Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Oregon question i'm Parliament.
IBY rHk CALKpoNIA.l

r. AL ihot ro,,,,, ~ IN, n...-.,
relates to the subject and rm,,ksd ,S., NO
States had given 4, con,,,ac,,on ;n;n, ,u'
IL time, he thought that EnR.od s,onlJ .,,nc,y s
sert that, while she was ready TO make sx.,v ssa Co.
the maint,nane. Of ne,c. c,r.;.,.a, - Z IN W.
that she only A. ,,,c.,.d ,,,, In ,h;s =; - % ~ ,e
that any war in which she should .os,,, ,a 49,, ~, %
rivusy interfere with the progress OF b,,nan iyi,
Such n declaration he believed -. a., ~ 49, IN
the Diplomatic ne,o,,,,ion. ,ovv,rJ No o.e 'ian ~
peace between The two conn,r;n. - "ap'en na ~
asking whether it was the inteuton of ,b cova,nnsn
had upon the suhe., W. go ,h " NY I'm ns1 N oeen
Peel and the remarks of Lord Jobn Russs e., a.
Of the Ti,nss.- WV ''pN''
.s;,R pal ILL.,. II, >.
oh.s,y.,;o, 90 H. o' ls nm " necessary 10 make any
gen,Iem,n h,s .nnI.e upon "hieh 'ne hon'
nation i. uho, ,,nn...A.s ~ 5000 ua' any eNPa-
WINGED that the expressions used bv Her M,ss,v y ,h
speech from the Tbronc md ~. IN Tue
in hi. bopsa ~ a,,La,'.c ~ " pubic men
moi been miscon.,,nst !, ,h ~, paes; nave tealy
do not think any public ady.r,sse ro,J - - w.
laying on the table of the hous. in nrcscnt s,as 49,
uon any papers relating to the differences between his
county and the United States with resnec, % a.. o.,
territory or in now making any COMMUNICATED, - H.
subject TO this House. and il Is mo-, ,be ;n,sn,' - Ia
Mojesiy's Government make any such communica,ion
1.-THE may state that the execu,;vo 1:,y.,n
of the United States having distinct ptono.i,o 10
make branch OF the Legislature of Thai conn,r has
made communication 10 H. containing notes which
have passed between Mr.. Buchanan and Mr. P,kenba,.
houh should have ihough necessary lay those notes
communication before the house, STILL they have
oeeu uaue puolc, and as be should
De authenticated shall not object produc those COM
muncauons to which publicity has been already given
nave no other papers produce present the part
e government the negotiations yet brough to
conclusion, and is quite unusual produce official des
patches when negotiations have been closed BY the
ae' OF anoher Government certain communications have
oeen MADE puble the house has night have them au-
uehueated, and though had not intended 10 produce
them yet II should be the wish Of the house that they
should be laid on the table, will defer that wish Tces
OF no. ho!'I but cannot undertake to produce any
DINERS
Lord J. RUssELL-I wish to repeat az far as am coo
eerned that have desire ask for any papers until
the right hon. gentleman that tho neE citation.
nave reached such point whether satisfactory or
factory, induce him think the time has arrived vbep
the papers relating 20 this goaon laid before the
mousse the right hon gentleman thinks prope. to con-
' W Tue ouoh Tor the production OF papers, can only
DO not press Tor or ask for them and till the result
OF the "ho'e negotiation !s known, do feel called on
!" express any OPINION on the subject"
In the Of debate on the proposed timber dutes
which occurred in the House on the same day - n
Bentinck made some very smpbatc remarks nnon The A.
