Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-09
THE EoRElGN NEWS.


We nothing Of much importance in the las
arrival IL 10 on, four GAYS later from England ard. IA
time, could scsrc-v have expected any change OF
in relation to American affairs. The tone OF the
British pres IN regard Oregon. far have seen
continues be eoncilisto'y but firm We present oEi
readers to-day with from speeches lately made
BY distinguished Engisbmen,-the first from Lord Nor
pch. the second from Mr. Bright, celebrated AnuCou
Law speaker. They significant uPoa TIE subject OF
froe Ttadr.
Lord MsErKru upon hi. election Parliament, made
vciy long and very able speech upon political topics
from which. reported in the Chron Gle make the fol-
lowing eAusct in reference to American affair
They may talk OF black cloud in the West, ont the
harvest has enough scatter It (rcncwcd
aud enthuss'te eheerng know that the other side
Of the Atlantic they offering big words about Oregon
hear that Inhabitants If the Western States OF
tie American republic talk particularly loud that sub
JecI, and that ey aixous To h-ve brush with us
whls, that the nhtbiIant ct the Eastern States
pacific Their dispOsiUn Why Is this, gentle
menI It's not il the ns'u al order OF things that mon
should wSrlke as they live further West. No
is bccSue the Inhabitants OF the Eastern States have
a lOig soa-bCund coast, a'ge manufacturing towns and
stius and hurbcrs and commerce. They do like TO
risk things and therefore they sly naturally aud
very laud,by, they inclined for (hear hear
Btu different with the Western States la the INST
place they cannot be easily got m the next ace
they produce nothing but agricultural proiute, aud they
know that bes des living 5000 5000 miles
from the quarter of wheat which they might be
inchn Ia send shall have 10 pay duu OF 2us.
when arrives, they would be able 10 &C, rid OF SIN
gle bushe OF aud er,ore they n. up their tor
llond cheer. Bat give them tre motives & 2
which the inhabitants OF the Eastern aes have and
being spurs from tbs stock their brethren o. =
and New YoFk and Philadelphia, being the pu-
mans brua bnns themselves, they will Be actua'cd
~ the their sedae and sober fellow
cIeas. and instead Of wishing themselves To thou
sand iurth where they would meet more tribes
Red Indians contend than drarght ct
by the way; and when they arrived there to 10 IN
US tor a number OF unlimited pine swamps, they mish
thnk d,s table besow little more skill On Their
rich clay cotOns, # You would on give them the
If taking cotton, wool ems, ur worsted
hard exchange Tor what they sent Us.
whe her It be wheat Indian food hitherto but
le known amongst but which, from experience, can
safely mmcud 10 whehever YOU can set hold OF ~
You will find thaI OF their cases, which Thy call
JohnGy caA,s 60 hard rival some II aTiamed OH
shire cakes (cbeer.) Wnat have said Of tue present
state of America p1ies sui strongly parts
Of n. American republic which have intercourse
with u.s. and ,u OF Europe proper
their UNnity; and Iuice to think thNt IN eA
tending gng unIve!ssl commerce, we tIke the
Rest of ending aud encouraging universal peace
loud cheers
Mr.. B,sAf the celebrated Anu. Co-n-Law Spc ,ke- Z;
W.eting OF League Led al L:vsIp Ol ON the oih,
spok, lows e., relations vi England and the UuieI
a'r with the proposed gepeA! 81 Corn
Laws
MIR Heyworth has spoken OF the Unl,od S,res, and
al pr graph from the port OF Mr. secretary Walker,
wl OIgut 10 be published ~ every news aPcT Ia tue
ngtvn and be read ty every ~ Great Britain aal
Ireland -arep ca extends the iieady hand If Anne
his court~, ass 70 FORGET nygoles AMI To be
etar-n a oug Icw % be. Loud cheer great
reduction the American tsu.f follow the ab' lon
Of a~, sud the 40 ~ ION o. the corr law Wi tor
al chance of between this country and
the Uni'ed States Loud and coUuru-d cheering Is
there man then Vresen with ssrS Of ben Violence
Gu feeling wlJ does 1t his mOueat h
bound tUrwa and urge tns great question
TO final Sc dement, -heets Noa may n'tt1ink po-
htca agigau good. Men may IN nk We have committed
tlundtrs the ~ the warfare IN which we
a We b=en engaged. \ this may be true; but have
iHt OF time when It - thought thee great
danger that ihe greatest and m -; clS Zed naons n
the VOID be b., ugt irr oppOs On aud var. Vel,
say onv repeal ih- avs this and all chance
Of will be for ever postponed. Loud snd Continued
cheering.