Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
ME. CANNING no Ma. GA1L.Ar,N

Mr.. CANNING no MR.. CAtI.TrN
The undersigned, his Nlajesy's Principal Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs has the honor IN ac,'
ledge the official note, nj the 26tl, unro a,iresse -
h:rn by Mr. Gaatia, Envoy Extraordinary anil NIi-;s
Ter Pienipoen;iary ofhe United States of Amor;,, m
tie subject o. an O-Ger in Council issued ~. I ~,
ies,y on the 27ih oF July.
The undersigned feels himself great, nto b,cJ a.
NIX Eia'in Tor ''e i''4' aud frank exposition, which
that note contains. OF hrs opinions ard Of tho ~
his Governments Upon the whole matter to~?i ;-h tip
Order in Council relates and for tie o,po tu,y Ij,,
by afforded TO the undersigned for entering in an ,x
p'auat'on, equally .un:escrvcG, CT the opinion, am!
Intentions OF hs aiaiesys Government on t!,;t mat.
ter.
1t vi. be highly advantageous 70 dispose al ur.ae of
SUBJECT WHICH! Stands apatt all tie Other ituortau
subjects which Mr.. Callaiin is authorized a. discuss
with the British Guvcrh.nen--a subject which il 10 hc
areiici on PRINCIPLES, and 10 be decided on con.tru
tons. peculiar 10 ilseit
Mir. C"athi viii allow the under signed 10 take the
oe''y OF remaining that tins REGULARITY of character
seems 10 lave hec' overlooked /, Mr. Ciaa.i;, in his
fiote q the -G.h ri August. Throughout DAT note
there appears 10 Le one peyadDg error. Glr Cal.r;
tE'ts The question }! iiad tuned a!luae ci t;.
Shs4e pom: what arc ,he egus AMI rcc.ilocal cc.i
''iiio's, under which trade between the Uitu STATES
and the British West l, colonies Should he car led
co." assuming, o AK or dat s,c!, Lad, j.
as open Ia Tie UEcd STATES any cticr trade II: lie
world, ana never Iaquiine whether some co,u,c,,.a
toh might not be due from tie r. States 80 Grea, .3r
tain, for the cf PRIV lie re whtc., i = .
i''t."r3tcd right 10 give - w.I;.hui,
The Undersigned IS prepared K. show dat even If
tie liberty {" trade witt! The giti>! In,ia cn,is
were gTi;a'ioay conceded ~ Eng'an, 20 tie Cnited
States, ei the ;uo'i; w1I TX ,aic so uat.i,iteJ
IS carried On b, The Eniit,l STATE. 90 ,,sl
unfair.
But, as Tire ohjcciiDn, which itc H,its, Government
feels 10 the ,.olos;tons for s,,I o,riiaf .,,, ~
conditions 8, Mir t;Aa,i,', instructions -,
ncntrC; 10 establish ics dooyor ,ian Ai t;aiiatin's
proposition goes i!c u,eis ..:,c, tl; y r,,. "a o.
plain III the fist .arce iic ia: uie a, al
Fundamental ci.is cliLu
Ills !!.e rnactsg.:y,! has ssea.l, sid u.s -..as
tionable right, aLl l.s Oh - va i!.s 1t, c;
been the ii.ya,!.he practice IT :..i :, 49,.
nies 20 reserve to i!sc.:..i,,, L,. iiaj NH f Xxx
MES, ard 10 foi.x Isn't sivati,., ,r!, . s,,oci
circumstances and on ;.,ti,;,..a, coc.s,:.s Whom
reia Nation OF ta! nai'Ee has been tca ana. l;rd
by the necessities u HE mother count. ,r ~ ,i, ~
!onies, The :OrcfeD Counties ;ii.j,r a!,aiie at !,
may t-F.y aver liz" ii.ev ovca Eo!tg 10 lie Sale
whici dad g"n;na such rt;"Nat!"" li.ey may even
have iel lenst Ives d: i. /; ,!cC'ao 10 .ccen Of
partial admission mo Paris re cuoai,s thu
evidently opened TON coYsscr" ION" 4" ooi o. tempo
ra'5 c0V""'encc n:''sf''eH "cic allowed gent I'd!
!''s'3 o. :t'i'e VIZ '-Cse S"'f'.os independently
S"cm coisi-eti,"i!'.
Inc !htedic't" g! tlc tg'eficaE tfov oii;pe!i iii.
: i@<u' OF any commerce with tie British " est II.I.
colonies, uN':i american Shipping suud be ptrn!i c
'Ice entry INTO ti'e GI,is' coUII" cots lie ,lSiI
! heu upon iiiis c-'nnc
- "e on '"'9 W.! 81 meeting That 'ntcidi>tch By
-i i 49," - "'e' 20 open 10 Oh Z. CEN
80 800 ''A'' '"tfS nc 'FaAe ie'Escd ~ lie
/
,,'' "ce's$'iN 10 ''e de'"'ed here,
.'I." ,''' S>N'tm' III ''i:t tune u""o ''>ab!e
W - '"e ''""'ie "' i'""ifg "i;h 'he Hr'!'sH
80 -'es 10 c'''e@c" l" we shipping ct The / al
~ -: - y '' o.''" 'tS'' ''"is ana Limitations VA
II, -, y -; ~" N' ~ ~ - ,'h' "iat T''I'
- So 800 - '''' '' " ''''' '''f' al NC foWr'>
| - IT. ia. -, :,
49,. ' ~ 49, "''o "'eu safes was ~ gu. CT ii
; f, ,, ' 40, U' ''e ne" countries 81 Ane
t lo' ''t'' 'tcos@Su n> HIS Majesty " bad no com
- "NN's'''" WIG" could '"ic''.e Win those
~ ~''S
.
NJ .''a,l" '';a' o' ganu"S the r'I' ''ec ti.''s rs
~ - eH "'"e 1 iVn S'"r> 'h Tie t'>l In
s'"ce' u'eat o'la'n ~ ec'nded hc>Ni'om extending
ih,, o'.e' "a'""sI "h'he'e' the course OF events
ce"'e a'a'""o'e oc'"s'"" Tor dong Events,
"'o' ".e'Fe"e" oe'"eeh '"S@ ana 1870 created sucl'
'' - I"sI"
10 'o can ne sOPPn9cd t!sa', because Great E'i
yam sun"''"eh' ri uon'eui Gl necessity, To- forms
"hCn, UIoil2h not