The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-30

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81 hetween he lesn,enes e. her bEz.- /
ME Msjesly Ind ti,0se b he Uniifa S i ]
shah Sc eoalinaed westward siang e
ssih paIsllsi q norlh ls,ih'de 10 De
die q The ehazntl Which sspsrales 3
cnriinenl from NsneonFcr's Island. II
Ihenre s0nsheIly. lhrooRh ne middsA i
lle said channel and 81 Fnca's SRA. ~
lhe Psri6c ncean; pIoriaeJ. hpws|r.
that he nssissiion o. ne said eha4
and straits. south Of he f9lh psssllsEpf
north latitude. fsmsin free and opesol
both parties"
Those Who Reminder s..e leesl rnIlr-
naiinn Of THAI enanisy win pndersi u
thai We pInpssri Ihe confirmation ef he
sgih parallel II iaiiinae all Il snikes l.
Straits al Fuea; lhaI il shanld moi NJ r.
linnel across Kanennrer's lslanls A.
mot depriring - Of any parl ol Wand
FeI's Island. bur leaving sin pcssesh ni
IL The whole lof Yanrouyer's Islana-.
Sir, the seennd article Of the coma
ton we seat for The acceptance OF be
United States was 10 This eiferi:
"rhai, from The point al which lie
49th parallel IL latitude shall be founli 10
iRlrrsecl he great northern branch ole
Columbia river. the navigation of Tie aid
branch shall be free and open To The Id
sons Bay Company. and TO all Brill
subjects uatling with The sane, TO be
point whsIe the said branch meets lie
main stream Of The Columbia. aud The zee
down The said main stream 10 the oepn.
with free access into and through the bid
river or ris efs. il being understood hal
all the usual portages along The line bus
descTibsa shall in like manner be freeknd
open. In navigating the said river Il RI
rers. British subjects, with their GIBBS
and proiuee. shall be treated on the sine
footing as citizens Of The United Sides.
], being. however, always undersioodIlial
nothing in this article shall be consIued
as preventing, or intended TO prevent The
Government Of The United States rom
making any regulations respecting IN ma
vigalion Of The said rivers not Inconsistent
with the present treaty."
Sir. l will moi occupy tie a,,en.i,h nl
the house with any mnre ol ihe de,sds Of
This convention. lcheer..) / wauId puly
STATE ihs', IN this very day, on nv return
irom my mission 10 her majesty 10 siIet
lhe resignation oi her m,iesty's sersanls.
| had The ssti.facIirn Of finding an official
letter from Mr.. Pakrhham. Inimal,ns in
the iollhwlnp terms the acceptaRse OF our
proposals., snd giving an .s.uranre OF The
ImmedIae termination 81 our dIffsfenc, 5
With the Unued Siaies:- 3
Washington, June Is, 1876.
MY .nrd.-In conformity with whal
had the honor 10 state IN my despatch
No. 6S. Of the 7'h ,nst.nt. the President
sent message on Wednesds V lsst 10 The
Senate, submitting Tor the opinion 81 that
.Sss'-.s'~''s'vr- rrr- vfrg-H Yursurr, " nrrn
l was insirucied by Your lordsl ip's des-
patch. No. 10, of the Is h Of NV, to
propose for The acceptance Uf the Unued
States.
"AIisr few hour.' de-, bers,ioa on
each Of the three days, Wednesday.
Thursday, and Friday, he Senate. by .
maJori'y Of 30 votes 10 IL. adopted yrsler
day evening res sutton sdvisirg he Pre-
sldeni Ia accept the t,rms proposed BY
her msJe.ty's government. Tie P.e.l-
dent did not hesitate 10 sci on tbs sdvice.
and Mr.. Buchanan accordingly ,enrfor me
Ihls morning, and informed me That The
c"ndili ms Offered by her msjesly's gov
eminent were accepted by The government
cf The unleI States. w,ihout the addition
or alter tim uf . single word ~ have
The honor 10 be, &c. FIX"
"R. PAkENHAN.
The Right Hon. the EarIof Aberdeen, X. 7. Sc.n
Thus. sir. these Two gres, n,t,on., i'm.
PEELED, believe, by the public opinion.
which ngh, TO guide aud influence STAGE
men, have, BY mndetsIi,r--Sy the spirit
Of mutual compromise. aveit-d tha, dread
fol calamity Of war between Two n st,on.
Of kindred Iare and common language
II Loud cheer --ihe breaking our IL
which unHli haze involved the ci,il,zed
world 10 csIamiiies 10 an ext nj il is diff
cult to ioiesee mot one yrar---prubably
mol one month Of such war, but wouIll
have been more expensive than the hole
tertiary that had called il i"r,hl; hu, t.ey
have asefted that war, | believe. eons,s.
ieniiy viii her tue nteresis-consis.
ien'ly with prizes honor Oh the oar, Of
the Americ'n gavernmeW, and on the pal
Of those who have Al lenght closed, | tsn.t.
tye.y cause nf d ference bttsten The
Iso countries. Loud cheers. ST. may
say, also. 10 The credit olthe Government
oil ,hls country, that, so far from being
influenced. IN our views in regard 10 the
termination OF these disputes about The
Oregon by the bfesk'ng out Of Tie war
with Mexico, we distinctly minated 10
Mr.. Pakenham.tbat although unexpected
events had occurred, il did moi sffect. in
The slightest degree, our desire for peare.
Cheers. Mr.. Pskenhsm. knowing The
spirit ni his Gosernmenl, beng aware OF
The occurrence OF these bosiIiiits. Lavina