, 1844-03-16

i" Has 100 iluCl tdSIe and
refinement to encourage.them! Then
the balls eclipse every thing ofTths
kind in Washington! So easy. so nm.
constrained, and at the same time 60
recherche, so magnificent, So superbI
He is Il gem OF an entertainer. and
his balls are so delightful! And then
such mau! So handsome. So polish.
ed. With such talent! Such high chi.
iivation! And only forty-five, tool
What Il Jewel Of a husband he would
make 10 the Young and accomplished
daughter of Il Senator or Repressn.
%tative! And what delightful thing
to beihe Right Honorable Lady Pack.
lncham! do wish papa would vote
for the treaty. or the appropriation,
and not sacrifice all my hopes 10 a
te acres of sandy wilderness, the
Lord knows where. fit only for bufa.
Ices. Indians and beaver trappers!-
Aad seriously, my dear. we ought 10
secure IN establishment for Anna
Maria, Tor Anna Matilda. or Maria
Theresa. or Julia Serephina, accord.
ing to cIrcCns:rnccs,l and none could
be better than the one nov offered:
and therefore you cannot think. nv
husband. Of sacrificing the dearest in
~tercS' Of yrur family to Il doubtful
question about q wilderness that can
never he settled. and too distant to
be Of any use if il were.
Let Us read a page in the history
Of tie Ashhurton Treaty; for "histo-
" j. philosophy, ic"chIng iy exam
pie The GUe Oh English gentle
man" came with flIl powers 10 settle,
not cvryg rhin2. lat Only one thing,
tue Northeastern Boundary. Or rath.
e he came prepared TO settle every
thing: bot finding that tie Executive,
falling into his trap, Welded one hing
very important. he resolved IL be sat
listed aud To waive discussion about
every thing else. let some new diff
Guilty might dissolve tn" agreement
upon the o.o th:rg a'rcaiy settled
THIS was Gai,c 81. esd FIR ore who
d,so.a'mcd all Diplomacy. Vel, the
treaty benz settled. tie tr;, remain
inc ogaa'ina> were Ia GratiJn by the
Senate, and appropriation by tie
i%Itus". Vow came hotter an ever.
tie rai diplomacy. the protocqIs Of
invitation to Champagne ana Chateau
Narra.v. Every duubr.ui member
Of eth + House WAS fca>trd and FEAST
Ell and raatcd; and II OBSTINATE tel.
low O. the Lower House., vao 70.
I'D acnilst tie appropriation. was
ausei siy times. But he could not
swallow the treaty, OF digest the rali-
ticatlon. Upon 4 oGerate campula-
ii n. the extraordinary expenses Of
Hrs mission extraordinary Of Her
u jeSty's G~overnMert cost Her Ma
ir>ty'S Ex:L,qaer a hall miinn ii
d,i.ars, after the arrival IN Wa,hing-
TN. Sch IS history. Tnen as pill
o>oghy, what does It teach by ex,m-
pie? Her Maic'sy's c vernmcrt. be-
hevnC that T. way 10 the heart is
down the threat, have supplied. with
am; le means. Her Ma;cstv's En-
vny Extraordinary and Minister
Pleniprrcatiary ID the Government
Of tn" United States Of hmcrica.-
Her Maje-ty's Government pr,ilsb by
experience nsuppo,iaa th"tthe same
!o'ccs which can nlha Il ~raruphe
.oa! t. use terri ory. can make 4
Turnpike read - another.
Bat Her II ,~esty's Government
have another good idea. i Wild,
reckless democracy. Ike that which
Jules the weak Government of the
United States. is entirely under the
control of 4 venal press; and very
fo~r;nnate.y for Her Maiesty's Gov
cmwcut II ,his time, presses Of great
Influence in that democratic country
ere edited and controlled by adyen-
tulcis from the moHer c.uRlrg. who
have ! armed. in tie school OF the En-.
gIl,h and Scottish press, to translate
fundamental principles ara national
interests INTO pounds sterling. And
perhaps Her MaieSty's Envoy Ex-
t%raordlnary and Minister PIenipoten.
tIary may find editors there Of ma
tive growth, who have been long e.
nouIh in the mother country TO learn
ITS language, aud therefore be able to
translate likewise. With such long
levers for moving that democracy
without s~cruPIes, Her Maiesty's Gov
eminent would be weak indeed to
neglect the means of directing them;
and if that democracy can be moved,
ITS trmId government. which never
dares 10 dIsobey its fierce, brutal, vul-
gar commands, will grant all that Her
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