Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04

II need with thcir blood But as ,hrr representative
here avow-and am wiling % stake MS D.ure fortunes
t.e avossal-taaf. sooner than t n.ur and char
aeer &C tc nation pru-ltet before te lf4rs oi filthy
au-~opner tiau national cory tartered for
e5ii / would embrace with delight tue Utopia ct the
Senator ilom south CsDua-ye- ttee di-tinet cIaf-
are. air pendent rtl bics rttr lan one gettrrWeui
which would sfoop o. sacA Gee? aud danuius dssada-
ts.,.
Bu' suppose ;iai ly such means preserve qeace-
hy sufr,uJerus 20 Great Britain portion OF the country,
aad placing ihe question the btadest possible light
--slrpl-e size clNe. SHAT gentlemen may term am
tgunaicHt tor ts under eAi-'iuG circumstances. liAt
would See ba bargain made under the mouths at ter
cluueu-G puTciased pace Aud What, lrt nc ask. Is
the vaue 20 purch sd peace y Aai has been u.e
if.al- cxpedeui. HISTORY rs tbat 'ieir cAls-
i.nce t1cfcaer brai; tcir dafs ere idrnccih nuu-
t..d; ide.- uar tic road, tle inei'"b'e '"ad 10
-siit destruction u We Wnclase peace once We must
,l 10 arain nnd ar.n uu all means oi purchase
hau-ted Then saai! follow with as us u has i"ii'wtd
with oficr-notiug tcuas itt % iasicn the easy yoke
ugon tho eeulte and scnerate people who have bar
teted character lor peace honor for case How widely
do such principles contrast with the glorious sentiment g"
ouf owu betoic couu'lymau, mieh5N craven on every
true American Millions for deienee hut not one
Before lca,o. lh matter Of cost cannot refrain from
expression which occurred to IA the course OF ie
reul.ris Ut tic senator from Massachusetts hencver
the pctuuart interests o s section oi The Union are at
stake. llcly be ailcctcd, ono matter how slghtly)
t!,.s Capitol re-ouuds ia mpa>,oned appeals against
amy policy wlrh may thus stiect them But IA reply To
To- as e drcuaon aud hua destucuun of tie iur trade
n tic hands of ihe Americans, affected solely by the
British iur company 10 Oregon, he did not extend one
word oi sympathy, deIgu passing notice "i i"ct
which ought certainly 10 inspire SOME considerations even
with those who l,e ca ihe Atlantic
shall endeaVor briefly To- review the real qpes-
ion before bur, The Question Of tile Is conceded
ihc gentleman from Massachusetts, himself strongly
ans else, having expressed his convictions of the
perfect nature OF our Title and the total want o 1t IN
Great Bniaiu-It unnecessary for NE 10 review the
sources Ui clam.
In the debate on the subject that occurred in this
chamber the last session, all, believe coucurrcd IA
relation title No gentlemen entertained or ex-
pressed doubt Of lis entire souuduess against all others
No oue believe pretended that England bad coiora-
bic title 20 the country. The question -, consequently,
narrowed down u = shroudcd IN 40 my stcry iequcs
mo- ingenuity uuriddle IT, The whole matter l. rosov-
ed this Tor certain puposes, and al time when
the exclusive occupancy not necessary To MS.
granted Great Britain certain privileges within the ter
riorv with ownthe right being mutually
reserved annul the Joint occupancy by which these
privileges exist, giving the notice provided Tor by The
resolution under consideration. This the whole case.
