Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-07
THE OREGON NEGOTIATION.
Correspondence of the PhHa North Ameriean.
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At length am enabled 10 Communicate some inteTi-
genee, "hioh It have not greatly miscuucrivcd public
opinion, will be acceptable Your readers and 10 the
country large. am Thoroughly convinced the fuunda
ton OF compromise OF the existing difficulties Great
Britain, has been land. and believe the Of Treaty
will be perfected within sixty DAYS Now for facts
| arm p rmittud - present e. the public
On Wednesday last Mr. Calhoun had long and serious
interview 81 sovc al hours with the President relation
the Oregon question. The immediate purpose the visit
ascertain the disp Executive to~ ards
propas nu. which consultation on both sides Of the
Chamber. he iot inclined submit either in open or Sc.
cfeisr>son OF Senate. ht BE- esteemed prudent
lt - c,ntCm lated To advise the President
Il ucns the basis the 18th para c concedng the ma
'Igailun OF the Columbia eu of which Great Britain
was To render certain equivslcn's, e hch
med MI Can'un presented the shJ-Ct IN Its ect>,
suggesting that It cJud be expected Great Brit in
IN the pessut pasture "t alta - could rdvance anu er
uc The cousccu I've ,ccctious o. arb tra co. and
animated cand div. At he neEoustpr on the
other : de he would The rr i IT ted that IN
cuuseguC from Nr. V Lane, he had ven
'hr most devoted St'en to 'Le ubeo III, hope
tNll- NJ some determination which ~uGd acceptl-
lc ana bring the CT tfovcr aVca1ic term nation.
That All rret ciug Upon ae OF Nr. Mel ne anu
eonsu ting with port of the Cabinet lie had deemed
best noi 90 request the pinior nate under
sent circumstances, aud iucn'd hope. sug-
gcston ncd hy him, would better facilitate tie
important object by 4 neg citation hrou gh the
LNet utve OtpaTtm During the day. Other Srna-
io's were taken nto consultation st o'clock that
evening CaDnct Council convened. Wh ch IT
determined - submit Or G. Britain, upon the
oas 81" the ~ Gege with OF conditions VIII ch
am not at present spprsed. par beth
e. t- proposal has tend rel yet Mr. T ken
ham, but have conclusive believing ti-
no" on tie Road TO Boston, 60 by the Cambria on
Sunday
Tas actv has been hs sieuod by the dispatches Of
NJ hcLane, who represented IN very strong terms the feel
ING w1eh lad been rNH oei by the Ia OF Aberdeen nj
the IntsIgeHc OF The rejection OF the IN proposal OF ab.
Esuou, Nuca H. oTugd y.u sevtrl. DAYS * had beer
received Hy tire dirsry the selling ~ the earn,r
VIZ Meta zi>n U'Hield,d Pres cent 20 transfer
the negotiations . Iona hoping hy familiarity wit.
the sentiments ana g. s'rian , the Bari OF abe ride n t.
he aoci e, seu.cut more read ami ith more
sa's'act IN JutI pa TIES
I-'- NOT n- ny ,rwe- 70 STATE specifically whether
"a" te>i-tnt hls consented Prr~en hs Orr m London
"r Co VI taS- lLsm bat iTies ir1.I suggestions which
rave tse mace Hs vel a. from my own REASONING
'ha' ~ c-.''1 20. R-clHa1R the negotiations will be
continue 20 Wa-ltrat 10.
tc'mc :om from bet source, that qr entire con-
Eleice s now realized ~ tine Gabl II = lett ~
Mt calhoun aud other Seuaurs, who hlyc hnd nee acce.s
30 tue movement that Ire difficulty will be adjusted mme.
"iaey AMI alcaby By noting the date ths letter you
vi" be able u discover hen the official pOndence
cITu'ged how near your information 10 Truth and
time
A. stated On former occasion. ruitera- n the plain
est aud most positive language now, Mir Pakeuham
40 instructions from his Government authorizing nm u
make any new proposition. This statement will not be
saInsdytd under any authority from the British Minister
VINO ought u know something ut his own affairs. IL j.
extremely unfortunate that the Presidents original offer of
the l9l parallel was not sent 10 Eng.and had been
the whole question would have been settled by the opening
'i COngiess a. | will show Inmy next letter.