Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
VOL. XIlI.-.NO. 6:3.

o ael before Wednesday, when this Congress expire.
~ n,s wasn reason why he objected TO another mar
z oil the resolution oi the gentleman frora New YORK.
v maj TINS House Will inua upon its execution :,
fhtihed by both Governments y is the lanoo.ss !,
o the resolution. "
Sif' upon whit can this House insist? In fottt
pays WIN DC numbered with the dead, and this
'e'' WIN 90 the property OF ils SUCCESSOR What
eah 'hls House do 10 regard 10 concern, win :
Government 1000 miles OF Our suero..o, !. ~
constitute different House, TO whom, for the;ytwo
years TIL, Hall viii belong. In the dissolution ri
ms House, our country will sustain heavy Iesse.
rom New York, from Pennsylvania. Georo;s.
; ONO, and other States, including nv own ,Lc o.:
ees VIII no more be heard of men Of os nprc h..,,.
and bright ln'ellecis, (lhough he did MOI sIvnvs
agree with them IN opinion as existed pnv ., b.,.
~ ms nation. How do we know what our sue-
eesso's VIII " mss" uPon1 My resolution er.
l'osscS Tue opthton OF this House that the rights Of
TIE nation, stipulated by the Treaty of Jolv ls.,
ongh IN no epe1t, to be saeyi6eca' o5andonsd -.
| impaired, by any consent or ncauieseence NJ ~.
Government OF the United Stntea rhis Il an -
plolon which the House Is competent 10 rive n,
VIII oe ihe more weiebiy for being one Of thu Inc,
"c'a OF inc House before lis dissolution II will ,,.,
'on inc PRESIDENT IN his inaexbe adherencc IN ,bc
''eo'S interest," aud honor of tho nation, wha The
next resolution which propose will eonvev :.
hlm mo opinlon Of tho House ~ 10 the most .yo.-
o'eh' course Tor preserving Tho peace Of the mn.
oo., "hhout abandonment compromise of II.
| rights " ~
49, a. Is, therefore air said Mr. Adams, that obj.c,
ONO resolutions reported on thcse two oro.n,s
hfsi, that they fofecloso all neeotiotion. an,,
comfy, that they assert the power of tha ln,.s a.
ee' on ihe subject, when, us every ono knows ,hi.
''ooso 10 IN IT'S expiring agonies. will aav .
Win moro ~ 70 The proprlety of the reso,ton. ~
'eteo ny me. The second fthem does no, only MT
dseounlenence tho idea of nogo,iotion In, 60
ptessy recommend, lby requesting the presid.n,
:, ~ "'' 'P'.on' y he compatible with the honor
ana interest OF the United States, during tho io,.,.
V" "''o'o INC hext session of Congress 10 resume
''' "'go'ia''ona "Ith France adhere 10 thu ne.
golin'lon as much us 70 our rights cnt or all -
collation. Why, sir, il must M, bo 49, . ~ 10
war. Negotiation Is the only neana bv u,hieh -
can be preserved while il lasts or restored wnoo =
il lost WYNN "
e'E ana desire ITO President 10 rnyiyo the ne,o-
laiion, II tn deems u compatible with III, mammal
,9'o' ma interests Let me gay sir, with TIM, Of
hcnhl respect winch ~ due to the Chief Mnc;,,,,.
and with tho sentiment OF the bottom of nv boo,,
hai one OF my rensonp for proposing this resolution
IS maj The Pros,den has expressed himself IN nv
oP"loh' 100 nniaVorobly to tho continuance of n
"oso"o''oo' 'hopshi 80 ~ regard 10 his u,essnes
~N'''''f'hi'N' tbnuU
inc declaration IN that message that further ne,o,;
alton was out OF Tho question was ma, Wi, od.,..
negotiation should never he discontinued u,,,,
~nf ~ hngrart, Dor repealed even when il /. IA.
grant bnt circumstances have since occurred
''h'"" ie- .s-'sii --'~s- ''"~sss-ty IIOus0
| 10 give an opinion IN favor Of negotiation In ths
hld't OF Inc excitement which naturally resulted
from ''e menace ct reprIsals, the King of tho
French expressed no disapprobaion with TINT pro.
L.. a
because 1t WINS minated TO tho minister tbat the
King bad not done what he had promised to do.
Inc Message stated that the King was pledged IA
bang the subject before tho Chamber in time IN on.
epe inc present Congress TO receive the result, md
hhd mol lnlbllo1 that pledge. The King took fire
at this rcproach and net AT the threat of rcpraals
Admiral Do Rgoy writes letter to Mr.. Livinp..
ton OF this subject, in which be says not ono word
| abou' the threat Of reprlsalg
u appears from the letter TO Mr. L., tina, the dis
satisfaction IS confined entirely TO the n,,pot,o,
that the King bad not been as good us his word.
and that IL the reason given in The letter for TIM 70.
| call Of tho French Minister. | must soy |, !.
shabby reoqon for such a movement for il risk. mn.
on the grasication OF petty pque the peace OF tho
| two naiiona Tint, then, was the ground on which
the King recalled his Minister. But, Mt the som.
time, ~ II alarmed at the consequence of The .,r
he informs Mr. Livingston that his passpor,. ~,
ready II no thinks proper to apply for them. There
was much crnh IN that procedure. lie did not d,rs
TO order the American Minister to leave the cour.
try, for II would have imposed on hin. the respon.
sbllity OF rupture,
Mr. Livingston final discrimination wa, yiob,
| was, SAID Mr. Adams alarmed when sow I'M
statement that Mr.. Livingston had taken bis ,..,-
ports and intended to leave France. II would h,
enabled France 10 say you give the provocation A
minister should always be at his post ms mmova.
lie rs tho god Terminus II would have pu, IN
HIM the responsibility of the rupture The two
nations were ike two boys in the street, who con-
itooed each other with cenched fists and both say.
ing I" strike mo if you dare - Such was thu c.s.
with nations, that after much blood had boon sni,,
N their quorrels they began to inquire who struck
the frs, blow. SO, il we get into war ith Flanee
after spending some millions oftreasure md she'd
ding oceans of blood, We shall a, las, come "a IN.
quro who struck the first blow
And all this for personal alteration and aSYton
hetWeerilb be President Of the United States ana n,
King of the French.
+" QuicqHId delivnn, reyes, plectuntur ecbivin
! do not wish to step from tho vantage groune
G which we now have IN this matter. Let our right
be maintained 10 the last drop Of our blood bot d.
r not let us say tina! We will have no negotiation.
wish the House to say TINT the negotialicn shoulc
be- renewed If Il shodiJ be deemed by the Presden
compatible with the public interest and he nor II,
knew no reason why the House should not paa
this resolution, except the fear Of taking a dFeren
course from tnai which the President has rccom
q meuled. do mt, said Mr. A. entirely approve o
the order given by tho President for the return o.
MI Livingston IN the event Of The rejection Of the
bill of appropt iallon. IL places the country in Z
= most awkward and unfavorable position be.