Mount Carmel Register (Newspaper) - December 17, 1845, Mount Carmel, Illinois KVERY OP OM OF THIRD ASD MAIN G. Mt. Cannol will at AND CENTS per at Uio expiration of six months Legal should bo by letters to the uE POST or they not be ol tlie Post and ob at Wayne Law in the Fourth Judicial District of this from abroad will receive prompt Nov. 19, 1845lOlf THE THE UNITED 1845. of the House of is to me a source of WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 17, 1845 F. B. St. Louis has returned to JJ and his to tiie citizens of said county and Nov. 19," 18.15I9lf to meet the States and tlie people as as it will bo to receive tho aid of tir billed wisdom of tho lie In for tho the duly imposed on nic by the of giving to your of of tho as Kw I py 1 ean you on tho tinned prosperity of our Under blessings of and Die of our it tho a spectacle of national have been every year drawing more and the bonds of and to oui feigned took part in an to and to impose on as a condition of tho of her in dependence by that she would or join herself to the United Wo may rejoice that the and of the American principle of was sufficient to defeat the purposes of British and French interference and that the almost unanimous voice of the people of Texas has given to that ence peaceful effective From this ' Governments may learn how vain dip arts and must ever prove upon this that system of natural to our and which wiil I regret to you mm. since your have not been of the amicable character Ha did recommend an resort to this extreme which he not lie used by just and confiding iu for i if it can be of 1 IS linos additional 35 1 Square one - 913,0*) 0"A of aO made Vt 1 when their coming from abroad must acf by tho unless fur by a advertisements must be marked oii with tho number of they will be continued the the till ordered by tho his end is this timo ' near tJie He has boon to bring Ihc with which with ihe he to a conclusion at the it is will be in timo to enable mo to branch of tho Columbia and thence down that river to the lea in a spirit of result lo of the river to bo diin ind bo on lor ino j common by both that result i. known I. to belong to the withheld n to Congress such the wo the same time ho in I to yield to the United States a lo have been proper to make had no i those proceedings more than eight ' territory north of the have during which m j Pacific and the Straits then of from Harbor ne us va to tiie wrongs men the sum of two hundred and i p. j of an aggravated for the pay ment of the 4" tied and i and July of the Mexican in- pril and waa sani for the year 1844. it full shall jo to tho satisfaction and final demand American Government thit said d- was the had the Mexican by the a treaty of is our desire to with all foreign with that view concluded betw eon the be On the Gth day of March Iho j two louvers on the Ulli of 1HD, | the to United at richland practice Law in the fourth District of All orders from abroad will 16, 18453-ir M. AND AT 24, 1844-48-ir Envoy Extraordinary and Minister ' was by buth Plenipotentiary to the made a for- ' By this a joint Br. to give his personal attention to the diseases of the His almost uniform success renders it unnecessary for him to assure those who are with sore need not but that sight and sound eyes will be to all who come under his SURGICAL OPERATIONS will attended D. Sep. 24, 184512-7t ROBERT CARMEL our pled advancement in all of his cd to decide on tlie claims of national tbo against tho joint by I American citizens on the of of the people is confirmed for the of Texas to Tho was of tho and for tlic doctrine of j united which he to Washington on the day of Id 10 popular lio at the foundation I of the rights of Their lima wmm limited to 18 at of our consequence demanded his the of hud becomes in to make our He was informed that the cd and decided claims to two devout acknowledgments to the Supreme eminent of the United States did not con- millions twenty-six thousand one hundred Ruler of the Universe for tho lile us a violation and thirty-nine ii and religious with which rights of or that it in favor of of the U. S. are afforded any just cause of to his ' iho leaving a calling the attention to our Republic of of claims d. Of Iho with foreign 1 am owing no the American had be able lo though with some and no part of her in of U claims amount of there have your or rightful sovereignty and serious causes oi irritai ion ami | He was also assured it Was yet no actual sincere desire of this to have taken Adopting the maxim | with that of of the conduct of our to and That that is not submit to no- these abruptly his and sh the Our Envoy id M tn was fused all Gov. y nf degrees which they might on tho main land or on Quadra and Vancouver's With the exception of tho free this was the same offer which had been made by tho British and rejected by the Government in the proposition waa American tho only proposition of compromise by the British Tho on tho part of Great Britain having boon the British Plenipotentiary that a proposal should 6o made by the United States for that is it has been my ous desire lo preserve peace all at the same to be to to j trol j to tho Indian been at tho nro It has boen found in of c j tiona of and c I quantity of tho publi j sold at public co ro- a liian tho ilic by Tho I public lands but raii j to their homes and it jr. I monta at public sales at that ra ije by m i tho and ability to render it cy ' possible for tho to them in Iho By putting d ns ' and are usually in bled to the of the 3oitlc;r.y, at the ed i mum price of the and g. j ther turn them out of thoir from to their and adjoining h ' u bv tbo