The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-31

"a not one European prince that has not direct In
,c,,st so far as his crown IS concernedto give al
sra,j unIayorable to our progress Though the,
NAV All fear England, they fear the republic more
Nv, ,he Oregon question may still be settled with
Re interference OF third party, the Times itsel
oJmi,s There are so many causes "of mis,rist,
!, saws: and yet statesman Of large mind and pa
,;oIc views might discern in the present condition
orEng,and and the United States powerful means Of
e,msnting the good understanding and the pacihc IN
,eyests Of the two uountriesn This, by-,be-by, Is
what wrote 90 you on the goth September last
On btah sides there most important commercial
changes and concessions to be made. u Mr.. Polk
I've ANXIOUS TO conciiate The States Of the West their
interests would be innptely more promoted by open
inc channel for the expectation OF the'r great arti
Gle oC agricultural produce--nden eorn--to Great
Rrita,n than bv the annexation of boundess acres
on the shores of tho Pacific; and if tbs commercial
nocy is sSeadily 10 advance in the direction which
has of late years been given TO 1t, riiE REpUcrIoN
OF rnE AMERICAN TARIFF WILL MfALLinLr LEAD 70
,r,r MopIFIc ALTON OF our RESTRICTIVE DUTIES ON
AMERICAN PRODUCE" Is Unnecessary here TO say that
the wish was father 10 tho thought, and that Eng
land is willing 10 sell her claims on Oregon ON such
condinonss l have said so from the commencement
of nv correspondence, and now adhere more hrm-
iy than ever to my opinion The countess acres
of wilderness, if they are really without value, las
all British papers agree) are assuredly no object to
fight for il they are of no consequence to rs, who
are contiguous Of what consequence can they possi-
b,y be to England a colony
f,0n The ot6er hand, concludes the Times, "Eng-
land has to offer TO the United States all the advan-
tages of q commerce proportioned TO the rapid
growth of co great and cognate nations and extend
ing itself under the benehcen influence of peace and
freedom; on the other hand, il the distant and
unpeopled tracts OF the British empire [the dispar-
,gamen If the territory never ceases be assailcd
by force and fraud-ifa just right be nvaded--if a
British subject be wronged- England has an arm "a
resist and redress the injury. II am really dad ibe
l;max Il over and The reader srr;ved an ,se o,ha,
side Of the mountain ana she MAS he Arm mani.
nous resolution Of ner Lta,esmen and neonle-
Jm.rx how she ccnes down mon us II 70 M, +,
usa ow~,n This Is oln,os, as ,err;be ~ Nc scan
,roc,.mo,;on or !. Snan;sh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A.
he one side. England i wiling 10 nss nnr COTTON
ana corn u,,,hon, ,yheb .ha An ne;,her u,orL No,
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