Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-12

orr in 90 tasir ~ an,shsr ~ ne f-uffai
fouw n family iisses'iaus snl nBshbof.
hoes ds9ne, aai ihc same eauso a, IS
br pease hlpy 'nrsi sal pfos pefi'y 81 s,s;cs
j mar he mrs ievou,y hoped that the
gool sBss oiiac An,r,c n people will ever
y res5r 10 rsprl al sach attempts should
iary ever - made
There hss hfsn ~ mslcfiai change 10
cor ht,iea frlsiioo, ,incc ny lsa aunaal
massage % Csngrca With all the power
~ Europe &c continue m The mos lfienaly
tcfms INDEED. 4 affords me much ssisa.
iicn 10 ssa,s. that Of no former pefiod has the
trare ~ lhs, rnligteusi and important Quar-.
FER a. ihe ciahe ever bcrn apparenily, more
firmly established The conviction. that
peace - the tac policy Of nslicns, would
seem 20 be sfoN!ag AMI becoming deeper
among ihe cniigisnsd eveTyehcfe md
there ., no people who have stronger "a
trfcs 10 ehotnhinr The sentiments. and
n8ngsing the means Of preserving md CIV.
ia- u pcfmsnsnce. than those Of the United
safes Among these. the first aud mos,
tl,ciiye are NJ doubt. the mos; strict obsef.
voice AZ justice, and lhe honest and pune.
teal iul6lneni q al engagements But
q IS ng 10 be- iprgn,ien that, 10 the nrrseu,
siate n no world Is no less Necessary
'a he fsi 1f,fcn their Observance snd
iulfl ihcm. On our part IN regard TO others
Since tho close Of your las, session, a ne.
collation. has formally entered upon be.
tWosn The Sccutaty Of State and her Brit.
Rnie Majesys Minisry Plenipoien,iafy
anl Envoy Extraordinary residing at
Washington relative to the rights Of their e.
sp-c'ive nations IN AMI over The Oregon
territory That ucgocia,ion is sill pending
Should u, during your session, bc brongh,
70 q definite conclusion the result will be
properly communicated to Congress |
would however again call your attention
10 the recommendations contained IN prevI
on, messages. designed To protect and fl.
cill1'e emigration N iha, Territory The
cttah'ish nrni of mil vary posts ni snilble
points mon lho Intended line Of travel
would cnahlr oar ciizcns IN migrate ia
c0mnffii.yr sifty to the fertile regions be-
low the hlls Of Columbia. and make the
provision nj the existing convention for the
Joint occ1nnion Of The Territory hy the
,nhj"c's Of Goa, Britain, and the citizens
NJ ihe Unard States. more available than
hereofon 10 the latter These posts would
continue places of rest for the weary emf
gauis where he would be sheltered sccure.
Is agtinsl the Danger ofal,ack from the Ia
da'n' and be- cnahled to recover from the
crA s'i'1 " long 're of,ravel T.er
ie.st.s1 so..i.a,0s saoa.d also De made
which should spread over him the ngis Of
our laws So as 10 afford protection TO his
person and property when he shall have
reached his dislan, home. In this latter |
respect, the British Government has been |
much more careful OF the interests Of such |
Of her people rs are 10 be found in tha, coun
tfy THAI the United States She has mad. |
necessary provisions for their security and
8faiosls3n 'laS .hs sri.Qt .ibe ,yiclogslY
Ieposc IN safety under the panoply of her
laws Whatever may be the result Of the
pending negotiation. such measures arc
necessary. 1t willa fo,d me the creates,
pleasure to witness happy and 6vorab3
termination TO the existing negotiation, upon
terms compall bic with the public honor |
aud the best efforts of the Government will |
continue to be directed to this end.
u would have given me the highest graft.
hchiieD 10 lhls,my last annual communication
30 congress, Ia have been able TO Announce
To you the complete and and entire settlement
AMI adjustment, OF other matters in difference
between the United States and the Govern.
meni OF Her Brlanic Majesty, which were
aoVeried TO IN previous message. II is Oh
'IouslY the in,eres, OF both countries, in tes-
pect TO Tie large and valuable commerce
"hih exists between them, that all causes
OF complaint. however inronsiderable, should
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mat !, must be regarded MS cause of rerret.
ilat any unnecessary delays should be per-
miiieo TO intervene. Ii is true thai in a pe
cun'aIy point OF view, the matters alluded 10
are altogether insignificant in amount, when
compared with the ample resources of that
btea' ha'i"n' but they, nevertheless, more
particularly that limited class which ariso
under seizures and detention Ct American
SHIPS on tue coast OF Africa, upon the mi,,ak
en- svpposiion INDUCED in az the time the
WRONG Was committed, oi their being eng,p.
60 N inc slave irade,-deeplv affect the sen.
st'i'ues oil ms government and peonle
N'sn hni'la having recognised her iespoa.
siu'hy 10 repair al such wrongs. by her sc.
Won IN "'hef cases leaves nothing 10 be re.
GREETED upon This subject. as 10 ali cases mi
OF 10 the Treaty of Washington, Than the Je.
Law N making suitable teparalion in such q,
uen a. isl plainly within the princinle of
others, which she has long since adiosied :
Tue iaiutY inflicted by delays ia tie sei,Ir.
'neni - 'aese claims, fsll with severity uuuo
Ne i"n'alnh rlaiinsnts. and makes n strung
sppei' 10 her IN enanimity and sense OF jus.
"'e '"' a'peedy settlement, Other matters
sf'''"s cut OF the construction Of existing
''tATs aiso remain unae jnssed, and viii con-
"".,e ~ oe Urged upon her slueniion.
lie labor at tie loln, eomm,ilee appointed
~ The iwn Cos efnmsais ia rnn the ,,v,ding
Hse. Established bY he ue,iy o( Wa,bin,n,
""", unhri nna,.lv much delayed ir. the
rr~i 81 'U- 60 snn. ~ the T,ii,r.
sl = frss1n, n nah.
unsis appropriation 81 funds TO meet tie ex