The Treaty..
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The belief gains ground that the differences be-
tween our Government and that OF Great Britain are
in fair trau for harmonious adjustment. Jtis nl-
mo.ed thst the Oregon Boundary alsne remains to
be settled The NORTHEASTERN was hard job,
with not merely the two Countries and their Rep
ressntaiives. bat nine warrins Commissioners
(ihrec each from Maine, Massachusetts and New
Brlnswick) TO satisfy. Webeheyc the line agreed
on is the River ST John from Mar. Hill to its
source with The present Boundary below, but con-
ceding to Us the free navigation of the ST. Jshn to
the Ocean. We believe such an adjustment will
give each Country all it really wants. and ought to
be universally satisfactory.