The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

U..s5tI hr Nas not gong "a cWet mt TIE
,-o,,irsI at a. ,a.iaaiisu and reformation winch
had bcra ca,ued oa here. lie felt iHn'
b seif entirely auht iar II. some topics, however
mad bren introduced. having soprthnig Of a spe
e6. sbaps apoa uhch he would trouble the
House - nh frW observations. The diploma
nc intrtraurse ofthe country has BEEN charged
aub e1frasagsnlc AID Encouragement and
sitb y hat NAV. perhaps br termed want OF
faste In It's sIyle lie understood gent enian
fiam Virginia Mr. Floyd) 10 contend, TINT the
skal~ character OF our foreign intercourse ought
- he ehauprt Il the allowance 20 or Minis
,rfs Wis too lnu, h. Nh. Floyd would agree 10
f.,i,e ~: btH they should come home when the
ha.tness nas dane There should be no perna-
neni missioas Ia other eOuuirics-no Minister re-
matame abroad. This, sud Mr.. S. would be
! an eniifc change of tie system acted upon by
the Government ever slice IT'S foundation. II
or IL Mt "a be- adopted without being thorough
/ IL con.dercd Tie would appeal, ihrn, 10 The
House NheIh"r IN the present state OF the world,
any civilized nation vas II liberty 10 withhold
~ refuse fhe ordinary aud established duties ot
courtesy and hospitality II she clam to be o
thr isnnlv Of civilized oallous. and wish "a maln
tain the relations at peace aud commerce. Is II m
bsr poser "a Withdraw herself frsm associaiing
WITH thrm upon ihe terms and ia the manner
. 81 bich the common convenience has settled An
iuar, tiatl ntay shut himself up in his house
may refuse 70 sisit--msy determine that he III
nsttnrr give nnr receive invitations: iihe do, II
nlll not only he at the ckpfnse 4 much innocent
qualification 10 hinscli, add At the rXpens. too.
+ II many Errai advantages - himself but II vii
be positive injury aud wrong 10 sncietv for
a. tsr ~ his example goes, II musf. # adopted,
cot up soc,eis b, the run's Il Is the same with
nsit,Hs No ane ram shut herself up Il has
been the policy II Tia. oatisn. from the heein
mug g. perform hsf part in his system OF mu
fual aid frtrutly intercourse. Ave, SIT sad h.
,Ed lrt It Is" remembered, that me OF the first
and highest eraufcatl tns tbs country errr r..
reisrd, was the reception ~ her Minister at the
Count of rauce an act which puhllclv owned
n as one At tine family nf independent ma
. u .us aud Increased hrr neral ppwer 18th At
homo and abroad ltthc s,stenIs n be chang
cd { ngtcss must H. u AE long As II CONT
purs. the duty of TIM Executive Is 10 give II Fl
f t,rf5 an ~ blame can atf'rbto the Admins
trofieu ier e,e,a'fng the provisions Of the con
yintiHn and tie ass.
Il sastrne. he nd thai WITHIN frp vears
past our 4 plrm3no intercourse hsd been cs-
'ndsd AMI Hs expenses inc. eased The FAM.
Is 5tuati rs ~ cen enlarged by the inrercs.
,ns addition - TIE ne~ state, II tbts hcnts.
pH#rs II w1s io rvert sew particularly IN
trrr,tif.. o. a.. Thy Were nsW, near. and "a
ia,lIa #nsf'l#rs WITH vhHm " mpst have ~
aunus aud with . htrn taerr uid be NJ d#ubt
a ~. desifslir t'#.f these Should be the rsia'r
Ms oip.ace + Friendship aud mutual god
understanding lpanfb.s puiul The pc pic ~
tic United ST. as wee Ian advance af Cnugts.s
=-He.'id nj .peus ta,i t--ihe public sentiment
VI. ia a}eauee It Congress, aud Congress MS
81 advance OF the Executive. Tn mission. /
Rere NJ instituted unfll III, House, by a lrsr-
D
~ but ON uernhu stf.d agfla.t il, a ecn- |
enao nom NifguI1. al ua0 a member. TN /
I'll Z !, Hons si.nnIa.tez TIE + rcufse 10 orrn
the intercourse p'rs' -. MI to support him N +
ne measure sod ole. - g., 'hrral provision ion I
the eI aeuse 1hctr hs, hrcn no expression +
,iure Ola wish 10 abandon or hmu HAT inter- I
course Whatever may bs tic expense ofthosp e.
Hi.,sIons "a the nes States, al who read the .
nca spap'r. aud know any thing Of the nature /
Of our commercial intercourse t,ltb thclu--all /
Sao know bo" thy are Solc'rrd courtcd a.d
rarr>std ~ the European pewrrs and ths snug
sls that !, rarfied GA fpr thrir avbr-io ssy no.
nHng OF uthrr anH 1fHrn rrurrai considerations |
Nil see thc inpo,r,"r' o. ,ntiS aiinp GOOD feel
ines and matutHin.e good correspondence
s,tI dlem and fH7f Ne et,nnot neelecl the,e
t'5r ). without II E'ay the loSs of valuable ad.
sautners. Ills own tl.ar opinion was. that W.
aug 10 ie aunit no Tn fseIrnas To preserve them
ami thai tie mission, enelI - be maintained
Tie thought them ol lie srea' est consequence.
Remarks bad bc amgde upon tI,rstslc OF our ,
foreign minister, tuelrdfeSs particularly Nhg |
sad te eciri man troei virginia, Mr.. floyd) /
not let them appear With IA" simplicity of
Franklin and Llrne SION The House would /.
excuse word in reply lie (s.dd Nj s. kew
nothing Of the simplicity OF M. Livingston
tbot gentleman was GOT near 10 the time Of .
Franklin. IL WIS appointed TO France soon |
aft, Mr. iIersou became President. he chtyed /
IA 1901 But tits 'e di5kHtw. from tho best I
information thai he VIVA gentleman OF large
firtunc AID liberal disposition accustomed ev. [
nv shrte 10 . Eherel WI, nf lite aud hat the I
Tie aIi's a. ia st,lc of living In France. was
,acn a, most materially Y, a. IA. had undcr,r TODD.
g. .urrra,r upon and r. iere has privatr for !
time Inuaai dreSs BE appeared NJ Court lc
c,a'd NJ sos: bat hn took II for granted he
.,..ae,-..4,f.A alIrSefr IN ia, rssprrt IN tho