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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
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Gtn 9teuer Strbr in 9tllentaun.
tluterSeiGneter seiot bcm pubIifum an oaB
er ioeben einen neucn Stchr in SlIIcutaun,
nno Sfpar AM iibwriflid)en @ete Der Somil'
tcn uue 48iaian Straeen uno oerabe 9c9ens
Uber Sd8crs @ifenftcbr erofnet bat.
Gr hatifoeben ieih pradtpcacs enforcement
attlffr Rnaren ausqepadt, uno III nun berct
eInrffenbe iiah Bnmid, su bcbienen. Gin
jeber Der fphnfd,t ipohlfrilcr nls ionitrpo ,u
fdufen, ipirb rbuc 9uifehen bel ibm anrufen.
Ca fonnt cShr nidlt mir aftcn NIT ben mchl'
feilifen @iiiter rerieben perbcn, icnbcru sus
1leid, aud, NIT ben olIer fdSniieu uub aller
trlfen. Srin Stcd belebt aus aQen 9c'
tpinfd,teH
Grmmer.@fiter, afs eawns, Balsarins, 9,rins
teo Mcuslin, einem 9rpscn enforcement
Gattune, CONNER @aeimere, Streps, aIs
LED nndl ben neueiten Wcben, unb peldes
nlIeS or ln9aublid biIli9 uerfaufcm miro.
@beufals, bat er alle 9irten @rosereien,
QHiensmaaren II. f. NJ. erbaltrn, pcrauf
or tefcnecrs bic Snfnerfiamfcit bcs pubs
Iiflms 81 sieben ipilnidt. .
sine slrten 9anbes prcbufte ipcrben fir
Waarcn aH9encmntrn une Der bod)te Warft'
preis eafllr erlaubt.
@r bittet nm 9enei9ten 3uiprud, tpeId,cS
int,ner banftar bon ibm crinnert werben miro.
q. s.. 3eber.
9fGentanu, Wai 6, nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
s5ranpretb's 9otQcn.

~ NNfFTfFFT - r NSFNSf' sa-
Sen @erfdllcter Slpor gefcnmelt.
Tao NubIifum tpire bicrSurd, 9Iufmcrflam
9cniadt, eo6 feline 8ranorctb Villcu dd,t iinS,
trcnn iIe nidlt Qdbtls Ccine alf Gem ptern
@nbe Der Sdadltel, eins auf bcr Scite nno
eins auf Dem untern GnSe) hdbcn !; jeres
crrfeltcu enttdlt Gin @lrituis lriner 9ias
mcnsunteridrift, rdnliidb auf fciGcnee qRci'
ie 9. &lanorcib, M. .. - Cicle QdbelS
fuo auf StGht, ichr feiu uno fdI6n, enQros
Dirt, uno fcffcien $4,000 &bater. - 1aher
miro man erfebcn, hos baS @insiac mas man
nGthi0 bat eiefe Weoi;in ddt su crhaiten it,
oae man Die edbels aeuau uuterIudlt.
8cr9eBt nidlt 9cnau apf bic 9dbrls ad)t gu
babcn. aa"H.. ~.
Certificate bon 9l9cntiboften,
fir cen @crfouf BON 8ranorrlh'6 Gc9etabli
fdheu llipcrial pIieu in 2sdia @aunfD.
Gjutb, Rube uno 2)cuna, 9lQcntaun,
Gicrharo uuS &rauie, @ocpersbure,
o. YooSer, 2rcricrStaun.
9fortbampton &0nntV.
@atthep SrauIt, SctbIcbem,
Sohn SeiteL Iasorcth,
8. .. Sornc6, Bath, ..
Ism. s.. Soerfn9, gafirn.
@ecbadltrt ons ic9Iidcr 9lgrrt cin rin0rar
otrtes Serttftcot bon 2Iqentfdlaft bat, cnthaI:
tcno pine gcrtetun9 bon Or. Sranoretb's
Rauufoftur gu cling Sin9, unc morduf aud,
Gin oculIi6,P6 Scpie bon Den neneu 2abei6
ipcId,c 9e9cnipdrtia auf Sranbrrtb's pttteus
SdladtcIn gebraud,t percen, 81 ichen ia.
philadelphia Office, Sic. 8, StOrS Sfe:s..
SraGe.
y, Sranbrcth Sc. Dr.
5uIi ,, 1915. rqt5
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Gin neuer Q8mtD
III Galfcn, Yennlp(panten.
@oloenen Sd)lran'S,
uHO SStlpelr0.

