Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

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Claim ef fkr Uai1Siafss 70 ExclusiDs
/ Col0nis1lioa n M dmeriea --In his
message 10 CongfssliF. Polk assumes %
i inconsrovsriibls 1 firins unknown 10
i international Law, uttellY pnlensble.
though mol entifety ,w 70 the moaihs q
\mefiean sialesmst Nj. Monroe assers- |
eds daring bis Pr>1eney, when ne DE-
clsreA fhat sthe a iricsn con,inenis. By
the free lad indepSient condition Nnlcn
theyhaEe assumed t1p-;s.sln. are oenee-
iorih. no; 10 b con- eIe
culture s''0ni1'iie. .,... .h.. ). I., = !:
! !. .s not a z S Mr. Monroe .h.,,. q
gsas Inc ins sppiidion Of me nd fi be sd-
principle i made ~ NJ indian agency il
fofeeo6--io ex,endlh laws and jurisdic'
ton Of the United States over lie citizens
resident thereto make liberal ersnts q
"ihe patriotic pioneers" who may choose
Ito open up .qke vast wilderness interven.
ling between slr frontier settlements and
Oregon ITO connect the north. Jest ter
lri,ory with lhoe frontier settlements by
Ia chain 81 Stocked snd block houses ant
move able columns Of mounted rifemen--
and 10 establish monthly overland mai
between the Sides and the American
squaperies on the Columbia.
lnsthe same massage vhiehTecommend
this system ot opefations the annexation
J Of Texas TO- veis ON withiriumPh threat
Of an aggressive war ere held IN snsPens'
lover the Mexican Depublic; and. With
. side glance % the North. il is afhrme,
$ ,ha, 'ahe people Of this continent allen
5 have the righ to decide their own desti
8 nyn--'shoun any portion Of them, con
i shutting 40 independent state, propos
e No unite themselves With our confederacy
d Tia will be question for them and ns
d determine, without any foreign interpos
D. tion"- <lhe American system OF govern
ar ment il Anlirely lifferent from that Of r.
D. rope 70 short the President ofthe !
,e niied SiaAs advises Congress TO arm ar
" Organize Ae CITIZENS 10 order that The
. may be prspared o avail themselves
be any emerg&cy, toreceive oil commur
q. lies already ssitle don the North Amel
G. can continent into fss bosom Of the UEio
and prevent the cSicaization Of any part
ng the continent by EvrSeean nations.
zig u Congress, sdSRtsaSssc s.,disgt6igls snuncI
, s.s!e. ~, ,bs vet vet unoceuPisd portion: ..
re- lonize 'ao .r;can continent. :,
lsr- NORTH n% l;oc;nle as,1rted BY presl0
orn Monroe and Polk, ln1 .Ss Rr;l;,h gov
,y.s " MOs q equitable thu me n nsil with
IN. . =, would do well 70 e, ,..ss i. sdoI
0.,s mem nv United sla,s 70 0,se +, i '
!. !. q o an' i, other q %
mexican statesmen, With view 70 3
,ne tain whether, since it is not alI'ac
f9at ought moi forthwith 70 be made Nv.
ne The claim, then. Fhich thef asset
YER neither more nor Les than ex1us'se
) .ne Of colonization ove ell tht unoccu
TWO tracts Of the American cos.nen' 'o'
Ter eoyernmen, Of the Emitted
To this exorbitsat e1eA tney can
ON. 40 better title than " .nmen =, Giro GIRO
pre- stance that their gDse1n
lould retuen.
pre-. Inc Folk and Monroe policy e n
enc lnttne nanger policy. Of EXCLUDING
e are Peans from regions " hich their wn
am. trymen will be unable 10 occupy n
ba, turiss 10 come.
ma. i has lis originate in . bigo.ed DC
sectarianism, which can see noibine
: he except in its own political institution
il 10 would compel all settlers in Amer
we adopt them. II beirays on tie pari
na- Americans want Of faith in The goo
i a. Ct their own institutions; il SINGER,
A nd consistent in their belief Of their !
ice. lence, they would Lave them lobe :
ZION tarily adopted by lie newcomers Is
lies q trying 10 make submission 10 n
ted condition Of settlement.
ON Ireland.-The presen, state Of r.,
lice y slIll most ulsettlsd-ouirages and
she dsrs not abated.
The lEarepean Corn Tyad.
be Londen.-At the date Of our last =
o. cation The trade IN all kinds Of grain
arr duce was laboring under an unexpe
10 depression, and prices, as We then 8,
bad fallen considerably. The doubl
ion uncerisinty which stili exis,sas to1bs
do Of The Corn.laws, ia the ensuing ses
70. oi Parliament. servesio continue /, =
IN. raj want Of confidence nsfertbeless
d. failure Of Lord John Russell X M fo,,
u. hon Of new Ministry and the recall
q restoration Of Sir Robert Peel and RI
be colleagues 10 Office, has had ! beoef,
Il influence upon The trade here, 50 thai
Sc sipess Is more buU5snt; md pr;r.. :.
q inclined toacvancs Until bovsv.,
Government declare their inten,;o,.
,e speeding the corn.laW, business bo,h 4,
/, end elsewhere. viii % be as brisk ). H.
j, fofore. and speeuIaiofs will exerc;.a :. :.
|. tionin their procesdnas.