The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-04

Onfeu Sihps ipisRrapn. ingnRsf " mr..
vi, IN this Transaction, thought The Wee
Prrsdrnt had treated me with inis,ice or
disre.peet. assured him. ihat 80 far
from y, | had moi perceived. on III. part Of
the Wee Pr. -Idrut towards me-, the slight
ct want If ipeiicr, i c,ruin, or drlicacy. -
! The ar'icl" pnbllshed by him, IN conse-
"a renee If this lnfarinaiion seems to hasr
! gwen uIrner to ihasr editors " ho had NO.
ticed the sull Ct before. | regret tai II
has done 81, ds come III lnr part Of taeir
censurr. N.dt have nnw siaird is To
shrw, hal have mol deserved this csnsafe
and NIL frnm any desire IN preserve 'tbs
harmony ofthe nrn pa,ty."in uh"h have
no Intsresl-lhe only party b.long IL ~
an old pn"-nW set for tir purpose Of
,mdiealng thr Vie. President that task
! ira," TO gentlemen Of his own school, Ia
"hl,h do not b.Iong. am nut wiltag,
bo"e'"r, Ia br nnlnsily pressed into The
| service against HIM.
NJ. DICKERSON.
Washington, April II.
II is impossible not 10 smile at the MAJ
rete. WITH winch some of the Inrnb,rs of
the Huuss of Representatives nj w tshlng-
ton, have spoken on the noor, nf the dis
courses w'nch ihey had prepared on lhs a.
mrfdmrnt nf The T. Institution, but winch
h ) were prevented Gon delivering by
ia. spccrss Of preeiouS questions, moved
on Saturday. They ,honId bs cnmprnsa-
ted md copsoled for grievons disappoini-
m"ni--as far a. II Is cunp.nssble and con-
solahIe-by precedence ~ orators on the
Panama question:; and. considering thai
boandIess latitude u + DEPRESSION in j, bate is
no" claimed and admitted, the, might IN
iroduc' much of what they connected on
lhe otne- subject. Say the Constitution
~ endangered by the mission to Panama
th"n explain what the Constitution IL
then, What II ought 10 kr then how Mr..
Clay elected Mr.. Adams, &c.
Nat. Gaz.
WAsHiaGron, April %.
The Crssf Treaty. III. new treaty of
cessIon aud purchase, made IN this city
with the deputies OF the Creek nation of
Indians, IN Jan. Last, and submitted to the
Senate by the PresideUt gu the 3ist Of
thai month, "Hs rsn6rd and confirmed by
the Senate on Friday last, together with
the supplemental article ibsrqnently u
greed on by winch it's understood, the
wIshes of the State OF Georgia have been
80 fully met, as To induce the hope th,t
all dissatisfaction felt in that State, at the
abr CATION Of the former treaty, will be-
dls,ipatSd. We have reason to hrlirVp
that the ,iinrt- of the Executive, and es-
psciaIy of tina, officer OF II, (thu Secretary
of WARY to whose province the manage
ment o.ths affair particularly b.long"d
were never directed with more zpal H. asst
duty to any object than tn the satisfactory
adj 1stnent Of the embarrassing difficult
ties which grew out of the former treaty.
Thesr cfprts produced ha Treaty of Jan.
by which about nln- tenths Of The tprritor}
~ question was obtained hr Georgia. To
the further concession obtained by the
supplemental article, the friends of peace
and h'rmony--the country at large-a,e
indebted. II il said to the exsrtiuns aud in
auence over the Indian delegates, of NJ.
Benton, of the Senate.
The following il the vote on the advice
and consent If the Senate to the Treaty,
Yeas Messrs. Barton, Bell. Benton.
Beullgny, Branch. Chambers, Chandler,
Chase, Clayton, DickeIson, Eaton, Ed,
wards, Findlay, Hsrper, Harrison. Hem
bricks, Johnson. KY. Kane, LLOYD, Marks.
Wills, Noble, Randolph, Red, Rowan,
Seymour, Smith, TozeweIl, Thomas, Wi
lry-SO.
Nays-M"ssrs. Berrien. Cobb, Hayne,
King, Macon, White. Wlllams-1.
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