wclhcS frlher inne 9cbal'
ten fpuroe ben Jonathdn
:,Tclb, in Ger 9iortbamptcu
IStrase, bcncbrt. - Oa6
lSaus it ais Elm 9crdumi9es
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
6o,aslltf nala0 febet |!
Gin rei6es nno portreffltheS 9t6ortes
inent bon Sau6uhren, Safubren


Gin rei6es nno portreffli6es 9t6ortes
ment bon Sau6uhren Safubren
uno SSelpelrp.
Der iluterpihnete wcllie ebrcrbieti9(f eas
vublifum benadridbtioen, baB er Iccben bon
0ieuDcrf iuriid9efetrt III, uno bae er nuu an
leinem alfen Stano, auf Der u6roliden Scite
Der Soamiltou Strase, ,tpilfen 9. Sarber'S
unb preB, Sdgsr unb @cnlp's S>drtelpaarcn
Stcbrs, cineS Der fd,6nifen uno bcif aus9e'
ndbIten 9lGertenents ubrer, Sadubren uno
Seipelrp ,um 8srfauf anbiettt, neldeS je
Dem bieGeen publifum an9eboten wuroe, unb
stpar an berab9eleBten preiien. - Tclgeube
9lrtifeI bilbcn eincn Ibeil leines Stcd5.
M Sortreffli0e 9ci>
" 1TNSsS bene 0ieperS, (9ans'
SssNs ( tdDSS@ li6 Sulpellirt } 0es
&Ssss s,sSzglE pieneS, fbiflib fit
91oie6 llnO Soerren, iilberne Gtepers,
kgn9lifcbe, Suartier uno 9epiene5
BON allen @r6Ben unb Wtuifern,
Gin 9rp6eS Enforcement Sau6s
llbren s Sag 80 Stnncen
r unO 9llQriH, ODll elHer 2lllS
5ahl gang neller Wfnfts
ern gang bt llt9.3u
perfallfetls -
g. 3 G It T O II 8:
ein alI9emeiues 9t0ortement iilterner
06fel, llbrfetten, S6llihel, St6ers
beitS>Setten Srltifnaoeln, udo SStnz
gerrin9e, aQe6 na6 Den nelteifen
Wtuifern uno Wooen. @lei6falls,
Srillen bon alen Senennln9eil =
at allen Dreiien, mo fbtflt6 fir
a jebe6 9tlter.
@r ,poatc i'm geicntern nlIe wcldlc etipos
III feinem Sad, al faufen wilnid,en, einlaecn
anSurufen ; inbrm er oeriIhert it, eaB llc
nidt feblen fonnen fld, su bsfrieoi9cn, uno
oas or ibnen CUTE bargains 9cben fam.
9lGe 9Irten 9icparaturcn weroen auf bic be-
flc WriIc pericr9t-uno fir beueu @llte ipire
fur olIe gIrtifel gut 9cifaneen.
Danfbar fir bieSupor erhaltene llntcritilB'
un9 cinrs liberalen publifums, bittct or Inn
cine Sortbausr ibrer Suublhaft unc lluter'
ittlenn9.
@eo,9c Stctn.
9lprtl Is, nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Drucfer 2(rbett.

= gIlle sIrten Cruders9lrbeit fpirb in biefebv
rrn6ercisu ben alerniebri9iten 9Drriferk Hlisse
auf Die filr;cfle sInieias perridnt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24

S6mieos9lmbbBc, S6raub(fDfe pcn
benfieoeneu 9rDBen, Sobl 9Saa:
ren bon allen Sprten, Seiicl uuo
Wtetall Sodfen, Dfannen,
ScreenS, II. {. 10.
@Icid,f n s-@in fehr fh6ncs Sl1cr.
teinem Spie9cl bon alien @rSsen, nit ooIbe.
men nno moba9cnp Srdms !; elm wchlfcilcs
uno mcbi9es enforcement Senifer,8linos &c
Gbrnfaas, Gin otIsemcines Enforcement
9lmertfanil6es> unb Gn9lis
l6es Star9en=@tleL ..
9fcif, unb 8anb,@iIrn bon allen genennuns
gen /; 9fusiifes unb 9ImerifaniIbes Sdects
@ifen 8leh III 8cren, II. (. ~.
r.-@aft,, Sdears unb 8liltrrs
Stabl, Staht fir Spriu9s 1GO Iied,cn
SadseI, 8rabs uno Spcits bon alien Sprtcn !;
$50 8cren Senfters@las BON alien @r6sen /;
100 5dsd,en renes 8leiipeie unc 8arniIde6
nnoo aneere Sorten Sarbe, bic 9enSbnlid
Dfrldngt iperoelt, sulammen nit eiuer 8ers
fhieeenbeit anberer 9lrtfef, ;u unifdnbIih
ansnfilbrcn, weldes sl(lcs Te brim 9rcBen
Hno &lrnen an ben aaertiIli9ffen prcileu ob,
feben ipercen.
Sie tcffen ourd, plnftlid,e &ufmertlnns
felt IN ibrem @efd,dft, bic Srruuee bes Gtabs
lifcments ale Runbcn su erbalten, uno bic
@unft bes pub!tfnms i'm sIG9emeinsn su pers
bienen.
~" glltcS @tien ipirb i'm 2lustanfd, fir
Maarcn an9enpnmen.
Smen Sd9er,
Sclepb Sd9er, jun.
Waoi 6. " rqbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
sIlbcrt q. 9fcB.
Qn Or. 8. Swapnt, 9lcrrirtt Gte eer1
Sten unp STAGE Str06r, pbilartlrDia 5

