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TIhmi firr.tt. Hit 11 tli) m iu,i
Nf tbifiK f or UimI ;
I lit " Hl(t k" lu thy rmlifam hi jti
Thr H IVr(M k' ktwit lit) mih! I
Ihil t nlim ho'ihii gMiwIre t- helm,
HV ft (l!lrf tut" lMf tlif
'I h stiff m( tliirt U nt,tUn,
Hut fhfi tn link u line 1)m '
lu Ll'kk Pflitl-r Hi fill Motnt,
I w i) waiM In iltv,
llil tlfH liUI ' hMffMhtflCtllV
lfIM It All' la ikrit ')
(-.mi
til) KiJn iihkIi III" 4Hi, --UI li
w Mlifli llir gltal ain.Mitrt
I.AiUllllvil, IliMI fit " l"lf lt
llil llmnl Hvl triilljl vrl
'I , I In- III rii.li tig III ul il)
'll,t J.iMAfr .HH IMilil.l.
'I h) ilhMNiij lnl Ii) l'alaiu l,nr
Aixl n-tt I-) I i-Uiii V inn '
Allien, ul-t lUi ' n riil ailiii '
I l ill Iiimii Hi" Willi 4iiit
Hut l,..ti'.l klil-l f-illlina hI'Ii Imi
I l .r III' i-tifr ngN.fl '
. I.Kla,(l T. V.triuWi II. l-.-n
4'nrri-iuiilt'iir.
I'.iicitivi: ClUMKMI,
.l-,uiy, Srpl. J.l, IN.-.0.
A H Tkmifn, Ihmt Kp'iftttrtf
linn .Sir I forward In nur addres,
In- -iri.-i, llnsilay a patltagr containing
:irii1iiiut ofllir Itrtijed Htalutea of this
Stall-, (la'tcat rdill'ti), also the transaitliiils
nftlieHiatr Agnculliiral S-iciely for 1817,
fnrr1-im", i ami transamiom or llio
iiii-riran InMilule fir ll, together wild
wmir oilier il-icniiient nhich may ptote
nl lull irt
iiil will nlilige me if ynu will rami
tin"., tnlitni'ta an-l il.triiimntstii lie IrnlH
iniltid In llregmi, fur tin- uc of their Ter
riloiial l.llirnry; at the sniiu- time nu-
nig our hrelhrui on the I'ui'ilic, nf the
ileep interest and of tint fr.ili-riial fn-llng
whlih New lurk t-lirrt-lu'i I r tin- new
I'erritorv ol the West, whieh wn Iioh! at i
im distant dnv lo well-unlit ns n Slam into
the glorious I nloit, whim- duration we
hiiie nml know no iiiiiii,
Willi "In- Ingliett reg.ird,
-Hir "erv oldieut erant,
" MMII.TON l-'ISII
Hnt.1 mi 1.1.1. Sept. S3. Ix.'ill.
oit w ill doubtless, bt-fnio this readies
von, hair ret-rived roples of tho public
laws, npi-cmlni.lt and resnlvesuflhia ttatr
uii to the last srstinn of our Iritgitlaturu.
Those of the lata session aro not in in
print. You will have all of the puMiit
luws thnprnate acts aim resoltes and
., " . ... . r..t... l.. .. I
iPDiiuriinr.
A Mr cm lu Hit) IBnr,
At tkr MHtk nf Ar (Vtti&l4 Jinn.
? tiifiiHr j rikMMi
.l Ut! (.11 llfll oil tlmiMlrt i.W,
l Itrnigiroot in ltetr)'a &t
In vjiii ll Miif ha ti'n n Mlml
'1 liutt UBlltrff it ifiiit M illi - '
'I li'Higli ii.ntv n ihiU'i- ml j iM-t
ttl nrl) nVf ) til",
r( tli'Hi rt ft'rn liifw-d nl lt,
AmiMdly vitJW-tl'
'I'm Int tlfvu irt lik mlir- Ui,
Thr wihiU ml warrt will Ij .I,-
Nor can ftll rtf tuflU lent Ur
, KapMt l 4wmh in ervw the r 1
J .,!. ,i,,l.. .aro nnlinii.l. tin assured. '
sir, of tin'
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un-al iili'Ssiiri- it mien me to tie
nlili- lli roiii-. ti tin- liiuilsiil'n ilittiu-iuinln i
miii of uur own state, ( -ri'-int to tin-i-iii
i-iii.iii Hi oTOhp.oii, tin- i-Iili-r M-tli-t nl
mil I'.n ihr --lull lint vin.ill pliilj'i of our
11-g.ird in d Jiiliul wisln thr In i priiMir
uv.
An opt fr vniirtilf, ir, my rniml
irgiil ; ntnl Im pli-.ii.nl lo present luvmir
li'lll'tll ii mi lol Is. nlll-(,
Jilll.N IH'IIIIAUII.
til 1 1 III Kill. IMnM. rill. I'l. IINIM t.
