Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21
rs MESSAGE

NMA's - -
.,,..,alisss Of ths 9. States;
had cause TO render up,
a Psipg for parental care
sI.e /, D = sbeu1 in all the trials
sndss INV J have been from time
'hc o.s NJ II are that people,
% es art Of our forefathess on
!s ',aS the dangers attendant
. savage wilderness
Ou p Rreyolution--in the wis
y sdoDtion OF the existing re.
iDs .s.sarnment--in the hazards
g9lsssss s waged with one
O. .,;aos Of the earth--in the
ei ess; the spread Of the
i the strength and dura.
ao1itical institutions esnanating
s,,staiued by their will, the
4, IAN orerraling Providence has
Is preparatory. therefore,
~ auon the high duties Of le-
.. Us humbly 70 acknowled
Him as our guide and pro-
l - continuance Of HIS pa
aver our beloved countfy
80 for the expression Of our
' s..ss,vation of the health of our
n some partial and local ex-
Y. last season--for the album
y he earth has yielded up ITS
e the husbandman-for the
~ rbieh has been impaired TO
I. ,eviyaI Of trade in all lis de-
~ i increased rewards attendant
]. " 4 the mechanic arts-for the
a # our population, and the rap.
| |, Of the whole country. 3
| |.'aa 70 exchange Congratulations
~. Of the two Houses Of Con-
I.a:,icious circumstances, and to
y. .aasnce, of my ready disposition
4 !, n l6e adoption Of all such mea
y calculated to increase the hapPl.
' | hi and to advance the glo-
\ \ adjournment SSsan' of Congress, the
i, .sI,sed no effost to render indie
s ,1it Of amity which 50 happily
N United States and other coun-
Az n lately concluded with Great
dsd greatly to increase the good
u, which reciprocity of interest IS
and it is most ardently
! nothing may transpire to inter-
4 Of aullty which it is so obvious
bslb nations tic cultivate.
much Importance atill remains to
veen them. The territorial Inn
nutf,es il relation to what is COM
= The Oregon Territory, still re-.
The United States would be
isuosed to aggrandize themselves
,|any other nation; but while they
named BY principles of honor,
coyero the conduct ofnations as
STdyduals; from setting up a de-
nv which does not belong to them,
consent to a surrender
Afer the most rigid, and, as far
examination of the sub.
Safes have always commended
appertaia to the entire region Of
ulhe Pacific. and embraced with
81 deg. 40 min. of north hatitudes
i controyerted by Great Britain,
preceded the present Executive
doubt, BY an earnest desire TO adj
upon terms mutually satisfactory
s-have caused to be submitted 70
propositions for settle.
adjustment, which, however, have
sofore acceptable to il. Our Mn
n has, under instructions, pgain
beet 10 the consideration of thai!
nd while nothing will be done 70.
rights or honor of the Uafted.
proper expcdient win be resorted
bring the negotiation now ia the
sumption to "a speedy and happy
. the mean time il y proper %
my Of our citizens are either al
! in the territory, or are on their
Ihepurpose of forming permanent
R others are preparing TO follow;
here facts, / must repeat the rec
in previous messages, for
It of military posts, at such pla-
oftravel as VIII furnish security
3 our hardy adyenturers against
Indians inhabiting those extenslve
avs should also follow them. SO
circumstances Of the else may
Under the influence Of our free
nnent, new republics are destined
! no distant day, on the shores oil
MAR il policy and Ii feeling C
% this side Of the Rocky Moun-
ng a wider aud more extensive
rlnciples Of civil and religioas lil,-
9 INFORM you that the cases which
q time to time, OF The de- en1ien q
sls BY British cruisers cn lie coss
Pretence Of being anga id u
ve been placed ID d fair tfnIn q
! the case Of w ilsiam and i Tsncis
vail be allowed. In the cases q
seamew, the British o vernmen
llislacslon IS due. II de case p
anl accrning from The stlt Of TIM
tgo viii be paid ia flIff owners