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Catherine Beck
VIC

Alfred Lamar, Larkin
Lamar, Dacres Lamar,
William B. Lamar, Pat
sey Garrett, VIM. Garrett,
Benz amin Sutton, Matll-
ena Sutton, Henry KEEL
Iums, and Patsey his
wife, Arthur Conner &
Sally his wife, BARLEY
fharp and Dashey his
wife. Green Kellums &
Spencer Kellu ms heirs
Of Uriah Lamar.
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WALUABLE Real Estate for Sale.

v There will be offered for sale at the door oil
the Court House in Evansville, on Tuesday the
25th day of August, 1916, between the hours of
10 O'Clock A M. and O'Clock p NJ. the fol-
low ing real estate conveyed TO the State Bank
OF Indiana. for the benefit OF the Evansville
Branch Bank Of the same. -
|. The whole Of lot number thirty six 36,l
in the original plan of tho Town of Evansville,
with all the buildings and aPpurtsnances there
unto belonging.
2. The whole pilot number sixty eight 1851
in the original plan of the town of Evansville,
with all the buildings and sppurtenances there
unto belonging.
3. Eighty acres of land known and designa.
ted as the half of the south W est quarter of
section number ten I0,l in township number
seven Z, south of range number ten OF west,
in the District OF Lands for Sale at Ylncen-
q tract OF land containing 883 acres more
or less, lying on the Ohio river, about 30 miles
above It's mouth, in the county of McCracken &
State of Kentucky.
5. The remainder of the Lease of the we'll
known Warehouse in Evansville, upon the
bank Of the Ohio river. formerly occupied by
Thomas G. Thurston < Co. The lease expires
upon the Both day oil June, l847.
Terms of sale, cash.
By order of the Board of Directors.
july l6-3t. JOHN DOUGLASS, Cashier.
n UST received and for Sale by the sub
e. scriber, at the corner of Main and Water
street
1900 bbls Donnally's Kanawha Salt;
so bags Rio Coffee;
80 bbls. New Orleans Molasses;
25 do do Sugar;
All of which will be sold the lowest point
for cash. [may2l If M. w FOSTER.
"a Otice.-The partnership heretofore exist
IL ing between Joseph Ramsey and Gilbert
Ball was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having demands against sard part
nership will please present them for settlement
and all persons indebted will please come for
ward and make payment
GILBERT BALL.
Barsvile Ind July "a, 1866
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-23

AN Ordinance to amend an Ordinance of
the President and Trustees ofthe town
of Evansville, entitled San Ordinance
Concerning Nuisances, Passed Jam
uary3Oth, 1885," Passed July 18th.
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Sfafe of Indiana,

Vanderburgh County.
Vanderburgh circuit court, in vacation, July
I6th IQdR
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State ofEndiann.

Spencer County.
s.
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SDAA DOZ. Palm Leaf Hats just receiV-
@DVHSI ed and for sale low by
June Att. J.H. MAGHEE & co.
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This table shows the amount of pay
which enlisted Soldiers. according to
their respective grades, are entitled to
receive for their services.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-07-23

m lumber and SEhinglcs,--450 Thou
IS sand feet assorted pine boards. $50 thou'
sand shingles, in yard and for sale by
June II, SAMUEL ORR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
GOOc1I.AND COUNTY.

