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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11

The WESTMISisTEK REVIEW FOR .IrIY.-
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Street, New York, Price 81 per annum
Contents
l. strikes: their Tendencies and Remedies
II. The 5ihl On the FIo>s.-!i!. Eawliu,uu's
hampton Lectures for is-g.-IV. The Post U,iic.
Mono?oly--V. AIRY >lhe:ler-VI TIE IRISH Edu-
cation Que,tIon.-NII. Germany: =, Str.ugt,
and e4kness Y III. Thoughts III AID Of Faltn.
IA Criey"nces ot hungarian CathOilc~.-X
The French Fress--AI. Contemporary Literature
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ALSO
= \ y r q r DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTiC PILLS.
, COMPOUNDED PROM
fFe ,rgetabte Ertrdcis. and PIT up in G2,ss tdsts
ar I'ght, and UW Keep in any C2iniGts.
COMPOUNDED PROM

Fre Cfgetabte Ertracis ana mt no in ,,l,ss f,,,,
=" ItgN ana teiH Keep an any cInaGts
ins rAMiLi CATHAR- = Tie PILL is a gentle but
SS1Ee ,a'har'ic' which the proprietor has used in
his F-artice than = twenty wears
The constantly incrcas- ing demand f,>u, thos.
VINO isNe long used the . PILLS, and the sstisflc-
.on WHICH all express IN I. regard to their use, has
ihuuceu me 10 pl ace them within the reach o. all.
Ihe Profession wei. - know that dilr-Ient Ca
thartic> act on different portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATiiAR- (. TIC PILL has with due
reference 10 tins well eS - taOshet fact. been
pounded from variety - OF the pGrsst Vegetable
Extracts, which a.; aliSe every mart the ALI
mcntary canal, and = good and ale in all case,
where Cathartic IL need - ed, such Deranrenrnts
Of the Stomach, Scepi- - ness, Pains in the Rack
snd Ions, Co-tiyeness, = Pain and Soreness over
ihe whole Body, from sud - den cold which IRE III, Mt
ly il neglected, end IN long OF Fever 10 -,
Of Appetite. a Creeping Sensation OF G sd ov,, IN =
Body, Resllessness, Head ache, or Welsh, Il, ~.
Head, all Iniammatory - Diseases Worn. 10 ga
dren Adults, Ehcuma- = tj.Io n ~, p,.;s. . I,
,he piou' AUD may III leases TO which flesh is
m-nt. Dose, / to 3. = :" '"'' a''e'''
IT,. LIVER N. -.tE DIMES. .----..
T,t. Biz >. DECORATOR AVID FAMILY CxrHAR.
.holes. are re'Hei ~ Druggists gcse.aily and sold
~ie ny the tade IN 81 the large towns.
:, !. ". SANFORD, NJ. D..
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
Al. S3S Broadway, New York.
" !" o''a"a by Ely. GRIGGS,
j. WALKER.
..n,o q. L. THOMPSON,
t u. KSECSsl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11

SoHoNACK BAND.-Ottawa is so poor at
present a. 10 be without Il band. and our
Democrats on Tuesday had to 20 ali the
way to Somonauk for music The Some
nauk Band is one OF the best III the State.
Their playing on Tuesday was equal to
that of any band of the same size we ever
heard They belong to no political party
but are willing TO give their services to all
for reasonable. pay. See their ADVERTISE
meut
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11
HOOFlAkD'S GERMAN PILL,

being well known throughout Europe and America needs
commeration here. They are purely vegetable are
prepared with great cxct-Ss and suSarcoatcd. No
better CaIrt.c I'll he fund. Price. % per box
These raeiciHeS prepared by IN. {. N JACKSON
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhorc The sig
of c Jackson VIII be on the outside of each
bottle box
In our EceIyJody's ilIaGHac, published annually you
will find testimony and cUnmendatory notices all
parts of the country These Almanacs given away by
all our ag uts
For sal. =. ; va - Z l. T!i)NP;1N, D. WALK
ER, E Y. y.:LtIG' aui y. hNECSSIs. 2.yI2
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Albany College Of Health.
LSIEGLISNLU ~
HerEiCk's Sugar Coated Pills.

