The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

demS southern principles and S stliutions-and is not calculalei' 'oaas that harmony of feeling, and tr ea 10 pl ton between our citizens wbich h'oa'ea D, plated by the frames of the Gnna Waseq consequently, ought not to bara s,'Intn nized as legitimate by any Ams,;se e eeea man. eaQ
 The 23rd section of the bill h.., tached to it since it was orjginaI1's If' O's by the committee, and. is in b',y ,ba :, 1l words viz: 'ie Qa SEc. 43. Ind 5e t futile, c,,., the President of the United States sisf 5s is hereby, required to cause 's dna oe' given to the British government r' of aoIt % and intention of the goyernmeo, ~ .e ae States to annual and abrogate t1. tbs q q ton with Great Britain relat;ra a'' s'd on the northwest coast of Amse e7 cluded August sixth, eighteen Lp, bpa9 twenty-seven," agreeable to the nro,io rss the second article of that convda, my plG's' rided, That nothing in this ae, ,''aa .. shall be so construed or carried ;.,l by any of the officers or cjt;qoa. 'a'o s States, as 10 interfere in any wa,. right which any of the subiec,s sla VI Britain may have in the terrjtorv 1.
 
 toned, as provided for in the conyas.i, a,.s, loresaid, until the expiration oftvpl'aa va'eall after notice shall be given, as abosa V. by the President of the Uniied S,la, s0'
 The notice contemplated in tbi, ', ss,,; the bill ought not now to be qirsn ''t' |. Great Britain has at present Iro aImn., 9s1 feet military organization in that ,s,..' She has extended her authority ove,5 'ai Of parliament, appointed Judges a11 ! officers of the law-she has ms5a % vernon of Canada ex-oflicio Goveno,ai gon, and in every respect prepared f. ! gorous defence. If this notice sbaTts .j War is mevllable-and it will find n, ' any organizaiion-and haying to t,,sI our army six thousand miles before p, the country, as it will be impossibem- by land three thousand miles. a larss :. of which will be through perDets,I with any hope of success. The p.I elect will have thrown upon his ,5as lion at its beginning the most laboGss expensive war with which the lIaasl have been connected. It will be ,a not only 10 continue the Tariff of Iss( an extension of its enormous exafio', will be an excuse loresiablishing pisl sponslble corporation with powers as to contend for mastery against the |, ment itself. | will be sufficient n the Federal Whig party to lasten ua country all those measures which intervals endangered the permanency government, and the liberties of tic u
 With the exception of these two aj to the bill, il was a good one, and og have passed. l. provides for a Cow Secretary, member of Congress, ,aadaI officers necessary 10 administer tho 70 mcnt successfully. It will be be dd these of officers 10 take possession country, put the government into oai aud prepare Tor Is protection. Had i passed il is original shape, Engaai not have complained, because she h4 l as much: and ii few years under nign influence of our free system of % ment, everything necessary for oup lion would have been accomplishs. would have had the benefits Of angt organized government, such as ala;t 10 1t, no mailer from what Quanei globe they eome-We would have forts, and filled them with arms, amal and men, with aa abundance in dem to support them Thus prepared, i@ try Would have been ours wilhoulasr but without ihis organization. and IheS paraiions ouf success will be aucnld difficulties not very desirable, Yal the utmost confidence, that lhelovd ty which our system inspires, and now forms part of the constltutond ry man, that i Is immaterial whai PoR come in conflict with-that we will u1 ly succeed. The republican nsnba Congress who voted for the passage bill in its present shape. done so becaas believed it would bring about sFsII tlement of the question by negoaAoi not by war-otherwise, it would nd received their votes. However, @ it stands is so defective, know yoaF pleased to learn it did not receiv& port of your yigllaat representalin
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