Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-11

ron os .'fro"ea fsf<i1ssHes< y ,3sg.st e.
IurNew Ntooci may Dc for granted
hrk hs oar Mais'e, London nstruc,ed TO enter into
ss"cruon wHh tive Government OF Great Britain having
is bssa relaxation snme OF our revenue or trade rccna
o"s as compensation 10 Tint Gosenpent
s,'o what yield. We only decide whether il or
be n.t whrn We know what the contract
lew observation explanatory in reference 10
Nbon the fact o these instructions mentioned
,a ieape our duty to aid ,Ss inquiry by stating
me fumof, aud few conjccures hssr,h, with remark
oftwo upon arrived what considered sufficient
CONDENSATION OF Il Our coeciuro- upon the SUBJ
Jec have bern said 10 be indiscrcc tending res,a or
defeat the pat,ns the British on is
guard Had bscn the confidence the Executive a.
be Suggestion Blu, argues ,ss oess sot
tie close attention Of Foreign Ministers here To vba, ,s
az sonnd hc'n to suppose that British yvo"
nom hs press their FIRST knowledge te intentions of the
,' bcs,dos we were expressly told as part of
VI course he knew what project was and Ia elm, !, TOM
ne nyaes, au'osy, had to spell il out of our
sala sna crude conceptions We therefore not put in
roPady this 'prccr by the freedom with which we have
spoken Of IL though il il be what suppose might have
oee'' fortunate hadwc done
IN the next place, when expressed Disbelief of
o .mor as hcon too nonslrous for belief, under
IMPRESSIONS which we viii candidy state.
ne election OF Gen. Jackson. the reader will mind
supported IN the States of South Carolina aud Georgia
On The ground that by getting rid Of Mr. his Cabi
or IDuhe sfes, would get rid of the Tariff entirely
iens, oil claiming unconditional repeal IL being fair
tensions More less however, decided ma;or,v oft ,h
southern people decidedly hostile to IT. Tine presen, Al
inseercucc Tariff question Whls, ii was "Snt,s
eo'eu Ov MS trends IN the South,
procure repeal material reduction of the Tsrf il was
vlday certain that such i'm HE No. -,
pens OF the next Congress without adding any thine 10
tne strength of the Administration in the South would
i,rosnae IN larger portion of the Unon popular,v OWN
~ par 10 the supposed attachment of the PLesden; to the
gn'nunctung interest Here, them was iilemm, IN Iva
Eoted The hrsi thought which crossed our inds on
ne tno ndehnie as it referred the VIII, % az iii,
eci which the British Minister to have "nop,ed 70
ingenious device o. the honorable Secretary of State ana III,
enu Tue new Minister 10 London get clear OF this ,r;9
s'eai without bringing before Congress al Gl--fr the
,en. WIN TINS view We supposed that Mr. McIane n,iolt
DC instructed TO negotiate Concerning Treaty unom . h
leierred to- and, If the British will be satisfied will, ,odsro
yh.er OF our mpoSt duties IN exchange for their concession
% what we have heretofore claimed rights and peaps some
We more then 10 conclude Treaty For fthe Sena, sbn,J
reuse 70 raiiy the Treaty. the Executive could still present as
OF good Faith with its Southern friends the lEes,
orn OF Treaty ~ which sought though, IN vain 10
Goneiliaie their views Whilst tie ,he, hand should tho
British Government be unconpDnisi,g thar M ,,av
no maue winch the Executive would dare transui, To
the Senate, f the Minister had courage enough 10 s, IL v
mem ne negnciaiion might be protdctd the close
O'ue coming session oil Congress, and the would afford
an opportunity for further In either cvsn,
tue Executive would escape the dreaded agitation OF that cues
ton ia Congress -
II was this view of the subject and in consideration of
the secrecy which had veied fron plc his
project oil grand commercial Great Britain liza,
we looked upon the glance AS deem scheme for ma
chys the south at the OF the
without duplicating the Executive his minister's in the con
Sequences a., ., - N''
lspe TO csndor To allow Ieaty man e ,ru
e upon me principle Of recproCi,y-not nominal but ca re
principle of giving like for like equal propor
, Mc may De advantageous to the country: arn
aiso tbat this be the only ground on which lie .dnius
hallon proposes to form, or will accept treaty.
or ourselves after looking well both sides of s,hcc,
~ VIC urn Sht ." which II presented vet want
nnd scheme Of decide upon the actual merits of the pro-
have left nothing doubtful its complexion ,ye sha y. %
pared to approve o. condemn upon merits vnhot ,fs
ene 10 any other consideration than the general interest OF he
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