FC'ILDEES CRY FOR ThE& 81.
THIS remarkable American remedy is car.,.ag the
GgrtI by sfoT13 over five mIlilols % boxes are
sod ANNUALLY. Composed entirely ~ Flowers Roots
a-s"is Ld extracts their effect the human stcil
: pleasant. sti>ia rtory sri successful Acting
y on the btaoG. gsn Il, solids and fluids the body,
tler use : attended with the happe, cfec Ia sad
den attacks Of dis d0-cs alwavs cures
N 90 standing caes sickness. small doses Repeated
frequently 80 cleans the system, that COED health i,
he result No change in employment or dist is nrces
-sry. They never Cause sore mouths svy.jI.d i,,nt
'citnc limbs &c, do many other kinds They are
warranted =" give sa'-:act-o or The Tric- Wi! be
funded They considered cTsa!.- safer t,r.,i-r
anu IN AL respects Sui-r.vE 70 any purcay- i IN the
"o't1- * me discovery % cOdtiHC Il pill with s,.-
ytr e1-a-..tsI =lth d.. HrrFCk. a others are rnuu
trrieI's aud y used, Will do hy, and t!sapoiut The
sick. Hcrr-- pills are elegantly put IN 81 In A box
"F1 large sf-e. u directions, and sell fO- - eru;s
per box; boxes Tor b.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11
Religious Notice.
Rev H. sL.pE will preach in Ply mouth Church, in
this city, on Tuesday evening, Aug. II. augl

who brought upon himself the obstinate
affection, premature decay. &c, by iuiscTetion and
self-aGse-puhiishcd for The benefit q. the afflicted,
and particularly addressed TO young married people,
and those contemplating marriage, pointing out
they be restored to perfect health. The
thor having himself bee. ed, desires pace in tn,
hands of the unfortunate ;I- ~ which they
fn relief and also put stop to The various IMPOSE
lion. pract.crd upon the wary lie all send his
perrnce Tree of charge. Aldress, VIM }. Ilornby Box
49,, L. o., New York. ehli-6uI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11

Az OLD INDIAN DOCTOR y YEARS OLD. having
gwen up practice, nil gFe hI. services the d-T
OF - LIE free OF charge 10 order that his
mode OF curing CoN>C2FTVN. aud other LUNG bI,EssE.
may Dr. p!aced within reach OF all; End that md h-
~! send his mode % cure hei. has proved Success
- IN Thousands o. cases. TO Al! applying !or u, Ace 81
IHrIg-.
Address, wv. b. MOSES, Box a. P o. Sew York.
Ir.I.l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11

DE. G. ". FIrcn-Wc learn that Dr.
Fitch, Of Chicago, viii be at the Geiycr
House, i'll this city, on Wednesday, the
18th inst, when he may be consulted by
his advice
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-. w. e. w s.sEOT.,

nAEEItp-o- the Ith in.t. hy Arthur Loci y God,
TO Nr tEAEiEs ALHzET ard Mis-. Carol M WtIysAS,
81 Of this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11

For sale,
4 GOOD Family CARRIAGE or will be EXCHANGED foy
"A Horses. or good single Buggy. at
JH.2 =. e. FLOBY's Livery Stable
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11

GENERAL ADVERgLSINC .AGEA. Y
la5 FaEDoLPn STREET. Wv are agents Tor t!..,. III.
sell asfor ALI the leading paFc:s q me Northwes-
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, Trumbull Co.. Ohio, March 7, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing in the Graefen-
berg Medicines for the past year. and truly say that
have offered any medicines to the public that have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
particularly the Pills and CathocOn They will readily
perform all and more ttan is promised for them have
sold about fifty bottles OF the Cathoch past season
and hear the best results in every case.
]. II. c. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says of the Graefenberg ed-
cines. Dr. B. is physician of extensive practice and
Of the most successful in the county Trumbul in which
he resides.
This certes that used the Graefenberg Pills and
harshalls Cathoeon sold here by j. H. G. johnson in
my practice to my entire satisfaction They good
medicines. DIR. G. W. BUSHNELL
Hartford Tri,r,lulI Cn n Mnrch ! 1shr
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

The Mobile Tribune gives the Douglas
faction 9 sinug-shot hit BY stating the fol-
lowing fact; @Ihe voice Of not one demo
cratic State was given for bis lDouoIas'l
nomination; the spurious delegates from
the South, Of course did not represent the
voice Of the Democratic party 10 their
States, Oh the other hand, Breckenridge
and Lane were nomineted by the voice Of
every Democratic State of The South. 10.
gs'hsr with ofegoh aud Califarnia, viii Be
given iorshem,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
A word to Americans and Ola wings.