Al a meeting d portion Of Tie Democratic
Parry Of the County Ct Goocbiand held at the
Courthouse OF the said County, on Monday the
l6h DAY Of February lsiG-uron motion OF Gel
Peter Guerran', Col John -. Trevillian was
called TO The Chair, anu john NJ. For., appointed
Secretary.
Whereupon, on molten by Col. p Guerart,
n soired, That this meeting recommend TO
their Democratic brethren Of the several Coun-
ties composing the Senatorial District 10 appoint
delegates 10 hold CCrvenlioa a; the Tavern Of
Micajah Parrish in The County or Louisa, on
Friday,the 18Th March next, for The purpose Of
nominating candidate Tor The Senate o! Virgil.
MIA 10 be voted 10. al the ensuing election.
Rtsc'rtd, That delegates be appointed by the
Chairman 10 represent the Democrats Of This
County in said Convention. Whereupcn, The
Chairman appointed the following delegates, 10
vii: Peer Guerranl, Jackson Mills, MAJ. James
Poorc, Thomas Taylor, Martin James, George
Turner, Henry NJ. Holland, Thomas Ruhef-
focrd William Salmon, William Souihworth,
William ). Crouch, George Mayo, William Il.
Mathews, James w. JeBnug,, Charles Ford, o..
Robert G Parrish John Ford, John R. Sampson,
Richard Sampson, Thomas James, John T. A.
Thomas r. Hatcher, William l. Hunter, VIII
liam A. Dierick, William NJ. Anderson, DAME!
Carer and Carr Fleming.
Uron motion made and seconded,
Rtsolred, That the Chairman and Secretary be
added 10 the Isl OF delegates
Upon motion,
ResOlrcd, Tia, the proceedings Q! this meeting
be signed BY The Chairman and Secretary, and
forwarded 10 The Richmond Enquirer for pubca-
ton. J. NJ TREVILLIAN, C.'mn.
JouS NJ. Ford. Sem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1886.
cCNA.pC

The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate
message irom the President Of the United States
10 answer 10 resolution OF the Senate transmit
ting communication from he Secretary Of State
.eative 10 Mexican Indemnity.
Mr.. BREESE, in accordance with notice given
yesterday, introduced Join, resolution 10 restore
he care and control OF the mineral lands to the
Treasury Department.
On motion, i; vas ordered that when the Sc
-ale adjourns i, adjourn 10 meet on Monday next,
| Mr. JOHNSON Of Maryland FROM The Com
i4'ree on Claims, reported a bill 20 indemnify
amos Kendall for costs incurred by him, in The
sun asains, Stockton & Stokes Readtwice.
On motion ofMr ATCaISON, the prior onlers
the day were postponed for the puipos OF
lak'ng up the bill for The relief OF Dr. Elijah
White, who was robbed by the Pawnee Indians
On his way from Oregon TO The seat Of Govern
nent
Mt ATCHISON sustained The bill in a few
nei remarks, when on motion Of Mr.. MAN
uuh, the Oregon notice resolutions were again
'daen NJ, and
Mr.. DIX resumed his remarks from yes
sFday he followed up his examination Of
our illle, and placed the claims of England
~ most untavorable light. He said he
"ou'a vote ior The notice TO terminate what had
zen called the joint occupancy, but what was in
as, exclusive occupation by Grea, Britain. He
w nol believe that war would result, from the no.
aa.y Il Great Britain should 60 10 war on that
= ani, she would incur the dsapprobalion Of
1s aofld. be expressed his willingness to leave
Excitement OF this question with the Admins
zion, with The confident belief that II would do
sS.Iy thing 10 maintain the rights and The honor
/ q he Country N'' ''' ''O'0'
Mr.. BENTON euogized The able defence Of
0n' tile by the las, Speaker, and said i, was so
ear and conclusive thai no candid mind conld
;ai! 10 be convinced of the justice Of our claim
ne congratulated that Senator upon a speech
which was an honour 10 his Country and 10 him.
Si. Il would be superfuous now 10 say one
single word upon the subject Of title. Mr.. B.
,asn proceeded TO express his high appreciation
every measure which had been recommended
y me President, and while It was now the duty
Consre" 10 carry out measures which we
~ q RICH, 10 adop, and which would afford
ufeas Britain no just cause Of offence
-. ~ Benton expressed his decided approval
u. ne rejection Of the offer OF arbitration
~ Cordially agreed with the Presidents offer OF
W. - Sh parallel. He said it was calculated TO
i y, ,s The bad feelings 10 England occasioned
all ~e lone Of The Inaugural Address. Il had
VII. produced good effects al home; aud come
a', n'sh!, we had the satisfaction Of knowing
se were united people He though, The
''''s'A was right in rejecting the offer Of ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
slNns, sapsApapIIIA