-Miss Wi IiIh-i is out Imlilly .llul lugeiii.
null iri'oiiiuii'inliug lh- mule allin- us
tin- t- iiio.t iipninpri.lte li-slllli- lor Mlljjli
Ii iiinlrs. Mio iidilui'
i, ion- ih it. in i. nil ":.-
moil im wiiiiiiu
Iii-ssiil ntri-ivli liliki-; "lid that lln- ili
.:.
1 in.-l i ni in diesi which now- i iils "was
nrhiirnrily drawn by lho male tex, in
llie lyrniiiiiriil i-m-u-im- of jiowei, whitli
Oi 111 I'll fc-ili'iv limn llirir Hicnii-r
nun aiid coiiftriued widow t. Hegarded
tu ibis llpht, It has lit least ono merit, and
miu on Ihut ne.'ount, claim the friendly
,,',, I, -luinon ol'lln, liuclu-lor frilll-rilllV.
1. I.l ....... it.. ....li .I...1 ..r inn. 1. 1.,
111 iisrerliiluiiiglheiloiueMiuraukofiiiieiv
limy Oi 111 CO s-Mi'ii iiniu iinir Hic.iier m,. 9iii;iuu i tin- prom nin.-si nun nmi-ii '""', ..r. ....... ...v., w..u, , ,
phytlcul Miperloritv." il.ci Moiincil luiti beting the Anicricmisaf "h"' servant ami geitiicmen ol the gress u which mo ngnming i'uon n.-. ,ul mc proximity ol theso valley is a I motliod ol euro llo reo
Hr. i.lan is in restit.t guU In lluii , r the M-sulv nnrk had go,,,. - ,lay,and uu.sons ,,a, company ami paps: were, " "'""": ""!" ".', " "?, mat crol .ngular Importance. Upon tho Keep 1.1 lung well lilled-H
.. ".' ' " ..... ' ...,. YtLhr .i. ... i.. , .n,.. l .low., fo ir .urn nt lho tltiir, nnd tmvn continued since, to Tho Washington (.. C ) hlg of tho whole, we learn that lho exam lat oils of nuenl bnir breath, to apeak
.I....I "i-n tl.eliri.lrai.t-oli...s.Hi.y. fiou.lhe mill to kill Ih.-m.wheii word i-iime dw.-ll or Iraiel In .afety among them. I. Illi liistanl . lho coninilssiou havo proved highly Inter, pauw on lho Itutaut.f fcdl
h v ant I, r. . S lii" males Jf f.o.n tin- I'ur. kill no u.orr Ainericans "ils nice dl.llncl.o,, maje by savages, the "One hundred gun , ill lW Ii c, in tin. Mllllgi ull(1 ,vo ara ccrtauly ,, U) ob. lncn, ln lU ipcccll, uUog ,
''1. .' ...iV,l'..l,, Vhiiou, toiw-a or wnwill toin tint tnciicmis, mid will,, work of cluincr, or the result of previous place this afternoon n lMir.ro! the pas. l.Crvo that our government I. already en. lion before ho goc. on agall
,, ii.iZn ih.' duv of il.clr itiarriiiu.'. hold your mippli.-H ..riiiii.mlll.m." Ansoon work U..nlheIrprejtidic..or upcrtillonf sage-r. no uoiuj.roiiiise nuts. Bllge, ,10 prellmluu-y step toward., of llio worst case I ever
Widows at ll, .end nf ih. irmmiriiiiii; sea. as this itor.l i-nmo th.-y crtisrd will .' Again, how d.K-.s Ih s langitago and l.t. ' ' " 'V". . "'r.; urZ i'T'1'1!11.1! '.ttc n? posc.sion, and n. principle."
' . . ' a '. I It . . I .11 .. .1 a( . IT.... ... .....1....II...... I.. .. .. I I, i a ..!.. a...... 1 si. . I Will I I III! lilt Ml Ulllll ll'l I II V I XslS's-sl.l lllllllll llajtll IM I hals . i . A. I .I. aa a "...sbsi
'; rn, :;,::: :ch:.n:.!:..u.ii,fis,; .,.. , n,,.n!, ,,,,,, r :. iT. .,. m ,iKh .. , p , m , WhT;,JutlBOlvtef,ionvfty,v K,oloW.tM5
,..m..i!.Ml.lr feinaUs Itoiu i.mrrie.T wo sequence,! uiu .Mi.Og.len.'.hat llic 'Ameri. hung t ,, Panaki lUll.ao.vP.-. V vessel salted .. wa. Sneaker of llie llouso olAuem. '----'-'- r'fWmg rt
III IV I IIIIMIIMI1 HU ItUIIIVtltlU IIHI1 "I 1. US'" s- ri . . , ')
Isdyacquiilnlance, and pteienl them fioin'tisi, after ho hud redeemed the i-apliical
loiiiinillin- the nun eoiiinioii error offall. Waiilaliiu, and had .cemed the dtdlier.
mi- in In ewllh iuariirilnoni.il,- .Vvm nine of Mr Spalding and family, and they
(.,',. ,fliii,i'Jci)t. iirn. sllmfe iiilhiii llie walls the l'rl
Ciu.iriintiii, l.ixi ('ii; O. T.
