The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-08

as..,,',,s -. y,h r,va.a,,rnt. and The ioA,sar.
IL, 80, ~, hsvs On the question IA vs,
ire .e,s az ,hs sova,nnaen, m. position il had sarlx
sss,',a.d IA h, ,,,.ia,sined In this eontrove,.y
NJ ~" ,.;da,.,ip, - ,Ss indgment Of the p,rs
d.ni ,.ndsrsd 4, n,a,s, and ,iSht for him 10 pro
- - ~. sdas,urn, 81 tbis dispute the aa,,s NJ.
y. ~ Ma ..s,med does moi The !. m.
rsssoT con,iogs s,ill and possess the same fore,
-, r., /, dS v,han re- made the pronositio,
And having renewed ibis offer himself viii il moi
h. nor d,senl, now Tor him 10 insist on more ex
,snsivs Lain on oI,r mar, than il would before he
had rem. wed he nroaosi,ion formerly made H.,
h. NOT IN ,,saspye led nm his own handsR n h.
hsS ;n,and.d ~ nav. in..,ad ON claiming the ,vbols
,ar-;,ss nnvS, H. nol 10 have done 40 AZ fr.i and
~, 49,, sSaslsnsd s,,.h rlai., and enbsrra.ssd
himself Inv rensxios ,he offer TO compromise, ID
100000 Ia rim ,hst /, was now too lais for tbs
p,rssJsn, 40 nn, so1.,,rd snv sueh claim. and az,
v,h,i he bas done he aid not see how he could
40 n TX .. =
rb,y. "a o,rtainlv noth;no in the deelarntions N,
,hs President 10 show thai he had changed or In.
,snd,d 10 CHANGE bls noston. o. depart from the
nolisv Of his predsoea,or. which he seemed 10 con.
sider himself bound DO respect, And n we Iook 10
NJ .els. 10 What he has done. or recommended 40
Coagye,s N Az va 6nd nolhiaz there 10 6syor d.
idaa Ihat he has changed his ground, and inteDds
M !, IN i,s.t uno, or rights 90 THAR utnost sxteot
ysss,dless oF conseouences He recommends giving
noics n abroeate the convention the extending the
law. OF he United States over the territory. in res
nsct 10 our own eitizens and 10 the same ax.nt thai
Great Britain has extended her laws over her sub.
scta, He also recommends the estsblishmsnt OF
military posts 10 encourage and protect emigraots
m The territofv and The ealsbishp,,nt AZ indian
agencies west of the Rocky mountains 10 pr.seTy,
friendly relations with The Indian triba. and IN.
establishment Of mail to the Oregon territory--all
of which measures he considers az Consistent with
The treaty and in No wav t,ndinv ~ d;sm,h ,hs
peaceful relations between the two eountries Tbsre
are no noeaaure, rec ,mmend.d Thai are inconsis,t
;,h nsgo,a,ion or ,h., IooL A ,hs .s.,;o 81 49,.
r,,h,s no forcs or he forcihls os.nra,ioo ~ r.
.o%n,,v IL diSnn,s " N''
M. "A .oJia.S..a - .L,,,, ,,,L., ,,,.. A. A.,
,os;6on of ,hs Exscn,ivs I'D -, -, 4. -
ndgment N be The no,ition of Con0rs.s IN rso.,J
sIl ,Sas. tsrhSI " si ESQ ~ teea'u
" .n'I ln1;Si :, no eoe"Su very nnPo'-
,a 80" ~ o.oO ~ -. Faa,,; " snS 20 tna'
ne ~ ~ -. "S -niI anu VI congress
~ ~, -. .ssIIeS . s ~ h"o~n' ula' INC
~ ~ ,ha se,ohsLI. go ~ :, III oP',,uon'
~ .S ~ ~ ny A"os ~he,e
III III So, m Ill -" eoi' VI 'le PrUo-
aO'e 80 s-Is''i.;.,. ", 20 10 0an can make
So'he en ~ i ~ W tno prospect oi peace or
.s, "-I, Sc 70 ''e eo'hnercii ana
o'T Tta $3.50, go s NJ T. r,,- n,
ne se -, ~: 'Io' 70" 'S,seyi lhr. LAYTON
nor now ~ ms seat reviewed Lne negotiations which
nav uAeI pa oJ1~eoh 'he Two governments
anu Ioe"Su, NC u"uo'oou nun, 70 MINK that our
own nau oe1n ~ .he wrong ne hearu TINS with
s IA .nn ooe 70, ~ very INHERENT coneii,
siou' nc nau sapp w. u'at our government mad
oeen reasohaIe anu ioroeans VI the asseruen oil
rs 's".o' nv a., " e'eIy a''o'npa a. negotiation,
SHOWN " t1ahe gear concessions oil
wrn We nDney oelieyed 70 DC our Just claims, To
-" gtI - sa'e ,o"s anu perPehng as
PIue' nr.si oeeu our P'oPosiuons for me
aJus'ns's y, ,is ana whai nave been
.n9 ms t VI n'ia. nave proposed 70 d.