8ten unp 9taes Str0Br, pbilarrlrbiM 5
2Sarnun9 g. 0as lutlitum lrltc lib biittn
rcr rem rictcn "S'oIldms" urr "l)iirturcn" rrn
22ilhtirI6cn, ric IN alien Sbcitn res Sautts tuts
itanrcn rrr9etlb pcn Qerjten ;uterctet melhe litb
Icecd ole ais tallh crwcilen, nrnn man i'll een Stdo
ten mo Ir brrtrmmrn MIR etmas nactfrdgt Nilc Ger:
titttatc nm Nn9aten III 9etrrf rru Or. @mapnr's
;uidmmcnstlcgttu Qpirtirl6en prup linn tfrcnse
mobr," UNI Ger Gi5cnbimer cmrfinat eicltltrn tag.
lid ron prrirnrn, rir rurh rirs tsrIbmtr Nlittcl
9ebeilt wcrren. Scr trfrrun9Ilht unr allrin eette
NrttrI 1T MIR III tetcmmen lei Or. Swapne. 9lrrr.
welt Gdt rrr Strn uno 9tate Sra6e, lDilaretrbid.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26
For. rae wHIc.

llr. ]. a. SteDens:
Sir, You viii undoubtedly confer favor
on many Of your readers By again publish.
ing TIE Section Of The ale aet3of the Legiss
Ia,ure upon tie subject Of the married
Womtn's Lar. The 7th Section Of said
act requires that within SIX months from its
passage, seperate schedule of her seperate
estate shall Be made out and recorded ~
the Office of the Clerk of the Probate
The general insctisisy 81 the citizens iii
having this matter attended tos aulhorises
the belief that, lhe provisions Of the law
ale either unknown Of misunderstood, and
much future litigation may be saved 81
prompt action, a. there are now but few
remaining weeks Of the time within which
its provisions must be complied with.
SEcr1oN SHEET AcTs, pAeE I54.
BE & further enacted, That schedule
of the sal and personal estate of any mar
ried woman now own ed operated Y from hel
husband, under lhe provisions Of this act
shall Be recorded II The Clerks Office 81
the Probate Coult Of the county in which
such property is Situated. within six months
after the passage of this act, and a similar
schedule shall from tine 70 Time be record.
ed wilhinsthte months after the acquisition
of any property, real OF personal, BY any
such married woman; and for making such
Record the Clerk Of Probate shall receive
The same fees they are entitled to for record,
ling Deeds"
Approved, February %, 1916.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26

