Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-13

saine time. With regard 10 john Qiin
{, Asiam,s argument. that the Utsttsi
state, Ut Aiseii,a ought Hot to inte,te
with the .ol.tacs OF Europe and there
fore. that General C;,ss's pioies; against
lie qui'hupe treaty, III he namr t his
Goserun en,. Was an acf ior which /,
uni IL be recalled ii has cuisslr c.si
il" people hare thai a man may have !;
ser. great rel uiation a. a ssiplunl,lst, Hns
ei b. - i,.iiM eni AID auilsless new
Dom y be. P..r Mir. .sdinis he cal
raiti, MOI b. Supposed &" io~>es> thai
s:e.ree ri e'i-pi,s>es>iau which sa,i
t'u:xrt a,IniIed N L, i.,rans. and v htc
on>i>,ed IN not >i.oaii. the slightest
mu,lnn III H. face when some uie Wa.
ii. KIN. h,m behlid But he wa> se; tam
!, !"uy cu..ush IN Europe I" kn"w tha
,he Euro, ea Go,crila.e, Is weis no, dis
,,ses To let the trttsd States alone
,nd that. If ia treaty Of tie five great paw
rs be contemplated. bearit. essential,
!. tie we,i.ie aud p,ospeiit, oi The Tn,
led State. ii bpc0nt the utu q Of tie la
'rr TO mr.!die watt, European politics &
Die OF the theape>, and best ,:,eans con-
isis. ce, tain,, ia dix ,iiis ti.eil eounseI>
,nd creatn. dlssetisions aiming them
selves. America. which wants to trade
and traffic with every nation on lie lobe.
cannot, certainly shut herself up, liz,
China. She is every day open 10 the in
Huence Of European politics: her mer,
chants. planters, and manufacturers are
fo.,t H., ri. Il
ropean measures; and for The Congress OF
the United Stales to declare that 1t Is
their fir, purpose never to interfere wnh
these measures. is to proclaim to the
world that any one may ATTACK and inluie
lhem without fear, provided lie does moi
Let foot on their territory. Nothing could
be lower than the standard Ut national
honor of such country; and Heaven
forbid that America should ever be expo
sed to such il degradation | would ask
vou whether the whole, ministerial press
If Europe with the exception of that oi
France) has not taken part against The
United States. Did not the fines (news-
paper) hras Of 1.-THE leagus # C"r.etiani
ty'' against the United States? hi! nol
lie official paper published al St. Peters
burg, for the purpose OF Creating 4 false
impression. publish the qnutuple trea-
~, Nth France as & parry to 1t? Did
act the EnSls!l papers boast Of the secret
articles OF the treaty, which. we we're
made plainly to understand, contained
The cgrciue measures agreed upon bv the
contracting powers: Did not tie official
Journal Of Prussia exustlny Y remark thai
the United States were not in IA rondlfio
to 90 10 war. because they had tut one
ship of.As- Aae fl for active seru &c? Wee
ru' tnen all HE measures proposed hhd
carried by England Tor the suppressin'
at the slave trade, aimed less al th' trade
than against The ins'ifu ION 81 tie st.u ny
as ii exists in the United States, Cuba.
and Brazil? Did not Loud Cas'lrr"a.h
propose. AZ early As the Congress Il Wen
IA. thai the five great powers at Europe
should prob bit all a. ticles rai,ed IN j De
Ml ,aag cnu"t les? Mas not that pa"
o"sii"n r. leateh at ca. h Successive [ on
.res,? WA. il not repeated at l4'ibarh
Nix la ChapeiIc. and Eernna: And vas
| his p,oposiiinr. tnalle by one Europran
lower 10 another. such one aa the Uni
ed States toulG have acquiesced III
| Were the comm. re and ihei: a.ricu-
| urai interest rot tin catened by the inca
sue: And i"r what purpose. l.t M
,>k ,nu. do the Unit, ID State, keep mI
nsieis and Ilai.ts d 'aita,tes in Eut", :!
Have they no other busInt S. ihau to re
sent Ametlcan l.il,ea ai.d =. n1iemen a.
| their les, eciHe tnairts. "a II rircniah
them in soc,. !, Is II lnr ihi, past
done Thai they APP" ar Il, un'iorm---mali
,wsrd and cooked hat III the ante-chan,-
Der, a iiisNts and Aobies !: II So. lit.,
ire ..e4ialnis paid high salaries Tor tlaell
small tifmuA4nces. The attempt ri
he .a'l 1t the i,ar pow cts En. la"t'.
Au>t.l,. Prussia. and Russ a--to me.
lniaie i new law inl0 :he maritime code
I 1 Nat o,e, and Ia c,Atlnsle a l4eatv I.
hal tE,ci Mithent having made Ike I'M
81 States panty To HE te2"iidtion. -
nt"lnttt the An eiitai tnii.i>teis abraau
oi HE lf'.rts~ 1t tht-p ~ 2"t,aii".i>. VIZ
tcrln'iii, ian insult to the Uni'e:i States
|
and The American ministers IN Eui OPP
hah "a 5n>t 4'.ht 10 tan.a"in "a. Ne. Ut
Ibis SIDE IT ttir ~ajer, lrut4Al,er vet tbs
''ra',. Which John Quincy adams. "a,
>e,ie:nr, al State un,i"r Pres dent Man
roe, c"n. lut. d " III G eai Britain. ard
aht,h granted /" tie alter power no hin.
e>> than the ii. hi ii visitation If amer,
IN vessels on TIE .Gtt.afir coast # .ths
! In tel States Happily this treaty wa.
/ rtje lea b, he S.natr. Tut did II y.
lh",iraie the hen.r Of the United State>:
Did II 40, tatliiy atlani' rhat the Amer
ans carried on lh- slave trade al. thri
own coast. and thai she iiafii could nn
D" suppress Il Mi,l..ut the lid ,f Gipa,
bitaIn : Let ANY man of respectable
mtrilect lance his ewes on III" map o
lmerWa and on the pos ti"n &c lialifa,
4 The Bermuda stands. and then ponder
on the effects "f such treaty. Air. A
dams inav be lnohed on as u great states
| man IA, Emo land Int we an This side a.