Nntnnhrr .111, IH.W
H.w. S
I I'rnrertlinguj it ijirrinl mrrlltig vf the
Cihtrnt Kl' Unit t'ounhj, O, T,
A I liiiTling or llic tltlrm of I. Inn
O'liiily In-Ill M lli'-S'-lio'il liouw.on Call.
iMftiiili. Vnti-iiilit-r 'JMril. jrnrulito lu lire.
M-iif ti'itiir, lluuli l Ilrnwn, i;., wni Jncuto nlTurd llis army minunllion, and
i-.nllnl Inilic cliolr, nml lanac llu!c!ilii, lliclr rraillimis to ii'fly lb" plt wllli
.k i nf t i i(k. I f""r tlioiiiaml imnnila of munlllon to b
(hi motion, ilm It'-v. I.ntlier Wliitr, carried Into the CayitM country. In 9po
il.o ll"ii. Jno. A. Piin!.iiniid A. Wilton, llion to llio la wi ofllio Territory, ropul.
urn- aitiiiitril nooinmlllvo toiirnii rritn
Inlluni fur llio in'ctlns. Thi i-ommittoo .
ri'tirid, and after a short time reported
tin- loiioHinjt reoiuiloii
lltiohcl, That tho Hon. 8. U. Tliitrt-
Inn, Air lillndoftlaUglbc,,' lu Ultilf
iifhM i-onimnoiiH, merit tliel. JtlJl'Irncc
tvarmeil thanlii
. lit mrnl, thai hU iinci-ninig ellnrli, in
ihr nililtlofc;oii(llctliigintcrel,loi(Curii
I h
mviagt' of llio Orrgou Land Hill, and .
run- tlu Kholmnijiii'aiiil untruiniin-1. 1
1 1 in
' i .1 (iiuirnllnii f
ilm lli-imlilican Lawn aii'l
lii.iiiiitiniK. in i lui i-xulutloii of I'lirulitii
hiflit. mi- nnd painil intriitue, In thi our ,
far nil- im-l Uldl.ll i-itioseil Orcc"
C"IJ. mill-1
' i-atit n lu-nrl wjiinlv Ui-ioli-d lu tbn inter-
, it nf llmTeriilwri, and merits the giulJ
Iml't and iin-liiii!el ro.opcruiloti and nji
pflil of Ilm citimis of Oregon. ,
1 i Uftotrol, Thai hit disregard to m-c.
ll-mal nml p.iity inteiesti, and lilt Imji.sr-,
lial Inl.ir In hrlisll ol the Whole, take nun
nut ni iim- iianu-ioi n pnny nun inrow nun
. . ... . I ., I ;. .
imoili' IriMiin ol e.ery son ol uregon.
Ilriolrnl. 'I'liat hit frank and fiailent
1 riiiini of ilm roiruplhig lullii'iiec-iof t
dm llinlson May mnpaiiy ami papii, in
aiteiiiiitiiiifto lnlliooiir.ti-nniori m nam.
- iiii-uu, ami to anbwrl the dearest liner-
est nf our Territory, should not only e-
run-our In ur'y rn-operation, but uwnkeu
'--ur Wurmen! iiullgnatloit, and cnturi-the
i Ix-tt inirgi nf eiery true American to
i i.lcep't-tt ili'ligr nee, In protecting Inviolate
, from II. n. corrtiiitions and papal pere-.
riiiiont, llmpuicnaseii noinesoiiior cnoite
and the ihhi-titaiiir of our In-loud oF.
tjiring.
i AVWtW, Tliat the statements in Mr.
Tliurslon's letter to tho Huuso of Kepru-
Miitaliii-n, rilsllio to the Anti.American
influrncit of the Hudson llay Company,
ami the repeateil etforts ol Ur. Mu Laugh.
liu, as head of tho Company, first, to pre.
sent, and subsequently to cripple ami ro.
tard tho early Amor lean settlements of
Ihlafcooiilry, and that list hu (juvemct! the
country by virtue of hi influence) nvi-r
the Indian tribes, are substantially enrrect,
an I merit llio attention of every lover of
his t-oiiutry.
llrttilrnl. That in adoPtim this rrsnlii.
t ion so painjut In eiery friend nf virtue
nml humanity, we coma In the coiicliiiion, '
from our itilimnto acquaintance, muiio uf;
us for moro than 1'.' year with innni ..f,
the Indian trilx-t, ami their Intercotir-e
"till Ihe II. II. I ompany.oiieil nain n-uiii-
of tit htnrd it inciilealed among the ludi.
mis Unit the Americans wrro itiiruni-rs,
that rewUand Clark were not Americans i
but childnii of Ilia Pope, aud Ihul tlieu-.
I fore the country did not bel-ng In Ameri.
cant; ntnl wlnlr the treaty was t ting t
ri-lAtiie to the .N. W. uuiniitary, the lay.
noes and Walla Wallas' were frequently
nth .1 to r.iii Wulla Walla, and In nres. !
nits tuaitit mull, as they taid, to full at .
any liiue iisiu Ihn defeiii-eless fatiiilieii of
thii American Missionaries in thu upper I
country, and to aid the " Alaiui" (Ami. J
Ametirans), in exterminating the few set. ,
tiers and missionaries in the lower coun.