CALIFORNIA New York Journal Of
Commerce contains a letter from California,
from which we take the subloined account:
"Ihe climate of this country contains ev-
cry grade In Monterey the year round the
thermometer is from % to IS degrees; but
little difference between June or Jannr.,
From October TO March, is the rainy season.
With rare exceptions, from April, 10 October,
it never rains ia California; tie Young vines
yards have 10 be irrigated. When Eve or
six years old, they do no, need the trouble,
The wheat fields are never irrigated. and of>
len produce go fold; 10 field has been taken
from a field, vet the seed is planted in a
sloveniy manner, and the harvest badly got
n. Apples, pears, and peaches REQUIRE
hardly any. care; and what lille they receive
is but from few. There are many orange
trees in good condition. Perhaps any seed
Of rUitsknown in this latitude can be here
brought forth with less. labor than elsewhere
yet wheat is from 81 to 50 per English
bushel, corn, 81, beans 50, barley 81. peas
50, potatoes So per 100 pounds, onions SO
ditto. Oak wood, cut from vacant land, the
carting being only mile, So per cord. The
NDt:lGy NtOAn0 A4oulCiCy Is tull OF LlluOeTf
trees without number, 10 feet in diameter,
$50 feet long. The writer has often, when
on. horseback. been unable to see his COM
paniOn 90 feet from him. large tree lying
between them. There are actually some
is feet through and 100 feet long; yet. with
this abundance of timber, window sashes
doors, wheel>barrows, and cart. wheels, even
axeshapdles and boards, are brought from
New England. While raw bullockis hide
is worth but 50, half-tanned one will brino
So. When at some years, in parts of the
country, wheat may be worth but a tribe. a
hundred leagues distant, United States -four
may be. selling at$l4 per barrel. Two suf.
6cient reasons are always before as. for this
unnatural state of things in a beautiful
country FIRST, the little desire the inhabitants.
as class, have for labor; second, the con-
tinual revolutions taking place through the
whole country"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26

For three week have the Volunteers. res
quired from this st been rendezgoused
al Vicksburg, and set ID % our latest news
from there, no officer y Che United States
had arrived with supplies 81 equipments Tor
volunteers incemP, muster them into serS
vice and embark them fOr the Rio Grande.
And Why are'these things LEFT ID such COM
fuslonl WIN has The War Department not
taken the proper steps 10 avoid IN Similar
complaints q want of provision, equipments,
&c, reach us from a IquaTters where yoIun.
teers have been assembled.-Th War De-
Parsmept has been content With calling for
Volunteers, relying upon the States and in.
dividuals 70 provide FOR the men who might
assemble under the call.
The Jaw, BY which these VOlunteerswere
raised, authorizes TIE President Of the Unis
ted States 70 calf and accept the service
Of $4,000 Volunteers for the United States
service. This act imposes no duties upon
the Governor nor any other officer Of a
State, nor exacts any service. But the
President, through the Secretary Of War,
invokes the aid Of the Governors Of the
States in this matter, and they promptly
stepped forward and called for Volunteers
into .he,seTyiee q the United statates, and
the VOLUNTEERS as promptly come, and there
is no officer of the GoEernment 70 inspect
or muster theminto service. The Governor,
as in such case the Secretary d War e.
quests him to do, designalss officer 70 nus,
ter the troops. This IS done; The pen a
then turned into camp a Tie rendezyous VI
dictated by the Secretary. UP 70 his tirns
not dollar is furnished to the Governor O
this Stata, or any other thai we have hears
of, by the War Department, Of the @l0, 600,
900 appropriated for the express purpose 9
raising and equiPping these men. Ihe me-
are now. IN camp, but there are no cam
equipage or provisions, and the GoyeFno
has to raise means for their supports bya
resort to Individual loans, on bis own Ees
possibility This cannot be right there
is culpable negligence BY the Secretary .
War.
Since the above was in type we uRder
stand that an officer Of the government ha
arrived at Vicksburg with the necessafl
means to supply the Volunteers With camI
equipaRe, subsistence, &c.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26
The 6teamer Ne Ieof

By reference to our advertising columns,
it will be seen that this splendid and fast
running boat will leave this place On Fuss.
DAY next for Louisville. Persons Wishi log
10 60 to Louisville have now dne opportu-
nity to do so. The METEOR i one Of the
best boats now running, and q tocOmfort
and neatness she cannot be surpassed, and
Captain LINN is most perfect gentleman,
pleasant and accommodating His officers
also are careful and accommodating men. g
To those Of our readers who intend going
70 thepPPer country we Gay take ths ieieor
DEArH or an EDIToR By the
ST. Louis papers, he death Of sHADRAcH
PENN, the Edito S shs Missouri Reporter
and fOr many years lhs Editor Of she Louis
vile AdVeriisef
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26
Fourth o. july,

This ster.menotable aud 20 6us day
a day. that gSre birth u The reasest nation
on saglha day upon which all Che civil
and socal Liberties which We now ENJOY
were q0athei 70 us, IS now dlawing nssr
and as yet no aatlon has. been aiken 81 our
citizens for iis proper celebration, We
hope that some steps viii Immediately taken
10 celebrate the DAY flh some public de-
nonstraticl Of 10y at Dc return.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26