PROTECTION Ijy call tho attention of the zens of luia ana valuable property exposed by the of to the Protection afforded to the Mutual Fire Insurance the are promptly and the tho the settlement A X I 9, V.MI auu jUi in which Insurance can be pioneers of the little and by which ali i and honora bly |V ii further information Jan 29, 184535-tf lo d by of ail the was time until occupied an attitude ol towards Ithe bas been organizing issuing nd avowing tlie to make on lie United ci lier by un open or by invading Both the and the of invited lo senil an into in protect and against the menaced moment tho terms of annexation offered by tho States were accepted by the far a pari of ur country as to make it our duly to alF ird protection and I it as a precautionary to order a to the coast of and lo an efficient force on tJie frontier uf Our army wiis to lake country and the pel any invasion of the in territory which might be attempted liy Mexican Our in the Gulf was ordered to ivilli the our army and navy in a 10 defend our own nd Ihc of were ordered to no act of unless sbe declared w or was liy The unsettled stale of our relations with | Mexico has involved this subject in much The in an from agent the United under my received at the on tlie of j is contained in a letter dated the 17th ' ' camn into of address ed by him to one of our bo the State of the Iho in with tho view of the settled having ii communicated to that British pretensions of litio could any of to of for the a. upon any or public Jaw mount of the April and July instalments by in the Iu tho same to what bad been dono by my he asserts that he had not in Consideration a dollar in but that be 1 j as warranted him compromiso had on by Ibu authorized by the and entertain thrice madj by two preceding Still amounting lo no doubt but thirl he will eventually obtain i lo adjust the on As instalments appear to 49 and in tWO of to Great tho h is not been released | navigation of the and that tho so as lo the I do not feel i pending had been in directing payment to j on the of I duty not abruptly one of much off. In undof it remains for to whether - conventions of 1818 and 1827, and relief ought to be granted to j zens and of the IWO hold Our Minister to Mexico has been the I to in tbn facts of tho case j ' rr the Government in an to make another effort to tic and official and report the result i this impending controversy in to nine six and and I won were left and lour millions of woro to the board loo late to bo and were left undisposed of million thousand one hundred dollars and by the w is a and debt duo by Mexico lo cl and there was no justifiable reason for delaying its payment according to the ternia of the It Mexico for iu spirit of liber I lily ami h is ever marked iho |i of the U. towards the was on of a new treaty WHS By treaty it was that the due im the in favor of under the of the of 18i:i; and that principal of tho said and tlie interest arising shall be paid in 5 in equal every term of years to on the day of 1843, as inter of tho 20 have been of romain seven of are which were left undecided by the joint to more than three million d together with other on tiie property of our cil ly to the Mexican and were HO lar thit a inr their settlement by a joint c and signed at on ilay of 1843, by with to no US liti lo My attende whi United ject of the Or tie the by upon the principio of bui each had proved due on the 3Ui day of took placo at in the year 1818, 1824 and the Iwo first under the administration of .Mr Se ihe last under thal of of 1818 baving lo as o was e irly directed to tho on ihe 4tii of I r at between the and Great Britain on Three previously made to iu tiie of moderation which had given birth to renewed A proT position was accordingly which was rejected by tho British without other suffered the negotiation on part to his belief tho United Slates would offer what ha fit to call further proposal for of tho Oregon more consistent fairness and and with the reasonable of tho British The its resulted in Iho convention sition thus offered and repeated October of By the the offer of the of 49 of third article of ibat convention il was ' which had boon mado that any thai may be either parly on the of two d of the together its h new and tho way tho body of who in the result be naval 00 in a has and our I their rapid extension tary and our country of the attend to writing and acknow lor ich that not been and all other busi with said ' corner of Main and Fourth streets Mt July 2, 1845i-tf. | ^ C. 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B. to DEALER and and to our territory has been a No of force lus to produce the The swerd lny had no part in the lo our territorial by or our republican over a reluctant It to fa of ico New the College of London and and Graduate of the Medical Collego of author the following and homage of each with a of of our federal nature and modern treatment Sj n' consider the extent of territory the Nocturnal all on means by arising from springing continues his private of the on the above-mentioned at his Fulton forms of all will or from muf be will be a- In tii to restore the pins to heal hand of this il is not to be Persons al a enclosing 01, can that the result was achieved in d have a copy of the must to nnd ed to Dr. H. 16'J Fulton 29, 18l5-e-6m.' had declared her it by her arms for more than ne has bad an organized in operation during Her seper Lie as an been by United and tho principal of Treaties of and been concluded with her by and il had tho whole world any attempt on the of lo her or overthrow her would be vain Kven Mexico herself of this and whilst the