Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05

From he Nec York National l9rorotc
British Plans Panama .NiSSon-It has been auno;,.
ced in several Of the papers that ministers, by
general government the Congress formerly a.
Panama, now Of Tdcubaya will sail in days fof.Ye
Cruz and thence proceed to The place neeing Fo
months past this mission has nearly forgot bu
will doubtless give it character Of mpor
tauce which never vas anticipate during the discussions o.
last year.
vii! he recol'ecied y maay of our readers tina, the
magnitude Of the military operations which nave conmen-
ced the Canadas aud which assume very berereDt
aspect attracted the of many pociaes in
parts OF tie county. Taken by themselves the
would he sufficient to excite little inquiry, but when
viewed in Connection with singular disclosure of an Omen
and av0wed British journal III this city the 4lbO
(Which tory paper the london Courier it,
sel) .y be s;hcent awaken still further invcstica
ton to the policy intended to be pursued by the English
Cabinet in their connections with tie republics both of
North and South America.
appears that the English ministry a re seriously
contemplating plan mite all their American
Colonies under grand conederated governments whose
executive energies will be directed by the skill and dplo-
macy of Mr. Canning. This intelligence comes IN no
Quesuort bic shape II is announced with much pOnp and
CAVITY by the 4ibio OF this city, paper under the atro
mage British governments aud doubtless is intended
10 sound the sentiments OF the American people, feel
lar English diplomacy travel into the bosom of
this country. II the English put this plan into with
hrif colonies, may assured that the Wes
India Stands viii DC united together a similar wav and
II the Island of Cuba be rheedeh from Spain
shey will the whole of ibnse islands into one grand
eonfederacy, forming second clifton Of the
British Isles Of the West.
That these plans progress there eau be no doubt,
l he mtlry Improvements MAILING Canada, nd the
whole conduct OF the British governments, tine
iaa shat this nation is intended be surrounded by
decentralization Of British Conicjeraccs, keep our trade
check, and to preserve the English their soushtf
commercial aud political asCeujancy this he,isprrp
The object 40 doubts to control trade and resources
% destroy infant manu(aciures-to monopnlise ,;
South American customers, aud bcee, i'm their Wst m
lia coufsderHCv aud their North American uto, s;,;,
hostile 10 VS. united among themselves, aud obedict r., M
nod of toe country Ia the event of another war
Wital these Indications OF settled plan III the British
government cfaup the energies and control tine est1pie
Ol the So0ih az! North American republics we ara CON
vnced the members OF Congress who opposed from cousi
certain tie mission 10 Panama las,
.son viii haze their eyes opened aud feel somewha,
pleased tat orr governments did not chusiy refuse the
@" yo"nger sisters Of tie soub the political
conferences az Facubaya There never was time when
T necessary fo tie Uuitej States 20 be COOL uni
rd oud 10 all iutctHll local disputes. The indus
iis s& aud tHc enterprise of country must be
cr shs hy every means ju power. The plans Of the
E111 s'.eument are uow t~-.Duius 20 develop them
SELVES. a isw sears ago pyc,, established ~ this
c.is-.a..e very .eltse Of CHS rpuJic-wb,ch comnun-
ruos ari chocolate polite ID ,ocd,s totally Il; variance
VIII te boz, au1 dearest ofthe United States
Sith tts wasus,er beff" heard that of Il rival
an' often ara e"e"y establishing their own presses IN the
very GENRE Of That c'"iuy W.r, they a3r;fu1
lie Confrtss OF American ministers Ta.tbaya Wiz
o. d0u5i ifHe .ese 'H iu.1 cons Iteration. Jpc
ci,-ntn''"e' o. lat co"oty lura TIE dominion f Spain
~t' so t,is nation hom THE nfao: E.lani Win Ie Rat
Jl.. fHs .Ii.-. IS .s "a. H r.s. t III Vc. D. e.
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