Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

- i"pfrsfnlNhis That II thu Represents.
I'VE were ''l'h lognlhef. They you'd disobsy
the ia7iraeti0ns % their eansttuebis n ,hso
greed 10 the propositions 4 the Allied Pows,s.
bni The last par Pi The Pfesidsnls nois bears
'hil more .tfougb on the views Of tbe ease.
which the nndedigatd IS compelled 10 sntef'
tain, tor ihe President says thai with revard
10 Tue substance 81 the arrangement the Gov.
einmfni reserves 10 itsrlf Tho power of submit.
ing 10 tho frincei with the COPY of the mite
/ sneh observations a. they eannol CONCEAL from
hun, without bettay,og their trust towards
hfsere aud thr Prince
Here The undersxucd feels Il right 10 correct
mhihke which might arise from the wofdin1
VI Tie Presidents hitter Of The Oh Of ApfI.
lie nndeis'gacd never gave the President
reason 10 believe that he Nas likely 10 adort
me "tefk feligtn Thus are nfhciauy con
he.lfa with the easwer Of the Provisional Cow
'ih'h'h' 10 the l,tgldonls, those obsaryatious
and daails Of iaeb which the undersigned for.
wa'ded 10 lhc plruipuranlariea on the lslb. :.
| ihey are NUT important, rs Announcing The
Opinions fnirfialned by the Greek senate as 10
| tue f'oHenns OF he Protocol aud theif suirit
anu 'nathey y not Tor u rnntnent 90 be mista.
Ken of iheu Consequences To be dsreparded
| Inc titsidoat expire islY states, that thr COM
mnnic'ton Of tho Protocol was received by
the aenhie Ia nonrntul sience--that nfter de.
| i''' 'H.' AniTNl anon 'Ne > nate declared
hn that ihry had not the power 10 accent the
Al OF the - Of Feb, aud that, sven II rhey
had received the power of the nation, they
could not have fsefr ,seh Il without fallng ia
'halr duty ipw@db thea brethruu. That thcy
VIII never consent ~ the Presidents belpg
! charged IN HE name aud on the behalf of tho
nation with iqs execution Of the Protocol
/ That The Atrd posets mny nceomplIsh their
deei.'on. bni that they will remain strangers To
them, aud Tint II n,drfs are given for their
execution ~ he fto.tGcea no one will obey
them.
In another Despatch dated tho 9od Aprii
nlte''nr 10 hiH answer q The Residents Of tho
| inlh Npfh- :" WHICH tho PoniI oteniiaries a..
| lhaf ~ aissipahae their frRrs, the President
/ NJ. thai the Senate ~ length approves of his
answer Ia the k@dent'. aud Is occupied With
an hddre9 aud q memorial, which Is to convey,
according ohispiey,ous communication thar
! iehh"ns for refusing 90 comply with the M.
Engagements eianTed into by The Allies. This
pespaich, 50 lar from dIs,ipaling The apprehen-
sions excited by the former announcement.
completely confirms them Tor the Pfcsdelt
hEhm 'riris 10 The observations which are coo.
neelrd with his gfieml answers 10 tho Residents,
Hna we NhoIc dehtly proves 10 the undersign-
Ell, thni The rca and unbiased opinion OF ,he
9feck senate reh prope T. Gfmly aud rreyo-
eably hostile lothe drci non Of thu Allied Pow.
efs. The documents reirftod 10 are anneseds
10 the present note, and marked A Be. The
hhhrTHigheh daes not conceive IL consistent
WIN MS thhfadet aud feelings 10 aubmil 10 be
mus IOffeh on m unwilling people and 10 10
connected IN thdr minds sih n diminished ter
inoty-thB Abandonment Of their brethren in
aims, hh1 the evacuation Of their lands and
hon8's, iiom which hitherto the Turks hive
never expelled 'hem bur by temporary incur.
I'M L. Al. 4
ptfhrnden' Ia his C0nnunira iion with the
tnsi Lord OF tho Treasury, of the OH Of Feb.
'oa'y he protested against going out to govern
The b'eeks, ~ pnrsuanee Of Treaty which
Ul8b Also lead 10 the bloodshrd aud murder of
theif bteth,rn. lie objected TO TIE new boun
dnfies NJ weak aud insecure ia n military point
"i view, aud clnimed Tor the Crooks tho right
OF opposing ms nomination.
The Undersigned must here observe. that at
no period OF these negotiations have nny stems
been taken to"nrds the drawing np a Treaty.
oi Winch The Iroiocol wa never considered BY
( HIM but ~ The bas. and to the importance Of
/ winch he drrw lie Duke of Wellington 4 ntren-
llnn ~ ihh came note. II tbs 'renty hha been
delayed, II has bern delayed by no fault of tho
| nnhfi"shed. tlo never concealed from the
! thipoienlIaries, that however he might he
wiling 10 make great sacrifices for the defence
"on'i tsfr go 10 thn country without that secu.
Iiy tor hlmgtif and tue Greeks which could
alone hf found IN the provisions OF u solemn
mud fauatd Treaty. Again in ms memoran-
dhm 81 The S'h 81 March, he expressed himself
IA equally decisive terms asserted thai II would
be necessary 20 CONCUR the coded provinces
lrom the Greeks. IN order to give them 10 he
intks, end that the new Sovereign could not
bfgin hh reign by measure of police in order
q. f4I. Il 1 al. 4 II
Il the Greek senate had either expressed no
/ opn'an at all, OF ~ least in such language as
might admit the reasonable hope Of Their &C.
gaescerfe Ia the mrRsures, lln undersigned
might have. however nnwiilinely, consented
10 become the iostruurn, Of cat, Wing the de-
csions Of the Allied Powers into execution,
and haye endeavan'ed, az much as possible, TO
alieYata then risour. aud obYIaie their leD
dency bni their lsagneee is % uneompFo,
mblng as lhcIr feelings are natrraI
The updcrsignod is thus placed in ihis pain
'nl position IN Consequence of his nomination.
betnF by the tame act, connected with their
eompnsory meH nres. lIB hri acras - SoVV-
tieh will have 10 be either 10 eom,,rl his own
snOJrcis by force of fafeign arms 10 submit 10
'he c'tsiUn Of thelr o~n estate aud properties
70 ,heir enemies, or 10 join with Them IN resist.
iaR ~ evsdug pat OF that very treaty WHICH
PAGES htm on the idipnG ol O1eece.
That one or the other alternative will be
rprced upon him Is certain, because the country
between the NO lines Afcarnania and part of
Liolth, which Is now 10 be given up 10 the
lnrks--is, iogeihef with the foruesses in the
pesceabf possession Of the Greeks. II is the
country from which Greece can best supply
herself with timber 70 building ships--it "
the country which ta5 furnished the best SOL
diers during the Wa I he chirf Military
Leaders OF the Greeks have been Of Arcarna-
MIA or Etollan Famiirs. Subsequently 10 the
I arrival IA Greece Of The Protocol of the 22d OF
March 1929, and the publication IT the assent
OF the Turks 10 the excluded frontier in the
treaty OF Adrlanople, all the families which had
survived the war returned aud commenced re-
/ building their houses aud towers, and cultivaf-
ng their lands, these lnople viii never submit
! again to the Turkish yoae without resistance,
/ I'D the other Greeks will not-.anuot--aban.