Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-11

FoRRIGy A. ~ S0aidera
we'd at Boston nnAnn, v NJ |
English papers 10 IN, me l9h II
! rei"n, ed. England before io %. TIL
position to arbitrsa S(sI ,tn 4
|i HI disSo, question que. The ,o ,,,'.'n,
but ut'ji !, ~ns and corbo ,Ipo Of
mad not had time toar '',,' Pull.
rel, reelection '..I3 and we have ,, e, from ! =
~, two o, will dissipare all 1' tb 40 doubt
follows: 'OF o. The ss,
o., The Standard, domi off,,
organ organ says-"The ace y,''s,aI g
I b'o' nI, from the United g. =, ,s'
& ken r, all rejecting per r',oa S S,'''
,bn now considered a settled yis y 4, 'a7
b I',o wa ma, mia Of ' po,o 59''
Ooo we zen The two countries s, 5so.o
upon ? % the sense of justice ,s' a ao', 8
,nd 5 discretion of The Ame, r, %,
I'' u; dr9 "a as the ALTERNATIVE 's'a
of.! I ministry can now 5,,' sa..
,,osa; honor or Such is the 's D5.a
he 'e; ;5aa ct, ct feeling this n, I'',
,'u 'ifa mat every honora5'.,
., oaiiSn'Ila'ory compromise has as h..
IN, The steady rcaectipg ,,,.. II
me, 'nerl G merchants resls p'I 5..
IsU
ence. They seem now n y y. '@
Consequence of the dec ii '1, g.
: The Executive, that The na,. pa
=, 3 notice to the Termination or
IN occupation treaty will b, ~
'ngress, and, like The o,5..
ey admit that the result ,' mn,
ssa''on of all diplomatic ,e a".'
cen the the two goyero ,o,a,'
IRONS o''"'0VaT
| here r., was every ind;ca,io, NH
.er Sir Robert (pee0 .,' wopI
,ongh bis free trade policy g'' NH
wing Is the prominent view,
,lect' cut from the N, Y. Spe,,n L
he foremost item Of iole..,.
5, arr RI notwithstanding .S
ne. =, East--is the adoption Of sri
rs new commercial moaso,,,
Use ofCommons by,so Iargs
S greatly to diminish the cha,
r failure in the House of LorI,r
ate occupied three weeks; rbe +
lS INTO a committee was taken
! OF February and vas, for the
242; majority g. Anil
u the vote is given, as follows:
ne House consists of656 menss
e, 227 Liberals voted with he n
and ne Tories-toraI 33a, I'D
II Liberals and 23l Toria-!l
n leaves the majori,r II 81, ~
80 Liberals absent and 10 P@
raj pairs. 10 Tory pairs; 5 v14,
he Speaker, c. making up ia
llment OF the .ioU3a, 6;S
TT Peel's supporters, 1t will III
only number about a sixth I'D
sentalion, and in this esrimald
led 81 officials. 1t is cIqa, u
the aid of the Libsa
have been h2rS dH comb1t; a6I
, he would have been desroy.
who made him.
} English have had a brisk bl@
If old trade Of murder in India
tn of December, at or near Dli
Moodkee, bloody battle wa;g
IN the English and the II
had been some toIerabe n
on two several days pp1
on the 22d at Ferozepore, aa
e terrible carnage still wl'l
valuable and distinguished s'
have fallen. Three th9li
hundred English are acknoTa
been killed. And they aaft'
wards oftwenty thousand ON
zen slain, The English haTs
of blood in India, have VIA
ms with enough of human
lmains Of her slaughtered W.
tching monuments OF her s's
nd robbed slaves, 10 gIut Tor
h. Where is it to ceass'p
} phialo Of wrath in store Ir
ous wickedness, And thIsh
d CORY from her human Say
ldia, can assume the most "
sanctimonious horror at Sa
tied in the United States
peryersions of the hanas
perhaps never astounded a Y
dom or a sou Of Gomorrah
r rrho Flu