The New York herald., 1844-07-19

ard and Morning Herald-the organs Of The British
Government are, il will be seen from the extracts
in another column, still very furious against annex
alton. The argument is characteristic and anus
ing. Because EIgland possesses Canada and the
West Indies, forsooth, the United States must not
dare extend its territorial jurisdiction, TO en-
brace those regions which nature herself has des-
tined TO ,nake part and parcel of the North Ameri-
can Republic This reasoning admits OF quite an
opposite and natural application. These journals
are. however, quite mistaken in aserbng to hatred
of England, the lrrepressble desire OF the people OF
this country to extend the limits Of their empire.
1t is with nations with individuals, the acquis-
tion of increased possessions is a passion which
cannot be subdued, and ought not, long as In
this case, it is governed by justice. Unlike Great
Britain the people of this country, seek increase OF
territory, not by plunder and intrigue, but in an
open, fair, and just mode, they prepared TO
mex an independent territory which naturally be-
longs to them, and annex it they will, fer nothing
can impede the progress Of thelemancipated Anglo
Saxon race on this Continent.
THE CASE OF YouNGl Mr.. TYSON on Staten ISL
and, for an alleged assault on Miss Pinckney, and
which some OF the public journals have published
such exaggerated and false accounts was dismissed
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Head, Castleton, for the purpose of trying the said
case, on the 18th of July, inst
| GRAND BALL AT HAMILTON HoUsE.-Thls delight
full watering place is filling up rapidly. There is
still accommodation for a number OF families, ard
from the excellent arrangement of Mr.. Reed, visit
ers can always be comfortably provided for. One
OF the elegant balls, for which this house is SO ia
nous, takes place tonight. The boat leaves this
city at half past three O'Clock in the aftesnoon-
The drive along the shore is delightful.
| MORMON EVENTS ALI facts affecting the Nor
mons are interesting and we give them as part Of
the history of the times. We hereunto publish an
appeal to their feelings, which seems to have had
| the desired effect -
| GOVERNOR FoRp's ADDRESS PEOPLE NAuvoO.
| JUNE 81, O'CLOCK P M.
FELLOW CITIZENS 81 have bat little to say you
know Of you all aware the causes Of the present
excitement were the unlawful destruction OF printing
press the city, and refusal the part of the actors
In surrender themselves into the hands of the law.
wish to say to you that it unlawful act high
handed arbitrary act and the people alarmed at such
transactions The destruction OF that press fellow cti
has done this people harm than ten such
could do in ten years suppose am addressing people
who differ from the majority Of the people OF Illinois in
their religious sentiments am willing you should enjoy
religion the Constitution makes distinction in
but laws must be obeyed History informs
that the introduction of religion has Away.
requires better behavior the part Of this people
your quiet than from other portion Of our ct
nothing but aquiet unressng lie onyour part can
eradicate the preudces that exist against The
Pile afraid Of call set OF warlike Saints
or military Saints as they cali you, who seek temporal
dominion in the earth would advise you not to arm
you have gone to the expense OF arming yourselves
have lived fifteen years the borders Of the West,
and have armsI always found quiet peace
able behaviour the best defencel would to y0u dis
and the fears people will abats This
my advice to you your GovernorI am willing to
the Governor M this people any Of the people of this
StaeI claim to be the Governor OF the whole people of
Illinois Bad reports believed Of rou!by the people OF
this State The best men among believe these reports
will state what report says of you'll know nothing OF
only by report and that says that band called Danies
exist among you, who to sssassinate the
any men, at whom your leader shall point his finger
| say it is SOL hope it aint-but the people think So
| I will now read you the of individuals who
claim my protection. (Here Wilson Law, William
Law Francis Higbee Cole, Chauncey Higbse, DR.. Fos
to this people, that any Of these assassinated,
openly secretly, their property destroyed this peo
pie will be extermnaed Thousands and thousands Of
the people of this State will rise and burn your city,
beautiful inheritance from the flames The people would
drive and you from the state, if should offer to pro
ect Your and children would not be spared;
along them nnocently looking out of the
windows and doors, 10 and my and my heart
panied to think their lives be sacrificed by the
rashess of leaders, Study then to be peaceabe and
by long suffering and patience out the preudices
that against your peoplehere the governor put the
vote, will you sustain the laws OF the state, (and
| host cried out, we willy
DR.. Richards, formerly of Berkshire County, in Massa
chusetts He is said to be Of considerable talent,
with good deal OF shrewdness and tact The
| ment will be made in few days.