In-
Afler such meetings at I In- l-ort the ,
"amors uiuilil rclttrii to Ihr Mission Ha
tint al Wnlilatpii, mid iH-ciipy the night,
in llo- hearing of liu-innialit of llie st.i-
lion, with tin- -.calii iliiice, uiTouipaniid
with i ll-, firing -il guns iiti.l Mi.ige wild,
uihs.' The ppsitit oh 1 1, nf Watliingion
i-i nun was iiiiiu st lo tin- s.iutgo and Hr.
tiiit.nis tci-ui , and h.it giicti liis di-jKisi.
lion on ihosiibji 1 1. Dr. Whitman termed
tint ins cimii ai-.iip uanco, at m n g.iruin
.I...... .. . .. Iii .......!.... I.iimi i. li, I. It' n . I
llklll to rUMlll ill lillMilslltll
IHIII.n"l...l.rt",'"r '
'I'ho guilt) p.ul I'ml Wulla Wullit lis-k
in llio Wiiiilatpit mitiiMicri', tiiiiiiu;: Mr.
II ill out of lliu I'orl iil'ler In- had ii-cuped
tin- liiiiiahawk, who was killed by tin' In.
iliaii", thus I'i'i'iliii' him lo ihuhauges;
nulhorilics lrrhulliug the gates nf tin- I'.n t ugiiiu- ilm
iii-iikIiiiil: l.iniily nl ill . tKlmin, iiinl turn.
I . i . . i o , .r... I. i :. i.l.. .t.i
lllg IIIS1 II on nil I in nil- 1 uil , Iim .. illlliwiu.
ing iiitcllig.'iicii of the iuak.s.ictit from the
D.illet, when it was known that ti party
nf In-llans weio iiImiiI lo start tu cut oil
can slmulil not i-onir up lo call Ihr Lay.
iiienioaeioiini ioriiieiriiiuriierii necouiu
pnti cut il i
; that ho w-otild iisn his utmost
with lho Americans In prevent
it if lho niericaiis did couio the
illllllCIK'O
thrin ! I tint
Indians might cull him n, liar; and this,,
mil cull im n tar: ami this,
'I'lio rtlorl m.lo by Mr. Ogden when ho
met ilm Americans at llio Dsllei, to pro
vent tlicm from oolnn UP I Ilia continued
opposition ofllio Hudson Day Company to
tun war; ih.iriiunainey maoe 10 convince
Ilm Indian that limy were distinct pro
ilc from tho American J lliclr unwilling.
uncu item, ami aro rccvnccHw wim ins
kuenent foellngi by every trua American,
nd confirm the MdemenU ofMf. Thurj;
Ion.
tt.j i
B 'llio yearly and atrenuout nnpawrtiMi
lit ll. I
B. UoOMUirat Fort IbrL
the imlvralion from Oreirnn to CaliRmli,
1 by ncttW firtli the linoiliilily ofMu.
nig iIjh n nnake river, un-l falu Matcineuti,
iliclarin, an lain aa ':, lliat no wagona
had paed d')n, While lhav were at Ilm
lime miim wagons at their i'oit at Wall
ti alia, wiiu.li liati occiiobtaluoJ ol lurmer
lniliraiiti hv uch fain- ilali-UKiila. and
altcrttardt -"'lit dntvn, li a I'uct iiaiufiilly,
ri ciiiii-Lii ii uy iiiu early iniigraiiia, aim im i
licariui! !'- plum tu neil comment. I
"1 llttnlml, That the reply of Doctor Me. i
l.atigliliu to .M'. 1 Illusion letter is ur. ,
licli ully Jesuitical in its construction, and I
a t!-iio ofiiiiiri-preuiilativna. Mr.Thur.
ton represents llie lliimlton llay Company
as N'nlmiial and nll-Am-rlcaii in its in.
A .,'1 . . .1 . 1.- , . f , I
inn nn-t, i iim uiit ur urines nim rrpru.
i ult tlmC.Miipi.iiy as ii't u Nutioual
p.ini, Inn iunlly ok n to iiii-rieaui and
llniuli lulijtcls nithmit reiiiriiiglhonalh
ul ullegiaiie, ami i;-i,! tint caie or Mi
.cn. i iiiornuateiv lor ma mxior, me
innloiv ol iinsi-ast It Known in till
this coun. I
II. II. Co.
try, ai also the principle of tho
This wus charltrt-il lu lhiihtysnf Charles vign pspitts, who have been at that piste
II. and nno nrtlc-le nf the cimttitutioit !, among the Indian ill defiance oflhe IAw-
that no l-'orelgncr shall be admitted aslnf the Territory since its settlement by
Chief Trudcr or l-'actor, tititil he take the Americans.
