American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

actorigod soo ao.,sa ".i.C esPII'oly Ill"r
$500, I,,IIo Two 'oGll.'lyS "ou.u prevail ana
p' ',sJ,To o''i rom tnat ultimate alternative
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iI- WAN HhL!NG In EN- GLAND.
/ Inc EurOpclH Times after noticing the pa
cifc debate in Parliament. m tho O,ogo, c,,cs-
finn and ,,,,,o;,lI, ,r,., - 49,,
A.. '''" '0'''''" ~ VI '''0 ''i'''''
Si'l's'cr' aots;
'It would be folly, however, 70 regard the
blind and polite language Of the British Minis
/ ter as expressing the feeling o. the British Ia
! ton, We regret 10 state tHat anger and i,r-
! tnllon nave lately been called into existence by
/ tbs news from America; and every day is cal
/ ling into existence amongst US war party as
fierce and unreasonable as the most furious
locui1co IN the Union can desire. This feel
ing finds expression in many Of the journals,
and exists in private society to greater extent
than in the columns of The daily press.
Even the Times, which has hitherto pre-
served great dignity, and exhibited bieh talent
on the Oregon question, has put forth two or
/ three articles lately Of an unmislakeable kind.
/ One otthcsc we have deemed it best to present
ty our readers, as it refers to matters in which
the citizens of the United Suites will of ncces-
sity take an interest
We are panied to notice this alienation, but
it gathers strength with every fresh arrival
from America. The bulk of the morning pa
pers Of yesterday, take Lord Aberdeen severe
ly to task for minciug matters respecting a
question on which the public feeling of The
country is SO strong.
We have as vet 10 certain Intelligence that
=. the Senate has 0doptcd the resolutions of Mr..
/ Coiquit, of Georgia; but as they received the
support of Messrs Webster and Calhoun, it IS
assumed they will pass that body, and both
houses being thus agreed upon giving the twelve
months notice, the management o.. this deli
cate question will fail exclusively upon the
President.
How will he meet this serious responsibility;
Having claimed the whole Of Orcgon-having
withdrawn the offer Of the 49th parallel with
out the navigation of the Columbia, and discar-
h ', oa,,o Ike 'aon .ae ns5
tha t;,, -; 81 EsI@,,i..,-
resojvin .stho fria,dl,, roiot;o, ~ thp t',.a
conntries9, That is ,ho kY,ott,, noint ~
NJ Pill rooaJo ',,itt, L,,rar3 pT -
ate without rocoJn~ Tho ,rna, n' - so,,,
tbroun nta HE 6ondt and hn ;ne,'r. $50 80 ~"
shiI,y not to ba onviod
4 Tho generoI hoIiof in this co,ntrvi, tha.
:. when the onestion has bcen left in M PoIk .
hands a mass,c,o f,nn, tho Oneon ,riu Ed
Mini.ters ~, oSnort,,nit,, If docIai,c. ,hoi. -
,;,n,,,,,,, To pa rTon,o,t III, ,,Ii 1oIa tbaiu
s,a1d ~, ,I,bat ,La, a,oo;,', =
oct nosit;on in thn controvo,sy-, 10 ont u,be,
tho Iawoers terun ssstropcr c,so.,, ana ir ,n,,
attemnt is made to possessihe Oregon nv f1rca
tha ra,,,lt iii La ,hot h1rs;llo
,yar' 70 The noint affairs are daiI1 dr;G;n,,
That rho worst ;s onticia,,od 10 Jant e.,
fine eyt,aord,nary Tho nnprocodontod ant;,,;t,,
IN al Tho diCsro,,t doctF.n Vi, RI c othcy,
a., ~ por,sn,o,,th j., ord9r - Co.. L.,o
ina ofbo,to.sh;ns on,,Id W. W.. roo,, w."
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Tina h,d bor CAST, ri,,,,ad har s,;,,aI
ber storas honsaJ shorI o,or4, H. P,'o
t,;r;rC, ~ t6;s saIoadid nv, r'n"s @pro
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The Warm India. The European Times
} says;-"The latest accounts from the East show
that the condition of our empire in that part of
the world is the reverse of satisfactory. The
: blood which flowed on the banks of the Sutlej,
EN- the three memorable days of December last
has been shed in vain.
The Sikhs have been punished, but not sub
dued; and they return to the conflict with in
creased numbers, and apparently additional de-
termination.
In the meantime the interest of the next and
succeeding Indian accounts will turn exclusive
ly upon the Sikh war. The March mail bring
the details OF another, perhaps of several bloc
DIV engagements between our forces and the