Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-22

hf iuLLAMhh. ! am going 10 attend 70 that
Mr.. DAVIS. And he argues from this that Mr. soule
never attempted to get any settlement Of the claim
against Spain
Mr.. CoLLANKR. think shall show how he manag-
ed that
Mr.. DAVIS And will further direct his attention to
the fact that be treats the Black Warrior hang
ing up after Mr. SUue went there
Mr. CoLLAMER. 1t has been settled since that time.
Mr. DAVIS. II began since that time. and interrupted
the progress Of negotiations by its current
- MT CoLLAMER will say to the Senator, the Black
Warrior settled BY itself but had variety
Of claims against Spain. There great numbers Of
them great quantity Of them ready AZ any time 10 be
brought out when wanted. They here on the sched
nle' printed. Gentlemen can easily find them. There
7 large ledscr account hoayy balanced in our favof
against every nation Ia Europe.
Mr. DAVIS. Perhaps the Senator does not understand
what mean. He was arguing against the Black War
rior case, as existing when Mr.. Soue went there.
Mr.. CoLLAMER. The gentleman will not get me di-
yer,ed from the particular which arguing, By
making side issue.
Mr. DAVIS. The Senator has made side ISSUE by ar
ragning the minister and doing injustice to the negoa
ton.
Mr.. ColLAMBR Ny opinion is, Mr.. President. that
the claims whatever they were were intended eused
by him and do not know but that he tired to them
do not say there was anything dscredahe in that. No
doubt entertained that II would be desirable get
Cuba u we could at rational price, and in the settle
nen Of these claims. do not complain that there IS
anything dishonest unfair dishonorabe in that;
at al He did not succeed he could succeed in it.
alton began.
Mr. CoLIAMER. Mr.. President. the Senator seems to
suppose that make the Black Warrior a single l
tell you there are now existing along list Of claims which
"fIf Me- ur,',ed psy. 96o So 80 unsettled no -
category az all.
Mr.. CoILAMEn What IL It did mott
Mr.. DAVIS. The whole argument fails
Mr. CoLLAMER No, sir; il does not. Ny argument
- ho. louhqed on the baek warrior case choose not
am sneoir "s M , ,aup 99 an s po,,
large catalogue NJ thcm and which exist, for they
ri,is a use M t a., ie enuSa... "a ~ use nus
did no, s,,n.aj ' o "'4u'''No" " Nuo"' 'u' "e
Wbn NJ So - A.. - ~ Al,
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sba, 80. ~ ~ Vt rLooeenk VI op,al's ou9a,
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sF,,o i s ~ /, :" t'a'lon ', euoa, 'ee1
.O,S ,as'u .nae ile anuineus anu nalNeipus
d; 'y"leishce was heuh consequence oI Nr. Souie
.Htp HtpI w sum CONTAMINATION as purchase or eessr'h
So 49," N.,..s 49,. ,. - Ill. -. ,,
so,I. ,,,, yolers,ee war ho1en because MI
rS ,h, S;5 9 e ssu.essol I VI nekeuaonsi
NJ '','ss US QUAY 70 mat ossehu eonleIspce
~ cis r w tiea. M sNeePns Poi,nt Pi ~ ., mat ostenu
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o,rJ ,hc ss . We eh sloIp 20 psle
sag l' ensures ol the Woru' 10 "hoh we nave neen
,.Ac WV l" ~ ~ M Ii9us'y 9 !, r. Np9ssl. w gu -, - 81,
g. ,u h w sa' nave oiieieu SPAN ptlGe ior Cuoa
refnscd t i ~ sv, ,i anu wa s,h ~ Nv Geen
L. 90 " vi ~ l'" ue 'ille " vuls'uV. .ns quesuoh
o . uua ~ w vs.. lss.ssllo o' opall seriously ehuanges
Tnion peace anu 'ne existence oi our ehershed
..Sbn,ta isn .A, .,. /, , =
,h b @ .,,s gues'on os ansTenea IN the airnanye
.,isnd 4; - ~ % ,, ~ i nv ui,lhe ~ We shs oe JUS
S M H9 @ rom spun, u u w We possess tne power
- uFsu 'ie 'e'y sai'e P'ihe'p'e ,hat "ouiu Jusu
"a oih ~ IN teains uoNh the uurnng houseoi
- =, az /" ee'g WI NJ 1.nei means Vi prevent
ing gt ths names rom destroying his own home.