oath of Hllegiance ; and this was required rte'ern, That while this act should
oi .ticrscu ueiore necouin tie numuieu a
Chief Trader or l-'aclnr. And he was to
goto l.o(idoii wild ouv of tho Cotnpany'
.yearly least-Is for that purtiosc. llul in
J the mean limo sovcal Ainorioan vessel
'lwed Ibeniaclvo on the N. Vf. coast,
' ami McNeil's presence to ooinecta with
lliesc vessel became iiulispensablo oa ac
count of his intimate aoqualutanoo with
the inleta and the Indian language, and
liuiuporlor net in. trade; lor wluoa
MuiiMoturi to,irMmcortMT
at a great salary, and tho rule wa die.
pi-used with in his case. '
Thu Doctor also denies that he or the
Company retarded, in any way, tho com
mencement of settlements in thii
ihia country
by Americans, but it isporfectly lurecoi.
lecti'm of many of the old settlers, how
dillicull it wat to llml a claim any where
in the lower Willamette, uhcrolhe Coin,
pauy had not thrown around a half acre
a lew n-nuermg initn, or pui uii in uic
hatio of n gooto pen n few rotten poles,
wnimm run iim- ntr m niinve, aim usueu
them Ihn Hudson liny Company's dairy
farms ; and when a man finally selected
a claim, and slmiu-d the uppearanrc of
pennant ucy, sueii a man couiu noi ny
uny means niitain riru n smrt irom llic
Company's snre, while upon stranger
and travelers, dory favor and facilit
were couferreil, all tending lo secure a fa.
lurable reirtul home, nr loeonvey them
nut oflhe country without money and
without price. Many Americans huvrlpd
their passages given them from Vancotr
per tu the Islands in tho Company's ve.
i-cln, while eiery application lo coinn from
the Islamls to thm country in their vessels,
was steadily refused in the early stages
of the .-lllemi-iit. It is rei-olleeletl, ton,
that .everal attempts to nbtjin rattle and
sheep from C.ilil'oriii.t weru proM rated by
tho Coinpani, ho iMiittaiitly refm-ed to
mII ii hoof tu the liikl M-ttlers; who were
thus iouiH-lled lo li.m-cmiiIc of tin-Cmn-
pauy tindi r (lit oMotiiouary reitiircmciil
,oi rciuriiiiig tuu origmui stocs nun uu uiu
iimr, (i,..
.......-
luorinso
'l'liuDiH-tnra)sho"iieverdecenileil to
court isipiilarili or pandor In prejudiii'.".
Hut w here then shall wcluok forlhesouicc
of that iitllueuce uhlcli Miwinught tiin
lli-'prcjiuhci'oftliii Indians, that thev were
uiiiili- lo believe that ilm Americans wen
causing thorn lo die, nml became so iufu.
riatt-d that thev rose up and murdered
their best Irirnds, the American Mission.
utlei,who unit neon tiling iH-accnhlv and
I - s as "" . I
. .... .. . l V. .
sainy among tticnt lor ll years, unit made
it necessary
ior tut Americans nun were
' t api, rsiiDoru nnii nen. .nei.arvcr are
uur auiiinriiv uuu or. munuuuuuu saiu
that "Dr. Whitman got just what ho 'do.
'served," and that " Spatildlng ought lube
hung." The Good Hook tell us that '-out
.ol lho niilinuailCO 01 inn heart llul moilt 1
of tho abundance nf Ihn heart llul mouth ,
. , , a a a i
H'krlli, mid that " where your treMuru
U. there jour lieuit will be His. I T the
D-vlnr s Mi.- wiro eccotripll.licd.iii ihe'
murder l Dr. W hiimaiiaiid nlfe;'WiU"ine
by very liort and clear ruto to learn
where lilt handi Here in ilm inauacre.
ft. BtlotreJ. Thai Ifllin II. It. (In. wmil.l
llempt to bribe our rjenalori in the very
citadel of our republic, wo have every rca.
aoo to bellevo they would not fail to carry
auch work to greater extent in till far.
UKvcd, and c rosed Territory, and that
llw freouont trlfli of city loU by Dr. Mc
Laughlln cxelte llie strongest autpiulnn.
'Jietelrtil, That our Represenlallro be
itMtruclcd to get n duty levied on Ameri
can olTiccr so hcay as to prevent 'their
farther sale in this country.
uoitea, i hit wo oirr as a reason tor
ction in this matter, that the
le hu not been seen soaring
la tia aha BolaUa dsavaha
rudely upon the rrcliaat Was
coiitm by the panil priest-., nho Ireall
ulth defiance anu contcinpl, and continue
atill to doko, the order of our inlaut Gov.
ernment fur all mlanloriairlcs to leavr- tlic
Imllaii country till iicace should to olalj. -
I Mud with the tribeii, or even heard of, ,
except
bynncfoiiiltoice, whieh represent. .
t-d tin- nollo mind aa in a hack rmiin on
ine uhiikh hi hi
in Columbia, iluomed to the
IgnoMo work of carriii2 fooil to nun;
owls. We humbly ask (iotcriiineut fu
clliclcul am to set tins privme r of nol.l
bitth free.tlmt m! may again beheld tho
Aincrjesii eagle floating in these Ameri
can ikies. i
V rjiwttti. That the work of llio Ainori.
