The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10

dissvow the rash and Unauthorized act ID was The
sane thinx wltb the seizure OF Tsre island BY Mr.
lhaihsld 70 lsts aud although The is different
these tssnds hAsnx iot ong lime been in the unquall
DIED. though contested, possession OF Great Britain, do
INNS anss ell the circumstances OF the case, that ON
calm and dsrAsscnse representation from this govern
insr'. this has,y step will Do retraeed,
Win sslset to the transactions at TTuxillo we have
nol1iax b., newspaper information on The subject and
tissa snsosns that there has been lombard
nen NO eanBohadng Of The place. as al nIst reported
bat SO George Selmyut The commander Of the Brush
~yasdrea W The West Indies, oiher OF great modera
Ton ho Is Tor has friendly feelings To wards
tbs tnsd Sl4ss, and a. whose Instance the British Adj
msslly have very lately PAT 20 the possession of Commo
aoss FeHy eomWsnder 81 the squadron sent out by this
goverrmfni % Japan, large number OF charts add by
drosFsghe wOfks-eseTythHg, Ia short, facilitate the
esredloa-has sent war steamer 10 Truxlllo to tell
tbs auhonits heE. thai they mu-t recall ed party
Which Lsy bad sen the frontier break up the sci
lemsnls The kaslish wood cutters the Limas
DO nui think anst serious will OF these
transactions, and eau only say, that II there
dispaed boundary hslseen and Mexico, and Mexico
10 .cna armed force 10 break up settlement OF
Anstleans. aud destroy their establishments think
should tell them ia the painrsl The English Ian.
gusx~ eonians. thai The Un.d States did ndssand
thel way OF ssllps boundary controversies.
The Senate ~lli lner. from what have said that
do mol spprebsnd ans disturbance OF The peaceful rela
tons between ihis country and Great Britain ia
sgenes a. the stat. o. things Central America Ia the
jast xvseeh which had the honor 10 make ia the Honse
OF Representatives. now eighteen years ago. expressed
The upn,on that there danger of a between
the uned States and F'anee, With whom our friend,
relations seriously menaerd 10 consequences OF lbe
delay of the French Chambers TO make appropriation
10 carry into eject NT Ryess treaty of indemnify. 1
not sorry 10 raising my voice Tor the first lime
msmber Of tbs Senate, That is for the purpose Of
pressing similar sentiments "a reference to Great Britain
10 not because eilhe IN ibis case or 10 that am M
different 10 The Interests 81 the honor oi my counry
Far Otherwise, IL ~ because do not think they
10 danger. agree with the distinguished senator from
ihlps Nh. DoucLAsl that Easl does no, love
la relations oi countries Which governed BY
stutipns by paTi,aents and By congresses there
room iof low oftof hate OF any sentimental influence
eaSh,sned regard TO NE public Interest u the only rule
OF action only under absnlnle governments. under
monarch who, Ike Louis XIV, can cay /" | am the
State, that there IL for love and for hale Between
US aud Ing land. and the rest o the constitutional powers
OF Europe. there only iur the influence Of the die.