1TiEn "a well d, body suffers from The ci!rc. % cLta-
WI n, os and rcercIs disric, Tile fi'atioDs oi the
skin extends the temper and Il the indication, OF Tho
disease disisnre TIE face know Of the repnlsve
appearance il presents adds 10 the discomfort aud APP
pearancr Of the utsr,r. Local applications VIII bs
found Of little in diseases Of the ssh, ana thsy
nav De- dangerous The eruption II driven In ny eva
por all ug lotions may inward inf 'mmation- me
oaly radical method OF is TO attack ihe hass me
complaint liz he Blood and 10 effect ms Object BANDS
sorsa parilla IL potent agent iotlose "ho nave W.T.
nesscd the almost incredible r-us produced by this pre-
pararion in cutahecus maisdes, not necessary IN
say avoid Those who have not. VIII nnd IN the form
Of testimony they cannot fousl, proof almost as Goa
viucirg MS ocular drmonstraton.
Por further plrcuafs and conclusive evidence OF It's
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets which may
be obt ned OF The Propctors and their agents gran'
II. pared AID sold wholesale and retail, and for eI-
po.tat,on BIZ a. n. SANDS CO.. Druggists aud Chem.
ISIS, Granite Buildings, No. - Broadway, corner OF
Chambers street, New York; sold also by DCyAL *
PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, Virginia
Price 81 per bc;:e. or Fix bottles for IS. Feb. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l9-EvENI&G SESSION.
The following Reports OF Committees were
agreed 10 by The House:
Reports from The Committee for Courts OF JUS.
lice-
Adverse 10 The petition II Il. D. Sanxay, ask
Ing the passage Of law authorizing him 10 fur
nish 10 The Slate new edition of Hennss Jus
tice;
Declaring il TO be inexpedieni 10 repeal the &C,
Courts OF Appeals and Circuit Superior Courts
Of Law and Chancery 10 perform certain duties
therein mentioned" passed Jan IL, 1897;
Declaring il inexpedent 10 give 10 the Circuit
Superior Courts Of Law and Chancery, on their
common law side, concurrent jurisdiction with
the County Courts in all civil suits
Report from The Committee on Finance ad-
verse 10 The petition OF Philip Rogers Of Alleeha.
ny county, praying 10 be refunded sum OF mo-
ney enormously and uniuslly paid into The Trea-
sury.
Report from The Join, Committee on The Public
Library declaring il inexpedient 10 reduce the
price OF The Virginia Reports.
Report from The Committee on Agriculture and
Manufactures, declaring il inexpedien, 10 amend
the existing law on The subject, SO as TO give ad-
dilional protection 10 sheep
Report from the Committee fpr Courts Of Jus
tice, adverse 10 the petition Of Charles Quarles,
asking The passage OF an act 10 authorize him 10
remove certain slaves from tie Stale OF Nilsson.
ri 10 Virginia.
Report from The Committee on Schools and
Colleges, agains, The expediency cIediling Zach
ariah Drummopd, treasurer OF The school com
missioners OF Amherst county, FOR ar over-pay-
ment.
Report from the Committee on Banks declar-
ing il inexpedie0t 10 amend The law il reference
Ia the exclusion from circulation or the small
notes o! other States
BILLS PASSED.
A bill 10 amend an ACT, entitled ian ect 10 10.
corporate The Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Company" passed April Sin, 1891.
A bill authorizing separate election a, the
house Of Leonard Brake in The Comfy Of Har-
dy; and changing Inc place OF holding separate
election in the County Of Prince William.
A bill fixing the bounds of Company 81 Ar
lillery attached 10 lie 90ih Regiment, and Tor
other purposes.
A bill 10 incorporate The Marinsburg Manu-
featuring Company, and for Other purposes.
a Hill concerning nbTose Hlcheson.
A bill! 10 incorporate the Madison Company o.
Richmond.
bill TO establish District Free Schools in The
Counties Of Lancaster, Wcs;morcland, Rich
mond. Prince William, Loudoun, Fairfax, aud
certain Other Counties therein mentioned.
bill for the relief Of the surelies 81 Jcrnan
Baker, was read a ,hr,l lime, ar The question
being on its passage, il aas opposed by MI.
BALDWIN, and supported BY Mcssrs. 3D.
COCK and STOVALL.
The ayes and noes were called for by Mr.
GOODWIN, and being taken the bill was passed
ayes SO, noes 80
On motion of Mr.. IiOBsoN, The House ad-
iourDed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
To the Editor, Of us Enquirer.
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD FROM RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG.

