Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

= @o'"P'"''0' WHICH wosld a
he line south Of forty.nios -
Idd'tion Of detached territorvs
,orth Of that river. ana WON.
sh side two thirds Of tho vb,,'
including the free navigation y
III the valuable harbors on IN.
'or n moment. be enler,aiuedI' 4
without an abandonmen, Of 4
territorial rights, their own ii
national honor. For the ipfo,
communicate herewith the a.,
look place between the ,vo
tho lato negotiation:
The rapid extension Of ou. ]
our territories heretofore uoor.
Of new States TO our conisd.,.J
Of free principles, and our ~
nation, are attracting III, a,,.,y
of Europe; and lately the doc,6'
ed in some Of them, Of A "ba,,J,
this continent. to check Oh, II
United States, sincerely d.,i,,,,l
Iations of good understanding al
no, in silence PERM, any E,,J
on tho North American cou6,.,
such interference bo atlemp,,il
resi,, it at any AMI all h,zarl,
He next ndver,s to the emf,
par; of our Govern',eu, from D
relations subsls,ing between II
aud recommends tho posi.i,. d
of controlling, and manayip, 4
regardless Of tho in eriercuc, n
er powers. He says:
"The people Of United s.,sl
view with indifference a,,cmo,,l
ers TO lntoriere with tho int.,.,l
nations on this continent. MI
of government is entirely dis.l
Europe. Jealousy among III, n
OF Europe, lest any ono Of lA,,l
powerful for The rest, has csl,|
TO desire the establishment, Of u
"balance of power" 1t cana
have any application on ii. |
continent. and especially 10 liz |
We must ever maintain the \
people of this continent alon. J
decide their own destiny. Sm.l
them. constituting an indepsasI
10 unite themselves with oH
vii Be Z question for hem I'D
without any foreign inlerposilal|
consen. that European powenl
prevent such a union because d
"baIance OF puser' which 4
maintain upon this con!Ineui.
Nenr n quarter Of a cenlurI
was distinctly announced 10 Ia
nuaI message Of one Of my prsAs
American continents. by The /
ent condition which they hsps
tain. are henccforth no: 10 b d
lecls for future coloniz,iion !
power" The prin"ipIc villa
increased force. should any la
tempt to establish any nw
America. In the existing anl
world, tho present is deema |
to reIIeratc and reafhrm the pn
Mr.. Monroe, and tn state my @
in its wisdom and sound policy.
of this priaciple. especially ln'
America. is at ,hi, day but the
policy which no European F''
4.
The disposition To resist. EIlsI
European nation should DO re-
alike TO our safety apd our la's
tlcient protection oSonr laws q
over our whole tepIiorI1I Limits
he distinctly antoHnced to iha
lied policy, thn no future 10
dominion shsi with our cons
cslabIi shedon any part Of III.
continent;
lie ncst recommends tho ,nI
thin Teaty stipuIations bciussI
and nose Of Prussia, Spain, al
With hsve been neglected on c'
i detail, wouid not interest |
.nrlher recommends that repeh
Texan government, for nets
authorities and citizens. viz:
'ocy OF Texan troops under tho
'nively; and the forcib's col
ON house at Briarley's land'I
md tho taking away Ihereiron
y the Collector Of customs, d
avs of Texas.
He then ndverts to tho sppuir
Mss ioner TO China, to e1chanr
t the treaty conceded with III
10 unfortunate disturbances ih'
emo Of the South American $
nat !, is contrary TO tho iira p
rnmentto interfere, in their con'
al or internal,
His next theme is the receipts
'r ihe last fiscal year, whlcn v'i
+ which 27,527,ll2,70, were
'ms; and 2.O77,O22,3 80, were %
c Il - .~..dali