The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
Latest News from England.

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Latest News from England
The latest intelligence from England i
highly important, it indicates to the Ameri
can people, thatthe present is a momentou
crisis.
We have been furnished with copy 0
Winners and Smiths european Times 0
April 9th, which contains the discussion il
the House of Commons, upon that portion
ofPresident Folks inaugural, in which he
declares our title to the Oregon Territory
clearand unqucstionable. We copy SO that
our readers may arrive at correct knowl-
edge of the state offeeling that exist in the
English government the following conclu-
ding remarks of Sir Robert Peol's speech
defending their claims to that Territory.
GAS the subject has been brought under
discussion-I think not improperly, by the
noble Lord feel it my imperative duty,
on the part ofthc British Government, to
state, in language the most temperate, but
at the same time most decided, that we
consider we have rights respecting this
territory of Oregan which are clear and
irresistible. We trust still to arrive at
an amicable adjustment of our claim; but,
having exhausted every effort to effect
that settlement if our right shall be inyad-
ed, we are resolved-and we are prepar-
ed-to maintain them. loud and con-
tinued cheers from both sides Of the House.
Perhaps that declaration may induce the
House--although each individual member
has right to participate in discussion
with reference to public question-to
abstain from discussion in a popular as
sembly. Such, although it be matter
Of right, might have tendency to prevent
that result which we must all desirc-a
satisfactory adjustment of the question,
and | trust individual members viii be
content to leave the matter where il
stands"
Prom the above remarks cmanating from
high authority, itmay justly be Inferred the
policy of England will be to risk another
war with this nation. 1t is boldly declared
ct or rights be inpaded zee are resolved
and zee are prepared to maintain them. -
The "Times" also says that, "the ex.
citement has not been conlinedto the House
OF Commons, but has porvaded more or less
all the great commercial citizens-and that
the same feeling animates the nation almost
to a man." The English press also mani
fest hostile and unfriendly feeling, and are
pouring upon our government torrents of
Islander, and vituperation. Every move
ment in that nation indicates that war will
be the result-unless our government Yields
to British arrogance, we trust the Ameri-
can people will not succumb, but act with
the independence that>becomes a great and
glorious nation. We feel assured the Pre-.
sldent will prove himself equal to the emer-
gency. He has assumed a bold and patri.
otic position--let him defend it. And we
sincerely hope there will be no intestine
cuds, no chickering's, no contentious among
,ur own countrymen to embarassthe action
If the government. Let party names, and
'arty strife be forgotten-'in the deep bos-
I'm ofthe ocean buried"-let all rally as a
Spartan band to the defence and maintain.
'nce Of the honor and glory of their CON-
non comtry'-let them prove themselves
worthy descendants of the heroes of York.
own, Of Monmouth, of Bunker Hill and I
he combined powers of the world cannot
amish the bright escutcheon ofthe Amer. a
an name. "Our cause is just, let our Tn. d
on be perfect" 5
FoUND GUILTY.-Polly Bodine. after