Mud with what pIopcty IL be affirmed that the
ton proposed - effect. act OF hostility Upon
what principle be resar' I'd bclIgereni So far
from IT, that II Is impossible for ne 10 regard II rs uii-
friendly. q even unhind
The country Is ourS-I hesitate the assertion
defy couiradlcon-by tile strong that by which
hold any other pant OF the American republic The
only rights by which Great Britain has IN the premises,
are pcrmissive derived from us. and subject ermiua-
ton at viii With tins view of the subject (and II IS
the only after the mature re-
1cction.) 1t only remains To inquire INTO The motives
which, on every side, should mpel prompt aud de
c,d steps IN the The voice and The interest OF
the West, and Of The Union, demand the occupation OF
that land by Is true and proper owners. The clam OF
England however unsupported by night or justice, VII
lose nothing by an extension Of time Every day thai
ansprs serves increase the strength Of her prctcn
suns, because hesiancy part implies doubt ano
dsus Of Demands al hest. OF our capacity tf
maintain them. Her preparations IN that quarter inpi,
determination riyc her claim 10y any means thai ne
ccssily NAV ultimately require. She has extended hc
laws civil and criminal tho territory As shown
~ Yesterday b, the from Missouri Mr. Aicson
and The authority cannot be ubed. for ho read tom
% volume of tie laws of tle BRUSH Parllameni-Se la
extended The jurisdiction and the force OF her laws acI"s
i tie Rocky mountains to the very confines OF Missouri W
Iowa. Sine disposIng through her iur c"m"N' oi III
best lands pctpetuiiy-bcsiowug thcin Ia parcels %
I the retired servants Of this company. " hae we nav
! been oosug IDLY on. she has been silently adv""''n
with thai give both spccousuosS ana power
hcr caim. Md this condition OF uirg% is Pr"s'SsN'
she sal advances while we hesitate i iis night y
. proper Every other consideration aside does not III
. tliioral character demand something more ht 10 40
10 The n,ces-iiy If action here. whilst the government h
= laercd tie cucrpr>ing sirl 81 our people J. t"'S'
- lhc prospect 81 lt, new aud fertile region, which lmi
the hitherto bouudie~S Vest Ih" cmissants. "nd i"'
IN who &c sire To become So are every day i"''.'s'S
: number They are pressing iolWaid VIII. a"criy Nli'
nothing can subdu, whilst their ncishhofs and "ss"cat
~ are regarding things with an interest as intense rs W
ever .lt on any subject. ask Senators li they are wi
rg Ia eAf,nd al l'ai the protection o e American ''
"a over their own follow citz,ns within American 'n'i
=
a, any moment come collision with the Duii>li sui
- resident in Oregon. and the result l. ihoir lmmedia
sulccou l}rifsh laws, administered h' Etiish IN
~ n,s for alleged offences within the efriioird limits
tle .ltea states The Senator from Massachusetts, i'
- that .niirc amy existed between the two classes
,,. Or,gou-ihe Eusl,bmeu aud Americans there doi
know FROM whence hiS authority Tor tbs statement Is
rived, bat certainly we have very different 'o'''''
r from this, contained IN petition now lying on our
i hhs and signed by number 1t American cmisranis
tlat territory, complaining of various grievances III
l hands of tlo English aulhos,s there, arh tshtg lie
ferpusi,iun of tbs COY Cri1. at to protect them se'
,i, petitioners personally known To both The -
N rs iom Missouri. who Souch Tor them as men ct va
.,,r and protiiy
cur . h.d II. ms hand an extac, from Montreal pal
.r which Gives vcrv q II rent and sus eci. much M
- ERECT view Of the c,ndlisn of thinss. and the tat
our rcat'e IL Oregon than hat wih which the honor'
to craar has been furnished The extract Is as IL,
~ fsom ihr Montreal Courier:
Ir, 1T generally believed Washington that the rec
: IN merdaion Of The President. f hc military occura'io
ace The Orsea Ter,orv and tie establishment # cN
h"' crumeni Will be responded t. In Congress. nth iu
cts I, the government To act. Ia such case W. ha'
t doubt. The Hudson Boy couP7uv, and their inciAn al
Will make sr' saa cal # tie troops 4 i.e Tree
.ni,sit.f.sd.' On a previous occasion. when ia''
- ,iicrpf zug aukge were sailing NJ the 'oumoa' al
Indian sioad upon tniaence # the river. ard pom
n tie alveuirrcr~. with hs low AMI expressive laosi
has claimed lho crows vii soon lie picking cot itOf
rt., T,,es tue: uey J,l-to man knows when ~hei
i The how.
i the This 81 Is The extract. aud nv hesr eAs within
Think ur,n The cod-h'ocdsd and airocious villain
or IN could pen such article. True ihey d'a-no
than know, when or where or bow; between 400 ard )
y eN citizens have persisted IN 'a'S Wy ne9 e -, ~
h'eh patton treaty was sisred ard my friend fom Nj
nman -Nr BrxTo>' saws hat among tie number ma
q ,lle .le hiS intimate and valued pers'rai friends
,, Tie increasing emigration oi cur people to Oeso'
L. senis the strongest possible argument Tor une9uvoca
10 - ur.s tic part OF this government
A.. rtf II