Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

Il Is doe 10 orr sister nepublie,. and otherwise
roper To add. that the de sign met with . mert
ted and prompt sepuse but The spirit which
dictated u never siumbcrs. aud il may be re-
newed. The plausible moiive held out. and
which NAV be repeated, Is thai nf q rPeog bifiou
nj the independents. OF tie new States. with hs-
surances tns the adoption oil HiohsTchical IA
slituiions will conciliatr the great Powers ot
Europe. The new republics ieing sovereign
aud independent States. exhibiting this capaci-
" tor telEgoyernrneni NJ home, being IN fact
ack nowledged by the United States and Great
Britain, aud having entered into treaties and
other national compacts with foreign Powers
have a clear rIghi to he recognized. From con-
sIderal'oDs Of policy the act of recognition has
heen delayed by some Of the European states
but - cannot much longer be postponed. mud
they will shortly 6nd themselves required To
make the concession from regard to then
own interest. If they would not from sense Of
justice. But their recognition is not worth
buying, aud nothing would be more dshonora-
blr lhan that the Republic should purchase, by
m al compiaucss, the foIn NAL acknon leds msnt
OF that Independence which has been actually
won, 10y 50 much yalor aud by so many Sacr'fi-
ces. Having TODD out against all apprehen-
souS Of m attempt ofthe combined Powers oil
Europe 10 sgbdue them. II would lie hase aud
pus luminous nov, when they are IN the undIf
iurbed enjoyment oil the gr-a e.t Of humsn
blessings 10 yield TO the secret practices or o.
pen menaces Of any Enrop' an Power. II
is not anticipated that yon will have any diff.
Gull, in dssuadins Them from rnftrlaming or
! drlIberaing on such propositions You, will
however, take advantage Of every ft opportu-
nit, TO Strengthen thei politics. fat'h q. to in
culcae the solemn duty oi every nHtion TO re.
jecl all foreign dlcih,ion In its domestic con.
! Germs. Won will ais Al all proper iinics, man
fleet readiness 10 satisfy inquiries rs TO tin
the ~ and practical operation Of our Fed TAI
aud State Constitutions ofbOyerumrut, and 70
illustrate and explain the manifold blessings
which the People Of the United States bage
enjoyed and aie continuing to enjoy under
the N.
The war pbichn recently broken out he.
tween the Republic OF La PLATA and he Empe.
ror OF Broad, IL cause Of most sincere REJECT
10 that war he United states will be sticrly
neutral The partes toll shnlld feel them.
selves urged not Irss by all the .. n" sts which
belong To the recent establishment Of their Jude
pendence. than by principles of humanity, 10
bring i, 10 speedy close. One Of the FRS
m'asures winch had been adopted 'ur it, prose-
oudGn, by The Emperor Of the Brazils. is 10 de
clare the whole coasts Of his enemy, Including
entirely one. and pat OF the other sho'r u
the La Plata, and extending as ta, as CAPE
Horn, in a state Of blockade. That hc hasnor
the requisite naval force 10 reader valid and T.
maintain, according TO the principles of the
public Law, such n sweeping blockade, is quite
evident. Persistence III II must hjurouSl, al
feet the interest of ne1frals, in be pursuit Of
their rghtful commerce, iii should nvolyr u,
| other consequences 10 them. You Wi ayai
yourselves Of every proper opportunity 10 repr,.
sent TO he parties how desirable it is !" pni az
end 10 the war. and with what satisfaction IN
u. States would scr the blessings of peace res
tteh. Aud twill occur 10 ypu, whist rrmnn.
strain against INV heligerenl practice which
are not strictly warranted 10 draw from The lac.
OF the Brazilian bio kade fresh suppnt 10 the
great maritime ptinci 10 ~ h,ch yuu hive
been instructed To endeayor 10 Obtain ,he sane.
ton 81 the Am, ficnn nations.
have the honor he. gentlemen
Your obrdent servant,
II. CLAY.