Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

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rirr.ts--atI ., g,u.t,p,n remember hat
Of. u,. n; aHln NoD.l b, -'Pcnlci o. tbs
n, e Net, gi,,n-- What ~1s 'h' PoiHiou
H.a..-h ~. sh,uN haze PLACED uuisivrs J
,rr.t But,tn would coo 'nue g. sand Just
te,lcNa, t,t iiuguhsr NouiI bc
..,t. SEQ ai,,u! SO stall ud move -
\Nr..tl n,u,. b. toe argttisJt Wc mas
I,... i.tN,t vt.' 81, would sand on
90, = fo,,e 1uI h-hi acains, he var
y. 10 ~ cou'rsts ol tr, kul VI X
t,Iruijts me, unpottanc, that 80 should
i,lnt.r ugtl 1 sas impouani thu, Ne
,lo-I ac,uult and lr, outSi,.s 10 DC IN
,he ueh, aud It "at- Il possible, Of Sill
rotc importance taa, We should b, placed
900 'hc rgh, before the world, because our
Institutions a. 4 R'pgb,lc, Wctc based on
the hi.hc'. m,ml principles Wrong ADD
iu,1s'cc wefr the ouubuics OF tyranny,
white lIs,irr AMI night were p,c.,ntneniiy
an! essentially the auubulos OF zee So,cfn-
m,ui L thct' fore. We were about 10 take
ag,t,,'.vc position, NC should not be
Ac,lu2 IA ,h, sp,ut Of our own institutions,
unl,., W. could hrs, make D, appear m the
ri,.uG m,rurr 'ha' sc were borne out by
gu,scc anl ugo. lhH Wpuld l., t,qprod
oi ~ by the world Again therefore, he
drmaicd Of gentlemen some reason for such
a proceeding aud the reasons must be We
~ clear and very impefIous
N~.u ~... se-,i~..-~ .-~,;.tsis nfa'
Great Britain by entering into and couiorm-
ing 10 the convention Of Joint occupancy,
had been guAiy Of any outrage On our
rights and honor1 In what had ihcy done
,hn1 ~ such altsntion If lac understood
the matter was made Were we not IN as
good position now rs we had been before
the convention We were IN an infinitely
brttcr condition under that convention now
than Great Bran was or could be II
was true that until the last five years rs
practical operation had been against US and
~ ilvot Of England She had been gaming
while we were losing But how stood the
matter noW oar clliZcns were gong there
now IN a perpetual stream, we had already
seven thousand IN he territory, and new
cmlItanls were gong ia troops from month
to month and almost from day to day -
Thus. while the convention stll continued
IN force. we were quietly. gradually, but
certainly gdilng possession Of the country
\ Il, while II was working thus iavorablY
for our county we were told, aud that with
an air Of utmost confidence, hat II must be
r,sc'ui'l and that Immediately Vow, if
u was Grcl'!}rIr1in that held this laucuig
4 It WIS England which SAID this conycn
ton shall not continue, YOU ar gaining by
II. Whit we are losing" TOR. BE- i, rcmern
bcr,d, ihis negotiation was hc:s, no, ours
there would be some reason III II; tut III
our mouth II sounded like perfect folly -
What harm was his JON, occupancy doing
US Non" in the world ii vas daily AND
hourly r,doundjng to our benefit
Bat gentleman from luliana, be-.
hul him. (NtOW,n) had taken the ground
that II did oN'ra'" against US AMI that hc
has shown IN acqnIinnuce with the subject
which rntllcd what he SAID 10 rcSpt clfuI
notice Of his p1sitlonl II was this, that 80
long ms TIA" convention continued no Amer
,cau cnizcn wns allowed to settle on the
a a@Ha k1 kin ttS o 5less pa Numb, mh1 H w
.rncc No, n, all |, wus money, and
the Cenllrm IN hrl stated that one poor settler
who had erected his cabin on the north
SIDE Of the river had received a bonus Of
r,.ht hun1fcd dollars to induce han to re-.
move to the south SIDE. Aud this was the
enormous Ell! which We must not endure
one hour longer AMI which called upon US
10 move ms mutton ana pu; an end to the
CONVENTION ! sIch sums were given to
every nuat S.,.rr Nho reared rs hut on
... L.i.,'u ll,! II .hc Co.unLn, u, f
cn,lgcl there would be plenty more that
would make The same experiment And
WIN, other reason dl the gentleman from
Indiana hung n favor Of giving Tins no.
Dic"l Why he sali that It would prevent
collisions, because such was the nature
OF our people that as soon as they
were frb.lI,n they would cct,luly 20 0.
yer Now, how these two reasons
went together, Mr. r could no, very well
comprehend We must give this notice, be.
cause It Wc do not. our settlers cannot cross
the rycr to the nouh bank BII .uppos.
ING lhIs notice to be given how would it
proven! -ollsonl they coul not 90 o.
v'r now hey couil not 60 over then and
bA"r way collision was certain TO ensue
Bat the nllcmcu preferred general war
which mus, produce collision all over the
whole civilized world to having collision IN
a .IUlr district on the Columbia riyeT. 10
prevent one murder m Oregon he would
sanction ten thousand murders on every
sea mi almost every land that was the
gentleman remedy Yet. such as II was
tins WAS She most m;eIIigont reason Nj Il
bad YET heard
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