FuLFILMENT OF PRoPHECY When the
annexation Of Texas was first proposed,
HENRY CLAY uttered the following prophet
ic warning;
"Under these circumstance if the Gov
eminent Of the United States were TO. acs
=q1lfe Texas,it would acquire along with ii
all the membranes which Texas is under,
aud among them the actual or suspended
war between Mexico and Texas. OF that
there cannot be doubt. AM
|NEXApiON.AND WAR WITH MEXICO
a q IDENTICAL. Now for one, / .cer-
tainIy am not willing to. involve this country
ina fofien war for The ohjectof acquiring
Te1ass regard all wars. as great
calatHities, 10 be avoided if possible, and
honorable peace as tie. wisest and truesI
policy d tbs comfy. p
How lEnty 10 the letter has this prophecy
been fulfilled! And ret when II wal. put forth
not only bg Nh Gay himself, but all who
endOfsedthe sentiments to Which he gave
uttefa Is we're accused Of rank heresY, anti,
AIneficanisnl, want Of patriotism, and par.
iisan olly. They were .clamored down and
voted down BY denagogues and men blinded
lena eognes; the Texas party triumphed
exas was annexed, and 10! we are al wal
will exec The prophecyis fulfilled; and
1.-The gvo most powerful Republics in The
world are shooting each others citizens Il
settle fhequestion Enumeration.
AbGnny American Citizen.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26

OREeoN. Some Of the Washington let.
tel writer's state that the Senate has voted,
there being only seven negative votes, to
advise The President 20 accept Mr.. Paken.
hams proposition. whatever It may Be, Iol
The settlement Of the Oregon question.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26

The aggregate Of the crews Of these yes
sells is foil one third of our whole naval
force, as restricted by law to 1900 seamen,
Dc, and il is obvious that eleven vessels is
force quite inadequate for the service of
the Gulf under existing exigencies.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26

Hon. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-W We see BY The
vicksburg papers, that this gentlemen has
been elected Colonel Of the Regiment Of
Volunteers from this State, nov rendezvous.
ed at Vickaburg.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26

cal es ~
can War
aFe il aasntly seen i hos
Mo DC sse Naschful Of RS ir nail
icin sbne.pn, that Ind
nfisc q Tie Mex 81
Il 9p'le and 6s
Yine eo 8. Ia men ua aims
DE- oW hoN nglan ard
lieh Tie ~ ~ tlls 81
loving io8 he philade ha News
"a letter received Sc Washington
recently by a spectable gent men from
j merchabt ia We're Cruz lated 4 Pill I'd
III which be rerlal ed That thn nioqe nlents
of the xican army TOW j exas would
DEPEND upon adVices then ~ ected from
England and which feachsd there very
notify aitsfwsids u hereupon dc gn 81 loi ]
these operations was given, and the reslltl
is now befoie ne old. Il IS argued lfof
IBIS sfroo q lacl that Great Britain IS an &c ]
tol behind the scenes. 10 this attempt of
exjco.
Again, as luther proof of lhe nlse .ing.
81 England and FFance Ia bis war Ril
ezeo, he London Standard contains
tiers from is private correspondent IN Mex
leo. ii The course Of which occurs the fols
lowing paragraph:
with regard ID ca fornia, Tie Gopef
1seat haze na6e application for The intel'
ssussop e France and England, u 81
Their espsctiue MINISTERS and the AIexicans
are very sanguine IN their belief hat these
powers will lntetfele.n
Should these and other speculatfons as @
who are the parties TO Mexican war, have
any foundation, and indeed the infamous
proclamation Of Ampudia goes Far 70 sup,
port them, we shall have 70 contend with
Mexico, England and France united. we
lido not Say that either Of the European
lallies Of Mexico, land indeedwe are viii.
ling % exOnerate France from the charge d
linterferencel are yet prepared openly TO de-
.lclaEe war againstlhe United States; but thai
England viii furnish money and men, i
necessary, 10 enable Mexico to keep ON
Southern frontier ia state OfperPetual har
rassment, to make ferocious incursions, We
are but too welIsatisfed to doubt for mo.
ment How formidable Mexico may be,
come, when thus fortified By the secret aid
of England, may readily Be ina gined. Witt
English officers and men, and al abundant
supply Of gold from Her. Maieaty's Exche-
quer- while Mexican privdleess sweep'o ul
commerce from the ocean Mexico would
icertainlg become formidable enemy. Thi.
war with Mexico, there is little doubt, i
the secret work Of tie Cabinet Of ST. james
and the most fortunate eyentihat il couls
Ihave aimed to accomplish. Through Mex.
leo, England nay carry US to tie Utmost Q
her ability, without interrupting her com
lnelce with us, or going to the expense 9
a malatime war. Suppose We should agail
defeat the Mexicans, Of which there is no
the shadow of a doubt:-full Of Teacher
! they will cry peace peacel and conclud
80 armistice, all they are again ready /
I break Il, and renew the war with increase
! fefocity. Now, what oughi to BE our polio
f lunder such condition Of things, but /
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26