satisfaction of the people of Canada with the
posed lilo thought the Canadians had reason to be- alarm
ed al its effect, and said that accounts had han
Of great dissatisfaction among them on ,ccon, 81 4,
Tar had this gone that they were even considering whether
II would not be advisable for them TO seek 70
uTbis ,Y,. No, -, = -. -,
when Mr. John o Adams co. aIn' ,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
he would say, calling TO his aid The ord NJ ii ,s -;
heaiiOn Tor lighting up FIRE brands and uneasbng ,bh
hounds of war on our territory of Oreson ILL.,, 10
He did n 4 think this was happv ,non,en, f - ,I t"
TVS Ministers by their fiscal ueasures q, ,I.na,.
madam friends when Storm was gathering agnins, - Va
there a cloud in the west and Thar hi,.s .lI -
grow biacker still and perbnns breaL ,,s, ~. ~ ~
those were offered to our Canadian coon;, ~
"He, for one, Us anxious as any one ta hr,d
be maintained with honor lie thousbt ,bis I
very well s.rd to repose on her laure and ned ~
haste again @ enter into the eondi. f Ca. h, 80 -
say uho the way to maintain peace by making
nc Industry He, bsaH ~ so'oniai % our domes-
that if n dopb, .bond 49, -, 80 lung % any one
should be referred 10 an un,n,ss - 'ne question
he was equally willing "a c,n..da - a. - o'n' au"
that which we had n, r;gh, D., " lhehean s'ates
the bible should be quoted for the nile Of ,ha , a
to tho Oregon territory he trusted that we should % 20
sneaEHs the u States with the boon of free trade in our
hands and ready give away the brhriOb of ,bs RrL
farmer. But if these differences sboud mo, nas. 80 H.
should ask the right hon. gentleman in the chair 10 have
the Bible read at the table; but relvng m IL al rI
aid OF the God Of Battles he should conde that he would
DC enabled TO address the Americans IN the language of
bush thunder rom the broadsdes of line of battle shin
fhear' hear) Firm IN the justice OF cause when the
as resources OF peace should have passed away with an
ADJUST providence side, fearing no human enemy
lney OuId send those BRUSH seaman which the Govern.
ehI o her measures were that night going destroy TO
he seabOafd OF America, to speak in that could no,
DC Sunder''ood and make assertion OF rights. Hear
near
M u bULLEE IN reply TO these remarks said he thought
would have been more decorous the part Of the night
non bsronoi, either hold dignifsd silence upon these
:
aghihed oHnre'y hln TO get up in house and handy
oemDast with the bTsggaris Of Am'rca lhear, almost us
uyhR Tue Eaganes Of poor Mr.. Adam BY lone OF con-
genin ou'er (Hear) lie went ndicule the state
meht mat he Canadians were discussing the subject Of an
neFhnon to tho United States lie said ha, whenever the
canadian so'snmcnt made appointment office the dis
appointed applicants were sure to excaim Now is the
ume 10 throw OIL our allegiance" This he said was the
oAeh' o' Oansdlan disahocuon.
OREGON AND FREE TRADE
III r.I. ar.r Co,
NM d. ts ~ u'' @Su o. maIch has an article
G,os,oa ,; ~ Po,y ~ EnEahd IN felauon to the
-, s5ld 80 - 'o ou,n'"hee' mat THIS poll
80, 80 ~ 1911 .o,ii'eeeo az 'ne CRISIS OF the contro
,;on ~ H. , - '.ance' tnough ihe-cist
i,onsJ;,t A. e-iS y sag Se rather indirect than
- 80 rOlS might and indeed in his message
d "ithoat Inconsistency be waHke upon Oregon md
enc IN regard to free Trade. The ministry Of Mr..
" Is referred 10 az furnishing an example IN this case.
% 'he le proceeds 10 speak as follows Of tho genbral
Vect'
The commercial policy Of Mr.. Folks message and the
serade measures Of Sir Robert Peel have this in COM
on that they are based strictly national grounds re.
ecnvey, without any previous direct connee
On with any foreign Power. Ths Statesmen who aim At
iechng these great reforms in the commercial system Of
world have eet'iny not overlooked the inevitable ef
Ct their own enlightened produce in other