A Word TO Americans and Old Whigs
Mr.. Dawson of the Fort Wayne Times
who has heretofore been identified with the
American party, has placed at the head Of
his columns the name of Lincoln and Ham
lin, and thus discourses in relation to them.
"John Bell and Abraham Lincoln lead
the hosts of the opposition to Democracy
for the former it is not too much to say
that the conservatives the country over, and
conservative Republicans have so high re-
gard that did not an extreme necessity OK.
ist in the North thousands upon thousands
of them, everywhere, would rally to him
but now, wishing to make their power felt
against the party in power, they cannot ex-
pect it to transpire by voting for that great
and pure man-John Bell. The path Of
duty then is clear, so long as a man of such
antecedents and such conservatism as Abra-
ham Lincoln is in the field as the nominee
of powerful party, of probable success
To these suggestions we direct all our friends
Wing and American-and would that
they pledge an honest support to Mr.. Lin
coln-believing that if elected, his admin
istration will be wise, eminently conserva.
tive, honest and national"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
= Fremont journal.
human ron AnE LrNCOINi

HURNRAMN NlNt AM LhNgOhaNl
Ala-aBoofman DaHee."
Hutrkh horrsh. dld YOU hesrthe nevsi EfI
.ThsDsmocrai, hive got the biues; M Vt
rbsy'ssputslsd nov, and ai afraid, f-
w iBstnhso oRs'venomiaaieaAB aABE. AttlEll 4.
cAerrs-Hurrah for Uncle Abel
2 Huuah for Old Abe, my boys;
Old Abe's the Boy, 50 clear the track
Huuah for Uncle Abe.
III I hot well put them through,
Split their rails and haul them too.
Hi no ven put them through,
Split their rails and haul them too.
In all their ranks they tried to End
A candidate to suit their mind;
They kick and squirm, but Ills no use,
Their game is up, their platforms loose.
CAOrH'--Hii hoi &c.
They know that they viii lose the day
Since they've taken mp with stephen Al
And 80 TO add to their humbug swell
think they'd better vote for Bell.
ChorNG--Hii no 80.
hear they've bought an old steam tug,
On which to place poor little Doug;
For President too late they've found,
bis cost tail comes too the ground.
ChorHs--Hii hoi 30.
Wen give them HAN enough this fall,
To satisfy them one and all;
Served up in style quite neat and plain,
And just imported from OLD Mainsl
chOyus.--Hii hoi so
Hurrah I hurrah we sure to win,
And the way well beat will be sin;
The coming years impending blast
win show them they have crowed their last
ChorHs-Hii hoi &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
CIGAR MANUFAcToRY.

4 HAVE now completed my arrangements got my shor
10 operation, and am manufacturing Cigars from the
very best Of SPANISH TOBACCD-Ravana, Prin-
cpo and Cuba varistes All persons who wish 10 pnT-
chase are invited 70 call and examiue my stock and
that use only the best articles Cigars sold at either
Wholeasle Retail et louer prices than the same qua-
y can be bought Of New York Also All kinds Of
CHEWING ana SMOKING fOBAccOs kept on hand.
atore on the west side Of Eront 8tEast door north
Of f4lletta'n Flour store. y. ross
FunpRt, April .. 1eBp
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03


Mr.. II. b. KISGsLEY-Sir;-I have been selling the
Medicines of the Gaefenberg Company for the last ten
years. and have invariably found them TO give good sas
action and the Pills have sold TO great many families
regularly their tea and coffee, and with my trade
they have become staple article Marshall's Uterine
Catholcon medicine that has done great amount OF
good in female diseases One lady sold told that
she had received benefit from bottle than she
did from long of medical treatment by the
Bkillfui physicians. Yours truly.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
what a Democratic senate MIA.

Il defeated the Tariff bill adopted by the
House for securing protection to American
labor and preventing an increase of the ma
tional debt.
1t refused TO pass tho Homestead Bill
over the Presidential veto.
II defeated the river and harbor bill.
It defeated the mileage retrenehment
bill, passed by tho House; bill designed to
save $25o,OOo annually to the national
treasury.
II slaughtered the bill for the admission
Of Kansas; thus declaring that a Territory
that was offered admission two years since,
with slavery, shall be punished for prefer
ring freedom.
Il defeated the House bin for the aboli-
tion Of polygamy in Utah; thus. declaring
that this domestic institutions . like slavery,
shall continue to enjoy the fostering care Of
q Christian government.
1t defeated the House bill for fepealiuo
the slave code of New Mexico. code thai
provides for the easlayement ofwhite as well
as black men.
IL defeated the House bin prohibiting the
sale Of public lands until tea years after
their survey, thus inviting spectators to alb
soFb these lands as they have done hereto
fore.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
Douglas and a slave Code.

