
me ~; king Of russia. The arbitrator IN Ease OF