The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-12
From fhs Lopdon Cour,t-, qsrY 20

more rmporlaht St4tr Pap.l ihan the
Message Of Pre- idrnt Adams, % the Pa.
nig1d .Biss,0a mas rarely Oren submiilru
Ia puDle consld iallen. IL announces,
slln great uIsllnetnrss, thr policy intend.
81 10 be pirsd.d 10y The u. States In her
Intercourse with tbe new nations of 4 NJ
TIA ADD rs ton. twin somr slight tx
crpt,nusjl- cal anl medcrate. Our on
! y donb l., Nh,tbei iDe aetudling splfit nl
the "hole be uot Iaiger an,buion than
| pelbaps the PresldrOt would, e, ~ TO lin
| .,l., be- disguised 10 ovr.
We hshs s.rsss uud . great awk
| "sfanrss aUd dihenlr III speaking of The
United states . natI4n Tor want nf on,
simple and "xpresstr tHrm by winch Ia
| designate lhrtD, Now Al Amtrioa i.
divided into several tnd prnd NJ Sever.
e'g9iles, II b comes absurd 10 call 49,, Of
I N ~" .jmrtc0a Cove nme6l h.t he
I'D Pifad,tphia Il a once har iou,
/ q, nd pleasing III dssoebtlou: 1t
eli e. mud The tefpi abir Peun, and ms
Jfesdlg 9refhrts II "a the name of tire an .
ca#b cepial OF the Union aDd ma, -,
ftsr,'ot", - "a thu nstauces OF Rome,
'tsi4es. 'exC0, n. he nnt uutily used 10
=, -. nate ibr uauon.
- fhiisd,ipalans for 80 we shall
sttir ne t.op,r II -" nltd oiatps, IN
IL ausdl4a .r rks,) are now, for the
isl tlu,r. snriou =. Il b, comm mites
AS rsnst Pp.litr ! existence. rach oi
~ ~ iarlrlrifai So tHrnsrlsps M pop
anon, III calm, ~ nliisr, and naval
t"rc ~ sHfnct, / perlrnce, IN all III
ri".n.u.s"i poor phi SOL aud moral.
! aes" natlnn, mas IT course lam s.s-
teen 90 ~ erndt. pnaI ommunc zion W.T.,
I'll ulh Z. ,nd al ,hai system the Pmla-
delphi - esld, ntl1 wish 10 p,aee thrm-
4eiss.at h, ii. Ne do not ga, ina,
Ne drstrt III u ltrncr mus rviucpd ~ uu-
stua W" do nj assert. tai II Is absa-
Int"ly ImPoIl'lc; bot II does appear To us
L. demand The slgdancr oi other great
Powers, and mole especially OF the great
Ell Power at prasea, tKlsIiug, ON own.
IL IS perhaps haItrliug reflection TO
hose
WHO speak the ton~ne
That Shakespeare spoke, the faith and morals
hold
That Milton hold
to consider that n zach hemisphere, the
natlan uanltestly uuIsndlug all the others
~ of brlt.h hlrtn ands laoea, ge, and SD.
III. II ths toa leut Of America, with lis
depfOd"nt Hands. could b. Wholly sepa-
rated ~ views an Interests from the 9TH
rr qnarlers OF ihr glohe W. should feel
Ju natlonsl pride, that the sous of our
ancestors hsld IN those remote regions lhr
aln"'e ol power, and guided thu march
telsliiz tfiou. Perhaps some such pollu.
etl VISION may have crossed Inc mind Of
Nlr. Adams tOr he SAYS, " Anielica has
sci OfpamaTy interests, which hive none
o. Iemote rtlallun tu Europe, and. there
ore m" Interference OF Europe IN those
cout.f's should be spontaneously With
hrld" To this doctrine we cannot rn-
uIeiy subscribe. We admit that tber,
'rs many modes III " hich the Europeap
powers ought not 10 interfere. For i,
S,ocr, the Members ofthe Hnl, al anc.
s,euld not pret-ud 10 dictate To the T..
C",oeirs oi Sp III any terms OF ounces
1Ia,, mnrh ltss # Submission, l. the -.
th'r Country hnl II Is by no means 20
| cle.r Ia 10 h't TIT arr n macy ri.
mar. Interests g uuc American atlors.
'ittl ~ 4icb II " ouid n" 40 less i1-t aqi
,oi'l, IN IL thun IA he PhladYlphians /,
inufr. and ~ IL 800. a.. ,,la
nav. a, n.aou,,., IL, -.
..,frr.u,e ii a., .rw,r vhs,.,.' - !,
Nerr p"shed 80 tr ~ 10 conh,ct with our
,., eff
+ t. President saw. The frs, n,;,c;,l.
,b,et. VIII .,, In. II ,,.a NV, 'p''
intercourse .nb T.. new ua,,ans ;. s;s;a
j,r,St,Jo,Ss gnis,s ~, do,,h, L,.t,,,
b. 10 met na and w. nav. onI, r.
hone thar i VIA ne constant, C,lIo..d' =,
IA tice. t. ny, nri. c,ni,. "a oooJ ,.;T
.tzet,w. ..- n, reason Il. nn.sI'e,' ~.
bud. soJ r.. M more ta4ribie. nrincinI.
+ tecipryeau These ar, an the nr,nc,,
/ pics - me- III. Ada rs enuueral,. I'm, =