Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

I lfiffisnfn DiNfrn me Two fppublcS gHafautad
Nv soenu treaties bar ado ~ assnfancrs Riveuhv
the Gpyrfnmn III tlmi niied States IN several or
'ial documents, Of wlneb lie Undersigned will take
tl,e liberty To ec thu recent and the de-
finite. ~
On he 9th al Nav last in consequences vfs prsp-
al ion having been made in t',srtate d the United
States Tor The rcnpnitlua ni' The mdcrrnIcnce vi
IeAas, nu Tie grounds 81 The suffered bv 0uv
traops ou the 2l>t uf AnrI Sor Gnosilza. Minister
OF Alexco nrar The f;uerrnnr of those Stafe.. cal
led the attention. al ihaf tarrln,o,t to the rights VI
McSieo oset 1rNa= aud o. iis Of n,a,naiarng
those rlrhs. In answer IN lns call, the il,r John
fotsylh, Sarfel1tt nl Fpielsn Afls. informed Sor-
Gotoslza. n nnfe dtfed Iir p1i'te MAY. Which ~
TOW frore tie ual.icr'i nel, tllai c hld eissd
siru, iio.e from the T. esuel, 81 those sales 10 as-
snre him that drrisisr res hiiun. with regar.i ~
tins que iion, would be taken by their Guye,na.pt 4.
nnoss eaald DO iuuptlF,l UP the safs,e rules aud
principles By With that iuvernifent ha br~a ao,-
Died IN the dis di, hetWect sIun aud The Spanish A
nenean Satrs thai, ahon al lie iicts known.
n mol heioe after eonl Cte, impartial. AMI
fnl examinations, and keeping ever ia view all the
considerations due. iceouut OF The anne able
rascneiis suhssri,p hetween TIM t,public and hi,
the Gpyeruine,t oi the Quilted states would proceed
70 deterinne with 1rgni ton gl'usiion. whch u y
gterd with the Mexican ndnisieri considering
Importance III iis Immediate relatuns and il, is
inevitable results.
This IS rxaetly ihe Ian uage used besthc Seere
tar ahonile end al msl May. inncdiicl, after n
oalv triumph which had hfennbai by tlr insur
cents OF Tens. The nuit aigpd uay now hr nj.
ItN od To nsl, Has tie PIE nnbed by Mr.. FORSYTH
yet presented ltsel Are tie ne SLAMS actually IL The
pusItlnn wnh regard tn HeNc7. 10 which the Mcxt
cams were With rpgafd 10 SPAN, niea their inde .e-
denee was acknowiclsed hy.thr taitrd Staes3 l.
thrrr any ilcnifyo i sinntip belr n ns,,on IL
r,ofe TIA 81 piAohs 81 ial,aht wl,a. by the
own ubuaJ sted Efforts, a,l lnawA OF the yute 0f
oppression, aud ailtr Il haedv sirtg le ai CLEVER,
years, had driven HER dotnucericG Toes beyond thu
oeeaa-An1 Il lew thaus Nd W sabpnds, wffhout
country, Nifhoat fcleiou, witeht Virtues, wnliont
law s., and tfrcatene hy Numerous amy ,ch ).
marching, Oiled wit, enthusiasm, To over ihr l
rels withheld by capr@ious fortune At SIN J,rirto
i NeAicp 10 b. thHs airoclons.y liiStilrl b, mp
posins Horse weak End 80 incapable ntanii her
rights oytt lie te9iptS which tlese ,i.erlhe al
vepluer, haye uaufped oas NJ to the establish
meet al iils fideuluns rer1l he ! BY entering IN
on tlle sonpno tbs 1nes iin at rfesenl,tbe unle
ssnod would render ttts nnte ledously iong, asd
would east unpn,atnns upou the arknewl lodged IN
trli 5rn,e Of the ssef rely whom he is addressing.
