Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18
FOREIGN RELATIONS

FOREIGN RELATIONS.
/ The National IntelIgencer of Wednesday last con
tains the following articles, viz:
TIE Turkish TeatyWho the OF tho ". Yorh
but ,ha. tho statement is .ub,,an,av eooe w
arc induced insert for the of our ,.sds s
h. a%. % a, 'n DH S hers , III;
hyoI Rumer asserts thnt secret article gives Turkey
Of which thought Incorporate into
s"s "s there s,, are 80 .s q. That Capt p1
home long letter of explanation that point thought
treaty by the Turk. with u.s. The Message speak. Of
,iee time show friend tho Emperor OF Russia will
SoS1s.. End ,h; diplomatic Of Mr. Van Buren,
foonsly Tho Greeks vno special
favor of the Turks particular mark of e9d,hp
Boston Patriot gives the following of the origin and
Da;i%s % Msaoq'. Rodssr.
10 seek with the Captain Pcha The
"ses.ay powers Treaty with Turkey eo"d be- made but M@
1895 Psdo, Adams: with his os" hand wroe secret a.rue
S% M y e 81 s %
ms 10 an s Win the join, and 18th
ss cN s the es. s%oS" Of the s.o.. Service
Tho, instructed address the Turkish authorities
such way a. to avoid the Ho,pcon Of the British
instruction. did not roach the A.
@ :: s % but n hfG y @ S
General had been nsusuated deps,che, arrived
5 %ssn ssd '%S @ 1 a sG e sea
add the ratification exchanged owing eir Of funds
sublime Porte conclusion every treaty adams wa.
dams. and we're by Cen Jackson" scot to him
s and hi: @
Ills advice wa. cor oude tn" treat. and make the
mean. enable him to complete what was necessary for the hna
Tne Inelligencer OF Thur-dsy says. the Editors did
not obtain their information relative TO the treaty from
any official source; but It'll convey the i'm reson thai
these At tcles con ain correct nfor VI ,tion.
Let MS see what beautiful medley of nonsen~e and
contra 'ic;ion that paper endesvors to inn tn
country with the view Of deractns from the Presen,
adm ni.u alton
Their fret estrart speaks of "a secret article" so
obj sc'ionats as TO hesitation in the Senate and
says "On- friend, the Emperor OF Russia will doubtless
find in this diplomatic corjrraton of Me. Van Buren,
new proof ih4t sincere gard for him which the
Me.sage 50 feelingiy expreses." Very well.
Nov, what says the second ex'racn Why, IL says
that the nsuc ions. ia obedience which this treaty
was negotiated, we've drawn up in 1928 by " Pref
dent ADAM uith his o,on hand what VA, his Sec
rotary Of State ahou that the treaty had been agreed
be fore General JAck.oD's Inauguration in 1929 and
Intelligence 10 that effect received afterwards
that these d-'pache' by Gen. Jacks n sent I,
him MIR Adam at his private residence, for his in
spec,ior; and his advice asked whether the fen-
ty had better be concluded and the presents made;
that his advice was to conclude the treaty and make
the present;" and that Mr.. Rhind then sent to
dessd with new powers" &c.
II this tale be trns. the Obi. cionabie part of the sa.
~ IL not the fruit Of Mr. Van Buren's &c rot iuraon'
bnt of Mr.. Adams " diplomacy" Mr.. Adams wrote
the instructions 4" with his own hand" approved tn
arrangement made. and advised the conclusion OF the
treaty. On him, the reore, rests more than an DUAL
share Of The responsibility
Bot thsre is ab.urdy on ths face Of the s,cond ex
tract. ], states. that when Mr.. Adams gave his in
ctions in 1928, he authorized the Commissioners
Conimodo Crane and Mr.. Obey, TO "draw or the
Navy Department for funds 10 The credit of which
Department the entire amount Of the Secret Service
Fund, then under Mr.. Adams sole CONTROL tc1s tyOns
feTred." The article then 10 state that 10
March 1929, after GsD Jackson had been naugurated
Dispatches arrived from Com. Crane and Mr.. Ofi-y,
stating the fact that treaty had been agreed on hu
the signatures had not been x"d and the rat- ion
exchanged otoing to their rant OF funds to purchase
and make the presents required by me etiquette Of The
Sublime Porte on the conclusion Of euery treaty" la
deeJl What had become OF the entire Street Ssypic,
Fand" which had heen " tranSerredf TO The credit Of
| the Navy Department" for their use Had MIR
Southard given it Tobias Wakins or Amos nns v!
We have here declatati in article which besr
many mstks Of having been written by Mr. Adams.
"wiih his hand" that The CENTRE secret service
fund" pls,ed 10 the credit OF The Navy ID part
mept; We have sIso admission that IL was no, ap.
piled 10 he object for which the transfer made
What became Of 1t! Can the Boston Patriot or the "
Intelligence sswrr hat ques'irnl
We supposed that The seat Of government in Turkey
vas C'bsAnnopIr; hu,ui' rsgacious article say' Mr..
Hhnd was CENT to odessa 10 conclude tho treaty This
isa good specimen Of the accuracy which th'r
is-s The whole article.
We marvel HIT the Intelligence ~ onld bling in
eo"tac t~o articles which admirably Illus rate the
clay system Of tactics One Cay man supp,ses there
is Objectionable article u the r>aiy. md al onoe t.
Is all the frnit Of Mr. Ysn Buren,. "coturs ion" I'm
other supposes the tresy good thing. and, bsted II
was made in obedenrs TO instrnc ions draw by nj .
Adams ",oih his mon hand" actually "eoncInd.
ID" before G. Jick sons ion, and was con.
hrrnsd according TO Mr.. Adams sIveei Ifttese sr
'eles had been kept ssundsr, the rescors Of the Men
York paper might bsv. s"pp'sed The treaty sItoSeet
the fruit Of Mr.. Van BureD's "coujnrslon, aud We.
~ bad one, While the readers Of the Bosfon pspe-
woul1 have sworn that " very good treaty, bu,
made altogether by Mr. Adam! Bnt the Intelligence
bss destroyed their en- ~ by bringing them together.
what the treaty may eon,ain we know not; nor do
The Edi'ofs of The lnieg by any honest means
We do know that much that IL stated in these extracts
" sHffSsig fabulous The Ediiofs " The Iutengeoesr