0ke&gn oM tho
d oaf readers ha IS psc
lated b upon laepcs aiea
she war xieo hase upon
ssIsment 81 Gle question Ile
New York onnercia oas ilaht g llle
FieWsol Ceari Ed ms % &
subject hIch viii Be found below The.
S0 Orc he nilea States 10
access @ tbs Pacific bal through g5n,
this had for hem 40 immense value. and d
degree. river, more % less was consider.
atom 81 + importance. Thequesfion II
issue was one Of supremacy II relation to
rival power itnay almost be said % have
tes0 qnesIion i existence to llle popula
ton beyond the Rocky Mountains A il:
gion SO precious Il as 10 Be measured bY the
BIZ lhesinch, and even district men
could justify III the nlselYes acquisition
even 81 ne costs f q war. But events
On The Rio Giapde have pit ID al Immense
Ienla geuent % The future Of An1eFican
a been CON Il ld gila.
llized al ils Dutset, by d eisi results. fhe
Me xical segritory Is bf5ached Ainerican
force occupies it, and Re who Sc lifpl.
Afsia may from this ay be egardetl IS new
eIBpiFe added to the seven empires
ceinpfised under lhe great name Is etEle
/ JInton This Anion IS 90 loHge restrict,
1 ed to d mario openine 81 tie Pacific; now
q possesses there lie diiest coast TIE besl
lpofts tIe largest cities he hafboF pl San
laHcislo. one ol ille ssi d the world,
1.-THE cityof Monterey. Sc Oh son has losl
lhatfsils value bY The sid i al thisfteh 0faainl
because 1t has lost bal It's necessItg TIE
5. Cabinet OF Washington. therefore, may SAT-
llyexhiblt generosi d ID IS arrang cement u 81
England, and policy counsel ii "a DO so. i
.lshould seek 10 allay The feeling 81 displea.
'lsure and Jealousy 8ich is acquisitions
must inspire ID s rival by allowing tia
Eivalto derive some benefit from thesacqaf
.sltions themselves bat is the best nlal
10 make Them palataBle.
We believe. len, that Is Ms. Polk Ii
lsagacious, lie VIII BE moderate ID comiti
to terms with England on the Oregon CUES
ttion, and know how to yield soneihing as
/ means of gaining more For the JInioa
victorious over N aud Gle con nero
lof California Oregon Is no longer NEE
ground for war vas patriotism yes
icrday would Be folly day Tbs. u %
fiud gment he afIairof Iexicc, hllel. seem
J. cd destined ID comp e. sting sitla
J ton. vii peYhaf sfp II fla Le il easiel q
satisfactory arFan lHeflt.
E or The following IS SAID 10 be. corree
s,asslnent of he naval force in ID
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26
The OREGON Question.

Ii will indeed be gratifying to the whole
country to hear Of the Virtual settlement Of
this vexed question, by the submission of
Mr.. Pakenhaln's proposition to the Senate.
1t will be seen by the following Congress
siOnal intelligence, which we copy from the
Baltimore Sun, that Great Britain has again
proposed to settle the Oregon difficulties on
the 49th parallel, and that Mr.. Polk sub.
m:tted the proposition to the Senate.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsH1NToN, June 1913 u. IL.
The Senate closed their Executive ses.
sion to.d6y about S pm. The Presidents
Message which was under discussion, Trans.
migs the proposal Of Great Britain, for lie
settlement 81 the Oregon difficulties onthe
49tll pagal leI vita tie whole Of YancoaEer's
Island, md the free nav CATION Of the Col>
Umhia river bg ne Hudson ay Company
until lhs expifatioh 81 their chsfiei; the
British Gs3srnnen lending thai i
might otherRis be compelled u rav thai
Company too laFps D Indemnity
he free Navigation 81 the stats 81
Fuca, and the fee use of tl.s Bavs and IN.
lets Of Vancouver IsIaad "a Sc allowed Il
US for the same period and some 9th priv.
ileges, not heretofore anticipated 81 s 81
l"49 men.p The President k ibe aggic'
Of the Senate.
The question was debated but WILTON
taking any vote, but lns ssion 81 ihi
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