Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-21

ssssssI iii ~ 4aE 1913 ~ fi4tN - On
idu ;ssaeiIla glod OBJ 10 My ~. scsS''is-
TERNs:.:: So 90 I'M ADvANcE!I~
,ssiz1sslz uIu1nul -
valuable region upon the Pacific. Na ono
out 81 4 lpnatic asylum, ri who ought 70
be out Of il, can suppose that while stating
This offer, he could stale also that Eng
prove lie country. fits views, !. weli a.
those ofhis predecessor. Dire clear enough
If no per,ersion is sought. The status, quo
! Of the independent nations is 10 ,ehisi.
They are moi 10 be converted Into colonies.
No tyste,n or colonization is 70 be again
applied to them. Mr.. Monfoe's principle
! OF non-intcrfcrence extends 10 tie whole
continent. Mr.. Polk's, with more caii-
/, ton is limited to North America, a. THAT
por,ioi, 81 the continent, more Immediately
connected with our rights and our lhie-
rests lhito botl, proceed tpen the same
general principle, that such an Interference
'fa,inot ,.:sks place without injIryto us, and
sthat We may therefore Justly protest sgainst
it Ard tits not a 4il,ic singular, corisid-
! ing the7oppusi,ichih the Senate 10 the sery
consideration or iris subject that Mr..
Monroe should have stated that, !" is
gratll. ing to know that some Of the pow
,sers, with whom we eijdy avery friendly
intercourse, and to whom these views re-
tefrihs ID the coftt4thih bftte South Ather-
lean S,a,es9 nave Seen comm nicafeT, have
| Sppeafed 10 ae4uiesde hrtheii..,no Y am surs
lhazatt nothing I'm, staibgsiht yiexs Of
lfthe preseih President gHis 'antilculoffza-
hiian y slehi has feitfehee II every attempt
I, convert into a European colony any cf
I the inde pendent states df Amefioa, OtSany
portion d them And will add thot in
hooking to the present state df think@ 81 in
4 lookig forward prsspsctiveiy, asiheaIluse
ihaye due, as Tar as Al prscticel etateshaa
may look forivatdyl have as httie' idJabt,
that any attemptItd make an I9uglish colo
nyro&o C,liloynia, would Presentnihe stry
case ssasiist wlsSlihS thus wasns hnsetn-
try,nsn andIihe sxorlzi.sl fiee maynwelt bs
unwilling. TO- soc user United lSaatee 1bekcd
iroundl blythe lertsi aid armies, andterri-
toriesy and power do EngiandsasAl seAdy
she is colertninous with us from thes0 Gulf
] of Mexico 70 the Pacific u'ceaas Begin
ming ri lhe lBermudas, aIsost iinporihnt
naval ta,ionlupon our rig lit Aiaanticzaahki
j and ths,Ne passing toi NeyfomHlh,idy %
/ Nova Scotia, TO New Brunswick, tosGAn.
ada, zeast atd Ossss;, ,stiit t,othe ifnmSAsS
countries extending thence across the obn-
4 tinents and arHSningd far within the anstio
\ CIRCLE, and governed BY q great trading
J, corporation, whlich exercises d Eprepondhr-
n aiing infuenes over the Indiana inhasit-
ing those regions. Oregon and California;
il gained, and Mckee linlluenced. il. not
!, ruled, would eqnplete the circle, 1snd
!, would place onr bpundaries everywhere
in contact with the territories Of asgeeat
!. power, or with those Of an ally IN ,pame
but q dependent M Iact, or looking out upon
4 the ocean, where hel pp,ssf, y So strosg,
and her pre,ehsions snnnlimited..i tshT
III But whatever views may be- entertained
,, ny policy " Introducing this resolution,
the question now assnmer wholly.diiisr-
|. ent aspect. II IS now here Il is .befsrc
The Senate, before the country, and before
! the, world. Il ID not q proposition 10 ss-
Dtabflsh 4 principle, lhor, % dictate, > course
!, ! q opoiicy, but simply @ ask the, Senate II
! this great, matter is worthy, Of reference to
the Committee Of Foreign Relations, .apd
worthy afterwards 70 be taken, up for, The
z constellation and actiSn u the Senate: DO
lwhat We may, one effect pfthis, question, il
beyond our reach, It's already ,fyips
Y upon. tie Wings d. The wind, and will LS
tcarried 10 he larthest boundary Of the re-
public, apd.to every Iog-cabin Upon he
fverge Of civilization, which acts file ,prai-
ries, or IS lost in the fotest:. : And, vet
1more: IL Is ueross crossing the ocean, and tHTlll
pass The Ola World; and whsreyst, it
lgoes, what will be said Of our refusal 10
1iconsider ifY TO what. motive will this
refusal " hscfibesl? 10 iimidiiy.. Wr.
President -un Justly We an know; ar no
such motive has The slightest influence
frpots single membeir Or dis body. But
4 v Z shall not Tie less be charged wah II.
tnof @illh,he less ripiuriously Affect Us.
4 Theretis NORA jSiithal from Jonny Grosts'
lIonssisb the Eauds' End, which will nps
have It's fling 1T the. ais posii,ion we max q
ofeihis sntlttt, and Of all Tin times this Is h6
worst to hale NJ DIR coi,rss, 81, and nd .of III ~.
itiohs' England y the last before whom NJ !;
IshouFda exhibit any condfct that may M be
tttrtuftf infS The appearance pr doubt BIZ
apprehension. lqao1s .sHoiish 'i3sa&sl's
teHBut what IL proposed BY this res fu dlfs
1t PROPOSES, Mt. Pre- sideia, torepel bin
EcipIe which two o. tie greaie.t i powers ~ Of
the earth are NOW .carryipg Tito Mactics
upon this cU,iInent, s., Ear as Il can can dis
eaveri airy priniipie involved III he IVA Var
(which the lFfafch, and Brilisk aIeshn osy
wa.inc agaii,s, .Bhcncs Ayres; arid ti III H.
Fcpfe solcmnIy ariU,ihced by tie 1Fs4tithfh
prime minister ~ tIie 'Chainbtf df Dsphii-
lilies, clearly III doctrine, but Cautiously III
the remedy. NJ cd not advert toite az
lsra,ion fiba,e1 uron t.a,t occasiall ~ MI.
Gnizos, a decrSalioneanalls cstraordiRary
aud memorable At5hohorable member DC
this body has the debate III fiji; add / trust
fthat in aliea fdttherg disci,ssidh which dis
subiect 'niast nrflerEn IN this Indy i'll die
tiirm or ianotsfer me Win reh3 Tie Ttniarks
OF the French premier, brai IN q ails M
able views fkfr,AS ft ttitertlihs IN u filsm.
viii only AID ,hsf these ssihafksafs en-
Il l.. ~, ~tx< ~ M y IN - L4c