taes oil snz brned 10 The public veal but this
will say thai am persuaded at this time that with ali
parties England mutually beneficial, peaceful inter
course with The United States is considered Cardinal
principle OF the policy OF The government, and think
thst on side lowatd England, aud toward Europe,
we ought 10 consider mutually beneficial, peaceful
ieTcourse as a cardinal principle OF our policy
cordially sympa,hae with The distinguished senator
from Illinois an the glowing views that he enlerains oil
the future growth and glory OF our country. | wish
could persuade han that this glorious future OF America
not inconsistent with an equally suspicious future Tor
him that that part Of the world 10 not exclusively the
OF lombs and that be graphically de-
than 10 others, but yisiby all, there progress
ha, liberal ideas are at work that popular institutions
and influences are steadily forming themselves that the
meoIaton OF the laboung classes IL going thai ed
ucaon and social eonioIls making their way there
IL Is uue-l beg tue gentleman 10 believe II is true
and nothing will promote lhis favorable state OF things
more than the kindly Sympathy and saulaly example
on the part oil this country And Will alec FAY that
there - county ia Euiope that have visited,
whatever temporary oauses OF irritation may have es
is,sd with tlls government that goyernmen-here ia
not coubiry Of Eufope wheIe The and character
OF an American citizen not direct passport to every
good ohee that stranger eau DESIRE and nowhee more
than 10 England
Sir IN views OF the glorious future that awaits the
Union, We sP, TO regard geographical extension as
the measure and the index OF our countfys progress
do not deny the general correctness OF thai impression
IL Is necessary Tor the formation OF the highest type OF ma
uonai chasacer that II should be formed aud exhibited
upon grand aud extensive scale IL cannot be d~yel
oped within the bounds Of petty State. Nor do admit
that this idea OF geographical extension necessarily
lies with Ilihooght 1t does perhaps by natural assoc
aion-tbat OF collision with other powers But, SAT,
think there fear. - lar geographical extension
Is necessary, that We shall, IN the natural progress OF
things have much OF y, and zap dls as the bes
lntefes,s OF the country admit OF require Ia the mesa
time. Al We wish real. solid, substantial growihs
CROWN which VIII not bring ns IN COLLISION shh oreign
powers-xe shall have n an twenty-five years TO our
hearts content not BY the geographical accession OF
dead scres not by The purchase OF Cuba OF BY the par
unonoi Mexico, but By The simple peaceful increase oil
our population.
S have you well considered that tina, mysterous la
which was promulgated on the sin,h day OF the Crea-
hon-"Be fruitful and multiply and rsplenish the eAhI
viii, in twenty-five years OF reace and unionior - all
wrapped ~ IN ihataded BY foreign immxrAl give us
another America oil living men az large ~ that which we
now possess Yes, SIR. AS lar living
ed besides replacing the millions which viii have pxs~,d
of the stage will give all that the Of On po,enc.
could give u.s. II should call up from the depths OF the
Pacific and JOIN 10 the Union another America po2uous
II by any stroke al power policy you could
o-morrcw extend your jurisdiction from Hodsons Bay 20
Cape Hon. and take every State and every
on these continents, and all their population would
not give 10 you greater amount OF population Doudi
own, than you will have al the end OF twenty i've
years by the SIMPLE law OF increase, aided BY
from abroad.
4 shall not live TO IT, My children probably will
The senator from Illinois, m all human probability, will
live 10 see u, and there is perhaps, hksl,
than be 10 his views oi public poley upon the
mind oil those growing millions. aud 10 from them
return all the bonos and trusts which grateful people
beslow upon those they respect and love Let me
adjure hin, then. to follow the generous impulses of he
nature. and alter giving, like true pAroi his hrs, ae
tons his country, 10 be willing 10 comprehend al
the other friendly countries OF The earth wilbn the scope
OF liberal consideration, and above all, 10 cuvas the
spirit and arts OF Iesce-ot peace.
Sir, IL Is the opposite spirit Of military ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
the spirit OF conquest, that has forged those chains N
Europe winch the senator eioqueny depores. II was
tins that brought down ASIA TO The dust IN the morning
OF The world, and has kept her seated IN .ackloth and
ashes THIS blasted Greece this destroyed
Rome. II was no, foreign enemy that laid the 10 /
the root OF Romes freedom u was her pfoconsois
coming home IRON the successful wars OF Asia, gorsed
with the gold OF conquered provinces The spirit OF mil
itary agsrandze and conquest have done the
for Europe Vii, they not do u here II we indulge them
Do not let the think that suspect he wishes To
indulge them but viii they not do III Will they not
give vasi standing armies, oversbadowng naves, co
ossas military establishments ffightful expenditure,
contacts Jobs, corruption which Il sekens the heart 10
contemplate, And how simple republican nsitu-
tioas our elective racles our annual or biennial
enoee OF those who to rule over unsupported by