J BBBBBSWT
tTP"cw cau
lfWaVsthed
tan uuocr hi cnarguoi ine ifaucs, in om
.?.. ...It ;....! i-.l Ii .ll ( rt
ey hli claim uhlcli (tnernment had do. I
j no.
o In.
..A
ixiteii, to nave nolhlng n an witn the In.
uiana, is too nastirti wotk that no
knew an American In put hi fiiucra Into,
bring manifestly a let-out job ol Ilm fur. j
awaken universal indignation in the bosom !
of every true American, sould also arouse
to sleepless vigilance every Protestant In
urcgon and throughout tlie United Slates,
to secure from our government equal lol.
eratlon lo all.rtllgtou sects, without put.
ling the(Jower into the hands of one sect
of rellslonist lo prostrate another.
Q Beioh4, That It U limn for the friend
of freedom, everywhere, to petition oov.
-ij . .a as a .
tonlVinTfrtliftlSvS
r, mat wniic mey render equal pro.
in and aid to all relicious sects. Ihev
will be expectcil to do so no longer than
while those seels continue lo teach the
loctiiue of the English Iiible, loi c to God
said peace and good will to man, and that
they withlinld such aid n believer any brnly
of religionists licgin thcwoik of persccu-
img anoiner seci.
, Jitiolccil, That a memorial to Congress
bo' prepared atl circulated through the
Territory, praying Congress In appoint a
special committee, with power to ca'l for
Cuiii-jiall)urdcriiig thu Uev. Mr. Waller, an'irant supply of bitumhv us coal, of an ex.
American citizen, who hud gone up to stir, 'cellent 'prality for steaming purpose, was
depositions, witnesses and facts rclaiivc 'neighborhood of midway from tho cape to
to tho influence of Jesuits andtilcraclilcal I Gray's Harbor.
agents among the Indian tribes,' and if, af. The prosecution of this service confirm
Icr a careful rxatrination of such lesli. ed tho fact that the waters of the harbor
mom and the published creeds of this 'and thosu of llio mouth of the Columbia.
body of religionists, relative to all other
rcliffious seUs or twwer. it be f.mn.l that
l.rcligious sects or twwer. it bo found that
I their Intercourse, among tho Indian tribes
ttilds to nrakan the confidenco of the
tribes in the American government, or lo
disatfi-ct them inward American citizens,
"i ir, in nuy wv, iiisum-ciiounry ill lis
tendency, pray that Itonorablo body trt
pass u law loi-xnel from anioni.' tin- Indian I
tribes under Us superusion, all Jesuits and
hicranhical agents, un.l to prohibit them, six or eight. Tho bar, too, at lis entrance
i from haiing any inlercoiirso with tlicm Ms uiiderstojil to present no jerljus obsta.
under penaly of imprisonmciit for a ti-rm'cle to the adnilisioii of altljx of ilia largest
of wars and a line of dollars. class, nt till seasons of tho year.
Ittsolrnl, That tho proceedings of the Hut one of tlio most remarkable, fca-
inciting Iv forwardci! to tin- Oregon Spic tun.' uf this placets, that a ship may prob.'
liitii-, and the editor be respectfully io. ably approach llakcr'a llay, or Cape Dis.
qui-lcd to publish them, and that u 'copy , appointment, via its ctitranco within wun
no loiwarnoii to ine iioii. n, ii. ijiursion
itl U n.li!ni,liiii
....... .-... in
I Iii! tvlsiic rcixiluliotit weroniloiiiiit hy
.. , ' .. ?.
aimaiiimou loir, racn inotton iiy iim-ii.
iiiTilitl. prut fulufticiiitii totlio mot tin.
IU(JH I,. lUlOWN, Chm
Int. lii-.M.iiAi.Jm. ihellostou Daily
Advertiser of the vJUt instant
" A national Miliilr of a hundred guns
..mi..-.., a i... i.:. ...
"'" '' "" """i cnonovii i..-n.., t
... a! !..l ..l':i ll. . ..I'll. .till I
, irsimiumui jm i-n im- ii " -!
w . : i , , i
f lloslou, of Unit poUtical parties, at
loption nf iho Into measures of Con.
i """ "'
from New Orlcans.m the 3U1 ulliiuo with
UIIP huiiilrcd liands, detlltteil to navy llay,
R, the advance guard of laborers to com
Imcnco operations on the railroad to tin
l'aelfic.
. 'I'h Nrn fir pans llul ot h savs I bat a
....-- ..,..,....... j ....
iuch larger forco will awn follow, and
1 U,c ati.siliaries.ln the wax of material,
tools, iupnliex.Ac , haie altcadv pom- mi,
r rr going forward.
A
Tho UtyloraillMl f (k CmM f
Orcaaai aMl CalUcrsilas.
Fnm lit CtllrruU CtUff Stft. y-'TJ
Tito joint commission of the army d
navy oincerst dtlilled by gov mhteat o
ciplofo the whole coast oftUt'uiiesjajute
ly fug on I be froiAo ocean, with rtfarM to
it nnuBt defence, adpt(lee to wt.l
e.tbllhoient, ml otbor Imporllnt aeW.
