From The Afassachusetts Journal
NAVIGATION OF + He MISSISSIPPI
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A correspondent in Tennessee, portion of
whose communication has already appeared in our
columns, informs US that among the means resortcd
to in order poison the minds of the citizens of the
Western States against President Adams. is Tie
circulation of Jonathan Russell's calumny. that MIR.
Adams proposed at Ghent, to admit the British to
the navigation of the Mississippi tedious
the task OF repeating, for the hundredth time, re-
saation of this groundess charge, respect to the
suggestion of our correspondent induces us to do it.


BY the treaty Of 1888. by which the British Go.
vernment acknowledged our independence, certain
liberties of fishing and driving fish, within the iuris
dction OF Great Britain, secured to the Unite,
States, and the right of navigating the Mississippi
vas allowed to the subjects of Great Britain. 'fh


Hrltish negociators at Client early announced i
isov commissioners, that the British Guye,nment d