, 1860-09-15

can administration, aud disputes cur boundary
in thu NorthWest, thop2h tho words OF the
trsatv ars too plain to he psrysrtsd, and though
tho United Staten claims no uore than tho
Drit,ah Secretary Of State who offered the treaty
explained ~ 4ts meaning bs!oFs it WAS signed.
Brlttah soldiera ara new enoamped on part Of
our tsrrttory Whish bears the name of Wa1h-
ingsep. With moderation that should have
commanded respect, tho United Statas waived
their bettsr claim to Vancouver, md even to
to avoid two jurisdictious On different parts Of
tbs same island; and In return for this forbear-
ance, the British Mnlater, yielding perhaps to
some aeldah clamor Of traditg company, II
much against British interests ~ agair 1t Amer
icaR rignH, reproduces on an American island,
the Inconvenience Of divided occupation,
1hi:h 1t Vas the very purpose Of the tysaty to
avoid. Ifthe hum Of the American aeabogTd is
in part the echo of sentiments from abroad,
hese the ncmixed vaice Of Amer ca maJ be
heard, Is It pronounces tla. it is too late to
Wrest territory from the United 3.atea by pre-
yariealon, BY mc7ace, or By fug.e. From the
English dockya il is a. long voyage to San
Juan; The only good !a9d route across the con-
tiuent ties south Of Lake Superior; in q len
years there w1'l be three 0hios On the shores Of
The Pacific. us EnglsDd's interest ss we'll aa
cuty to give effect 10 lhe treaty ~ II was inter-
preted by her oWn minister to Ours. Yeur
voices on this memorable day give the instruc-
tion to cur own government to abide hy the
trea ; faithfully, on tho condition that britain
will do tho aa.ne; bat the treaty must bind nei-
ther party or hotn-muat be executed in good
falth or cancelled The men who honor the
memory Of Perry will always know HOW to de-
feud the domain of their country.
Has any European statesman been miscoaut-
ing the strength Of this nation, BY aubatt1u,inz
u reminitcence Of our old fetb1e confederation
for th= preseot ELI :ient and almost perfect or.
nrSkY ri fhuh heH la
ruler been 30 foolish as to hs!en with creduliIy
t. the TIE! Of impending disunion? Every
man OF lne people Of Ohio, this great central
highway Of nasionsf 4raeel, will, without oro
exception, tell the calamniator or The uubeliev-
er that the To3ces Of disron.ent among us arc
bu: the evfu:s:ent vaporI I,'lme1's breath that
our littls domestic str1tes are no more than mo-
tied among ourselves; that the love Of Union
has wound its cords indissolubly round the
whole American people.
s tten our last wtrd shall be for the Union.
The Union will guard the fame Of its defenders,
aud eserOore project cur entire territory; It
Will ke.p alive Tor MAJ kind the beacon lights of
pupu!4r liberty aud power; it wall dissuaae M
10 found republican governments before they
spring up naturally by IN inward law n:d its
mighty heart viii throb with delight st every
true advance in sny part Of the world toward
republican happiness aud freedom.
After the interesting "reminiscences Of Dr..
Parsons, the concluding ceremonies Of the i,au-
gur&tion were conducted By the II A.s-nic o..
DER under The auspices Of the Grand Lodge Of
Ohio.
Tho exercises we're Of greA. interest, and the
speeches were frequently interrupted BY ap-
plauze.
The city waa full on Saturday. he boats and
cars brought thousands to day. OTer tlrec hum
died ioaded cars cnma in this nnruirg. 1sele.
CATIONS are present fram Rhode Island, BufTa!o,
Rochester, Detroit, Snndusky, Toledo, Cotum:
Lus, Pistsburg, and all the rrcmiEent towns of
this State
No estimate Of The numbers present can be
made, but oil ngree that j; is the largest gath.
ering ever known in Northern Oaio