Messrs. Editors: 10 your paper Of the 3o.h De-
ceu1ber last, End communication from
"south Slider" upon The subject OF a Railroad,
running from Richmond, Southwest, and West.
Indeed, you have published recently several nc
tees OF the subject Of the internal improvement
of This Sate-,his renowned and veneraled, bul
much neglected Old Domin n-all showing IL
strong end convincing language, that The thing
nusl be done, that every consideration OF State
policy calls loudly for ii, no'c, wi,hou! delay
The time has actually arrived when The great
and mighty work OF harmonzins and uniting
the Eas, and the West, should Be undertaken.
The resources OF Virginia, lis conceded or all
hands, are vast, inaShauslib!e, and should be &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

EpID.y trpPrApY 0a-MCUNlSG SeSsI0S
A cnmmnnica,ion as rereived from i Sc.
,,. intnrminn he Hansp lbst The Seoaic had
nassei ,bs iii, cn,;.,ea nsn 80, cnncaTnim lane
Es;,.,o .ie w. n,;,b race a,nonsmen,s 'a"'
f's The smer ANNE ws,e eoncu-rel IN
rh ~ rsno,s af ,be Commune ~ C Conf,src.
rn in 1f ~ he ~o Honsrs ~ lake ;n,o consi.
Ipp1n.d " re ~" nronn..d " hy The senate
,hs III; iIe eor n" rrsa Of the Criminal Cod
- .nr u,n nv ~ and read los renorled in The S.,
49, va. or nrnoe ap ; roo
"' a ,p p WAS made by M. SOUTHALL
,ha, ,bs V unnss ae,rs 10 The said repo,l and i
WAS WAS ,s,srm,ned in tho Affirmative. The motion
was as = sustained hy Me>srs. soUTHALL,
SCOTT and TIINSTAI,L. and cpposed BY Mr.
DANIEL.
~ M ~ nav1r1 called ,,r he ave. ana noes
,rh;oh win. heen taken resulted as Eo!lows.
VIZ .as MESS Guide ISpeakcr) sou,ball
. nnsSE Rald,sin n,assie BurweH aIicbeIl'
Day. pa.t rhnmnsnn ' If Bo,eionr Miller Bocock'
BoaS, r nI.p Eor y nicsinson Of carolins Ia,
FLOOD ioer co n,hson "" cer,o ~ sno', Wi
ey, o'oaI p.,,,s,om s S,or.u o. a,cpas'
Carson, r 1an,nsr ps,,ct GRESHAM Gosre
Wool.on, 1' trM" Gordon M;chacl IT, kim
McInyre' w. w. u.rne5 Olive Fieinoon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

lutte OF The Committee being under consideration,
long debate arose, in which Messrs. Wilcher,
Caperlon and Slanard took part. The bill passed
with amendments, authorizing less severe punish
ment for arson than death, in certain cases, and
Tor confinement in The penitentiary for term net
less than len years.
On motion Of MIR. McMULLEN,
The Senate adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