Med rartlcultn, returned W tM place,
few day alnce, having nearly cosnaMasI
their labor. Tbe.immnMoakitMakwp
of llircaTroin tho navy and three fraea'tna
army. CDt. L. M. UoUsboroouh. Cant.
Van Brent, arid Lieut. LlnaaLuot, are of
the navy, Col. h h. Smr, Major Cor.
Bellui.Oudon, and l,leuLJL Littkttwr.
jUlMgtoiheklRr; W.-fifritfiM
1'r.incUco, Including the wbolo ofOregon
to 40 ilea., has been tborouohlr examined.
and taluablo Information obtiined. In the
cnurso of thi examination, aad afler via.
iting our iOMetsion lying along IbofMralt
ofl'uca. Admiralty Jnlel. Puatft' Sound,
etc., etc., up to our boundary UDe-alllx
the
tilth parallel of latitude, it became neces
sary to proceed to Heaver Harbor, on lint
northeast part of Vancouver's Island, in
order to obtain a fresh supply of ooaia fur
the propeller Matsachuaelte. Thi ve.
I wasiranslerred to the naval asrvlce lor
especial purpose of accommodaliou: the
commistion, and forconieying it mem
bers to tho place connected with their
prescribed duties. At:bnt piece an abun
reaiuy procured j but a Heaver llarbui
was reached tia the Gulf of Georgia, and
(I.... !. .h Im., 1. (a.m.. A .I.a Ih.U. m
readily procured; but a Ileavsr Harbor
was rvaelied ia the Uulfor Ueorgla, and
and tho north about route waa the one pur.
sued in returning, ll seems that Vanoou.
ver's Island w? cuinpleloly circumnavi
gated, and that tbe party' In question went
a far north as OIJ degree.
Coal wa found to exist in immense
iiianlities all around and about Beaver
Harbor, and also on the seaward side of
Vancouver, opposite that harbor, and oo
the main land obliquely opposite and still
to the northward. Tbe beautiful harbor
of Victoria and Eequiraalt, the former a
settlement ot tbe uutJeaa Bay Uonweny,
were vjslled uv toe co-i.rulss.oa. tSnut
malt I described asooe of the very best
ancltoragoa that can be coaeeived of for
hips of any draft or aixo whatever. Both
Strait of HucaV JAfler accomplishing ail
Ihst was required in the quarters mention,
ed, the commission next directed its atten
tion to that part of our coast running from
tho squlhorn capo of llie Straita of Kuca
to Columh-'a river, and then to that riven
Itself, together with its tributaries,
...
'"-f10
t j'i'r. -ss-j .ri l?
Kiiv ' u .-.i weT i sri : ,: zxz
known thereabouts as Shoalwatcr hay,
and having its ctitranco soma thirty miles
nort of Cc DisapK!ntment, or in the
I appro ich each other within a very short
.ilistanee. ilislanen insnlvlnir . mrl.
dittoncc r ilistanco IutoIvIo:
......... ..., ......
co involving a rpor.age
.npraclicab U f.r wag.
at present almost
sin. A ll, IMisyVil Is k)lilaal taaalt Is.
vsajs ss iiisivi'-iiii nsssap atsassivwj wivi ll w
a awn or so o. inuiaii. w mom any great
ilifliculll. It is thourrht that KliAsltl-stAr
llay Is destined lo become n point of ma
tcrial conscquenco in many respects, lis
nvcraire len-th flhat of the biv nroneri.
is somo liveiitv milcs.and its brcadth.some
t orcigui mites, it auouuus, nowever,,
, illa.iii. II. n, ,.!. nlliiiti.n r.. n.w.1 nl. ....
"in. v.iin.i..iiiiiiv mi iiui.it.i..
ncl wnix hctnccti them, nml the whole
, . .t . . . . . . i . , i
, siieci oi w.uer ia as piaciu osasununer
lake. On le.uiiig tint Columbia and coast
ing along to the southward, the CMnniis-
I cl.iii lut ifsjliisul sill IliA llaw.illf1 nisi I fliiiaii.
i tntmtft lliibt ! liir unlur uiti tir!H-rIfifi?it
eiutl H'lIX Hi II VI III- s. iMiiIS HS HIVll
fur conl0-rcial purposes under ceruin
ilrciiiiistances. Indeed, mi America!!
S,.llvlor was. at llmtlmo. K-Iim st aiml.or
-----.----- ::; --.
(, ,,, rlv,,r nll(1 lml reaC,Cll l0r position
a a a. a . - . . .
i'iiuHiii.iiiM.iin iiiuinim.ui iiiv null.
,nm ,ac.. nro jcicrbej B bclug even
IOro fertilo than thosn of lho Wlllaniottc,
wttiiuutililliculty. The lands or llic limp.
bly, one of the tnemlior, lu crossing the
room, tripped on Iho carpet and fell dawn.
Tho llouin burst into laughter, white the
Judge, with tho utmost gravity, orled
t' Order gentlemen, a member is 011 the
lloor."
