The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-03


,.r;tv. he is himself incapable
"en'o oroat an outrage and INJURY on 'ne 1oun
Oh ~ lis ancestors, on the land OF ms oH '"'
ny ,h. whole race Of man. W Nat 'hea"s
SLs saving that ne has adopted the maxim
q. - no,hing that is not right, and summit
Oo,b;rg that is wrougF and his iurther
~ ~" 3d., :, ;s his. ANXIOUS desire to preserve
"oasa r,i,l all uatious!' That the Union
pL',Id no anxious 10 heal this Sore a"u
$50 Link II unmauiy and impoliIic 70 pe
onoatl, quarrel to. pcsierity' IS na'"'%
ddnongb That ;hey should think 10 s'ie"s
IT, cl,im with strong languages - "iso
- conformitv with many examples nu' II
- Ian;s;nn i n be speedy, 1t can only De
tie $3.50 AI,;e,;an either by reference, or by a
" " e 80 70 the method which in the case
re ,T.a J;snuted boundary on our Canadian
G,antier proved so entirely successful -.
The London Examiner, hosi
al: .or,e en-
When two great nations nave CUM %
x.rv near TO an agreement, and leit suen 'ei
Gt,ie space between their proposals II "ou'o
no ouite absurd and prePosterons 10 s"PPoSe
tbat they could quarrel. W hateVer may "'
thought Of our own claims, and we nave no'
been disposed to bold them beyond all uouo''
vet considering the point to "hich heso'''-
lions have proceeded, the future ooJect IS ct :"
conclude them with honor and ai'er 'n' iu''
disclosure by President Polk oil tne on n1S
made bv the British Government III l0So
and liz 1914, the point Of honor ougn' 10 oe
no more, difficult TO adjust than 'he Hut
OF frontier" ,..:.oI aoon.
omy of the message, ITS den mo- H.,
r,raiec,;ve system. &c, and laments iha'
England has not already responded 20 suon
advance on the part Of Americ" ny h'"o'"s
open her ports to its corn
ssThe Leeds NercuTy,-a eadins pio'i"'''i
paper: -, po1 70 the
Congress Of the United States Is Vi eH"."y
tho Character which had been anticipated
In regard TO the tariff, II Is saiisiaC!ory' pu'
in r.rard TO the Oregon territory, II prefers
claims so extreme and .uncompron'sln9' "ne
recommends policy so perempiory' that IN
less Congress should define TO aa' p. 'ne p1i-
icy. it is too probable that war VIII 0e '"e
result" c.
crnment organ =
{" Tic Message of the President oil the
ITn;ted States express itself, on the subject
orOreron. in a tone which shows that Inc
sni,it Of Cancellation is not that winch dis-
;iro;,izhes the present President Mr.. FOX
,alts rood deal of his moderation bur ne
ebovs littIe enough OF il. and his manner! Is
such. thai il il we're to be adopted in the rela-
,;op of Governments, every dispute between
two States would be terminated by war.
a war is probable between England ana
.h. I-n;,ed States. ifMr. Folks demands be
anDr,ved bv the Senate. But we Go mol
I'm. tbev will be. The Chamber OF Rep
r.s.u,atiyes NAV vote offensive measures
and there is reason TO believe that 1t VIII 90
so when excited to such a course by the ITst
N,o;strare: hut there is reason 10 hope that
,he interests Of peace will find refuge ana
supDort in the Senate, 10 which the mosl
iIlustrious men 10 the country belong: ana
ia the interval, the nisled people may return
70 reason. 1t is not, however, to be denied.
tbs, the President seeks TO excite swar, and
in this respect, his Message is novelty even
after those of General Jackson"
ExGLANp AND THE CHURCH OF RoME-
The CRirerse publishes letter, addressed
by Or. Wiseman, Bishop OF Milopotonias, TO
iii the preiates of France, demanding their
nrayers for thereconverslon OF Great Britain
70 the Catholic faith. and adds, = we learn;
with the liveliest satisfaction, that the several
Bishopr have already expressed to Mr. Wise
man / he warm interest they took IN his pro
ceedings, and are preparing to comply with
his wishes.
The Bishop of Nantz published on the sab
;.ct a nastoraIl letter. which was read from
The puipit at high mass. on Sunday. The
venerable prelate directs that norend be per-
formed throughout his diocese, and that
PRAYER be offered to Heaven for the conversion
Of England