Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-07
PRESIDENTS rrEssAGB.

the bst evid capacity realize hopes the
iea While tine digerent branches Of
all Se h.ye direct refsreace to the Source of Power
under this system nc man is so high and none
50 IN the scale public station, escape from the
SCI or to be exempt from the responsibility which all
Upon the justice intelligence of the masses in gov
the sole reliance of the eonfsder-
interests against the usurpaons and encroachens Of
pow.r on the one hand and the
Tns which spoken is inseuarable from an
less present by the condition OF our
with oS sSsS o E the .
by the spirit with which that field has been entered
nands efhamanty been disease
assuming at time the @ Of I'd and
tons of country have still the most abundant
Nal mercies showered upon as a nation.
1t is well that consciousness Of rapid advancement and
upon Him who holds in his hands h destiny OF
principles religious toisratiOn proclaimed
aw and rejoicing the benign influence when
shrink from clear duty did express my
parent progress if 4 be not sustained by national
resting upon the great truth affirmed and illustrated by d
and sufeng has been consong to how promptly dis
widely from ea other and creene to watchthe Of
that common bond of which unites all hearts in
all parts of this union wh:n danger threatens from abroad,
calamity impends over us at home.
Our diplomatic relation with foreign powers have under
Congress With of them, questions Of disturbing
Iieye that thos, may all be amiciably adjusted.
For soma years past great Bran has 30 construed the n
the fishery the north coast to exclude our cit-
tens ffom of the fishing grounds to which they freely re-
date treaty fhe United States have Acquesced
rights they Iongenjoyed without
EXTEND h sT re payesS limits
fixed by the Convention and regulate trade between
negotiation has opened with fair prospect ofa favor
result 10 protect fishermen in the Of
fishermen, deemed expeden to station naval foree in
itons also arisen between regard
to Central America Great Britain has proposed to settle
amiciable and Minister a Lon-
don is instructed enter into negotiations on that subject
srSn and tS.e of BRUSH subjects against the United
organized under the Convention OF the 9th OF Forua
@ ss is now sitting in London for the transaction Of bust
1t is in many respects desirable that boundary line be-
United States and the British Provinces In the
Northwest designated in the Convention ofthe 18th June
o @ e n e
should b. traced and marked therefore present the sub
With France relations continue the most friendly
States and that might is conceived be released
of both partaes With view to this object some
been made in negotiating treaty Of commerce and nayga
tion
independently of with spain haze important
POLITICAL rea with her. growing out ofour neghborhood
! to Island and Porto Rico am happy TO an
that since h last Congress no attempts have been
agnst either Colonies: shoui any be
sted within limits, all the means at command will
currences place at Havana in the vicinity Of
Cuba between our ez ms and the Spanish aG.horss Con
does track between of the principal cities
pareuay that with The Untsd States is thus guarded
eti!ion Of such may Wei be
Havana and the Captain sn,ral of Cuba ready expa
injury All mpnt the part Of our citizens
under the present arrang smen must be in the s place
Spain again refers her local authorities in Cuba for in
s irritating and ou. de
lay proposition has be made provide for direct ap-
Re injured f,IioW Citizens Hitherto the Governm sHt
has ar eep pI0 for
this kind the good understanding b,tween thu
Our Minister instructed the proposition
press again upon the consideration Of her Catholic
For several years Spain calling attention ofhis
to claims by of her subjects in
he case Of the schooner Armislad believed
the obligations imposed by our existing treaty with
respondence with the Span government as early as Z az
that year. recommended that provision should bs made for
its payment In January last it was again ouomitted TO Coz
Grafton by eommses of both branches Of Congress-
yet theteh been final action upon it, conceive that
good faith require its prompt adjustment and present 10
Your carly and favorale consideration;
try in 1850 in due form of Law TO be-
citizen of the United States Aier remsining here
was 70 ciby taken boar Austrian Brig OF war;
rons the a e1owed take him into the d6mnor
of Austa Consul Smyrna, aud Legation AZ Conslan
nedeeuI While thus inprisOned Commander ingrShsm,
with IN @ Gntio Sa.s t @ ;cumsa%ces Of the cas- came
conclusion that Koszta entitled to the protection
for his release arrangement between the agents
the Unt;d States and Austria he Ts 3 70 % to
remain until he should be disposed of by the mutual agree
ment Consuls ofthe Respective Governments ~ u
place the agreement he has been released and
IS now his way to the United States an
who took part in this transaction subject Of grave
Fight to seize him limits of the Turkish Empire he
has of this Government its consent to the sur
agents and satisfaction the aedged outrage After care
f consid ,raton Of the case ca to the % s
he was wroney Diet board of the Austrian brig OF
THAT Of At the n 6sG sas und that the
under the circumstance of ease were ana
Emperor Of Austria has been declined
For moT I r 10 he between the Charge
and the Secretary of State, which Is here
The principles and policy therein mnt.ne the part
of the United States, w whenever proper occasion oc
The condition China this time renders probable that
will lead to more withit The con-
Tpry Who has ~ Ss snd
tend our u % osr satS NaonS aSs Sn WIN the
In 1852 an expedition was sent JapaH under the
mand the PurP0; Of opening nag Sss1
arrival tie and Of his having mace known 70
ascet lined how far Emperor disposed to abandon
his restrictive Ioiey and open that PeRaloas country
has been my earnest desire maintain friendly inter
course with upon this continent and TO aid
n3% With dispute TSGS has boundary
between the territory of New Mexico and the Mexcaa
stes employed in running that line pursuant TO the treaty
% a o ho o GnSe Ii.
decision was clearly departure from me @ ~, @
in by the appointed the part United
States whose was SSs but
Mexico takes different view OF the subject ere