Mr.. Douglas, in his letter of acceptance,
specially endorses the Supplemental Reso-
luton to the Douglas Democratic Platform,
offered after the nomination by Mr.. Wick
life, of Louisiana, and unanimously adopt
ed by the Rump Convention, on motion of
Mr.. Payne, of Ohio. The resolution reads
as follows.
Resoieed That 1t is in accordance with the Cincinnati
Platform, that during the existence of Territorial Gov
ernmens the Of restriction whatever It NAV be-
imposed by the Federal Constitution the poOsr Of the
TeritoriGt Legislature the subject of the domestic
relations the has BEEN or shall hereafter be na-
ly DETERMINED BY THE SUPREME COURT of the
United States should be respected by all good citizens
and ENFORCED cith prOntptHess and fidelity by EVERY
BRANCH Of the General Government.
Here we have recognition Of Federal OF
Congressional Intervention, says the AL
bany Journal, as distinctly as that doctrine
has ever been recognized anywhere or bv
anybody. 1t comedies all that the advo-
Gates of a slave Code ever asked. Let us
see how it would work:
Slavery exists in New Mexico. Suppose
the Territorial Legislature passes a law
abolishing it. Immediately the Slaves
take their freedom and refuse to work. The
Territorial authorities justify them. Their
owners appeal to the General Government
for aid to compel them to return to their
allegiance, and cite the decisions of the Su-
preme Court TO show that no Territorial
Legislature has any power to abolish SIa-
very. If Douglas were President, he would
be obliged to say, under this resolution,
that these masters were right; and if neces-
sary, he would be compelled to send the
entire military force of the country to pro-
tect them in their right to the services of
their slaves, in spite of the action of the
Territorial Legislature.
Could Breckenridge do any more.
What, then, would become of "Squatter
Sovereignty?" How would the people of
the Territory be able to resist this armed
intervention? Would they not find them
selves overruled and defeated by the agen-
cy of the very man who had taught them
that they were supreme on all questions re-
lating TO their own local institutionsi
1t seems to us, as clear as sunlight, that
this Platform, to which Douglas is pledged
is as distinctly opposed to the doctrine of
Non-Interyation as any Platform possibly
can be, and so the People will think.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
Z CONSUMPTION AND
Asthma Cured!

DIR. H. JAMES discovered, while in the Fast
Indies, certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Br0n
ehtis, coughs, colds, and General Debility The remedy
was discovered by him. when his only child daughter
was given up to die. His child cured and alive
and we'll Deairous OF benehtting his fellow morfas he
viii send 70 those who wish IT, the recipe containing full
or making and successfully using this remedy
fees on receipt of their with stamp return post
age When received. take Il to O. r. McCulloch Drug
gst Fremont Ohio aud get the medicine There il not
single symptom OF consumption that II does not at
ness Irritation OF the nerves. failure Of mem0ry di-
cult expeetoration sharp palms IN the lungh sore n
throat chilly sensations, at the stomach mae
tion Of the bowels, wasting away Of the musces.- Il
Address, .. p BROWN 4 CO., 50 4 81 John Street, Il
New York April 10 eno'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-08
NOTICE.

IVA nsTmant SD shsii sdbvfi 81 be- sss
ss.aF ~ ~ Nsis o. 80 Access - tsfstt pav
o. 'nu"f i0tv ~ tutiusss sff sffi 1si NJ siaes
90 hanf af f.fursf b. irfS 90 eash
Dec ~ go. rHus RAwLf~s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-08
500 Tens Plaster Ter sale az
I'VE CHlRLESTOWA MILL.

A FTER 'hs u fsf ~ FsbraafY itsfsui.t q.
n 90 hsst EtoBtt pssi.t 80 CtHIss 80
No. Too. stsatHg fs tageF~ st.I .-arr. t.tf
namss st itr mill ~ EurFs "a i.ars
Fa| IaEg aF.f.. a lrrrf.rl.F. ....
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-08

w 3 ere 500 -fvir3-s sfFr sfrIt -
w nonesibs 9fuosftss Hsfdssfs
shf 0ussaausfs
Isa 26 KEARsLEY sHEEHEH a CO
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Charlestown Academy.

THE ensuing term Of this In.ii,utioa viii RIM
l. nsnre on WEDNESDAY. Fsbruary Ia, ,uG
eonIinse nee months, NADER the eharg, OF hs,,t,
loan ! sahboSn. Principal, snc James B..
CraighiII asStaAI
TIE MS.
For instruction w he Classical Land
Msfhsma'rcal Department RSn on
10 ne ordinary branches ~ Eng
hsh ,.p
Tor Srssicn ~ i've months.
Ey'Ta crsTr, iur Preach
~ AVriyauis tor s'mts.icu nu., er-s,- 10
eonitnue iro'a re taV 90 admission ~ M, IN, u
ne session NJ de'ucttnn fNr absence Parii.
from distance can POI. accommodated win n, az
AZ ne hon'" ~ th- Ptircirsi a. Mrs Kestli,
OF S""isfass' On reasonable t.tm. ~
~ exclusive snf uniifinP aurntion 10 the n.
Ties oi his proir-sioa. Nr \. wDtsRd.AVour e. "a,
,etEe, al s hopes 20 secure IibrtGi share Of
public patronage.
JuHNJ ssHBoRN. PrHeissi.
JAS v. CRAiGHlI.L Asu,Lhst
JahuaryI2 tHTn II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-08

