The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-03

~-sz wiz fhosr nations fa' whose "efarf
tb.. ussi l,rlr seIslblliiy has been, Il
all tirnos f,Ii, aud olheruisr mauii sied.
During the flet for frejom aud IN.
ld u,suirnc., in winch these new States N
Nnr"rlca were 40 long "ngag d with ihsn
Ifun. = Sovereign, sllhnu b every he1ri IN
!tb, Uuited States bf,t high N y npshy
pltn thrn nd fefveat aspirations nsir
nuurl, pu up FIR lhrir su,c"s- and IL
tn Ugh fhe elaflnns then existing with
! : an ucrr vel calculated To- rxclts siroag
irritation and =, entmrut On our pat yrt
the Government of the United States,
convinced NJ ihr proPr'ety ni strict al
hrrrurc 10 The principles IT had ever pro
clalm.d IL III. rule III ITS conduct IN rela-
unn ~ other nations, fnrrbore To take my
parr IN hts truggle. and m intained tbe
! most cxart nrnifalfy between these brlll-
grreuis. Nor would il ever recognise the
Independence of these new Republics, an-
NJ the, had become independent III fact,
aud The situation of their ancient SOW
rrign. ~ relation 10 thrm, was such a. 10
manifest thu he ought no longer II be
held responsible for their acts. So soon Is
ihl. occurred, the United States most
gLdIl rmbeteed the opportunity, and III
h"lug lhr first 10 praclilm the sovereignty
and independence f these States, gave 10
tr' TN strongest pl'dgc Of respect aud
cWd Al tllead up, aud slucele anxiety Tor
thou prosperity.
Since tht went, Ministers have been
despatched To earfl If these new ltepnb.
hes, instructed IL declare the stnrinrnts
si'cerely aud warmly felt for them by the
uur. Il ,latfs, nd empowered 10 con-
cIudr treaties with them, the ohjrfs If
winch should he, In establish, uron prlnrl-
pie. ol tlr asost prrfrct justice and equity.
all the ofll lary rrltilop, that exist b.
tween uatrons. Thus much Na7 dpr, mol
le.sto hen than II ourselves aud in 20
~ 90 trr, W. Dbl all That our feelings die
urd, nd the interests Of either seetned
thrn e. rrqulIe. What Necessity has .lure
u l-ru 10 ID more Wht causr erI,i.
now, to pronpl lar Unirrd States IL ~.
t,hh,h ncw and stro ger relations with
them, apd - ~ abandon that rule III co..
ducl "htch ms hitherto been here So sta.
DIV aud happily parsatd2
These luquItIf necessarily called the al
ulnttipn f all he documents 10 thou
RIFE red, IN order that they might thereln
dlsruv"l tbr rra4 ny assigned by liz NV
S'a'cs of America for desiring thu Ented
States to be- represented It the Congress
about be- assembled I Panama, aud Ii
motives of the President tor lutln ltas ~
will gn"ss lo.accepl Tho Invitations Aud
~ making enrh m examination, many re-
hrcl"ua presented tn nsrltcs As connect
ed with The proposed measure, all u
~ Inch the Committee will nov state 10 tllr
Senate.
i"a government, constituted M is that
IT the L. 'thtrs, III winch the sentiment
>" natn' / IN irre".o prompts lleln 10
~cruirUHe most tSdelly The extent of al
toe powers thy elanl, aud to llmt this
extent ny the obieet- desired to br accoal
1i,nrd by ihen exercise, the strongest
,uNrri, is laud, II is Ia hr hoped, always
NlII hrl tn. 10 ham distinctly what Is the
p ec,e oolrcl drslrtd 10 hr attained. and
'htj are The PREF = mran pruposfd lpr
IT. attainment. E,rn the confidence re-
POSED IN the long.tiicd patriotism aud
we'll proved Wlsuom nf our o II best clll
h'ns, dues not, nd oaght DOT to suffice to
4ultl thus tnklcib, ur Ia remove Tins lea-
jou~N. inspired by an ardent attachment To
ON Rights aud privileges. II vas. there
tore, much IL hr de-,rrd, and certainly to
haN" been expected, that, before the d,s
lllrs Ut the / nltd States ,huuld be com
Innl"d to the deliberate, and drri4lol at
= Congress, composed not Of our own cit