The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

CATION ol the Bfeil Na'ihIh i"it PM
A. Mcdaniel, Mayor
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PRESIDENTS HESSIGE.
NJ. =.
OIL. Maian T,tLcs.-Oar relations wit
the Ahntigincs form an important feaiur'
inthr Message nf the President, aud sh"al,
and 10 doubt viii occupy u large poltlor
of The attention of Congress. Diiktn from
their ancient homes by The progress ol ci
yiizstian. the IBdiau triL,s, ontr 50 power
fal. ha,. only left Ia ihem u sraniy niolct,
of the nossessiuns or their forrfaihrrs, mad
even this nlnirty In indlesHyEryday Is The
s,arirr or The ambition af the white man
Gad. new incentives 10 l,.,cl The forests and
substitute the ploughsharc for The rifle
However unjust mag appear, nj hrsi
glance, the policy y hleh has produced lhls
effect, and daily c9ntinucs to enlarge II,
and however inhnmanc, yet it has been
brought about by necessity, which knows
~ law. The suggestion ot the PtfSldent
rrlati>c IL their removal by negotiation 10
the vast uninhhblted territory between thc
Rocky Mountains and Mexico, ~ ~ fthy OF
serious CONSIDERATION, NJ The only preHtn-
ton to their complete extinction. lie
ju-iiy sbbrrvcs "EXperirntc has shown, that
unless the tribes be civilized, they can ne
yrr he Incorporated Into ouf system IN any
form whatever, - and rs NE thlnk that tN-
prIirncc has also shown that they can nry
rr be thus 81, ilztd, consequently, in the
augmentation al our popuiailon,wih ihrr&'
TENSION ol our settlements, Their sitniition
VIII hecom. i, plorahle, II their extinction
j. not ment ed" The humanity Of the
national government Is called IN 10 inter
pase-its wisdom must devise the most
suitable mode.
81. General La Fdy,tte. -The President
ande- in very handsome terms 10 the visit
nj this Patint--nd invites the attention al
Congress Ia his ''hi.h ciamspu IL" Dnan'
The DISTINGUISHED sertters rendered by
Grncfd Ia Fayctie 10 this country III her
war af Independence his zeal aud bravery
in the Grld-his ptcunlaty md-i,ezHFdor
with which he surinonnted the dllheultlcs
that nj FIRST inlerposcd 10 prevent his reach
ing this country the warmth Mhh winch
he ,spoused our cause.-the dangers he
cpurtcd IN promoting i--iakng al ihfi 50
things into consideration, his ehlns upon
ilie Uuiun are at an itnpnSlpS nature, and
an AmerirAn Congress VII not Disregard
them. .3Bf0E0S-~b helheI the 6eheHaI :
claims upon the tHion, should he paid b,
the SiuieS, IL another question, aud one re-
lati,e L. which there to.nr dlil'reat N
opinion. Should the Legislature OF Viz
rnia, for Instance, interfere, 10 any shape
in lis business We say, M II IS .
naiionai clam, aud the aaitoa should pay
il.
dlh. Greece. OF tbs bravo people tbs
President speaks in the must feeling terms
ard his spnliinrut- are responded by cNetS
A mcrlcau breast, Every campaign add new
truniplis tn 'hrlr rxertluns, and gives irtsl
confidence Ia their friends. Sensible ol th'
inpusitions ~ hch they have So long ant
family endured ile tyranuy witch ha'
tiamp'cd them in the h,@,, blistdlns ihrll
hopes, and parol, ling theiI EXERT 'ns, TN
Greeks contrnd manfully for Tie recovery
OF their'io long lost rights. They seem 10 ht
inspired With the sane enthusiastic Naloi
which afiniated Ia. handful that conquer
ed Al Marathon and Ut Salamis and thai
fell. gInriools Ia defeat, al Tbertn9nR!; e ---
We hook forward with pleasing auliclpa
tiuu-, tn1nr= p,llod when mndern Greece
shah hr ltrca from the dominion OF the
Turk, and Whrn the creed of the Massnl
man shah be bauished across the bospho-
rus.
5rh. SoaniSh .2merica. The sentiments
of Mr. Momoe on the contest hrt"ern
Spain and her South American provinces
will mect nith the Undivided and I'M l
NOUS APPROPRIATION OF his constituents
The Message of | 323 gave cause Ia apPrc
bend that .notW outstanding thu Spanish
mower had bten completely broken down
in most Of her trans atlantic rroNlncGs-
and Notwithstanding she hId scarcely al
inch of soil which she could call ber oNa--
she would attempt their reconqnrst, aided
by the counsel AID bayonets OF the Aim
Powers Tie determination manifested
by the National Exceu,n at ,hat period,
10 take SIDES with our neehbors, IN case
sacll an attempt should be made, was III
aecosiance4ayid. the WISHES Of the people
of the United States. Il could not, indeed,
hr othcrNisr. Situated similarly TO our
scl,.s before the lte,nltloA--,oni rg ale
gianre Ia government oa the other side
Of the water, whose sole object Was IL
drAia III, n resources, Ntuic II Wa unWil
. even ii 1t NAs aer, Ia bcstow an
,ian.Ieui, hey were taxed Without mercy,
and fanpciatiy Phlt5otomi--a M,lhoni ~
u nrsc. The products of thelr labor ~e.ii
l., fll a treasury, the contents OF winch
, were never appropriated Ia Their hrn"hi,
and their services were eXacied ~ swell
Tire measure otlhe gler. and prosperity al
the mother Country. ia Which ihry never
shared, s. hS nhie they were neNei htne-
flied. The, were literally "seourged with
scnrpinns." Under such circumstances
they uusiiealhed the sworl. lGoadee BY