The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-12

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=, believed ,ha, onr system NAV be safely |
oJv,anJeJ 70 ,bo utrnosi hounds Of our terrific
r;aI Tn,;ts. and that rs II shall he extended. |
no. t'a' h i or orr IInion so FAR from BEING
ny G II, hooon,o s,r,,noer
NJ -, e,;I - see the danger To our
So - a. G;,,,,.a ,,eace il TEXAS remains
eai:y ouo ,u.utS P ~ bocon,os IN oIIv or
J il ,,,oJ - 80 Core;gn nation more
p-cei VI n,r l. ,6cra ono amono
a.' N, ,,iJ NO, nrefer nerneuaI
~. III r. - occas;onal war. which
ooS,or 60, hat,roen border;np indepen-
~ IT, U' $1,000 y ,bern ono who would not
uen li' IN AZ - Ill, ber n b;0b dn-
Pieiei iiIo in'0' eouse anJ ,norrf5c,nres
~. L ar ,,o" ut $780, ~ cross her frontiers
Is there one who would not prefer an I'M
restricted communication with her clhzens,
70 le raon,ier ons'rS S,ho ITn;on2 Wbatever
is GOOD or evil in The local institutions of
Of Texas, will remain her own, whether an,
nexed 10 me United ota'es OF no.. tHne c
,bep onv mnys ,S.n thew are far The local
institutions ofeach ether. They have con-
federated together for certain specified OBJ
Jects'
upon lne same prlnciPie .na' uai' T Tou".
because aTber local institurions our fore
fathers would have been prevented from
forming our present Union. Percelvlng no
alia o rO ~;,aIIr ', neac,ng the
peace, the safely, and the prosperity Of both
countries, shall, on the broad principle
which formed me oasls ana produced me
n na w. sn;r;t If seci;ousi noIicv endeavoT
by all constitutional, honorable, and APP
propriate means 10 consumate the expressed
WIN OF sne people ana government II o. 4 tile
as 70 our Union n The earliest DractieabIe
period.
Nor will il become in q less decree nv
duty to assert and maintain bv all con,
st;tn,;onal means the r;gb, of The U,;ied
States IN that norton of our territory
which lie. bevord tho Rocky mountains
Our title to tho country Of tho Oreoon ;s
ucIo,r and uno,es,;o,s,,Ie.n and .i7e,dv
are our peonle orenar;no to neriecr that
,;,Io hv occur.;nr :, with ,ba;r u;,os &,
cb;IJ-.n Rut e;,b, wears AFRO our non.
pla,ion w,s confined on tne wes, bv the
r;d,,o of,ba auorh.u;s WIKI, ,b., M
IL ,u;,b;
some of my hearers-our people, increas-
ING to many millions. have filled the
eastern valley of the Mississippi. adyen.
turousIy assembled the Missouri TO its
head snri,os. and are alread, e,oaoed in
establishing the BLESSINGS of self cavern
ment in valleys of which the rivers flow
to the Pacific. The world beholds the
peaceful triumphs of the industry of our
smiprap,s To US belongs the duty of pro.
tectino adequately. wherever thew NAV be
upon our soil. The jurisdiction of our laws
and the benefits of our republican insti,u.
tions should be extended over them in The
distant regions which thew have selected
for their homes.-Ther increasing facili.
ties Of intercourse will easily bring
the states, of which The formation in that
part of our territory cannot long be de-
Iayed. within the sphere of our federatiye
Union. In the meantime every cbliga
ton imposed by treaty or conventional
stipularions should be sacredly respec-
ted.
Tn the manaoemen, Of our sors;cn 70
Ia,ions !, will he INV aim 10 observe .
careful resnec, for The RIGHTS Of other ma
lions wb;Ia i, ~ own u;lI he ,b. suh;oc,
If constant wa,cbfnlness Eor,I and
exac, ius,ice sbouId characterize our in.
,erconrse with for,;on coun,r;ss An
alliances having = tendency 70 leonard the
welfare and honor of our countrv mr. car
ri6ce apy one of the national interests
will he s,udiouslv avoided. and 70, no
opportunity will be lost to cultivate a "a.
yorable understanding with fore,on GOV.
ernments bv which our Navigation ard
commerce NAV be extended and the am.
nla Droduc,s ofo,, Cer,;Ie soil nc ,vou ,s
the manufactures Of our skilfnl artizans
find ready market and remunera,ipg
nr;ces in FOREIGN countries
In ,sk;no ocare ,b,, tho I,,rs bo c,;,b