...active, enterprising, and illustrious discoverers, that ever traversed the wilds of the new world. It is to be hoped that the government of the United States will never suffer any momentary policy to induce it to abandon the claim, to a soil rendered sacred...

...active, enterprising, and illustrious discoverers, that ever traversed the wilds of the new world. It is to be hoped that the government of the United States will never suffer any momentary policy to induce it to abandon the claim, to a soil rendered sacred...

...but give an impulse to trade and agriculture along the vast extent of the valley of the St. Lawrence. It is to be hoped that the government of the United States will meet he liberal policy of England in an equally liberal spirit, more particularly with reference...

...Department of State, but it has been done still in season to prevent the departure of the vessel, and it is to be hoped that the government of the United States will comply with the laws of neutrality. The undersigned avails of this occasion to reiterate to the...

...disaster that must inevitably ensue to any people who make murder an auxiliary of their faith, and it is to be hoped that the Government of the United States will yet take such action in these murders as will teach the guilty that this vile wrong, and the standing...

...disaster that must inevitably ensue to any people who make murder an auxiliary of their faith, and it is to be hoped that the Government of the United States will yet take such action in these murders as will teach the guilty that this vile wrong, and the standing...

...best means of establishing a uniform system of coinage for the common use of the nations of the world. It is to be hoped that the government of the United States will be represented by a commissioner whom it may be authorized to delegate, with special reference...

...measure by ratifying the instrument and by advocating the proposed extension of the time for exchange." It is to be hoped that the Government of the United States, which, in the statute authorizing the convocation of the conference, specified arbitration as one of...

...measure by ratifying the instrument and by advocating the proposed extension of the time for exchange." It is to be hoped that the Government of the United States, which, in the statute authorizing the convocation of the conference, specified arbitration as one of...

...— added, to these difficulties on the part of the Indian Nations, the Commissioners told me that the Muskingum Boundary would never be consented to....serious calamities. ) Colonel McKee did not deliver this Speech to the Indian Nations which I left to his discretion, as the Treaty was not concluded;...