Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26


United States. I, can 49,. -, - ~. an
lection n a inst de sn;t;cn If h,,ct ade es,,e.
eiai,y a. the TWO rovrrnn.n,s ~. eereed
IN their corresr,,ntenc,. IN ~, =. .s.cr,;,I
FEATURES. The ;ns,r,r,;ons IS ~. 1s,h ~
April. 1915. have sta,ea IN ,,h., rn,n,.r
the Presidentis w;llio- IN ,rrana. hi. AZ
ference. 80
On tie other re,,ra,. r;.h,s .r,,--.,.d
in the former ;ns.ruc iona. 7 sh,ll remark
oniv. thar = e,tslo,s, ~ 80 ;s.uI:.sI a.
ner to evince a sniris Of accommodation ,h ~
the arrangement pr,p ,sed n each instaM
Is ist in itself that il G ,rre.nopd, with the
general spirit Of treaties between oo.umer
cial movers, and that Great Bri,ain has
sanctioned it In MANY treaties. and pooe be-
yond j. 10 some NJ
On the Claim tnindemnitv for snoliations.
have on'v to. refsrs sbu tn what Was said
In the former instruc ions. I have to add.
that shouli treaty be formed II II ;t.t
IN itself. and WOO d h.re q tlanov eF1c5, oa
the fu'ure relations of The two e nntries. If
indie unity should be stipu,at d on each side.
for the Destruction &c All unf,rt;f; 4 tow Z.
and other private properly C. ,n,rary to the
laws and usages Of war I Is eo,aI,s mr.,
per that the negroes taken from the sou n,
ern states sionld b. returned To their own
ers, or paid for at their full value II "a
known that shameful ,raf5fc has bepn car
7 RED IN In the West ladies. nv IN. soIe of
these persons there, by those who nrosess,d
I to be their de ivcrers. or this far, IN.
proof which has reached this f1ep.rtment
shall be furnished YOU. IF th.se save. AZ.
considered asno .c,mbatta,t, th,y ought
to De res.ored -. as proper.v. thew ouehs
to be 3aid for The treaty of.peace con
tains an article, which RECOGNISES this pr,n,
ciple. -
In the view which have token ~ .be
conditions on which yo, are to,nsist. in pa
proposed neg Citations. yoa will and. On a
Comparison os them with tn we stated in the
former instruction :, III Il there is no matt
rial difference be. ween them. the ,wn la,
mentioned claims to Indemnify ex.ensed.
which have originated since the dare Of
those Instructions. The principle object rs
this review has been to show that the sen.
tinents of the Psesifen,. are the same IN a.
very instance and that the reasons for main,
tanning then have bee me MIR evident and
strong since the date of those Instructions
In ac-entng the overture Of the British
government to treat independently of the
Russian mediation, the United States have
acted on the PRINCIPLES which governed
them in every transaction relating to neace
since the war Had the British government
accented We Ru sian mediation, The United
States would havssrea.ed. for themselves.
independently Of any other power. and had
Great Britain met them on Jus. conditions.
peace would have been the Immediate ne.
suit. H id she refused to acceie to such
conditions. and attempted TO dictate Others.
knowledge of he views of other powers
on those points might have been eful to
the United States. "a agreeing To tract di.
rectiy with Great Britain. not only IL no
cpnsession contemplated, on any point In
ished to preserve . coed understanding
with Russia, and other Bslyic powers, as il
the negotiation had taken place uuder the
m9aia'!on o. Russia.
men, msv No. a."I;,.S - su so'ern
a;st;on frnu, m. sr,'r.h s. VIC
s,andiny h~fvr,n IN. TY,:,.d 6. 80. 80
Russ,a f,r vs,v' a;@,rs,, -. 80 ~
tho.e winch baye hssn snn.a H .r
hone Nat |. nc.ch h..,sr IN. I'm IN me
ot,t.yosS &c. hc ~, ~ S;..y "sn. oe
NEGOTIATION IN, cn,'d =. 49,
~ p,,..;s !, =, sa;a,,c. "a '...n uoocI
nroet &c The couress;ons ,Sh,rh 70
he n,ada hv ,te I'M. ed s,a,as: s .t >'us
coc;,t;ons win PaI,;c ~ ts.u;
thr inject of the Hr;t;sh goy.ras.. 80
Ia mn, easy To cnnce;ye' ana e,han :. ,;. m
,rovcs the adya,ta~e 70 :. SaI..s
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