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Secret History.-Mr. Calhoun, in tho Senate
at Washington, on the 26.h ut.. gave the follow,
ing secret history Of the causes which produced
the celebrated declaration of Mr. Monroe against
the interference Of European powers ia American
affairs. Mr.. Calhoun was speaking in reply tc
MIR. Alien:
Mr.. c. said tho Senator justified himself by the
course pursued by Mr.. Monroe in 1923 and 4
The cases were not at all analogous. He was moi
aware that secrecy had been removed from this
matter, bu, he thought there would be no imPro'
prie,y in stating the facts which brought out Mr..
Monroe's declaration. The Holy Alliance had
proposed to interfere with tho American Repub.
lies. Great Britain had refused to join that alll'
auce when it was formed. Mr.. Mouroe received
confidential in,imation from Mr.. Canning. wise
and saoac;ous statesman. and of far reaching fore
siuht-that if the United States would join and sup
port them, they would resist this nterfe renee
MIR. Monroe was wise man and hence the deca.
ration. But the broader declaration, was the Off
spring of another gentleman in the other branch
Of Congress. So far his resolution served, u
was moi submitted to the cabinet, but introduced
into the Message afterwards, and he believed the
gentleman alluded to q. @. Adams) was entitled
TO the credi, Of its paternity. The mission Il
Panama resulted from that declaration, and ST,
weeks after that Administrator had proposed i!
and stood upon, it fell fiat in that Chamber.