Isors,r.-An unfortunate white woman named
Elizabeth Lawrence, was yesterday found dead,
al G, o'clock, 10 The rear Of dwelling near Lud-
I,m's Warehouse, on The Basin. IN in4ncs,
was held during The morning, before Coroner Ro-
Der, T. Wicker, and The verde. OF the jury vas,
,ha, .sshe came 10 erdeath by in!emPerance and
exposure 10 he s;oroi On the night OF the 18Th
inslar!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

twill be seen that The Two Houses have, IL an
amendmcn, 10 An ac., extended toe Starvation
Law" or rs DAYS to 90 days, 10 90 INTO effect as
SION after The passage Of the act as may be con
sislen, with the Stale Constitution.
The Senate yesterday passed The Tax Bill,
having amended i, as ii ane from The House, SO
as 10 FIX The taxes as laid in the BIZ, of last session.
The House reduced the taxes 10 len per cent. The
Senate have restored them TO their rates Of las,
ve.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
NOTICE.

A Ii. Bonds, Bills, Acceptances, or other IN
n s;rumenis Of Writing, iorthe firm o. George
w. Gillian & Co. must be signed by myself, or
they will not be valid from ami after this date, IS
no other party OF the firm is authorized lodo 50 by
written contract
Feb. ll-cw4w GEO. w. GILLIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

We (the Junior Ediic;) returned 10 this city on
THURSDAY night. We have seen letter address
Cd by ]. II. Pleasanis 10 Chas. Maurice Smith,
Esn., dated at Philadelphia Feb. A. and publish
I'd Feb. iG;h, in answer 70 an. aricle which ar-
1eared n Inc Enquiries. on me 2lth ofJanuary.-
This letter affords strong corrobora'ive evidence
OF our opinion expressed, in orr article olihe 21'h
ui: ind, from J. n. Peasants communicable,
eyidcnIy understood By him 10 The ex"n, We in
,cnted-namcly, that facts within our knowledge
proved him 10 be a coward.
He appeals 10 The "confnes OF age and depend
AMI children" as an excuse. Let i be-we shall
rot disturb hin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
FRIDAY, FrpauARY 2GTu, 1916.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2CTu, 1916.
SENATE
The various bills sent BY The House were re-
ieIred.
An act concerning trials in criminal cases,
was reported by Mr.. THOMPSON Of Amherst,
from The Commute on Courts Of Justice.
Alter some explanatory remarks from Messrs.
WALLACE, CRAWFORD and McMUL.
LEN, il was laid on The table
On motion Of MIR. COX, the bill concerning
Powel's Creek was taken up
Messrs. THOMPSON Of Amherst, and
THOMPSON of Kanawha, opposed, ard MessIs.
SPARK and COX supported lie bill, which was
rejscled-ayes 10, noes Is.
Mr.. SCOTT Of Fauquier, brought message
from the House, informing the Senate thai they
had agreed 10 the Sena,e's amendments 10 he
bill providing for The revision Of The Civil Code
with amendments, which were agreed 10 By The
senate.
TAX BILL
On motion Of MIR. DENNIS, The lax bill vas
taken up.
Mr.. VOOLFOLK moved reconsideration
Of the vote adopting he amendmen! Of he Com
miiee few days since, which was decided in
The negalive-ayeS 10, noes Is
The vote was then taken upon The remainder
Of the Cummiliees amendments, and they were
all adopted. Other amendments were also
adopted.
MIR VOOLFOLK moved 10 amend The bill
as 10 pledge the surplus in The Treasury al The
end Of each hsra year after paying the interest
or The public debt and the ordinary expenses al
The Government, 70 the raymen; o he Ieteena.
hle Stale debt, ard flr The completion o. cx,en-
SIGN OF works in which he State is Interested, or
Ter lhc construction OF works already directed hy
tlie Legislature 10 be made
The proposition was rejected. The question
being then on The third reading Of The bill,
Mr. WITCHER spoke in opposition 10 it,
stating that he should vote against he tax bill,
for reasons which he gave.
MIR MOORE replied 10 Mr.. WITCIER-
other remarks were made By Messrs. Newman
and Voolfolk, against he bill The question
was then taken and decided in the affirmative, as
follows:
AYss-alessrs Sutton, Thompson cf nher..,
Moore, Crawford, Wiley Bonduian,, Gal!aher
Piper, Caperlcn, Sianard, McMullen, Gueiran,,
Rogers, McCauley, and Thompson Of ks.
NoEs-Messrs. Scott Speaker, Cox, Woods,
Wallace, Spark, Baptist, Garrett, Voolfolk, Dem
mis-, Wilcher, Smith, and Taylor-l2.
The bill was then passed
On motion OF Mr. COX, the Senate adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