Nnpher lie ennent, no less inicitstitg than that
winch he has just cited Is alHn briofrihe undersisn
ed The Secretary i y easily iaasloeti,n II lSills
message addressed by lis eze euey Pre- ieut ircral
Jackson t. the House OF Re- lesrlati,es The a1st
Of Lsl December. accompanying the extracts from
the repon oil The ageut whom lac had appointed aWt
esaleetl. IN order 20 ascarni Cue political, ma-
y, aud civil condition al feNaS agreeaby to lie
lntIun at lr Houses de, arng thai tie ndrprnd
enec OIL eAas ughtlohe acknowledged by The United
suites leneyef sailsJeiur, iniomiliou should have
been wed Otto existence ola Government in that
country capable etpcf tns tho duties aud fulfilling
the obligations Of AZ notIeudont Power
This official document, tle dispositions Of whieh
are founded upon tho most solid bascs of justice and
equity, and IN which ate Il sll,yed the most sub
luH principles of uaiioAal law. published in the
newspapers0 lluse States and WAS another guaranty
slgcnto Mexico thai her ,ighls would be respected
Its whole contents increasing HEY all lend IL
Give nranee Of the neutrality oi the United States
with regard 10 tie question between Mexico aud
TeSas. Alter having irst established general prn-
eplrs, tbs message declares the nehnoeledemett II
Sac to b. an III # arcatllecaey and rcspon-
siDiIly "a affirm h,ta pfenaefe neogni,on. II il
be nat l0ehe upon Us lusllllDle ot war, IL
always liable Ia bs regarded 1sa lroof oi hostile
sprlt towards ote OF the helliseyeat pnties IL oh
serves tin all quesfp.is reiase 10 HE Guysruneiis
Of FIRE gn nauous have been treated by the United
Suites as questions OF fact only, aud that care had
been al~o,s taken otto give lnli 10 them until the
elrafesl evidence had hen oblAiurd, In order not
oy In tie ieeIsohs nigh be coreci, hut also that
lhey nighl be shielded ruu every unworthy i,npu-
.feun. Descending, then, To particular cases. tho
Message recaiis 10 mind the rtuleuce observed BY
the BnItrd States with regard 10 the contest between
Spain aud ier colpnes, ia standing alouf aud waiting,
not nuly uutll the ability vi the new States 10 pro
ieet themselves had been July established. but even
antilihe probability that thcy aoud again be sub
Ingated had entirely ceased and, ,oitinins himself
afterwards To Teas. the President describes tn
unfortunate occurrence ~ san Jacinio. and IT'S I'M
mediitr consequence; SlDwng. however, Al tho
same iiuIe the IsHrcs employed by the Mexean
Goyeruneu, 10 remedy the tvd, and expressing tho
opinion thHt nuiil iIe issue OF he threatened new
Invasion could be kuu9t, the Independence of Texas
should lie considered Undetermined, But why
should the undersigned conIlnue Ia latigue the hot
urabr Secretary. By ,eiealnlp 10 Inn rhe con'e,ns
ol Tins 0tHral paper, wl which lac mnst be 50 we'll
acquainted. and which he nioreoyer. has al hand
anneg ms dch VS. | need only tcm,nd hun that
the President, General Jackson, that time roncei-
Il. L.. ,t.a 4 a.
Unued States sopld wait, aud maintain tie
attitude which they had hitherto preserved, until
Mexico, OF oue OF the grsnt oreigu Powers, should
have recognised the Independence of the new Go-h
yernment, ura least until time and The Of e.
vents should have proved beyond the possibility Of
IL ub that the people ot1le country were capable .f
maintaining their Sovereignty, and oI upholdng tho
Government established by themselves.
Now. wlal event, have since occurred Of char
acier decisive 10 have obliged the Government
Of the United STATES 10 deviaie from the crcumspect
and iisl ine ri cpuduci which ii had prescribed r
itsriff The .leXcan Government is aware Of none.
Nhat guarantees are offered by the TEXANS in
eon-ouanre with the message above cited, aud SO
cylled 40 lave 'i 10 tins rcco.nlion dianetri-
caliy At variance VITA the considerations due to .
ifcadiy pubic, aud 10 the engagements entered IN
IA by the United States towards IL Certainly none
Ihs ArNean GDsefuineit has tuo much respect
for OF iusii, by which that OF the United
States directed. suppose thai II cnu have been
n,ieced lay ignohlt infeu Fols aud views Ut aggra0-
dileniest, a'oll tus extreme measures now IN
question bni there he doubt that this mra-
has been aopiei, rom lie tact that " - aB-
nounccd ~ tie New orleans Bee, an official Journal