The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

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upon ~ Incorporation i''', o"r mon " %
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'"e '"hi''icra'E l'"r"laioii Vi "'"o'' '''
ha'l"nai >tn"k. si''ahin- d'h'r"nt language
ana not f'kr'v t" har"ohiZr WIN the "''e'
h"m''r'- II W"I'Ih Pf""''!I aH''' III pre-
.lndIrlal Manner the INDUS rial lhiere>'s OF me
south; and II mn-ht revive th">' conhic.S Oh
"itnl"n between The different sections OF the
country. winch lately shook the tnion to rs
centre. and which have been 80 happily COM
rfnm'>'a
In" rclr''i"n l'v the MrxIran Congress OF
the Convention which had been ronrlndrd
between that krp"'dIc and the United States
for the PROTECTION OF transit way across the
l>thmus OF irhnan'rprr' and OF the interests
OF thos" citizens OF the nI'rd States who had
hcrom" pr"preinrs OF the rights which Mex
100 hal conferred on one OF her own citizens
i'll regard 10 that transit, has thrown serious
-. I',.;r,II, ,,,,;,..I ,I,;a..t .n, sill Will
L',., .la, a., IA. a ,La s,h
.crt which EXIST or may hereafter arise be-
;,,t.L This SUBMIT bnw.,nr L,s already
engaged the attention of the Senate of the
United States and requires no further com
The settlement of the nu.,tion rcsnect;po
the port of san Juan dc Nicaraoua. and ofth,
contru, er>v between the rcpublics of Costa
lsra and Nicaragua. III regard to their boun-
diaries, was considered indispensable to the
commencement OF the shin canal b.twr.n th,.
two oceans. which was the subject of the Con-
ycntion between the United States and Great
Britain Of the 18th of Aprli. 1880 Accord
ino'v \ prono>ition for the sam, nnr,os.s al
dressed TO the two Governments in Il ,,t mar
ter, and 10 the Mo.uuto Indians. was a"r.,,]
10 in Anril las, Lv the Secretary Of STAT. and
the Minister of her Hritauir NIairstv Re-
side. ,h,. wish ,o aid in r,,on,.iI;n, H.. J;aor
on,.,.s at tb.twn r,nuhli,S I.poancd n H.,
ncoo,a,ion trom th, desire. +, Mac. tl. ,,r,.,t
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u,l,r ou,. nr;. ,,;,u ,,,d IN ,.,,,l;l d"
;r,,,rt,nt ,nrt ot San I,,r l., \;''a''.
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T. u: as. '''" t" ~
i' :, "'',' ''''''' ~. IL mas
'' 'o''" 'i'''' "'''l'""ir 10 Nicaragua
"' II - ~ w "'l''' INA. INC l'I!her heg"'la-
t'ol's Oh INC >"':'rct when are In tram "IiI
"' carried III lh'u ol''Ilt oi cohrliia'i"h ana
compromise winch ought always t" prevail.
on such occasions. and that tEc,v will lead t.
a satisfactory result.
| have the satisfaction To inform YOU that
the executive government OF Venezuela, has
acknowledged some claims OF c,izrns OF the
| nircd States, which have for many wears
been urYrl ~ oar barge d'A;iairc, at Car
arra>. 1t is hoped that the same sense Of
justice will actuAtr the Congress of that r.
public in providing the n.,,.s Tor their pay
merit.
II" recent revolution in Euu", Avr,., and
tie ront''irratcd States has inw Opened the
prospect "i an improved state nt thin.> in tha;
quarter tn" governments OF Great Britain
ana France DETERMINED 10 negotiate with the
chief OF the new con:ricr,''r for the tree ac-
rcs~ OF their commerce to the extensive coun-
tries watcred by the tributaries of the La PA
ia and they gave a Friendly notice of tl,l.
purpose +" the United States. that We might
II We ,h"r,h; proper pursue the samc course.
In complianc" with Ills invitation, our MIN
ls"r at RIO .janrro and our C!.rr, L'Aii,,irr,
at Buruo~ i.rc- have been fax, authorized
to con ,ie treaties with the new ~ orc,ui>,.l
E Confederation. or the Stale, ,on,,,,,i,,,,
The delays which have taken place IN The.
r;rm,,ion IF ,h. ,,.,,. ,,,,,.,r,,,,,,
prevented the execution Of those instructions.
iut there, j. every r.,>n, 70 hn,. ,,,,, ,,,...
vast counrr;c, will he ,,,utr,lIy ,nr,,1 70
our commerce.
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