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h'N"n' teit.u from mentioning TIA. ,a.usbl
."''ior- Col. 1L"ma, l. k,n-, ~ho. f,ou
uo'l'-N OF rur- h-u-NDivlr-. snl without AN
I '""" 'haf'cicr "r Ivcuu'srv comp, uss,ion
,''''rh Utah Gur'nG the last incl-u,-ut water
"' the pup - 81 contributing 10 the ps1iti
c'iiou oi tie Teinior
atm h.ppV to inform r,u. ihs, the gov
e'u"r aud other civil uiiic.r. Of Ut,h sr. nos
: Performing their App,opris,- functions With
out T''>'auc-. Tie authority Of thu r,u,'i.
| u'ion sud tie ls~s be. ben mily r..for.d
anJ I'eScr prevail, Throughout; tie Territory
portion Of the to p, s-n,t TO Utah ar,
2 a." sn amp! d. Cud.r Y.igy. f., NJ .ui
miles southwest Of Salt Lake Civ. aud the
'emaird"r have teen ordered to Oregon 10
supr''.s lodan Lo,iii,iy-.
The march Of the army to Salt LsL- Ciy,
/ ihioush the lndIsn Territory, Ia, hal a po~>
eHui 'iicri IN restraining the hostile feeling
Agaio'i the United States, which existed
among the ln,iisns 10 that r.gion, aud IN &c
curing em'grAnts ri the fsr West sVsin.t their
ceFr-dauons. Ibis viii also be III. mean. of
establishing military P"s,. aud promoting set
uruen" along tts route.
recommend tha, IA. benefit. of our land
f
the people Of Utah, by the establishment Of a
land Office in that Territory.
have occasion also 10 congratulate von on
the result Of our ne citations with China.
You ~ere informed by the la, annual the,
sag, that our minister had lr,u instructed,
"c'urN n'ur'al position IA the ho,;Iti-
conducted ty Great u itsin aul France a.sin,,
Canton. He wa. lo.ev-r. ~ n. same Zine.
directed To Cn>Op-rs'. cor tally ~'ih the But
"h "nd French minlsirrs.ln al peaceful meas
urrs I" svcu'" toy treaty those ju.t conc,s,i-ns
10 'n'c':n commerce Which the nation. of the
world hal right 20 demand. Ii ~as inp,,.
sible for the to proceed further than this, on
my own authority. hout u.ur, ing the war.
making power, which uud-r the constitution.
belongs exclusively to Congress
Brsiie'. fer n careful examination Of the
nA'u'r and extent OF our grievances, | DID not
believe they w're VI such pressing and Az
g's'atej character n would have Jus fled
Cvng'es' III declaring var agsin-t ia. Chi
nrse empire, without making smother e.in-st
/ attempt 10 Hdju.t hem hy p-ac-ful u gotta,
( 'ion. | was more incl nci To this opinion
because of th- ,rSrr- cha.ti.emeuI wh ch hal
hu' recently been ini etel upon the Chiucse
! by out sIrairnn. in The capture sud d-.,rur
. unn ,i tie BsIryi forte, to Ii, rngs al A!l.Lp.i
in u'I to our h.g
The event has rovel the wisdom Of cur
neutrality. Our minister has executed IN. IN =
strurton- with eminent skill suI HLity
T !" c"njuncuon With the Ri,..n pleu'poteu-
tiary. he has I.rar-fally. but .ir-clu.lly Co
/ "p'rs'td Ith the Engli,h aGl French I eni-
P"'-nti"fir, Hnd -sc!, a.: tie !aur power, has
concluded ueN'y wi'h ChuA. of = hirhly
satisfactory character. Tue treaty con
ciui-d bv our own pi-nipo,-nuNy will
Immediately bee submitted 10 the Senate.
an happy to announce that through tn.
/ emerge 'c Yet c"ncrli.,ory III ri, Of our con
sui c~u-ral m J,p,n, new treaty h., l.-,u
co clu !r'l With that .mp'e. which may be
expected materially to sucrnru, onr trsd. snd
intrro"u''r 10 thA, qrart.r. aud 'emovs from
our 'oun,fym-n the d.-,nI.prS which h.y.
hcrri. tore Teen lmpp,ei upon the r1rr Is Of
t"r'r religion. I." treaty sh \ be ,ubmi,ts !
to he S-rAir Tor Srp'ovRl thou, de'sy.
], s. nv earnest Gc>u- hat every rni,un
der,iAriing WIlh the government 4 Gr-.t
I'n'H'n shoui Ice smic,h'y and speedily al.
jusieI. IL hiss been Il- mis'uriuns Of both
c'uui'ir-, l'nU-t ever sHrr the l-iiud OF IA,
revolution, l. have teen suuO,-d hy a .uc-
ce,.i"n g irritating and lang rpus questions.
ihf-sirn'ug th-T g. -LGl, l,iiau. Ub.hn.
p7fualy prevented the iul, d-y,lo men, .t
thV'~ l-'hngs II mutual iu-nj-Aip h,twren
the people 81 the two countries. 80 Mutual ~
ih-m-eiT,s = q 30 conducive 20 their common
interests. Aoy serious Interruption ~ N.
commerce trtWceD the Uu'ed States and
Great Eriiain WoulI bc equally ujuriou. 10
10th. IN ir'', a. t@p H4,'1As have sr-r px
i.ieI On the lace Of the csTIh which couId 10
esch other so mu.h good or 50 much harm.
Enisr'aiu.n G these 'eutimsbI'.i am gr.,ifsl
to infp'm yoI, thnt thu long psbiiug contro,
v'r'y heiSrrn tbs tvo governments. In rr's
tion I" the qu-,iion q visitation and serrch
hiss hsen auIcAily adjusted. Tie claim on
the part Of Great Britain. Ercih,y 20 vi.it
American vessels on the high seas 70 .ims Of
+ Ac~, cUuli ntt l." sustAiu-ti updrr the law Of
nations, an % hNl teen ov.uul-d Us her osb
most -uiu-rt J1fs's This a. ,ton wts ~
Gently hvough, to sn is.u- by the repeated
sets u B'llrsh cruisers. N iO,rding md s.frh
Iug our merchant v,vs !, ~ ihr Gu,f n N-1i
GO AM ih~ s.Js.yr' 'rs. Thee 49,, u.tp tie
mote ifJp'Du. ani a.no, ~. ST .s- Ws,.f,
s'- tr'-fs-,I Nv sl-fs- p.r ion 4 iHs corr
mere soi us' ,s,pn q The Ua's Sts,.s
sod l''-It iT-- .uj tnfe~ircis u-e .. ,..-n I'll
10 ibe - u"p Of tie 'o'.'stss ,f'ie lsiw,sr
i.G-'en' .t,' yf co. Jaton
>u-h t-I,tou' interruption. cou.i 20, Il,
10 stcIte tb- feeling 81 tb- eDuu,fy. ari 20, -.
gute lie i'trfpo-'frD1 ~ its 2 .tstt,r-r' -
EsuoHstfancss wsf- addressed tn a.. B,rf.t