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

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% HssY ...r Go Oregon he con ,iictcl sst
80 Dr., Sec ',.f letter az out -. f,pIr 81
go. a.' .i l.c case tu..I hc luaI. e.
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CO.. n.H ,afu D. D.. or favor. ouah Go ne
r.. .,-r.S rsf Tie sfsi Iss'tJu ue 81.
So vt-''~' - htd ever hlI sctaa, AMI
rf.u4. accession at tho teuanry The san
W .s. ....s,ss,.Iu tn. isis. tpa tbtt oar ught
.u1,a .fe- D., Dfsa, BuaIu go tie tc-l1r.
...su a. A,'ut.. 1bc meat question VS..
- rthct .uf q ,,efrueh'. %, 50, at ~ h.f..
..f Ir ,rtu.s Yc tiii. p.,,rs.llu this be
ic.Iru. .tllus That 90 trcal Imam. ~ tue
t'ur.u11 oi 1873. Nc bal gputed simply
zoe usH' Go pass and repa.s manifested, for
purposes Of hurung. hsiung and the lndlan
u'd~ lie thought therefore could et.
Oregon =, Z, territorial government, without
violating the Convention, provided we did no,
pto.h.it Duusn subjects from passing aud re-
passing Tor these Purposes The question
'.acl.at.,c. valt wIs The best course go pur-
sue -~hethcr wo s,ou,d givr the notice OF
proceed go rtrtctse our ughts without giving
a. Ia l.,NiUw % wa, SIMPLY question ui
eipedfency, though he should vote Tor giving
the nouce lie felt that Great Britain could
Lid. 40 such ACTON no Jps' cause OF var.
itou.h hc Sol. rot pretend tu say war would
tot i'oN lie Lnugh, We were bound 10
u.lInt'in out rights there. auu ~ protect our
,JJEtuS q, aly and every hikifd. lie rep.
rescn'rI o." ncEuliI'IJu a. al an cad, aud
sc .utrl the NOT. Yn lhAl single man present
from tie VALLEY of ne Ml.-i>,ippl would be
IN li,utpl accepting the lineuf ~ as bpun.
Ctty, should lIehe offered la HE name Of
M. West bee so,cthnly protested against any
-4rhet e;Ipu, 10 bIy peace He saII he
htI rather cover the soil OF o,econ with The
,utuscs ui our Couultymtu, and vet II with
u,ctt Irc blood, tUln surtendet an inch Of It
- Gfrd Bflua, ami thereby seal the uluon-
81 tl,gtI.e He repealed the charge hruuph,
against tHi- county Of beng governed 10y
lost OF acquisition. ,ui fclctrrd to the RIgin-
90. .',u -of ,'nqpe,t wh.-b Gul, 3..au
l,tNcu. uHW carving lu'p elect.
| s..m,l Co " We'd thu, he time fr
d. .onri1n was past AMI TIM, the exposed
coninou Of on sea CO.'S, AMI cIlcu!,d from.
tier cIl,'d uppn Is 10 place the ultJDu IN
pps'rrr e l.f.nce tie wa, sjck Of this
talk about pracc, wh'n there was 10 peace
when all the elements q war were cath.
efI6g IN Threatening array TASK around
as. lut the worll seemed about to witness
a co!ils On e. u't,ous and Of G1ycrnmcn's
such - nst,r VT had marked ~ history.
and which would rcm1ul1 rs Entire cond.
ton. SIuly It was time Tor Us to Toxic nc.
TON IN view Of VIVA, might come aud a,
last 10 PIT ourselves IN state Of ptoplra.
ton FIR ono. hr desired not {, hear so
much nbou, p"ncc, when our FRS d1,y was
~ ptrIni- ~ VA.
lie referred to the history and progress
Of the IipJsoo's Bay Company which. while
the n'gpuluon MS pending, WAS planting
~, foot more Lmly aud lrlcmoylbly ON
'"urory that WIS orI lie exposed hi.
very ardent ctulhcallon at the speech uf
Mr hilm' AMI san that /, wouli nice. q
lll ant uuanlnoI' response from The groa,
W,.t whose prayer Mas tint they might b.
pcrua'l 81 plant our colors on The lI.,bost
shores OF the PaclG, tie cll,rl on gen
trmru 70 say, whether they wr,e 10 favor
Of brh'' ,d,us to pl,ch1sr peace from
Epg .nI lis own cry shu1!I always Je
- Millions for De! ,Icc- not cent for III.
tuto'
MrRheu ro.c IN reply & rrpeicd the attempt
10 brand all who would not 90 for giving th"
notice, as unial,htul to their party and 10 the
Union IL was opposed to tie no'Ice when
., Aas moved last session, and he was op.
pcs j to {, sui lie TOOK It for granted that
all ,hc olh,r "a asur,s concerning Oregon.
rDcom,ncni,d ty the President, would he
passed unanimously, aud that the only dsi-
ference would DO upon the proposition 10
give Ihs motto" Upon this pom, h. sad
And why should such notice bc given
Why, after the convention had continued
Ot every twenty years without nny body
suPposlug the honor Of the country 10 be
Compounded, auI ~ hen five Successive al
ulu.s.fa,lols hal presented ~ objections %
rs continuance III maintained that gen.
l,cmcn WhJ were "a tly-t q puHng an
cuI ton, unw were tUIn! 10 show why It
ought to be terminated Il would not DO
to d~clAlm sbOu. ,hc glory Ct the Great
West unI the oppr ss.oa aud The ropcry
%, Gu4: Bruin and a,. that Tins vas 4
question O. iu,ct,H What were veto gam
IS giving no,,e,l Tha,qn. sion was ans.
weird ia the Executive message and from
ina, message q, aqpcarod hat he lhmg to be-
"a'r.l'aa. l.r exclusive .usI.c'Ioa ofOr.
-.n pp iIuui. % de-. aud me r.,st
t'u' s.,u'i 10 ,A'ra TIA, 'he p4'r,.',ui OF
'vsty srru,mru MS tu be- measur,d B., Ais
rcalu'ss 90 .n'.H oatla, Iu.. O.c.4sr.
20 Ne insisted uu exclusive It,sl.c..u u7 TO
t4ii ircr,, OF latitude, i,ous no, 70 &c. .an.
posed thal grntlrmrn. when u CAM 60 ,l,
- .Iul WuulI i,|frr sbou, cdTTyIay out thor