RALEIGH, N G. WEDNESDAY, MAY 49, I941.
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Great Britain. we repeat, does not mean to
fight US; but she compels US to conflict, we
are able and ready to meet and to beat her,
Let not any American statesman take counsel
from craven fears. and dare 10 relinquish one IT,
tie OF that which the freemen Of his country ex-
pect him to maintain. The position assumed by
the late Administration in regard 10 the case of
MCLEOD, is that which is alone consistent with
the laws OF nations the proper supremacy ofju-
dicial proceedings. and the reserved and terrific
rial rights of the State OF New York Our IT,
tie 20 the disputed territory adjoining the North
eastern boundary, lis clear beyond the remotest
shadow OF doubt and no compromise in regard
to it ought to be tolerated. except such one as
shall be desired by the State of Maine. whose
soil, in all its integrity we are all hound, by the
solemn obligations of our Federal Union, to pro-
tect nnimpairtd. The interference-any inter-
ference-with our vessels on the high seas, un-
der any pretext is an impudent Infringement Of
our national rights. to which it is unbecoming
for Us to submit and the petty and constantly
creasng aggressious on our fisheries. are vio-
lation OF our treaty stipulations which it is The
duty of the Executive Government efectuaIly 10
check


We challenge the official organ of those now
in power, to controvert one single position that
has been taken by the late Administration on any
of these points. Until it does so-untl it proves
them TO be unsound-we hope to be excused from
any repetition Of the very disnterested advice of
lis correspondents. 'the respectable London ban
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