Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13
from The National RletJaeacer. Sepf. G.
TIE CASE OF Mcleod.

Ga Sturdy, Ex President ADAMS delivered -
Speech On tins subject, winch enptlvatri tho
attention 81 tn llousa 10 degrer winch might no
expected Itom the position Of that dsllng ushsd
member, aud his known Familiarity wnh every thing
that concerns the Foreign Relations OF The United
States. Distant from our Reporters bench as he
stood, wifh the members crowded all around hun.
obslrueng the passage Of the sound II his voice ws
have To hopc ai bell2 able feppn bis Speech un-
50 with his assistance and at tatur day. Not
danbu y, however that our ftadeIs will dtsn 10
Lno@ ahat ground he ueeupt,d On tins interesting
qafs. III, We eudfagof TO give - own language,
las Iliows) IA lnt 'igbe idea OF the general char
aGfer 81 h4s remarks.
mt. ADAMS G,,t spoke 1t the apparent parry as
poets aud ohJ'-ts OF tho tesolua1a befpre tho
lIo1se, aud TIC debate IN ayor OF i; ID of tho
strong condenuaton winch th,t eonGuGt morited
"inh sought 10 make Pr III 10 pa ~. regardless
ui consequences, out # - qnestOn which Involved.
OF an lit b. made 10 involve, the oil peace q,
war 0lth county pe,ha the powerful on tho
Globe.
lie HEN proceeded to say tha he was opposed to
mnIurlyta1 issues wltl Grea Btian. We had one
issue with taat county the was understood 10 refer
Ia lhe BnHulary Rne-uou) " lere clearly in
Ia ught, anl she was oIeary n the wrong; and,
# "c must Fl IN, we bad heIter Il 5t about such a
question iuan about one " 1ete IN the
wong. For he desired 10 declue, in the face of
tae c#unhy ani HE molll las optDoo, hat, IN re-
gafd to the allitf OF The 'Gar hue" due consde-
ration Il all lie clfcuns aaces might lead 10 the
'o1Nib7toh ma " & Htlf 10 the wrong he Qnes-
/ on "as, and al"at- would BE-, wAo iuek Tie first
bu"! HE BG1sb, u Is ttae, hutui the boat and
htird man. Bu tie lesti6n is, What The
boat abobl, and What Wis Ire MAJ doing the boai!
fuc boal WIS aged lu siile acts against Great
ButHp; II vas enPioyei IN trau-poflI = and
/ anus to My lsllnd, ~ and Of iasatteclIon -
-9tusi ihe Brush apthputes ia Upper Cauada.
u ~ -ht - 70 WI Oh tbs matter AMI after the
b.Oud tli assure q! tba nation had been expended
! ~ s1prlu Il IT, We should have peace. And whit
/ ,htu! HE qpr-iloa Woul4 sHd b.. Who strack the
/ mol blow! Aud wtTe sute could lind among
/ I'll tna Ghrisl an NuioHs umpire Who would nut
! LAY tubt we mad Drenaali the Hhle tnIhe wronS!
Ma. ADAMS Tue spuhe OF another issue winch had
been attempted be .tode W. Ia relation 10 the
/ paat cui5r of NJ, Lrol. Ii spoke Oh the opin-
rad delivered By jude OWEN, oil tie New urk
. toul', ~ thls case, ADD decltei his dissent from
tadl opteton 10 strong letnis aud lie alluded Ito
srntme I, expressed by some oil us jorfy friends
tom Ne" i otk GA ttl ii iei, to the saue purt,srt
and 81 It as that oplui1r, NTH emp alto disapprnba-
aoo. \ ~ York haa teen ealed The '.Empires'
SUI; but, he sad. d slawa,e mach @an
Il npite' State New Gof6; and he regarded il
As bolh wrong aud dangerous, VIII "a persons "esc
pea,i 10 deeiafe on thu n or ani Tie otie, end
o the Capitol, that New YORK teouid tiy aIe I4-od,
aud, u found gully, tcoutd hing hin aud all be-
causa NV York tue ,tEmpite" STATE. No.
eody had proposed iatedete mrtA New York, or
NIL cd ought 10 be tel asei, and the PgEsiDESv
tolney q usrai iuto New Y rk Oh lhis saujsc -
would dvclIo agalnst idea vi holding tni.-