The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-07

~ -'-''''ng ".'d '.ecU',us s'n' We particular in.
lores.o ct The slntrs on flaisi" iront,eis ahesn
lines nae tn b. traced. 1vi ayud anot!ler con
fcVersy in which s'u.b f,cyerumcut might
'&hliuIiA claim 10 have ,Sr. wishes cousIiIled
previously To the cuurlLsah If The convention.
az arrangements concerning Yer right Nl jur&
dictuu or territory, I have TIoughi it necessary
Coo call The ritouii1Q gftL Gagernnlenl of Grcnt
b'ltHu 10 another p1riioa - sour contermiilous
d"."inion, OF wbirh doe AZ siSipn sill remains
'n hn U'Ju-ted. ! ref3rte lFe iius fro n the en-
trance OF Lake Supanof.o the must North Yves
tern point of lha Lake a iiie Woods, slipula
Ho',e tor tbs seille,neiRse Nnich are to he found
in lhe 90 grticie "fgirs sreniyN NJ, Client The
commissioners pprgiin.y " under ,..a, article by
f''" st0ri'it we 'Yims de H.. 40 lHoif q.
p."'"tS, nndr separate rrq.a-, according 10 lis
supiluuul, upon the po.ur, OF disagreement
and these differences arr u.,y Ia he subn,itIei
o. iHc arbitration ot some friendly sovereign or
STATE. lHe disputed points should hn settled
aud lhc line designated, arlurr the Territorial
Government AZ which % OIL. ono o.. Ire boundu.
RES, take l'- place iu lhr lu.ou a- "a State aud
rIy upon the cordial GO. operation If The Brit.
i~n Government to- cituc, dat ohIrr.
There Is cyrty REASON 20 believe lhsJ disturb.
anrrr h,e those which hi,rly ugi,atcd the neigh.
htuus Brush ProvInse will not ugaIH prove the
sources 90 border contention, ur Iuterpose OBJ
Sla'l'- Co The continuance of utd good under
standing which II il iIr mu.ual interest of
.ud maintain
vs. ,.u ,ur provinces themselves tranquil
" - restored, AMI ou cui frontier that msguit.
eel y mpatHy iu favor ul wal, WAS presumed to
Ice general effort iu T. halt o. pppulT rights,
ahd which IN some ius,Iurrs djs,ud few OF
oar more inexperienced r,lZrn~, has subsidized
mo rational convection strongly opposed to all
H,"rueidhug with tl,c internal uIi'urs OF Our
nrIsHhurs. The people of the United States
ivei' "a, % g. hoped they aINHy will, Il warm So
hrltude for lHr >ucce. r.ui rI! WHO are sincerely
':Ho" r"uug b" iupro,. ula punioa condition
Of mHuklHl TINS generous feeling thcy cher
i>u toward, he most distant uutiuLs and ii was
u"rureI therefore, that 30 should ur awakened
with more than cumu.u Hauuth "a behalf OF
!hrlr immediate ne. uuurs. Bar II does not he.
long g." iHrI chat""lrr, &C. d community, to seek
the Erauhcauon OF lttu,e irrilu-, "a acls which
violate their duv us cius-n>, cniauger the
peace al their cuur eos, aui TEND 40 bring upon
% tro a,tJn OF "a yt,.utul taiJh towards foreign
nations. II. jealous 600 confer bcu,H.> on oh.
,'-, iu'N appear fu. moment 'u !gsvFlght OF Tie
I.lu.Hr'uJ oa.-,U.Js Imposed upon th2sl as
ruI,ar, t.ry aEr q ..,.,,U Iur- Hls..d. From all
Ir information ! receive, confirmed to some cX.
'r"1 l} personal v,'-.,tuuuJ r.u satisfied ihat
no uuc can u.w hu.. 10 engage iu such enter.
pu-., without rucuuu,..,dE fUL.Ic Indignation,
ga atulauu tp Tie --ttIg~t penalties OF tie lazy.
Recon, information ALSO leads IN 10 hope that
the rmi-faul- i.uu uer HnIesy ProyHces,>1 no
Disposed ,u become peace b.u residents, aud TO
abs from al attempts 20 cEudu-uy the peace
OF iEat country which bus afforded them an
nst iuUL Ga a IuNlev OF the occurrences on
hu,h sides Of ht lun % is satisfactory reflect,
Una, iu almost cttJy complaint against our com
ny, thc offence may u' ,ruc'd 20 emf grants from
u.c Provinces Vun lt,r sought refuge here. In
a1a lew iu~,auc , 800 which lGuy were aided Ivy
cIi1.uS ct ;ie lui..l states, ,hc acts OF these
misguided meu w,rs uut uuy IN direct contra
2cu..nu Of ulr llN, luI well known wishes of
their OWE Go, .,ug.ut, Hrt met with The ducid.
"a dI>dr p:uHai.un cd uIe people OF The UnitGa
$'uc-.
regret to state ,ic appearance OF different
spiu' among hoe majesty 5 >uhlec,s in the Cana
dUs.-Iuc Srili.turui- a hostility to Our people
and m~tt ItiOU~, winch have been So Frequently
expressed there, AMI ,au disregard of our rights
which have lrru manifested uu some occasions
have, ana suuy @" Say, been upp,Iudrd and en-
cuuIHsei 10y Lr people, and even by some OF
the suhuuiuar local authorities, OF the Provin-
crs. The ciIiri officers m Canada fortunately
have not entertained the same feeling, and lave
probably perverted excuses that must have
hcou fatal I" thr peace OF the two countries.
look forward uuNiousy 10 period when all
the transactions which have grown out OF this
condition o. uir ailItrS, uuI which have been
made the Subjects cot complains and rampn-
STRANGE by inc two governments respectively
shah b. fairly examined, and the proper Sati8-
iLcuun given where q Is due from ciJher side.
Nothing iIu- occurred to disturb the harmony
OF our u'rrrDuT," win Austria, Belgium, Den
mark, Fruuce Naples, Portugal, Prussia, Russia,
or Sweden. Tho Internal state Of Spain bias
seu-hiy Improved, aud wyil grounded hope
exists thar tIu return at peace VIII restore to the
people 81 that country their former prosperity
AID enUL u tHC Government TO iuHi all It's ohh-
CATIONS al humc ana abroad. The government
of Portugal, have t!e sauuclion to state, has
paid III tai! he eleventh * last eusiument due
To our cOuz=ns for the cuiil embraced in the
sIicmen nIn'!c with il Oh the thiri OF March,
iS&7.
lay before yuu treaties OF commerce neSo.
cntod h't''' en tne hngs OF Sardinia and OF the
Netherlands, SINCE the ADJOURNMENT OF Congress.
The liberal principles OF the treaties will re-
comm nd Them TO your appreciation. That
with Sardinia j. the irst treaty of commerce.
tormeu 10y Tint kingdom, and il will trust an.
swcr ric expectations of the present sovereign
hy aiding the Development of the resources OF
his country and Stmululinp the enterprise OF his