Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
AID the les, ,a5u. Of the Govcrnmel,

Mi continue 10 be directed 10 thi. end.
~olid sisen the hi chest griiica'icn in this,
Ia lh- anaua communicable % Congress u have bseh
ale . announce q YOU the csmqie,s entire settle
aent aud adjustment VI oii4er matters 10 II be-
IaIicI state. and tle Cover f,est Il Her B
tannc NaJesy. WI ca we're sdscffci previous
sase II obviously The ct h.th eouutfi,-
te-Prct - Tie ars- AID ,Aea5s uucfee which eN
b,.~.sn "a. a., a.t a. 1..p.4.'.
ee.oefa'. sc~ll &C. vain ,tc sea,st ia pa ui'. re-
moved hs must Ia f-a,J,I cause Of regret tl4t
aay unn..esafs delays shoa.I &c lefnei t. ntersee.
l. - tue t4at "a uiiiiy pe..t 4 view, the matters
alluded u, arr, altogether insignificant IN when
c3m9ld with the ample resources Of Aa gselt nai,cn
bat they. reseft, ess particularly hat limited class
VII anse uuler seizures ani det'ntl OF American
ships the coast OF Ainca upon tie mistaken supplsi
ton indI'sei ia Al the time he wrong committed.
% tAeu beng engaged ~ TIE sase-ade deeply all Ct
the seaslliiics Of this sotcspment and people. Great
Bntan having recognized her responsibility 10 ,par a
sash wrongs hy her action IN other cases leaves nothing
- be regretted Upon the su To all PRIOR To the
Ifeaiy o Washington than The delay making suitable
repiraion IN sub OF them fail plainly within the pti
ciie 81" others. winch she has 10 adjusted The
Jury inflicted hy delays the settlement OF these Claims
nis with seventy upon the nd'iduaI claimants, and
makes st'oag appeal - her gnaua,iy ani 81
justice - speedy settlement Other matters arising
out Of tae construction Of existing treaties. as,
unadus;ed, AID il continue be urged upon her aen
ton.
The labors Of the int commission appointed nv tic
two HoFenfnen's To run the dividing nc establish by
the Treaty OF arlington, unfortunate much de-.
hyci n the commencement Of the sea -, NV tho fn,e
oi Congress, At 'ls last Session - make ,my aporo.
pfaiion OF fona, to me-. the expenses Of TIC American
'''' ~" y causes. The United states conrs-
'' .cse expresses his expectation that by ncrcas-
81 dgenc' aad energy, the party viii be a.e 10 make eP
for lost tire.
We continue 10 receive assurances Of The mes, friendly
feelings on the part e all the other European ro~eT
with each, d al of whom, obviously interest
- cultivate the most anclhle relations. Nor can anti.
cte the occurrence OF e'cut which would be AK IS
~ any gree, - disturb those relations Rus IA the great
ihcfn power under the judi sway h., Emperor
Is constantly advancing i road OF science and improve
mont, "hl'c innce, guided by the councils her wise
sovereign, iussucs calculate consolidate the
general spain has Obtained breathing spell 81
Duration from the internal commissions which have
through many mlrred her prosperity While Aus
tp The Netherlands Prussia Belgium aud the other pov.
OF Europe. reap ch harvest OF blessings from the
informed the two Houses of Con,r s. in my message
~ December last that Instructors had been given Mr.
Wheaton, Minister a Berlin, iesoiiatc a treaty
viii Tie Hefmanic states, composing The Hp N,ren, II 1
could he donc-stpGlaiIng A. FIR practicable
accomplish II, for reduction OF the heavy and oncrou'
duc> levied GA our tobacco and ohe. leading articles Of
asfiea'iurhl production and yielding, ia return, cur
part reduction 81 duties such Articles. tr production
OF taer Industry, should colapt Ion,
but limic one, with articles The product 4
f,eiurims Industry Tho Executive. giving such in
stfuciinas considered e as acting IN siric conformity
with tn wishes of C,ncr made known tn oush
eTai measures which had adopted; al directed 10 the
accomplishment If this important result. The treaty.
