Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
Mr.. Tarsre0.-Thorc are Tur aours of this ger


tleman's going to England. If these, confidently
circulated. may be believed, he is now celebrating
upon On overture TO that efl ct, made him by our
President at Washington. Flow this dc!iberution
via terminate The indeed rrue that IL oxis,s, we
may easily conjecture Offers Of this sort, rejected
At all, rejected promptly. When deliboration is
practised, lie pretended os the purposes pride o.
vanity or Interest. II MI. Tazcwell has in fact
been rendered the pissionto England, and if he hes
itates and.deliberatos, At. TazewfIwl finally de-
eide to go. /.
five consider tho proprcty of the selection in re.
gsrd to his deeePtabiity 1--WE believe Noah Webster
has the word) atSt James'-thc President could no,
have made more eligible choice. Mr.. Tazcwen
is essentially English--Engsh q, hcass--Enelish in
his prejudices-Engsh in his affections, Mr.. Taze.
well was ahcays English. He was English in 1907
and Sin l8i2-in 1927. He was opposed 10 Mr..
Jefferson and all his restrictive measures for crnmpnc
the power and the insolence of Engand--he was on.
posed to the war-he is opposed to any interference
with the policy Of English colonial regulation live
have any trade with the Colonies of Great Britain
Mr. T. thinks we ought only to ask and enjoy il, rs
boon from his Gracious Majesty. In his opinion. il
isthe height Of nsolencc, in the government of the
u States, to attempt to force England into CONNER
Gal reciprocityto admit us to the same equalityin
the colonial which enjoy in the trade of the moth
or country, See his letters of Scnex published in
tho year 1927, passiD,.
The President could not have made happicr s,-
lection in the circumference Of the U. States-,o
please his Britannia MaJcsty's Government. -Alrea
ty are Mr.. TaZewe,fs praises sounded in tho (,o,
rier, the Times, and the Quarterly Review, T,boso
tory ministerial Journals have published his lo+e-
OF Senex with high commentator; as an aam,.b,o
exposition and defence, of British diplomacy. Br,;sb
principles, and British interests. Hall in his ,.w,,
through the United States, gathered them nm w;,b
other things rare md carious, for tho am,so,,.
and instruction of John Bull. John is pleased ,,b
the performance and the name ofthe Hon. Iitll,,on
" aeF Tazewelis figures in tie Tory papers that
OF Dir. Peel, and the Duke of Wellington. Thus nre.
possessed in his favor, we may readily anticip7;o
the satisfaction that MIR. Tazeyels appointment will
give TO the Court OF London. Let US call the alton
ton ofthe reader to evidence of vlat we have
said
The London Times, Ia tory and mini ,tcrial prntl
OF January 7th has the following reflections caused
by the republication in London, of the letters ofl
fsenex
"a pamphlet has been published in America a 70. n,ed
wncn throws broad and striking shi I,on CONNER
ciai relations between England and the United States i %
work Of Senator OF the .ePubc the Hon Leon w Taze
zen VINO discovers m THIS srsuen'ave tract Dip
TWO Governments, since that Of the United States was en
liShed and in MS the commercial iucrco,r, -.
pecuve CITIZENS ioimed the subject either or
treaty The object Of the book expose ana reprobc the
snnra cnee OF CERTAIN party in America fo forcing
Incidentally to this purpose he the several ai,er,
Am, ~ ay Isen maae ny ,he republican GoveIocn from The
system Of Great Britain 10y extracting from her through fair
Means and now and then through which were tie co
t,, ia.
country aud her colonies. = VIC '
Ofthe successive Presidents ap1 Statesmen Of America :;
appears from the evidence referred by Mr. Tazcwel ta
nr Adams he who has worked nanuuvred for this mr.
pose With the greatest Fortunately, and the most hunnq
been thougo that the IVES, India Colonies Of Great M
tain dpeident tive Unied States far lumber and 49,,
fence was in the power oihe States 10 force this country
mo whatever terms they might please impose upon her on
pain Of disaster her colonies II lihewiss CONES or m one
OF Mt Adams dispatches filing the Office of do,
me our ~ London that he had always considered tha
lc result ofan e9auiizaO IF dpfes would be- toi.c advar e
Il PLAIN from those circur1siances-ls, t.. ~,
Adams, not having enough To he abu,cd of ~ MIR
ton as 10 the dependence Of Islands on the a.
even 10y The experience of many years during vi m do,
supplied from the i'riiish North American coli a., , 80
pursuing an igns fus his cagcmcss n.tf 49, II ~
cure at length to land their aud his s, ,ron , -, -
aopmders VIE, ~ ," T % b , re where they lie
Siaded as Mr. Adams declares o,self Of the a y -
equal dutestla: IS of f4i.sys,cn OF ,rrt,roc;, " ~
es-he would b. scnre or tr,s,r'tt,, ~ ~ .e
oler sueh system a. no has done repeatedly aud no ,,
ciously TO Greet Britain hui win rci,cc;,y ~, ~
hr wo'l endravur % ova,le y ,ct ali w 's W., tna
cw1;iy aS ho 'ns dcne in tha, no!s insane ~ % wa
eliminating disv Ia, ,s Shipping on6 H ds
S,etpi 30 binder ships in tmer,on po,rs
Gi O our own colonies both rf which I,i,bI,
@ OF This ,aiscalled ecpsity aesrnan have caI
Tor America positive, and perhars larg -
commerce with the BRITISH colonial pos ess;ous ,r 90
diverse cases brought forward against Mr. Adams in liz o
mac intercourse With this country while Anlnssor e.,
isy 81 state and President Of rhe Union which To ,or,,
certain scoos may bear aspect tip that Of
dcx'cnty but by tc author Of This pnnphct thew are
earded and by every English gctIeinau they would nuc
Vonaby DC dcspi'ct as and miserable frauds
now said to be ON tho Of receiving or his
m unpleasant proof of the cen which they mold him W.
seipIe the less regret tina, want Of space prevents us fo
FURNISHING any passages from the body Of tins irso d
entertaining work"--l Times IF an January
Inc "nbs''rd scheme Of . Certain party" here spo.
Ken Of IS Tho policy which The government OF the
w. states has cvcJ pursncd Of forcing Great Britain
W cohnteFvn'IIng cnactmrnts, into colonial rccipro
y. was th' policy Of Wosbing,oIs government,
OF 'eitcrson'e and JVdEons--andwo arc errcoiousI.
deceived hihagee Ssi not ,srca evidence ofbo,b Ne
JehersonS nnl hadsoh's apProbaion Of Sir. Adaroa,
course IN regard 10 The recent question between
the u States aal EngaId--L,s,rs. in viii 81, ,,o.o