question of annexation was pending before tlie of Texas during the past tho of by a to recognize the ol Texas on condition would not herself lo any other The agreement to the independence of with or with ait is against The to prescribe to ibe iorm of government which Texas inight lo cannot complain of on account of the annexation of il is to be regretted that causes of between tho two countries to out of unredressed inju ries by the Mexican authorities and people on the persons and properly of citizens oi the United a long series of Mexico has theae lias neglected and to repair was the character of the tinci sueli tlie to American and the flag by in palpable violation ol the laws of the treaty between the two of tho otli of repeatedly lo the notice of Congress by my predec As tarly us the 1 resident Experience has proved that no portion our are more patriotic t bardy and brave men of the or ready to obey the call of their defend her rights and i. by whatever enemy should bo protected from I ho grasping api and at ihu ' tiie public in the humble lion i wbich they have improved by judicial over her and as well as measures of a local will claim the attention if upon every principle of ebe to bo in that body without I cannot loo earnestly recommend prompt action on this al Ilio act lo Texas as a shall the union ol been but it lia ed t lie of ihe lu i 1 a have are rci be by il a wrongs could nevei tho l cd by ono of tbe Mexico sisier had lier for Wt re ru rly en w ero lo rid and to inio and lias ever u i witb lier a iiio ibe she bas witb im t lie that a ret iii ning s nue ol dj ir and unprovoked s bi en lev been c 1.)' IV of by II r Ibe be 1 years fro I priv ent e of all r free open for n lue dille of I he fo of I be Pov id tint liim Ibe r of hi live lo anv part It term il Deco 1110 ill is of any h lie of of c iili (I w ri al patience j und Hid any or .St Ito 1 tho in Ibat and wa- of vention of 1818 having by n ven lion of we bon with the of Congress n i to or enforce remedies for the injuries we had orlo ilo than to prepare to repel the 1 aggression the .Ml Alter army and in frontier and coasta Mexico for anv hostile h her to put au t il state of With Ibis steps lo be in the ne ber to authentic tin wire their lo declare or whether adjust and sett le in the pending On tbc p i deemed it to lilis s view I und in an c nf ine it was war er ade lo 1 the o of siare the blessings of our of the world may be challenged to where the torms ot an of the generative organs will yield yim jurisdiction of Ihc United to his of ^t the of ihe Federal diet or and wit bout mercury was bounded by Iho St. when the energies become has passed the Capes or from been peacefully lo received ibal the to renew the relations bad been in March and for that purpose were willing lo aceri dit a from the interference of Even had been our ancient it has a wilb us in maintaining the tree the United slates i that of the the repeated and tbe of toe outrages upon work of all neatly al the of our upon idom thc freedom tbe of opened to us access inary country with in Ihe eves of all in u lo lu tif tune since have been il unavailing ns of some persons and and of a nei Ith a to Ulli n Ol tbe Iwo iii ( as tothe int tlie i; null of a u US and clothed lull te all n Iwo 1 icr of Oll il n of ury 10 and In surrender to Great hnd tho free navigation of Tho right of any to tho free navigation of any of our tho heart of our ono to It also embraced a provision to freo to Great Britain any port or ports cape of Quadra south of this a Hnd this been a new coming under discussion for tho first proposition would not have The and wholly inadmissible demands of the British and tho rejection of the proposition made in to had been done by my anil the implied obligations which their nets seemed to afford satisfactory that no compromiso which the United ought to accept can ba With tho sit ion of compromise which hacl been and rejected by my and our title lo Oregon ns is by and civilized will goo in a spirit of liberal concession on of Ibe United and thia ho relieved from all responsibility which may follow the to settle the al compromiso having it thf duly of Congress to what measures it may be with per to for the security and lion of our citizens now inhabiting or who may inhabit nnd for of our jual title to In adopting for lilis ciro should bo taken that bo dono to violate tho of tho of 1827, is still in The faith of in their havo over I will ever scrupulously u by United that pen a year's is iwed of Ibe parties was by cither party to tho Other the ol occupancy shall and rightfully ird of the in Ihr of ten of not lo be claim cii li ting purlieu may said no the oilier any part of jeet of tbe high j being pr among no and the left cd to an resulted in liy which it vus agreed lo continue for an indefinite the of tbe of the convention of tlie of il was that be to of the in case either should at any lime after Ilio on ing due notice of t wehe m in to other cont meting p to annul and and il iu such be accordingly entirely annulled und abrogated aflur the expiration of ' of In to adj the tl of north latitude bad b Ibe lo Great and and of Irec bia river of 1. lei of 49lb ali Illuda fr 1 p lo its ine C hi j und d cb of lo Ibo lud beeil iiy Gre il i an of a Minili north tlie Columbia of by tliC Ii Envoy unary and Ilio Minister ol Ilm Stilles in was to make a s olVer to made iu and Thus stood when lo on of under tbe of all the previous of le treat ol t' view to lu ecu t be 1.1 to the on the Ir ry offered to otc ise ovor any portion of the This notice the in my he proper be appointed has Kct out to th. for giving it by ibe 4Li|h