(VotllL matt keep your temper at all 1
times'1 molasses w ill catch more Hies
than vinegar,'
irYss ia 0 Jtsssav j
"si
Mijor .Ham
IUsciiiVet aesl
Pierre, loft tim YaMavl
aw boat, ajpiiiM:
waaassM.
Jftrif
r.i
preview tl
re. a bead M
liadaUriedotvti
faiaatth
VBTasMafi
and iHaaali
shed (saMieieatea fttran
TbeiyjbTaarlfcai aftfttJapaalasBV
netfrd.irooi lotrisatt a.
tu' departara, aasj be
ktbsttaey'vMIl aet'
Nureroettbelr
They have MeU
toe, aad a
ofiuadryd
siealirtrandaearr-
they hava awM si)
natlng the whaUttNaV
oi the toix, rt i
nal lor a general raaw
rtiat oar oorth-wesiera
r theatre of raaay a
Use difiiireat'trUtee.
tbe gtneral'heakh of ta Ushaa asassfissy
proved, and the caeura, ,wss jpf apt .
rnong them to aomo exteat, aaaHy aaMajat;
Two white men died , t(Ki.
Tierre during the sunMcier, M lit Mkr'
res among the HtoiU ,WsH rtllHil ,;
Intr in srnaH parties. Many trrra sJMg
IntirruskrUof latmooth,sWtas)aM
Gve or six rodgea were la M
er. By tUe.waaaa lb
gradually aad alnsoal
aitbougn a great nsaay
to it during the krnotttmmm.p , 'J
Ma. Cur'aGauTtM.-4iriR. ' 1
a day or two belera wa earn reaetra SMfK,
of Ur. Clay'a eseatag aaaaali eat the Ceaa.
promise. B.U. , The WiiMagaia mii
speak of Jt aa aaa,aaata
cpeecn w won Jar. way, asssj
nrwiMssjaams. its
hUlHMM
f!T.S -7a
deration oaUatUofl
fa ti '. i. 7T m
said, was above reproach. Mr.Oay rS
piled: . -
If-.1; I . UI.L.. J. 7 M- sat...
lie uiu noi wish w nisfsssssssi mi. ussjii.
He knew him and hadaoaa reeeect for
i "...: rsjTttuhSisTZ z
i '"i top '. .
iu Charleston, be wa a trailer. i
hope." aald Mr, Oar. "be wiUiaaewWi
luciaioui airanori sjouo I
?25Ry
Mr. uay nopea inai inaeewia
union were confined lo South (
There were men la other State aa i
as the people of South CaraHaa, ajai be
would answer lorrientucky tbatl
' " V, "! 1 , !Z ' X!E
t WO".,J -rU.,h .'. frasalB aunpnttesllljl
and tens or tnousaods or bar I
woj fmj, to arnwln rapport of tMataav
JarJof lho VaiM Jft? ""
,r BlnlweU Jffhiw w, twm mi.
!, bhshus,
A rebel might die
, ,.,, ,,. .,,.,.. Ti. jy -.
nooofthe
the gallantry of other States, bet sVaih
Carolina would defend justice alia baa
..i t ..r.t. t.
lii tho courso of his speech, Mr. Claw
.tt M.I.1 a !. f.ll..a tj. OaKaa.1 i-ta
nhnin llfn rf nirfiilnr nilnalrtolaala.
rA0cj with creat truthand libeTaJitr
BV0Winthat the General's last no4aa!ju.
natrloliu etr rt to rlirht the sanllnssssibie
j ",, Vorthwosl in rerd lo the w5!
rani Dr0in wa, iho crowntnsr elorv af
lif . and'entitl's httn to the sfimtHuaVa
Ortho w holo country grautyae
s,ir fjUy also ahowed that in no event
. ... . . . '. .'
, could tho .Mississippi river, the carrier of
our Wcstsrn produce bo other than com-,
tiion properly of thi gloriou Union. This
' is the practical vlow oflhe question, and,
one which ha been, litllo thought over ia
nronerlv of thi clorlou Union. This
Hut great debate fiWe. JttmMea.
Sr 1 v.MKi.n. Df, Turner, 6f Newark,
New Jersey, in a published note 00 thia
subject, najri:
" Permit mo to say that itammeriac la
caused by attempts to (peak with aaxW ,
' lungs. In sliigiug, tho lung are keat wet
itiiiaicii, aim mere 11 no siuiieriag- A Be
utro mepatieatio
o araw m.
loud, aad to
ngemearraa'
a saaui IssbsjIsku
1. IeuradaM -
knew a thia
failinc
a seat, after lelfiruT him a
Court has Ukre time to deoiee' Vetaas
or uot Ih. rsmedy U by criminal cniaflilt "
In tho wllca court. fit;-.
oaraweii wo., m aspiasssiaiBa aaa,aaamy
rf.r aF Hr. Hlu.ll. wKaMa, -t BK
Utbati rlTal
Tho Marsha of MaMohuaMlakaawa.wr'
plctrd the oemuiof that SlsHiaaMjlllJ'V':'
..I.l ll.a, !.. I..MJU Im itan MnulsaSsaaa 's4. j
tho last leu year has beea
tho last leu year
quarter of a million.
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