Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, DEC. ID, 1860.

CRE" 4Jit' Qua aiIpI6aJ iVi tHt pNEIoES u h!Ik ~
war upon the uno6ending people Of neighbor
| ing republics, with WHOM VIC were at peaee.-
In addition to these and Other difficulties, we
experienced e reyulSon in monetary aiIairs,
aoon sitter ny advent to power, Of un2za.nplcd
eeyerlty ana 0trulnous Consequences to all the
great interests OF tie country. When we take
u retrospect of what wNa then our condition.
and contrast this with its material prosperity
ut the time of the late Presidential election, We
| have abundant reason to return orr grateful
thanks t. th&: merciiul Providence which has
never i0TSaken US as nation in al oar past
trials.
| opa FenHioN SPLArioss--d HglTLIR.
Our rclsona With Great Britain are Ct the meet ier.
~ character SiI the commencement Of my adninistrO
lien The two dangerona lueGons arising from the Clay
ton snd Bulwer treaty aud from the right search claimed
hy H. Bri!Bh gcycrnment, have been a!coby and hoE
| Of ably adjusted.
The decordan: ocoarlct!onG Of the Clayton ard Bull
yer trcaty between tho two governments which differ
en periods Of the discue5Bon borC hreatennG aspect
haze resulted in GnAl settlement entirely satisfactory
to tB government. In my lBs annual message Inform
=" NoNEFesh mat he BRUSH government: had not then
completed treaty arrangements with the Republics Of
ohdnra2 and Nicaragua IN pursuance Of the un3crgtan
ding hetTeen the two governments. It IL nevertheless
confidently expected thai this good work viii long be
| accom- shed
1bie confident expectation hcs s:nce tcer fulfilled
Her Ertsnuic Mae8ty Concluded p treaty with Eyu-
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his treaty REJECTED bv the British government
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mcet suspicious event IN ~ e?H3rqHsnGes y eAn39
IVA TO increase thv Kindred aHa Kindly eelnEs WHICH
TAs' may ever aetaatI uf goTCEhIleI' an1 PVop!e
boh Countries in their po;esl aud social '2fes92"'e'
with each other
PaAT7H
Wish France, our ancient and powerful ally, reis
ons tinue to be Of the most friendly character. de
ei1ian has recently been made by French judicial rhu
nal, with thu app citation Of the Imperial Government
whce fail foster he sentiments q
thai have long existed between the Two eoun;yes In
der the French Law 10 person canserve in the arm!cs
France unless he be French citizen. The law Of France
recognizing the natural RICH. Of expatraton it follow
as q necessary Consequence that p Fr+rchman hy IN
Set Of having become citizen Of the United kates, ha
hthgso MA 81 es'ance and has lost his native character
ne eaHno! therefore be compelled 20 in the Trenc
Ae III case ne BNeNn return TO his native country
nsse ps,ncIpes we're announced IN ioo- pS the irene
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~ w 'he 5thch IA fft "S h"Hfes OIL trahc
ay peeh Hoc' INV EtnCh army oe' ause tae
"a uSSo+Ae S'0a c'"Nfhe' A0tmpNS Tue IShs"Rs
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~ th.h 0oSss'oD 70 hol th'hA our french ma