New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Th. North Eastern Boundary-Treas'e
Apprsht uded.

The happy conclusion of an arrangement w
,,a.o o,,r Government and the Special Emba'sa-
dor Of England with regard to our North- Eastern
pe,,,aar,--an arrangement which has received
,he Deliberate and unanimous sanction OF "ren
Commissioners deputed by the Governments oi
Maine and Massachusetts- all gentlemen OF high
character, perfect acquaintance with the SUBJECT
and united by sympathes and interests with both
If the great Political partes-hsd hardly been an
nounced 10 the country, exciting sensations OF 20!
wherever it is received, before we are visited with
4 new and striking manifestation OF the derravliy
and recklcssness Of LocoF oeoism. Inc sfeeches
Of Messrs. GwIS of Miss. and BLACK OF Oa. IN
the House on Saturday, with the corresponding
demonstration of TIE GloJs. leave no room for
doubt that an intrigue set on foot irnmedi-
a,ely on the conclusion of the adjustment 10 defeat
and sub-ert it, or at any rate 10 make 1t busoesr
and stalking g-horse for demagogcal perversion
throughout the Country
The wantonness and atrocity of this movement
are obvious enough; but the extent and enorrnlty
ofibs mischicfs its success will nhict on the Ceun-
try can hardly be yet realized. For years we nave
beenat issue with Great Britaia on the subject OF
this Boundary. and during this term each party
sas anon, far more in surveys, negotiations and
military demonstrations growing out of this yari-
.nce than the whole Territory is actually worth.
The subject is one Of great intrinsic dificulty
for. while the hsaI right seems pretty clearly
with US there is still force in the British cialn''
considered on grounds of equity and con'ity bu'
a, last an adjustment has been Effected, which,
,.b;le il eives US all of the Tcirory which l. re-
,uy sf CONSEQUENCE 20 US, and stipulates indemnity
. Maine for what she concedcs at the same time
secures to Grea: Britain that connection and IN
tercourse between her provinces winch Is so VIA
to her while our only objection to II must be that
Of the dog in the manser.
And this adjustment at length and with so much
sao,, and under such eminent auspices effected, is
rou IN be- crushed and broken up if possible, and
orr relations with our formidable neighpor thrown
sgsin into chaos, our borderers into collision ana
our attitude of peace for one ot angry mah'iestoe'
and bris,ling bayonets-and all fof what Does
one of tbs caba think or dream of obtaining better
terms Is there one 50 ignorant as not 10 hho"
that the Treaty gives us all we now possess ever
have nosses.ed or ever can hope to possess un'
less We take it at the point Of the bayonet-and
M, of one but fifty thousand bayonets What
,tye,s. Yhat malignty can prompt their course
= native - coup
first, to drive DANIEL WEES TEe and his colleagues
from the Cabinet, and make room for Loco- -Focss
who will cooperate in restoring the Van Buren, Of
hco-holders to place and salary; secondly, TO make
some personal capital for a Mr.. CLIFFORD and two
or three kindred demagogues in Congress from
Maine, who now keep behind the curtain, but who
intend to csme out in due time as enemies OF the
Treaty, and ride the hobby TO the death. If this
be so, the end is worthy of the means and the In
struments.
We see rumor tha, Jolp Tyier is linked with
the plotters aganstthe consunmatlon OF the reaty
with view to the election of his Cabinet from their
places. We thought we could credit almost any
hard saying of Mr. Tyler but I'VE cannot believe this