Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28

A hsree. hal personal coaleAtua Wan tid. hssi's
Non for near ssuns years past. And ! must here ei
49, my c,rnex here that however the deceaces OF
life and the obligations and duties 81 hssfaiiiN may
have been violated by cenous press the great mas
of the American People will welcome him win coiai"-
IL as an ambassador OF peace. As 10 the Psais u III
t,rrn,e with his Government | believe that They are
MT lkel, to lead 10 rupture, II the nehlt s5 a's
the .hlIy are thrown into Their eonslefai.n y urn
han, " nj DC employed. What are They lie his'
.od most imp riaut the boundary question: e new
Minister iii be ether charged With saae overture oi
o.nprnise hy dlfest settlement OF the controversy
wiu, the intervention q an arbitration. q h. VII d
DISTRACTED to bring conclusion the pending hcgata
TN fr r,i If The dispute l. ~ arbitration In IN
first contingency the oxtrture : acceptable and &c
osptcd the diff ulty viii be terminated INT ie Is
.snp,wcrrd to make such overture. II II Il te uhar
cnsbc the parties viii naturally fall lack upon the ar
hirati.n which has been already Substantially agreed
un,n and conclude convention for hHal and defin
tive arrangement OF the dispute. And whatever may
be the deson OF the arer, II nnsl be executed and ae
uui,-lr in by both parties In no event, th'n, Is 'hal
af,ir likely to lead II hosutts.
Then there is the case OF the Carnne. No doult
the seizure and destruction al that vessel Involved III
reel violation OF territorial jurisdiction, and nl eA
PLANTATION and indemnity ought T. he made hs Treat
Britain. But II wrong not s7lnelY without
any provocaton There were plausible lalatl'ts. To
saw the least aud suppose crus'drrar nan would
say that the occurrence ii sufficient magnitude 10
bring Down on two such nations thu nlied States and
Great Britain the calamity 81 var.
In the thri placs have the re- ia, case, m esp
o. which think Great Britain is IN the Nrnn5. ahd
sisnds boz NJ make full indemnity III tie value 81 The
slaves Ahouaht Is true that. IN thu absence oil all
stipuatlons 10y treaty. enc uatun Is mol bound. III
strict right 10 surrender tacnefs and lugltlses from Jus
tice who take rrnge within liz demlnans, she las hu
right 10 afford elle, 10 cseape By llheraing and DIS
charming PERSONS Ter foreign nag Bnl thus Is n
matter ff negotiation and negallaan has hardly Yet
beun Ii slor1 he ieii nnaef the conduct oil the con
sttuiloua uiran. Il WAS premature. W { ar perhaps,
too prne IN prmuga, the instructions gwen 10 ouf III
ccn ministers In the pfeseu stag Of The question, II
10 any probable aspect Il II. 10 immediate cause Is
dsreaibe o disturbing the peace between tho t~o coun
tres
VITA. riso rflans7 There Is tbo question q the
Right of >carre right Of Wis aiien. the right oi WI
hcaiion % the national character et the vessel. 81 by
whatever other nam. II shoaid he Hllci Tbs should
not b. crafunded With the rghi ii shfci claimed and
exercised by tirrst Buiain. according Ia wthch, IN
time q War Bnt>h cfuisfs tafered cur vessels and
-~zei cncIHv : ods yarSns an Impressed American
s~en Uncf the prrieA IF their ata. subjects Il Great
Britain. tbs pur;ee. m rtSpeei 81 iuarssnrat can
newer ~ faerze sam al.as -. ii presume MI
t. aarBdens,; 81, If should 50 rzseY,d II aid
~ ise ssss x .nsnr3,is aa3 fas sii4alt NJ As 10
The rrSui predecessor = Tie ue n safra M the An
car ssa.>- T. ~ uniafssa. irga - correspondence
hrswor, VI >leytass1 and .> Palmer S.aa and Act
tioen. tsl t.fre ts : -hsz>3 difference Jr.cpif.
bciWcrn ihe ~ tsattra4.Hea.s df >ttkra>sn admits
That TIE AmcfczH is fan as aNiaalK caNef an rra
American vesS6s and tst Ilasaesifrs cannot la
-ayyrd by Bnilsa seess y pratHs. y y ihe sss-'ls
ct nations tich aiaW Tire lfi=sh #.feA In tic 9TH
a. hand. lofls PaHefsiaa an 1HoiIz ifSsly dis
claim siy night T. sesfsi 81 American ffs@. and al
init that IT. zeal AusIIrH sr : loaded from ia dock
L. tie hid Win sshfk hfss aiHsis nav n fisbA IN
st"p " drith hff III t5'si t3a{ II the American ma y
ifaudn'aiy ha's'a4 AY Aess,. winch has no rghi 10
sal under II nte siarh Is aAe Ia thstf Nsfauan. the
fraudulent tse 90 our flag. - lie Istsesspn ii sim
usted papers, cannot sHParses., taelrfirh-
Here. thrn Is pei = con 5.hee. IL rnnelFle, be
twecr Tho diplomats 4 the t@a countries. II Is the
busc only OF ,hat pnne ple pfaria operation. er o
which any complaints Iasiis Al II must he
admitted that a1Hses my spr'na W What, then,
should be- d1not OseAt biil1n Should be held l. prompt
aud fl indemnity tffFerH iH.afy. Intentional q nian
icnlional, that may to uilete upan our commerce
But, seeing that Tie suppress ii Tie aham,naae A
can slave trade i an o4Irt II Immunity winch both
eunircs have al heari, may not me- convention be
greed ANh Tor mutual 4hl Il search under suitable
rest cun' =, {" seaN aud proper regulations n II prac
tir,l II Mil he reeoleced HATH, subject which at
fsnms irrl,A. efsagol the serious attention q the
nIicd Sicies Inc House Il Representatives, Is an
almost unanimous sntc believe viii hut nne di.sen
uenis.) ,ndsd II h the attention Of President
houne. In consequence, negotiation Nas open
ed at London by hr. Rush with Mi Canning the But
ian Secretary OF Foreign Ahafs- Nj Canning. as |
have understood. requested Nj Rash II d4aw NJ. IN
any terms he pleased. treaty aud he would slFn II
MI Rush accordingly prepared convention, extending
mutual night Of search L. tn Alf.an and al tho
American seas. lh1 Bnsh Government ratified II,
and ii was laid Oe8r, tie saie with ihe BRUSH ratti
cation The Senate proposed amendment striking
out the American seas. AMI nfyinr the convention N
tia, amended form. il Vas returned 10 Great bra.q.-
Wr. Canning. too much. perhaps. Influenced b, feelings