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Halifax cut off from Quebec by the northern Of the
ST. Johns Thus, the line Of ghthe line of Unecht-is
the best for both parties giving each what convenient and
necessary to it, or the triangle at the head of the Columbia
is necessary them the Olympic square to u.s. and
taking from each detached district of little value except for
annoyance The British could annoy the Olympic dis


ct could annoy them at the head of the Columbia but
why do IT. except upon the principle OF laying eggs to hatch
future disputes upon the Machiavean principle Of depong
the seeds Of contesaion while assuming settle the
mischief of old one Forty ynine the line which Mr.
jefferson proposed in 1907 have shown heretofore to the
Senate. II is the line Of which Mr.. Galatin and Mr. Rush
said in 1878:


The degree of north latitude had pursuance
of the treaty of Utrecht, been fixed indefinitely, the line
the British northern possessions and those OF France
including Louisiana, apart OF our territories There
Why the two countries extended their claims west
ward the line should be continued to the Pacific
Ocean So far discovery gives claim, to the whole
country the Of the Columbia river ndspuable


is the line of all the American statesmen without excep-
on, twenty and forty years ago. Il was the line of Mr..
Canning in 1928 II the line for the rejection Of which
by Mr. Pakenham, without reference TO his Government Sir
Robert Peel has lately and publicly, and in the face Of the
world expressed regret II is line which have
presented ulmatum which have often proposed
gently, and which the British have often gently showed
aside because they saw from coetaneous PROPOSE


ons that they could do BETTER and get the whole at least for


long time, under deusive project Of joint usnuc-
ton But all this gentle and delusve work done with
The joint acknowledgements advance-and the ques-
ton be settled by and Judgment or il will
settle itself by chance and Forynn the line
Of right with and, acting upon the second half Of the
great maxim, SUBMIT NOTHING wRoSG shall subm.
to no invasion encroachment upon that line.


Senators may the why for twenty years.


have adhered to the line of Utrecht the line of RIGHT
which gives to the Olympic district and its invaluable
tes and the river and valley of the Columbia
II is the fighting line Of the United States The USroS
be rallied on that line ~,


Mr.. b. having spoken until half past o'clock p. M.
without concluding, gave way for motion to into Execu-
tive session.


Mr. B. said that tomorrow they would in all probability
up the bill suppementao the providing for the
cuon of the existing between the United States and the
Republic of Mexico and he would conclude his remarks
the following day, if agreeable to the Senate


The VICE PRESIDENT then ordered the galleries to be
cleared and, after time spent in Executive session


The Senate adjourned