THE Dwelling House OF the late Nrs Jack. sit
aAteG about . mite and . haH from Chefls,-
toss. near The Pike leading 10 BerryyiiJ.
The house 10 in coed order, large snd eenfort.
sbie-has . Cisisrn, hne GARDEN, lad stable AZ.
saehed.
Possession given Let II April
Feb. lS. 1850. LAWSON Bolts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-08
M0R1On


II vish Inrsffsass 80 o. o.. fhsf Itvlru ta uaus
n Zoo TsIas--s NURSE. b-,v-ss ~ 80 20
Jeais 81 akr LAWSON BOLTS
8 bfasfy l6 ts1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-08
Wood Wanted
FOR RENT.

OUR Wood patrons siil please supply M,
February %. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-08

CHARLES l.. CRUM.
esatsa ~ StL sfHps o.
II a d - w n n u
Shec Findings q ambrstyps Stssk,
Siss - - htr AsrGl
ssceaJ DpVr 500 70 u th- CauI Hon.
LossiSaA A,o,i, HIsoAsHer, FEFista.
HARDNAKE
RESr Wbsslisg Nails ssr.ss Lock. IIins.s
- Lsuh's, ksohs, Tahls Gad P0eGsICuusTV
Scissob Shears. RsJrfs. &C
Msshsnies Tools VI every klsd aad Ieseris-
tion.
Shoe FtadIngs.
Taatieo add hAdrass MOfoesn. LinIss 49,
hiadiag shiss- Gahsr and SAo- Uppsrs. Ls.ls
Boot Tfses, Tsfssd. Wseo,ag. Pegs, Hsiis, Asd
eli kis6a 81 rOois.
AwbposyPe stock.
fuli variety % tssffanrnts y afafss Csses
0lass Maus. Pressrvrrs. Mrisino,ype Plates
Ch''n'sAl' ssd every o'hsr aftiele 70 l6si iiss 81
he loves Chy prices
Nov 10 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

they were defining 80 that we may seek II vain
for the true eprt Of the law Bot, there IS oescu-
ry on this point there is perfect cesrness On another
II mott sensbly presumed at the time OF the Cor,
vention, that the proceedings should be regulated
rather by mutual utility ard advantage tnar by any
other consideration and this ground shosld IKE 10
zee still retained We believe that the course aotuai
pursued by Government is in conformity with TINS
principle. We have to think hst the PROPOSES
made TO the Americans such ~ may fairly ssosiy
both countries. Instead of standing out for the no
saro Channel ano the whole group OF ISLANDS, az
against the Haro Channel and none OF them, thi1
cbanre is proposed for the boundary line, when WI"
rot only evade the two disputed courses but Will eave
the Americans in possession of the larger share OF INC
debated territory This channel runs through the group
Of islands and though not broad as either the o
or Rosario Strait il nevertheless navigable. In its
course cuts off the Isle of San Juan alone to the west
and consequently leaves with this island only, whie
the Americans will retain the remainder. so consid
erabe in fact is the concession thus made that rea
sonably suggests lit 9 compensation, and we behe,e
the American Government will be asked to give us tne
whole Of certain coast headland which the 9th par
alle new cuts in two. We do sincerely hope that tins
reasonable proposal will be accepted. 1t appears 10 Us
to answer all those purposes OF mutual convenience
which the Treaty originally contemplated. The Anne
orleans will secure the Rosario Channel to themselves,
TO their wishes land they i'll leave with the
lIaro Channel exactly as they aesre. We on the otnef
hand though shall Lore three ourths of the debated
territory shall retain the Isle of San JUAN and thus &C
qure secure access to our continental possession In
reality the mere territory IL OF little consequence 10
either party, while safe navigation is OF matera I'm,
poraIce TO both. BY the arrangement now delineaed
each country will have channel of its own while the
territory will be 30 divided that the Americans can
make no complaint Of their allotment. We really 40
not zee how any adjustment could be more ud'ciously
devised than one which will not wound the seliove OF
either State which will give both States what is reay
necessary for their convenience and which VIII tnuS
terminate protracted dispute by sensible compro-
mise.