n Gen. Crnmp was detained from his seat IL
he Sera.e during tie yoe on the tax bill, by in
disposition. Mr.. Sloan IS moi yet IN his seat
bu. is recovering, and expects 10 resume Ms aa-
t!es In day OF swo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

To show the wonderful enterprise Of The North
etn press, VIC would refer 10 statement 10 The
v. y. Tribune, thai il pays nc less than IL ,ouo
for he single Trip Of The steamer On the Bay oil
Fundv which is 10 convey the express with the
Cambria's news. |! isjoined in The enterprise y
The ~ Y Sun, Journal OF Commerce. and Phi
tephia North American. The plan is TO start
horse-express from Halifax, across Nova SEQ
Tia 10 Inc Bay Of Fundy, then 10 take swill
steamer 10 Portant-,hence locomotive to B,s-
,on-and from Boston by steam and horse power
TO New York. They expect to publish The news
in New York 10 or 20 hours before The steamer
arrives il Boston. But The late Snow maY deiain
them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
LAND ADJACENT TO RICHMOND FOR
SALE

r STILL wish 10 sell my farm, situated within
| mile and half of his city; also will tim
here, 10, OF 80 acres, less than half mile distant
from the same. Tie farm contains aboo, one
bundled nd Ten acres OF highly improved and pro
duc,iye land admirably adapted 10 marke; gar
dea, or dairy farm. A. ROblNSONi Ja.
Ian. 22-cl0t&Gs;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
GEO. W. ATKINSON,
Go m IN ssiOn erch a N t
fsUCcEssOR OF ELLIS 4 ATKTNSON,)

oNa-Frort Building, Saoekoe Horc-House,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
X w. A. will give srIc, and personal attention 10
II. :he lie OF Tobacco, Wheat and Flour, and most
respectfully socits the patronage OF his country lcn's
AMI the public generally.
I'm c-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

sf CoaRxcrloN.-In The speech Of Mr.. Ed
munds ia stating the total revenue taxes Of the
State, nm error occurs. They arc stated al $780,.
GOT; he sum should lie S60e907.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

The Mobile Advertiser is rs strong Wing pa
per as any in The Union. Will no. is compeers
come down upon Tie Editor in alltheir wrath, fcr
having the ndiscrelion 10 express hi, opinions in
favor OF Cur title 70 he whole OF Oregon2 He
has committed an objectionable sin in their eyes,
for "going he whole" and Tor paying ne follow
ing high compliment TO Mr.. Bucbsnaa Coming
ftoma Wing paper 10 the extreme suaih, Inc tee
limonial ought 10 be appreciated:
"Whe we arc as strongly opposed 10 var az
Judge Darean, snd as anxious for settlement OF
The difficulty in spiri, of compromise and con-
cession, as any Of the peccc ofa:nrs, We are still
forced 10 Inc conclusion, from very fill ard can.
did inve .iga'ion IL he snhjeci, hG our title 70 the
',edols cf Oregon IS 'u5qns,tonab'e.' We do
-, see how it is possible for any unprejn:iced
mini alter reading the corresponds nee between
The British Minister and Tie American Secretary
oil Stale, 70 come 10 any other conclusion, Than
that England has NJ raiid h,is 20 the territory ia
dispute Her Minister, with all bis airoiiness
and acknowledged ability, failed 10 make ou'
even plausible case for his Government, or We
are no Judge OF the fnrce Of iauguage. It. there
fore, seems strange 10 rs, rs we before remarked
10 see the BHtist claim strongly urged, ard ;hc
BRITISH lille strenuously defended on the anor Of
tie american Congress"