~ Hol ",; VII, soans Prlvnges SCUM OF tnai
ns, soeenes @,u sometimes less, IN the
uineien. nesosiauons' Urea, nri@in mas offered,
suos'a',e - 'ne oounoia IlVer the ooun.
Say a"u - NJ noln o tnas river 10 herself
nas sn IT,, more IN part OF the
, ,s y,op ~ h Sae iolty .ninu, PeIniel 70
I,e 49, - 81. anu IoIo"lne
uass sue d ~ ~ .e anu eneiIe 70 me IA
s,r;3 nnr,h Of the Coinu P;a pO ,ho mas onsreu
t 80, III -, &c. VI uie ooa't, ine'ouIhs
'hn,',I.' 10. ana " Gie "uas OF ruea bu
Wh.n ~" ,h p a'a nao,;,, nus peeh 'ne ooum'
10 10, ..,a,moJ H. atro. - IL s our govern
men rene~eI ,.o oet vi .e iorty-hinth parallel
r. - ~ ~ Fai'5s oue NV mo'uoins
s,e 10 rs ~, 49, pr;,;sS was relec'ea the
;,,ty y IL Dn;a n.o''i sele, nhoutsuo
lnrhS a. ~ he oons,e.i Hn OF ms own govern
' ns nu us .e,L ~" III reecuhs IL Inc BRIT
ls ~" TI,;'.s ZIG. he n1Pea the government
LII; some o.ner prop
- H. D..
an - Ps;,;sh ;ne nusn soYethnsh les
'hn, t az, p,I haogeo lne nope
,ors 'ut s;s,en, I1h onel some pioposlon
,;ons 81 ,hs Rr,;.h aanonn Ss anu "e Just eHPeela
sa " 81 y; ..e n.a,.,;s e. .h wen, Sir, wna
W;.L Jus. ms VI ehe briush government
. ~, Prey far uae 70 .he whoie OF IL, as we
u,un we hd 49, ohe.ea w uIoe lne territory anc
ss "Is .' "u' LaIe !" point Oh extent, ana
p:.y W.; in5 "'a ~ saiue, consiuerlng the
,a,a " .%;. masei anu iavge.ioni ana ye
we a.. 'o t Ia. LIE IS aehclent IN "falr
M a,,I ,ans sno. ., 'ne usl expectations OF
t ps;,i nt.sn soseinen wen, wnat oner mas the
aa., ta IT,. ,'t ,s as an eVioence OF us iair
he,d ''as ono''u inc Columbia rver as Inc
$1,000, TThns an norm o! that river 70
. sHe'e Jse Iney P.oPoSe 70 take more than
esns ue3'se' ~ ''i'o,y, anu leave lof US abou
l1ui hnu nt W 1hey Jake two,thiTas' and
anoW US ohe,.hird. nut thls Is not ali they
wouiu have vaheouVers Island, valuable par
no eeiIy, anu 'hS SOUNDS, bays, and
suas, a,ounu -, niueeu, an the haroors ana navl.
gapie wa.eis norm OF the Columbia, and Is admit
g, .at Ite ie h1ne SCUM OF II so says CaPtan
wnhSs' WING mas mas surveyed the coast. we
.h noto no naroor, nor navlgaole waters ou'
VIC Go'o ; liso'. anu uhe BRUSH wouia nave an
eduh ep!oymeht oi Inc narpor at the mouth OF that