Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

These posts would connie placed rest Tor
tfe weary emIgrant, waerb be would
NJ securely against the dunf of atl1 ION tho
Indians, and be enabled lrccoyePn}tbe ex-
hatNtion ofa lcng line of hyel. jsIstive en-
actnents should also be nAe whiob buld spread
over him the eSss of our ks. so / afford pro-
. lection TO his pebon and mar, bsn he shall
have reached his Distant me. his latter re-
spect, the British Gwern,snt ba in much more
careful OF the INTERESTS d sucb her people as
are 10 be found in tlAtcountryA IAN the United
States. She has male necess, provisions for
.heir security and protection DIT the acts OF
me VICIOUS disposedan am, i1wiess;sstfr emigrant
,vr ,vPoses n safety under the paho the laws.
Mnaseyer may be ths resu a Of Pding nego.
such treasures arc iecsr 1t will af-
! Iord me the yrea,es: pI - Ts hess happy
';,.. n'l' sslSa,f! ~ =. ee.yyN'iai
and the y sorE of ~ "a afai cent will con-
iinue te ue direciod to tF,feuT
It would have given u1hoyfehest gratiiication,
IN this, my last annual c9,aicalion to Congress.
TO have been able to anhcelo you-lhe complete
and entire settlement anlljustment of other mat
ters in difference betwd the United States and
'he Government of Hetritanic Majesty, which
were adverted to in a pllous message. Ii is 40
obviously the interest both countries, in re-
sPeo' 10 the-iaTge and 1ab!e COMMERCE which
exists between them, tlhll causes of complaint.
however siderablet tould be with the great.
est promptitude, remova- that it must be regard.
ed as cause Of regretb bat any unnecessary de:
lay should be permitteko intervene. 1t is true
,n',t IN pecunlary poi }of view, The matters al.
luded TO. are aItogethe tnsignificaat in amount
when compared with N ample resources of tha,
9real aatioh but they evertheless, more particu.
afly that limited classFhich arise urder seizures
,no DIMENSIONS OF An}lcan ships on the colst OF
africa, upon the mlstufn supposltion tnduged in
'sthe time the wrong las committed. Of their be-
w engaged IN tho SLAB trade,-deeply affect the
ehslolIltles OF this government and people,
treat Britain having fcognised her responsible
70 repair all snch w-,bgs, by her action in 9th
cases. ieayes noihias to be regretted upon ihi,
uoJect' as 'ooe cases prior TO the treaty ofNWash
'e'on' thnn the delayNn making suitable reparp
On 'n such o. themas fall p'aioly within the prn
p'e OF others, which she has long since adjusted
I ne INJURIES ,niicl lo,, delays IN the settlemen
OF these claims. fall D soveri.y upon the irdi
Viduai claimants, andke a strong appeal to hei
magnanimity and SD of justice for speedy
settlement. Other rters arising out of the cop
structon of eyis.ingtaties, also remains unad
Iussed. and will Cd nue. to be urged upon he
attention. .
Tho laborers of II joint committee appoiniet
by the two Govern.hts to run the dividing line
established by the bty of Washington, wcra
eFfoSinnately, muci delayed IN 'ne conn'e'tee
may. Ns ,hs soosonIby tho falure of Congress
~, ,ost session. make timely appropriate
Nv c'o 10 ,,eet ,hjexpress of The American pa
o' NJ hu ,,.her cases. The United States Con
W. ""I ho,yeyerexpresses his eA pectation tha
,' ;ncrensed digefo and energy, the party W
y! ~, IA mike ufor lost tine. .. &,
10 80 "co.,ood the 10 Houses of Congress in m
'". - Oeceiber last that Instructions h
,''es'' 80 J., NJ rMheaton, our Minister at BE
| oeen roti, 10 kreaty with Germanic Sta'
'''' " tho "A Verein, if il could be done
1o"p .,;ne ,s Has it was racticabe TO AGO
S"pu';f !, a. , relction Of the heavy and onerc
p"'" io,;ad y, orhr Tobacco, md other leading
, uu,'e ,n,;cuial product, on; and yielding,
uo'e DIR H. a reduction of duties on ST
5 'u.n, Il, !. Elton of their industry, as sho
>. .e,,,,a into mpetition, or but limited o
3. no. ,.L ar,;.les / product Of our manufactur
n 'lis,r,'0 VIA Tbsxecurve, in giving suchfnstr
b. - oons,derdtself as aching in stric, confor
s. ,ho ules of Congress, as made kpo
'nl,y seve rdheasures which il had adopt
ed ~. 80 ,Hccomplsnient Of this import
ut .s.,,, : The bty was. therefore,, pesdtiat
mt ,e' ..,h;oh assehl reductions were secured an
Ter oy WI, La,,;ad both the Zoll Verein. on toba
~. ou. "A !. IA accompanied by stipulation
led rice ~ "A cott froe of duty.
;ef the pdmdsslop ;.ht ;,,sls ;m.or,o.,
of ~ eAsa ,ac,i Of Nties imposed BY
ru, cesso'' .s<s .;,,.d SITES variety Of arti'
Jaws = wer ndmR free of all duty
Y dsr I M act cope nss 6 Ssaly s92a a5
III ss s sat ~ y p y .,lS,'.,sa fSIaS III 9
iossa ''i Tss w" treaty n. communicated to, to :,
ooa'e a. early day d its 'as' session. % Ss. For |.
''onaf . Non nn,ii near its close; when 10 ,;'ns