UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.
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UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN


We have had great satisfaction IN reading
the official papers communicated to Congress,
together with the message of the President OF
the United States, concerning the Boundary
Negotiation.


The temper of the diplomatic notes IS to
he applauded and especially that OF Mr.
Forsyth.


The tone Of the Presidents message ap-
pears to lis to be not less worthy of commcn-
dation. .....


The only point in these papers which oc-
ours to us as worthy Of special remark, is the
fact, intimated in the Message, that the Report
of the British Commissioners, referred to as
an important document, expresses an opinion
that the true line Of the Treaty OF 1873 IS
Fs.meterially different from that 50 long contend
ed for by Great Britain" II the claim of
Great Britain be made to bend to this opinion
Of her Commissioners, or be modified in any
respect in consequence ofthat opinion, 1t will
at least be shown to be susceptible OF modltlca-
ton and, if it can be adapted to clrumstaces
disclosed By this report, it may be SO to cir
cumstances of different character; or to facts
to be arrived at by further investigation or
further survey or demonstration.


| We augrr, in short, the happiest consequent
ces from the amicable disposition so plainly
manifest on the part of the Governments OF
both countries.-Na5. Int.