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any Intention Of maintaining aIaIcabe rei4'lers
with this country am sure it VIII BE- felt a- i1 /.
by the American Government, a. i has been by t1e
Government Of land, that proceedings oi the
nature OF that to waich have been just ail11luS
cannot be repeated an! ought not - Dc Persevered
in The Governments OF both countries being tb''s
agreed, there cannot. imaginc, arse between them
anv cause of war. There cannot, should hope be
anvc,use of difference between TWO countries where
there so evidently exists strong desire to maintain
peace.


SIR RosERr PEEL, the new Prime Minister, re-
piled to Lord John Russell


With respect to relations with the aited
States. Che SAID view the existing STATE oiihem.
as the noble lord with great anxiety. Ii appears
to be so manitestv the interest of these Two gre,
countries, united together by so many ties By the
community OF language, and the commuHi,t. ot in-
tcrest TO maintain peace,-so little caa be gained
ov war that the wound which one niIcts on the
other Is reflected back on the haad winch mikes, II
and | cannot but hope that the prevailing good
sense Of each community viii Influence the Gov
ernment of each (if the Goeernmen, of each wants
such advcnttious aid, aad that upon the whole
the result viii be the mainienanoe Of ami-a5.e re-
lations. | say no more that my sincere desire.
Yet. at the same time, feel also the obligation OF
making ne concession affecting the indepcrd aace
or the honor of this country for the purpose Of pur
chasing temporary tranquility. loud cheerng.)
Now approach the consideration OF those que--
tion- in respec, TO which the coutroversy arises be-
tween the noble lord and me.