VAS hefiur nc ted ~ which essential reductions
secured IA The duli iei,d ~ The u II Neicin.
tobacco rcc aut lTd, acconplnicl hy stipulation tn
tie admission at cotton free Il du'v Ia hang
fr which highly poFtat reduction oi du-
ties imposed hy the laws OF hc United -9;es variety
OF Articles, OF which admitted Tree Of al d.y
unleT thu act If Congress COMMONLY known The Com
promise w and but few of which produced in the
. MITE a. f.i
u MAS communicated 10 c Senate at early day H.
last tsion, but no, acted al i IL close wen
Tor the wani. bound to presume. of foil time
slider II. II Ibid ulon the atc. This procedure had
the ,l ct of virtually ricong il. sequence #
stipulation CONTAINED IN the treaty that is rat caion
should lie exchanged before day which has already
pa>se. The Executive. acting upon the far inference
that the Senate did intend IL absolute scion
sstrucious unir at Berlin 10 reopen the rcgo
ton far obtain extension Of time for The
change Of rseaiiois. rcrci, how. TO that his
eff in this respect, have hec unsuccessful. avn.
yef;hc,tss. not without hole that TIE great advantages
which intended TO lie secured y the treaty. may yet
be zeal y Il.
AIN hapfy 10 inform you lhai, Belgium has. by m
"afee roysic. issued ~ July lat. asmiiaicd the :
OF tic United States to her own far the dc, trade
h,tveen The countries is concerned. This msa .urc
xviii prove OF great service 10 Shipping Icrct G
trade having heretofore been carried on chi, IN foreign
b5ti'a. ilcf myself that she wii speedily r'so t.
modification her ss-irn re'alieg to the tobacco trade
Uuied states and operate 10 tie mutul! advantage Of
bo'h cauni.ics.
M deiatsc Intelligent has yc hcca rccciv from cur
Minister. OF tie conclusion 81 Treaty With the Chinese
Empire: hut enough Is known TO induce the siror ses
hes thai the mission VII. BE- crowned ygita success.
With BRIL- our relations continue the mos; friendly
footing. Ihe copmcrrai intercourse between that grow
ins Empire ard the UAit,d states. Is becoming daily Of
greater to b, ii and it is tie interest OF hoh
'an The hfmest relations OF auY aud god wall Should
continue 10 be cultivated between them.
The Republic OF New Grenada still wi,hho'ds no.
whsandrs Ihe most perscecGng e.i,rs have been en-
Ilyed hv Charge dNi,ircs. Mr.. Blachfjrl to pro-
dncc dl rent rcsuirdemny IN the ct The brl.
Morris And the C.u-rcs. of Ncn,zucp although az
Arrangement has been effected between our Munster aud
TIC Mnis;e Of foreign ai,rs Of thai, government fr the
payment OF $4,000, IN dis barge II It's liabilities IN ihf
same case has altogether neglected make provision tc
IT. IL To- lie hoped that Of justice " IL
soon induce settlement Of these claims.
Our late MIN Chill Mr. Pcndeon. has returned
To the United states with ut having effected an Just
mont Ia the second claim Of the Macedonian. which i
delayed crou DIS altogether frivolous and un'enab
Mr Fend;ons has been directed to the
Claim IN the siro gcst terms; AMI, IN the event oil iai
10 ohtan p,rm1n,ut adjustment To report the Tact
to he Executive at cary day possible 50 that the
whoe m',;cr may be communicated ~ Clnsrcss.
AZ y ur last session submitted 10 the attention o
Congress the convention win the R'iuHlic OF fcru 81
the iuii March. ISL provdns for the adjustment d
The claims the Of The United states Against ha
Republic bu, no dsfnili,e action taken upon III,
subject. invite TO il your attention and pronp
action.
In ms lls annual message FL, to b. my duty t'
make known Congress. terms both plaza and e"pa
TIC opinion in rcgard the war which has 80 l'n-
existed between McN'co aud Texas which. since tue Da'
lie Of San Jaenio has consisted aoS ihc predatory IN