St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-30
The administration.

ed in the fishery question, does not op-
pose the settlement. There is indeed, Il
certain Canadian sentiment which is not
favorable, but it cannot defeat the trea-
ty. Tie Democratic Senators who vo.
ted against it in Washington have mere
ly revealed the spirit OF Il party which
would prevent the healing of an internal
tional breach even by 4 treaty OF peace
between the two leaders OF constitutional
liberty among nations, but is an alvan-
tagc TO the whole world. Indeed the
treaty OF Washington is unique anon
great treaties for the universal confidence
which it inspires that it is not a truce
but Il satisfactory settlement. \ year
AGO there was undoubtedly Il very "rhcr-
III con, icliun. not unmingl"d with ncn-
ace. that the difficulty must h. arranged.
But how il WAS 10 br arranged with ut
n Surrender upon one side or the other
that conld hardly he vXprc;rl WIS NOT
seen. And we tcljcvc that there WA,
never Il ~nccrcr ur more efficient, - well
Us satisfactory, adjustment "i 4 crave
international difference than this treaty.
The credit ut it Is In~lly due IL the
administration under which ii has been
effected Both the suggestion of the ne
COLLATION. and the appointment Of the
Commissioners were the work of the AL
mini~iralion and the names of the zen
tlcmcn called ny the prcSiIant to 80 i'm
portant Il duty showed how earnest wa,
his wish that the an%ry question should
lie settled with the utmost regard To the
iust feelings oi the United States, AMI
yet in Il manner rntr, ' honorable /,
Great Britain. 1t Is, perhaps, not IA
unfair rulc to judsc an administration 10y
VI hat it does rather tltu by what it fail
to do. The omissions oi every admins
tration aIe necessarily - many that, il
It's character and services be estimated
only negatively, very admirable grnrr-
III conduct OF public All III. may seem 10
he deserving at great blame. For ii
mus: uut br forgotten. III iui.inr an adj
miri-tration, that it j. held responsible
tor nj! that the Grille thinks cu-ht to
have been doE,-H pnIut upon winch
there may re wd' differences. Of opinion.
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- con-i,iruou-ly opposed the anucNJ-
tom OF san D.mingo-:m additional
proof # the honest desire OF the Pr,~i-
dent to deal fairly an ! without 4 suspi-
rion OF prejudice with the subject. The
Commission described llr rh.rm- OF Nln
Domingo in the warme-t strain, h2l il
did not recommend annexation. and
the President thcIrupon kit the qu,,ti "a
to the intelligent Judgment OF the ctGn-
try. Nor do We believe that any one.