Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

qa,sh 10 foreigners. our eossting trade between
one state and another.
| In this arrangement for this restoration Of the
lfesi India trade. the agreement on the part oi
u. Britain, not 10 impose any other, or higher
duty on our products, when imported into the
West India Colonies, ia American, than If iIn-
ported in British vessel, did not extend, as
they understood IT. 10 their Colonies on this
continent. Ihey~ill, accordingly, place an
'mrost duty on all such produce, imported
TO those colonies in our vessels; l. thereby trans.
Ter all or commerce, with all these COLONIES.
whether IslaGd or continental, from our nav
CATION, which bad tie whole transportation OF
II under the indirect trade, II British naviga-
Ton, whcn will have the whole under this
Triumphant restoration. 1his Is eracify
what the Brt.A politicians have claimed
as d matter Of rignt, ever since th,
bret moment of our Independence ; and
II Is what all pu.rio's OF the United States. since
he revolution. have refused 10 weld, uutil
Mr.. Van Bnren, IN manner " The m0Si frG,k
aud friendly" To Great BRIAN, dit, ~ the
agency oil Mr. Louis MCL.ne, request aod re.
ceige the prvllege ai surreHdering ur this RICH,
OF transporting oar own products 4 on, own
vessels, 10 the British government, Tor the use
aud encouragement OF British tonnage. IL 10
therefore manifest, that although when the
AesI India llade VAS los, AS II has bssn often
i alleged by The lac administration, We hdd aud
Enjoyed both the commerce aud The navigation !;
Yet now, when il has, GudeT the auspices oi
Mr.. Van Baten, been restored, we may hold
4 some part oil the commerce, but we must lose
the whole nasi CATION. No matter IL IL destroy
tho metcaaiile rights ofthe people i, subsers-
cd tia purpose Of the Secrelary.-Ths re-
port Of this great restoration, reached this
couutry on the eve OF important elections /;
"A nd that 4 IN 1 q ulns
distant point OF operation. wa, AT iha noon OF
Sunday aui the hour OF mtermiited devotion,
officially announced tron this cabinet 1T
Washington. The long shadow of thls glory
Of our diplomacy reap ned Maine, and effected
that object but Maryland was loo near the
scene uf tbs plot, TO be deceived and there
fore, she nob.y performed hef duty to the Ia
Loo.
We should hive less cause OF modification.
had ou, rgh, been surrendered win a spIru,
less sub ,ericnt To England. aud IN n manner
not qulte so prostrae. Money night have
re II sacrificed, sad the thing forgotten, but
that ne upright republican spirit OF AmsrIcs,
wuich like " lll,sm 7. nm, has ever s,ood with
covered head be for. the Eng'iih thr ou., sh you'd
| ~ such men, be tau b. 10 ,ruckie aud fawn al
the loot OF royalty, Is not among the MINOR
grievances oil I C lines and cannot pass nway
i" like the sumner cloud without the SPECIAL o..
srryance" oi tue American People, Nor is the
surreader Of our rgh's rendered more tJeIa-
BILE by another element united with the servils
spiri ,whrrewthal II was made. lnall our mosi
aldent toutpsts Tor principles, or for power,
her tUtore had Ia thr nation, noble dignuy
in our foreign ministers oil either side, has
learned them 10 hold our controversies l,ks
those amoas brothers, sacred ana AS family 81
creis and they have scornet, bv mlngllhg
,Ia IN IN hell and a
vnge them % the vulgar eye OF foreign Ia
lions. What has the Secretary OF s a'e been
niaa,ed TO do lie has INSTRUCTED cur MuIs-
Ter. al the English Court, TO claim TIA hlgD COZ
.idaIhiion OF that government 10 me present,
by cussippins full disclosure oil It's irrcc0n.t-
liable 1slility h the past administration. lilo"
must the naughty statesman oil England have
/. req arded this reform III American diplomacy
or tnat Secretary; OF State under whose dgni-
fed a0 n,iuslratIon II was made Our only
hape ID from the healing po"ef Di tune. The
: wound, which to-day all nay see In ths trunk
of tn. OAK, will by two summers growth be
come cicstrizad: and be seen no more,
y Have ourrelations Nth kusS'a been tonduc-
ted in any manner more profitable aud digni.
fed 7 Nou hayr seen how ibn Hon. Nh. Nc
Lane has restored the West lndla trade by his
Il dpiomacy al the Court OF England but ma y
/ God graft, that the American people may ues.
er see how the Hon Mr., Randolph sus-
taued our national character, at the RUSSIAN
Court The debate IN TIM Houae of Repre-
s.ntn,ives OF the United States, on The mission
OF this gcntema WAS printed, and may have
come under your eye ifso, chat. and the pi.
,hy remarks Just deliy cred by The Hon Cen
tlsman IN the chat must have put you quite
fully in POSSESSION Of the character oi ihat dis
tinguisked mission. If you please, gantleme0,
u .raI far id,
pfoye tue colour bai do nos change the tea-
lures Of their character. Although, al the time
of that debate, il was unknown TO me, andNo
those associated with rne in the discussion, yei
WAS it officially known nj the Drpai tment al
State, that Mr.. Randolph had, shen he LETT st.
Petersburg, taken his passports with him, aud
thereby according 10 sllIhe forms oi dirlomh'
cy, entnry relnq pushed his ministerial chdtac-
te, AT the ltnasria Court OF RUSSIA With a
knowledge Of this fact, what man on earth,
orherthan Mr.. Van BuIen, coutd have placed III
the Presidential Message 10 CoDgitss, the
:" hops that mas gentleman 1eouId w any I'M
4 proUe,neBt of has health, dgatnrepdr ~ 81. Pc
! tsrs5ure, and resume the discharge VI has 0Di-
cal dai.eS y lhe o4h.r fact oil which would
rennd you is, that before the President ap-
proved the Act, aFprop''a'ine 0ls,0oO i0r The
benefit OF MIR. Randolph, aud IN payinenI Tor
his diplomatic services, Ibe friend OF mat gea-
teman, in Yuginln. had. III the public papers,
and by his dnec,lon, announced Tin as can
dldaie tor election to tue next Congress
- He should, (as it was stated, be detained IA
broad until after the election Detained by
what cause The election takes place usually
in April but Mr.. Rs. diplomatic year would
not terminate till June. lie must larry out oil
the couulry until lie bad earned. by full
years exile, his full yeac's salary. His quar-
ieriy allowance Tor returning would be earned
by coming home and this he directed his
trend to promise that he would do, before tue
u.xt sessos of Congress. How could the Sc
cretary advise the President to approve that
app oprialion, when il was so manifest. thd,
tins minister was prolongIng his absence, no,
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