The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-15
THE GALE DON IA n
lGnuclml.d from second p0Qe.l


mountain r.ngs of that rtg,on have received from the
,uiplog Llt g,lrrou- welcome which to have been
exp cted from his friendship for the United
trs. and his Will known za III promoting he advance
nrn Of kAowctg'. hope Is entertained tina: our COM
with the icn and popuous countries that border on
tie Mediterranean may he larg ly increased Moth
VIII b" wanting on the par OF his government, 10
extend the protection Of l"g the enterprise OF
fellow citizens. We receivc from the powers Ill mat
zion Of good will and it il worthy OF note
tht; special envoy has brought liz messages OF coma
lance tn death o! our late chi;f magistrate from the
hey OF Iunis whose rule includes the OLD oohohs vi
Ctrthas,. the African coast.
O dom ste happily ended, mas lett SOME
lace "A cur relations wi AZ least OF the great mar
it1n. powers. The formal accordance Of belligerent
rgh'- 80 the in'rg II tst- VA unprecedented ana mas
l. GA iu-i in a hv ;hr Isuc Bat III the systems ol
,,u.I .T--l " ne powers which made that con-
i, ,h'7,v- - N TX, d difference The materials OF
war 10 me l-ul III; s:acs we're furnished III gT,a
IL . ne rIu. 10 yurE topS o. t'Gert Britain; and Blltlah
To- H!..,r. IS Il Il Il ii e., and prepared for II
=. . .-A r,tr"- ~, zaed Ioli' III ports oi Urts'
49,. g.. 20 .Ic ID. American comm zee under the
-. !oi oomini,-o. rom the il4-urs N states These
ZIP ut..as otc" cap IRON British ports, ever att
UaI. rtr ia in every part OF world. 10 It nit, and 20
.ol,. . trir d.predatous. The consequence of this
.oueI wa MOI di-t-:rou 10 the sat th, III REBELLION,
iarr ; 'ntir 'c'p!aon and misery hy the prolon5a
ton OF ou iy ,oItcs II had mortO over, The eject TO
lrct rxt,u.. d-y, the American flag from the
and t. transfer much of shipping and commerce 10
hc very POWER whose III! j,c.s had created the necessity
10. ~ II chang. Ne,e events took place before was
cal, III. administration of the gov' riinent The -in-
re- dir. Jr pr,cr ~ which am animated led III" TO
rpo,, IN uIu;u.a ..rrady made 70 sulni: the gu
tom winch .a Luz sr7er hrtW the ries to ari
;ra,oa Trsc questions are OF su moment that they
must have comullIed thu attention Of tn great powers
u .r iu,rrc Win the peace and interests of
- " one ii rIn have ensured impartial deci-
..U.. grct % inoIm von that Great Britain declined
a.. nT Tam i. hu', the O,hrr hand, invited TO
In o.ln.'I q JOHN commission 10 settle mutual
tho, ia t,ph IN
~ GtpIgdup.s before mentioned should be- excluded.
The propo o.l ia ,aat very unsa-t ctoay form has
I..a De g4.i,d.
Tn uui.,! lr- did not pres, nj the subject as an i'm
p.achm ~ oil n good faith Of power that hal been
pro. sim he icnly dipo-itions hut involving
qu ion o puIc Ia. OF which the settlement il
u,' 30 H. OF EalIo; and though pecuniary repa-
4pa 10 IA !. nj Ir'd citizens would have followed Incl
Il g.. ally on d.Cl-l, against Great Britain. such CON-
+ i..tIDa "as no: 'hrr primary Obj u. They had a
!sl"- luo'iv. and l. the Interests of peace and
il ir- 20 'ra' import ant principles OF international
Raw n" cov-pIn nee viii he placed before you. The
rnAd Inch The Britt minister his lsiicat ion
il, -,f n,!l. rhattha municipal law Of nation, and
ih, tonlrc interpretation. of that law the measure
ot It, dutv neutral; and feel bound declare my
n, lion. tcior you and before tn, world that that jurs
die o m sustained hctore the tribunal of uatio-
y a. tin. Il, ot advice I" any present a:tcmp'
III llr-. ~ any Of legislation. Fur the future
III udip fhc two countries must lest the b..
IL g. mutual jl''ice.
F.pu III. of the l-tah- hment of our free con-
-u o!, lr civilized world has been cOivused by revo
In on II the ret Of ,racy of monarchy iu
a. oI Il. tine. revolutions tht nj ID S has isel,
aIl ;liny "-:ir 80 icccmr lroparand-ts OF republ
c..,..L i tn only government eui'ed 10 condi
u,I, hu' have nrv sough; TO impose it on other,
: W. ay consistently followed the advise of Washing
ton recommend il only by thu careful preservation anG
p.u u-r OF the bl-siy. During ali the intervening
tiOi the lJry Of European powers and of the niteC
S;lr' has OF he whole, been harmonious. Twice, in
a." i, IuoIr Of he inv siOn of parts of America, il
d,c -pG- have ID occasion 10 the view of h
III respect 90 yuch interference On both occasions
'hr concordance Of the United StAtrs respected from
! p conYicioi on the put OF European goverlmen
tn" h system u noI-ntcIteraucr and mutual al.ti
from proptgandi.Iu the true rule for the twc
l!.r re- Sine those timte We have advanced il
v,,.'a aud power but retain the same purpose &c
lrNr ,h' n~ of Europe % choose their dynastie.
AMI 10. m ia II .y'ttis a government This con
~. MODERATION may july demand q corresponding
mod ration. We should regard ii Il great calamity tt
ouisryr 10 IA GAIA 81 good government, and TO the
Pa, oI thu world should any Europ power challenge
"a: ll can pyop u. Il were, 10 the def n.e of repul.
ici-m sgPjns foreign interference We cannot fore-et
"a! axe u Wiling 10 consider what opportunities might
y H. IL. n5ves what combinations nigh. Of r tC
p eject Cu 'v'r agans' dt-gns inimca to our form OF
10y The tIi.cl a!e- de. 20 act in the f,-
II IA awe .'tni HERETOFORE they n.y,r will h,
DIVE Ion ihii course Ia By the aggression of European
I'" "nG we rely on n" vi and justice chose
PCS .- ."-P"- IA system 81 nou-il-rf which
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M o., , IA ~ ,r p.coine me, SUD
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H. ,,T a .i,.,. ~ .n, ~ ~ " ing
" =. -, ~ cav o.S anu u
" ' -" - ''ion " ,i.' sI'e,' hIe oi ho-
mr e jay con iirrrd ~ deeply perhaps finally
~ XIII, tn,, -,,.; '''s ,'l ., ' Va, ? y
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,ri ,"'h.,;h lnr.ciamp f'1;l;',, 60 C mai .h
I'm "' 10 On ish conscious it7p'l-biilty Tor th
wy VI ~ P''i',', ''"',! "o'' man S'eh'y-sN
49, p'"' "HA l 'i.i'' .,rrr Hoius "tte 'PoArn
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1888 w. ' ~ a. ms nv" 'Poch u, o"F eAiS'
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