Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-28
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT, ~ D.' "a, " .s'' Pa'eu '"e way LOT me
We ask nm. a,,.n,,oa oc ,h... .., , 49, eta, -,
in name. or in ,.s.on. =. a. wy pu any Iun ehsr
no, by 'rhom.. I,r 49, %s, az Sea many yesis
- y! lnonas 's"s'soh ana Thomas H. Benton on this
ALBANY Arvu. A,ls n% e,s' -. o'cs1n we AK u.e
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From th,t Spe.eh we maj. a.. i 49,, .,.s.
"The Honorable membe, Fam, ilnas. Nj n,..,..,
...m.J .,s,I ,,I . nun LIMOS tnf Doasssl
froo, INV f,i.nJ Snn p,Ii 1,, ,e"aiN wniSn iei
ferenc, 10 the Intimate ds.;nv ~ H. 90 ,ir; ~
and to the IkrlihooJ of i,s heomn , ~" .f 10y
pend.nt n,,on ;o,,.,d Of ,...s;.; " o., 'nue'
her Of our o,,n Cn,. J .rs - peln,lhen' MEM
.h.e.J L;,...i, -. i"e "ouoiaoe member
the bare suggestion Of such an iJe, ma dnnnns :; ~
si,ion for d;.s,I,;n, r. IT,, e' ueasonaoe popo'
of the Who'll, conn,,v q, ,h g. i, u,Ao .he saenuon
dismember our Repnblc and dsmandsJ =, ses'sn 20
sion of r,bpL. md .onJ,," ,i - Po"iP' express
10 40 monsro,,s na ,..,,;n p an wno were P,fy
the bonoraLls ncmh., In ~, rtsy sii' does
ed or by whom certainly /, w,s mos dh,,. o,Sna'
nh,,;.. r., 80, =; a.; n "'st oehoeraiely and en-
10 p,..ag, from, IN. .n.sch ~ 80 icy us a'enuon
Missouri who bonc has is, h; - ~. rom
his own party Ly course of pn,cseJna in ,garj =, ,,'
Anne xation of Texas nv which n. has .in.J H.. -.
of not n few of his pnli,;r, onnonsn,. I'D - ,;,,
overcome more than his enemies 'No ""'-"'
.Mr Rsn,,, n,,c.o.,.i q. a. .,., -, r.
which, the occun.,,n 81 ,h c,., Iu'y , e"ee'
this Union On this point he COG IA sn.,L f h;n,.ir IL
but he would speake without r,,,,y. m. hi,..J -
Union of these States would no, be i.n.rJd hv ,h 90.
patton of that river but that IL womb n. Tho near. Of
planting the germ of n new and pden.nd,n, pa,a ~ "
yond the Rocky Mountains Tber, xp.s . hs,n,na II
natural progress in the ord, Of ,li h IN n a.e
posts on the Columbia would he ,bs ,n.ia ~ ,v
Farmers traders md artisans woud colsc, ,hon, :,
When arrived at some degree of s,rensh and nonni,,
the young society would ken Of m,n,v C,y.,nr,a,
and sigh Tor the establishment of civil sn;ho,,, ,
r,oria Government obtained Inc fall eniovms, os g.,
ish,s would next be demanded and tbcse ,cn;,.d 5
clamors would be heard against the bardbns Of
ING so far T., the seat of Governmen All ,hi. 80 ~
the regular order OF events and The consequence soJt
forescen and provided for This R.nuli, sh,nh 80 H.
mts The present occasion does not REQUIRE me N ,,v
where these limits should be found on he No,,h 10y
South; but they are fixed by the hand Of Na,u,s All
posterty will neither lack sense 10 see nor reso,;an -
step up them. Westward we can speak vviho,, 70
serve and the ridge Of the Rocky Mountains NAV h.
named without offence rs presenting n,,,,
and everlasting boundary Along the back of this RIDGE
tho Western limit of this Republic should h. drawn ,ni
the Ut the tabled god Terminus shoud he raised
upon highest peak never TO be thrown down In n.n,
ing the seed of Power on the coast Of the Pacific
ocean, should be well understood that when sronc
enough take care of ITSELF the new Government sbond
separate from, the mother empire ms The cLild .ona
rates from the parent at the age of maphood The
heighhs of the Rocky Mountains saoud divide their nos
sessions; the mother Republic would find herself inde
ned for her cares and about the infant Power in