Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-28


Tue PRoGRtss 90 the REPustIc.--1he fol-
loving passages from Nj Crittendens spcech on
the OREGON onestion in the Senate ,,e 40 c,n %
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IL Is iltle more than Two centuries since fee
be band very lew anl very feeble, landed on the
bleak shores oil an unknown land. Aud what do
we now oehold lhey nave spread their empire
across TINS broad continent, from sea 10 sea they
have overcome the wilderness aud filled ii with
eihes from lew hundreds Of people they have al.
ready multiplied TO twenty millions, and the child
IS porn VINO WIZ see mat number s"eled TO one
hnhareu miliions. ana an ms Is done by the
mere course oil Nature. no arr has been called IN
TO urge her own onward progress the country has
grown up with people, and as rapidly as the one
mulhpIes aud spreads, the other holds out he sup
pies, aud opens her rich resources. This is your
inheritance. How proud II ought to make us feel
why 50 impatient to get to-day, what, by the mere
loree OF circumstances, by destiny that cannot be
controlled ".'' De yours to morrow cannot we
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'"', ~ ''e ou'{ way py W"on OUT o""uiu progress
t. oe '''euga are we greatest
o,'H u '''s Nln,'"e"' us |on''nsn. Is ours ny
s'""e
,i"a'd'! ana eAniungy at all petty European en-
uea'o's 70 cheeN US oy es'ao'lshing whH 'hey de-
eo,'lnasc balance o' power. u pro'okes no
'ee''ug ~ my n'eAst nno" Is na'n'a hrah-
e' p'o'oNes my pf'ue' ms fepuuhc IS MOI seVen-
y years o'u ~ a ha,lon II mas nor yer attained 10
'ne oi an ''iu'luuai Justly ahd cor
'Ve"} spoNen ~ as an 'n'ans tepuono -'aho }el
We see +" eNo"'ns Tue WONDER ana .ne Jealousy ana
% ~, p'o'' ai,u Schemes Of ,ss Nhguoms OF
EuiOPe' ""s' Gun N'ey e"est "ha' can MONS.
nu'Nu "hs a'a"h Po"el OF oa'ance OF pow
g. %" '"s "es'e'n Comment accomplish ID stop
Pug ,ne na'en oil 'iis advancing people We arc
,his Gay "en'y millions oil people We shail soon
nS one hundred "',''on' "nere VIII ne hnd MS
balance 'of 'h's
wa. n'non a'nuseu 'ue o'hef Gay 10y teadhg
n'e'1o'''' " ,ne NOun, nc 'e'sennes addressed 70
'ne mug % france II accompanies a survey o.
Tue th'ed states, ahd lie memorial treats OF The
lue u1s', 'o' '',e po'c! o. we riench Oo'-
e'hme"' 'o"a'u US MS was "I"len s'My years
kegs Who iite IL the g0fges az Inc WESTERN NOUN
tains aud recommends the King to cultivate friend
ship and alliance as a " barrier against the people
OF the United States" mark thal-(mneh hugh
teri" lest the people Of the United States" says
the worthy Count, more ambitious than wise,
should attempt to cross The heights oil tue Aleeha-
ny Mounains and look as far The -uississiP-
pi dseD" (Rcnewed merrmen, through the cham
Der and galleries.)
/ To check the overweening daring OF an a'noi-
thus people, he recommends an alliance between
the Crown OF France aud the powerful nation OF the
Cherokees. Here Is Monsieur Guizots balance Of
power. In that day the Cherokee Indians were 10
be inc eoun'eIweigh N Tue reneh palanoe o. pow
or 10 keep US PACK rom peng so ua,ng aS 70 'ovN
even towards me Miss'ss'pp hsel. roo' Coui. us
Nergennes ne Gay Is coming "uer our poster
~ VIII look WIN Tue sane 'ee'hss ol ""n'e, az our
present anxiety ana g'eeaine's 70 &c, u'e wno,e o.
Oregon Just as II II wouiu mol oe ours "nhoui any
action OF our own No'h'ng can ".tnno,u rom u.
our natural destiny we cannot svoin u nu, oy 'n'
grossesi lolly ana "'oNeuhess. No'nl"s e'ss can
disappolnt our nope OF husus'e Tue uTs'gnS vi IVA
lure ana rfo'iuenee III our pe"a,'' ic' 'n'ngs
lone Take care OF your onion' 'nS' Is al you na''
10 look TO- Inc shauow o' your ne1 .'st's"''o y,
goes before you eVetl "nc,s %, '.'ns' 'l'e .'u'
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