FOOTNOTES:
[10] In the Massachusetts Quarterly Review, Vol. I. Article I. See also the paper on the administration of Mr. Polk, in Vol. III. Art. VIII.
[11] Mr. Trist introduced these articles into the treaty, without having instructions from the American Government to do so; the honor, therefore, is wholly due to him. There were some in the Senate who opposed these articles.
[12] See Mr. Clay's speech at the dinner in New Orleans on Forefathers' day.
[13] See Mr. Webster's speech to the volunteers at Philadelphia.
[14] A case of this sort had just occurred in Boston.
[15] Mr. George N. Briggs.