New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
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Mr< * SS,,las IN Mats G>Yce>s, I''' vi Letters IN
rs, t>s,-eS ~; lNNIc NJ ~, oUs'e rNtr- Today
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Ne ave s>y>ss,>i e. observe tea' tho danger c' a
Ma w{,I, ,Sr,,&t Es,,s;u ~ ,ho pWSon Question Is
4e,ss;SeS tN, sye>, ana s,,>'cws strs:on vt 'h's"
n, eseyN ,>sySN IN NNso,ry whose patriotism Is not
=, s,S, .,ayS,}>a>s sst whSrh stH,icS IN 'c maxim
Ces C>ae,yy, ,y&At orwynos, ami delights IN play
sAs ,ss tSxSSx,t x;,i thc hally, NNr te'N and his
an geyS ,sAS ,sc >>>oys> wh;ch The government
,S&e hS. ,.,SyAe>; cat, &s,i rA,cSsly 'ampor with
rssyS-y-.wSS>h ssM hc =ppces1hc'iw';h The htsHes'
mf.s.,ys sA j., <yiyil N >rac''s''"" We shaI y''
sA s,s,, >,ae,3onSc ul>l, the S>hcr discretion
- ~, s>>>N,, N hSA e>vN;yScs 10 save us 'rom he
s>>,>>,s,v,s n, l,,,v rsshae>> sni holly. Two hub
A,yN h,>s ksscA;;sS csch Others eyes and pummcl
~ s.A >>sleSs :Slns over al apple. 20 see which
SAs Asvs tAs wso,e the largest par, OF II, would
g>S,-aa; >y;$r,c .s yNgo ,ijSsi6od and every way
sse eS>>sjssN, ~ ;o parties than that oi the United
.ses SIN; tsy>s, britain 6Shtn; over The compare
SSyvsN vS,ue,s>s ;ert;;ovy " Oregon. The whole
>>3,.s. s: Christian w crld ouSh, 10 and will CRY
.As=s> @;>,a ~ itwe csan>t scale oar differences
-, ,A> s.,A>,; w:;ls. = vrSoy; - the dread aorua.
sN>,c cSWS,
IN, sasr-aYa(s,< ac;cudcgs q; the Adminisirl,
IN. s.aa: ~; NShiss with wan, u Patriotism. and
ssgrSassy cAsysc .l'ea with design 70 create a
rys7s, s>g y>N,,y s<;. by the alsrm they exhibit in
yS,y> X ;lsc :s∋cs, iAnscy ., violcn; comics;
wss;A Goa, H,;sxia, onc Loo~Fcco journal affects
c,Sc=sa; ~ thSy fsA2$ anu tells US tha, the Conn'
-, Ass *,ros.y Si0;voi "asny Wh's panicS' and
NJ .:,,sh:s>ss s.-v;vs h;> We hcrc certainly
;, *, es,s=.i,Ss> which The Wings have often
Ss->s w,.,.; bStAl tx nS;ion have no; come upon
:. sAsv hxv, 3cGhilcss hceu avcyted BY the very
=s,s-s vAcA :Ae;v opponents pretend 10 dcspise as
- T>:N>srsa a lnsNuuess spd ccwardicc. Others
=sy u s. ,eSy NIL. bQ, III !eag OF the trothy denun
e.,-s .; -,sa VINO nsa;:cS, their love Of country
,=v * ;;- cc&-;;aes> 70 bring upon ii the diresi
~ wsSca eve. c..>S; mankind shall deter US from
sss,ssias 81 slSr1n when We see the dark cloud Of
wx- Sove.;-s ovcs oar horizon
rs Washington Js;es endeavors 20 break the
S,s = rs testimony SIS 10 The rights OF Grea, Britain
= Ors-o2 ooa.&;2sa in the resolutions Of Thomas
Bsz.o p-essa,c1; 70 the Senate in SsS and adduced
~ is N&6o2ai Ia;ellissace- by the very silly ale
E,:soa ~: ;hcss resolutions only intended TO
ssss. co;-,?-o-l;<s o: the question matter of
sSp~:;sacy a2t dG 70; :; ell express any positive
oaioa Of NJ, Benton N favor OF any portion OF the
S-s..sh cain The ln:eligencer denolishes this
sah:s-fese ay quoting The following extract OF
sceech G: NJ Benton u the Senate Jan i, 1913:
NJ 5 So; e would no, -es,a,e the American ,ile
- co.c.-y had been well done by Others who had
PRECEDED t;- = is5s:e. He would ouly give little
=o-s :-Tsscr--sr. 20 two po,nisihe treaties of l-O3
al sig; re former with france, by which
c-.-s: Locisizrs the latter with Spain. by which
scc-S5 - 5e- -ch:s the North West coast OF Arler
Sch c: - degrees By the first OF these treaties
became r.--y 10 HE zenith article OF the treaty o,
C-sec; between France and England; the treaty o:
racsoi ia hc. terminated the wars OF Queen AnIe
AZ iz NY and se:;ied al their differences o: every
k-6 Europe ana america and undertook 10 prevent
-.= -<-s-c 0: faIU-e differences between them. The
r=t G:ce .: ms treaty spped 20 ,heir settlements and
.=1.cNs - North America. aid directed commssa-ies
70 =. appointed to make and define their possessions
Ir-se cc--a;sse-es did :heir work. They drew line
20 70 stcrG,s "a: FreHch ard British
S-ssSiezs. and p.eyen, future encroachments and
collisions This ..ce began the OF Labrador. and
q SorIc America leaving .ne British settlements OF Hud
z- Bay 20 re North, and tie French Canadian pos
.Es.;oc 20 TIE South This line took Tor landmark the
Lake q ne Woods which then believed 20 be due
Szs- ron ;ae head he Mississippi; and from that
Fo..c tcok ne YcETTSINTH FABALLEL Of North Latitude
ts6s=i:.s 70 nc WGs:. Tae language OF the line is
S.i1ly and this established The Northern boundary
Frerca sediments could the North British
;i< Sou;i.
Is purchasers OF Louisiana the treaty of 1903 made
parry le Eti crrice treaty Of Utrecht and made
TEy gosTrSTSTH PARALLEL me same 10 and the
British iict L had been Ne Frend.GRd British il be-
wall which neither could pass go far it de-
pended upon that line"