Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-23

,...sn 0otefnnen,i had ben cnufely
4. q. So IL could 10, be deu,rd ,ha, The
.nut, we're intenitly duhing To-
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l. 90, Yrnc n, ,hourht 10 break The q.
80. Sly p'r,errci on ihr ,vte q
,iault. sad 10 furnish the iiogse with
I ,.- ualornaurn ,ha, could pruien,ly be
,t.tsi Il- sn conr ocei that 40 ab.et
% .,.. than NJ -nham coUll b.
| VI % hal 'ac Go imcn, hal acted
los .a!.-iaaily ~ every sep II bnd laksu
%, naaet
/, US, morally ,mporuh,- TIA, tSo t1eh
! .5a, >. Englaoi and Amruca should
| z.,. themselves tot a Comparatively
ssra,c,, territory snI be should conc VI,
moving l0f tho oottcspoudcnoe. anl y
ral-g NhAi course the Govetnnsnt ~.
code! lJ pursue 10 ths ,son. Of the Senate
c,,.lu-. b, ne ,r ,l,c NORTH a..ice.
lord A,hbnron feh safc taat all which
esg .'a oni prudence required IA ,lys neso.
81, aouA b. OF. I'D ~ tts go
srI and thai the h.rot Of lag ianI
us.I ~, BE- furnished When b. 10 J. Cd
q he probability Of iWo countries liao bag.
.tn! and America rushing mslly INTO war
20 question 10 which no,hinc was ut stake
~ lhc,r honor, be could no, fot a moment
j'aJ. that, whatever might be the tbulIhion
r popular E. ng here or ~ the United
sa!es, Tho sie, .ng good sense which espe.
oily chatacietixsl those Two countries
would prevail and preserve both from that
climate alternative which be conid not
eonlen plate wi,hou, feelings OF tho utmost
horror. He held II to be hopeless for either
/, SEX to obtain advantage over the other
10 wba, were called the terms OF negoIia
usn The only question was, how to set
NJ, t,s disputed rig, the manner which
would bs best or the $50 nations The re
,o,Anon could no, be m better hands than
ha, Of hi, noble fucnd, and he flt also, nu
lhe Cher hand. confidence that the people
of,Ae United States would at lcas, come to
ar an onoabIo, an1 safe conclusoa
cn The SUBJECT.
IHr DRrGoN lhsPUTE Private let
isy state. with some confluence, that Nh
Polk has submitted modified offer to Nj
Pakcnham for the settlement OF this dIspu
,ltctrtory 10 the effect that our boundary
ih'I - C,el . ''. io'h degree to th'
cons, bu, that the rri.ic OF Vancouver Isl
anl both north nnd south Of tina, llnc, s1ll
b. coded to Eng land, AZ well ne the rlgh
/ n the free u1viCa u oi tho Columbia i0
twenty years The otirr made by IN
4 +. =, I
10Th degree 10 the cose,, ara then ctoGint
the straits \, that poin,, AMI continuing III
ame line through Vancouver Island, thu
dividing 1t between the two countries, bt
with the free navigation Of the Columbia
without limit or time The offer made b
NJ Polk last year, was the a9.h degree, n
proposed IN 1926 without right TO III
nav cation f the Columbia at all. Tn
present. rumored offer therefore, is NOR
han that OF lS26 innsmuch as 1t gives Il
" " hole OF Vancouvcts island instead q
ally par', but II is an thit otfcr II
nnuch as 1t confines the free navigation {
he Columbia to twenty years 1t IS, ho"
ocr. more than the las, oHrr made by NJ
Polk, inasmuch as It both gives up n
NA0te oil Ndcouvcr lslanu, anu me figit
the tee navigation OF the river for twenI
1ean THIS rumor was credited by man
we'll informed persons, and II was Iurth'
believed ba, Mr. Pakcnhnm's instruction
would enable him To acco1e 10 IT y
-helhcr his be go OF no, II tnis otter n
been made, i, a, lca'; shows the drposltIo
sri, TO NEGOTIATE -.ILondon Economa
March IA
POLAND The Berlin correspondents
the Oberpos,lmts Xerum Of this day asser
tha, the troops Of the three protecting POI
er will remain N the Polish provinces u
Il. every spark o! the revolt has been c
tn.lshel
The ,l,c,, a. cunts from Poscn are I
% the 5,h INST All was quiet there at th
dl'e The rich c oun' MIeIzlnski, Of n
I.,lw had been trough, IN prisoner