The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

booorA, January -, 1850
me Boundary Q1ssscp-BrsisA Greed for Foreign ar-
raory--1Aeiy Peculiar Node q CsuQiano-Po0soal
Condi,io~ Of Ner 0ransda-PopuIariy Of l< American
kiEisu st Be9ad, &c
Some time has elapsed since had the pleasure Of
persne your valuable Herald The last oates received
we're 18th 10Th Of October but they we're welcome
comes for they posted relation the disputed
boundary question with England They enabled me 10 IN.
some questions formerly put 70 here by EagIh.
reiatioo 70 the matter. Ny former argumsas was
that General Hsrney was IN Tie wrong Jet quite
Gov. Douglass not right, for the Eng.
hsh governmsus dos NOT generally such kind Il bus
ne-s in that way, and Il really amused 70 read
couple Of the editorial articles Of the London Yes and
Pos upon The subject They, sfser abusing
M (Brcther Jonsthans) ~ usual, up the
matter by saying that the disputed territory IL Of
10 but Of vast importance them, In ooose-
quence Of their Pacific possessons Again they write and
pn, soo how encp and yielding they always have been
upon such disputed questions on, consistency thou art
jewel How much do they boast Of their ciyilIxins
nation Yes bu, the mode Of doing b, believe, rather
original with them, and there be any credit attached 70
their manner. why think they are welcome soh
Generally, Hthey wsr, some weaker naion territory,
geld, &c., they hi expedition Of Bibles can
mons, and plenty OF anuniuon, for their desired
country; the Bible and new system Of religion ID intro.
duoed and Of The naturally conclude that
they have right 70 interfere But civilization urged
when they hope and believe their theories w no, be
accepted and of The cannon ne nsroduosa aad
weaker nation reduced 10 submission, and Then comes
The great boastngs Of how much good they have again
done by their system Of civilization here In New Granada
and upon the spanish Vain rhey hav-, ia great mea-
sure, ceased preaching up the beauties Of aoolshng
slavery.
would seem that the powerful gsnlu. Of Louis Mayo
lsxm 49, ~xs-At 49,
and European continent this country and tue Pscinc
regiona But while the French Emperor's head q warm
90 ON shoulders really THINK knslsnd viii mot Be very
rope. Az for America, would be q sad policy 70
veg. var upcn her, which she d yell aware cf;
country. In the nrs psoe, there but little hopes Of this
beautiful country unless u vast mineral wealth known
from other nations from The very TACT Of ~ unsesusd
condition. keyoluii,ns spring up Ike young mushrooms;
and Al this time they are chasing men for and
rsss between THE and government whcs We wanted
recruits for Mexcan var thousands " su were re-
here ., .r. sss from ,ssis So boz ~ 20 s.s. u.. rss
the North Americans wanted 70 90 In one Gee s great
mass are mere ssrfs, While in the csber zach fsss
himself sovereign AgAn. the peoples wants are -
very small That they - matter Of course, have but ntIs
uss for srsrs erertscu.
Our government has been mos FORTUNES IN appointing
General Jones ~ Uniied sa,es Minister 70 Boec, FOR
wccd be secures the friendship Of al acqsaintances
here, ~hien y ery dssrsn' from sppc.n.asss q ne
kind Of man, for the American policy and inersa
not understood snore this people, and know q no
thing important than nation sending ont proper
10 represent their nation sbrosd-s nader which hes
been too much neslccsed by govcvnment, but no
doubt will improve N We keep such men - James b.
shanan In power. And let ask, who 10 Be nsxf
President In be 70 be abolition fanatic counterfeit
demccrat, cr vii the Americans Arise again and elect
rncn man Are there voters enough of the Jackson,
Buchanan and General CAS- order 10 unite vim the Gay,
weha1es All other old line Union wings for DAnei
Webster and henry Clay row In The SsuAAss wouh
shear puusn be very di6ersnt FROM thsA ~ ur. Bocha
nan, e~ssal O. and many - TIE sHsss kind ~
honsft, ssaighuorvsrd s'si>smen2-such 80 - vvsld