.h , ~ ", t . ny ne',er w ooun. 1
s,,.;na, ,a b"u '"e "'uS 'h"' 'P"'" "isn' enis'
W. ,h, is. H.. ,,,, -, ..-
- ~ '" nsnllesto, teas ueclnratlon OF sentiment
oS IL NJ W id y ~ o.'te NJ sspeSa
~ ~ ,@ "ly ~ sNa 70 tieh' IN MS ieer 10 Mr. oouie
u .sTS ~ ~ i =. No'v"loeI, @ iooi @ .,.. Al,
.b.ns no a cos,pJ NC m i ", s, nv s
r'i " ~ az W sustain une inference tnst
Anu your associates IN me conference were 81 opn
ION that the proposition should be made though there
:. 49,, "a Nv OanVe oI Us usiis en.er'aheui anu 'uat
sluGs ue aoeolpaeu WIN ,ne opel eeciaIauoh, or
s ' m ua' @ the Dnieu S.ees were ue
- ~ =, ~ le ~ lsiauu' anu "ouIn o9.an 9 u uy o'h-
n 's II 'nei' pIesehu ADVANCES So @u'ahaBeoust 10
HAT ~ ,he sense Y Which no ro,oiod ,h., mar, =, ,ho
@ ~ w se"s' ~ nnlVh nc IeVeteeu tat part o .he
communication; lie disapproyed the policy Of making
ah oe "ngh @ ty hau good reasons 70 peheve wond De
@ % 80 v,.u s M M Sou,ei IN ni et.e' IN an
e' :" ti'iS auies'o o tae ostehu cohietense' nat
vas III Su'ooeI On ue lotn OIL NoNeInueI, Mt marcy
49, ~ ~ =, 70 nlli liiu on Ieoep' " w. Mf.
Youp dsDs,ob ~ ,he IAN ms sl,in,e ne
oa usla' sl ~, !. e ish uI'l'nu' eaVhg me no al
I'll e ~, o' .a VI oon.nuihg nv lulsci mere, ih lan-
l;g pr =, suIehuerang tfGst when, win
@ se ehio"n IN te way ol ts vNecuuoh'
,; s H. =, a ~ =. & e,.'a W M nue ssslaH
@ aoa W " 5 u m vi 70 ny 2"l oIeul }ou WI
H. w. ea p % az ~ se ~ oouie "" se"se Vi uisniV
"as ..s lu'P'neu 'ne u auoPr
sh P l .o.l,l.ssio'i v erNuy tSI"o'uinaiy anu
hnnls'e. lc"ipu'sen..'att9 t9 st thls Noutt
here, men, we ma tnis history MI soue goes there
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S, Sals "sans' opan, ana utterly ais ueieupun ne
. OStenu gohy1ehoe y hoiueh ana Us mshiissto pup
H Ne. si "a ny atcinP. 70 -slisn ~ "r' secretary
hae( st'tsu .nu puI.oi tnSt portion oi ~ t' ooue'
upon peihg tnat tne uu ho' approve
OF making an oher 10 DC f'ee'ed resigned MS position
anu ranc hpe. ihe su'lept mas sielt from 'hat ume
20 hSi ho1hhg more mas ooeh saiu ABOUT untll ms
hessaBe oauic rom ,le fIcsidct' yam any man, put
tg 'hese & leDts toseIher understand dherehty rom
lne Ieslueh., III MS pIeseht message, mas Deena
tie uoie o"utous' uough the o.ner was somewhat am
pltious hu oo"q"e' IN ms annual messaSe ne says up
on tnis ,pplc.
Ah the Iertoty "heh we nave acquired since the or
slh ol 'ne uoNeth"eht has peeh ny ir purchase rom
SPAN, anu heH'o' OF oy the eree ana voluntary
ao' o. vac lnuepehueht o'a,e o' leAas IN oehuihB her
uesues win our o"h' ms course we snail ever pur
sue, una sho1lu uocur Whch we 40 not
now nuu'pa.f, iShueIlng uepaI,ufe rom II clearly
JuStnapie uhuel ,ne Imperative anu oF'rruhs ID" OF
> ssii' ,T pr.sei ,a'loi @
iheh we 10 unues'ahu 'ha' ms Is ou new euiuoh'
u'te inherent 'li csa"n ui le ostehu Soherehos-
mean 70 ge. NuDa py putehase' II we can peacemlyi
oul' AZ e ,ae .'t, nc hope .ne '''e Niil no.
o'ne WIN v" 'n"t' H@,e " 'aAe siy "sY, "e'ause
Is Necessity 20 US Spain, you sen us Nuoa. want
NphBess 70 mANs 1h appropfieuoh ,hat may make an
oner 20 you anu wan, II oisuhcuy UNDERSTOOD that
hey 40 so, nope shnh no, nave 10 whip you nope
the heeessiy o. tha' SllI nor arse at S What does
hat mean II means preeseiy what the spanish Oottes
unuersto1u u 20 meah-nehace, az, VOW we arc askeu,
when Is mat occasion 70 arse "hen Is that 'haaowy
oeheNe that the heeesses OF the poheal existence OF
iou cahhot suppose ths ohloh can pc usSoeu oy ,he