Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

liel - t.lh,r .as j. 4ac considerable while the ll-
fIge 81 lie boundary Is als.ays .asy.
Offender a.ai.li lae ldw an tho cnc SIDE. iais'ft
tlfms9Ifts ti tl u.Aer Sulne tint, with pftai dill
cnIl, illy are afnel IT, JUSTICE but very often ihey
~ holly r8apr. Consciousness al immunity. ifJn the
power II aYniiint ilss this WY. insiigaifs tie un
prneiped aad reckless % the commission oi offences,
and tie peace AID tn ud nsehhorhood Ct lie tofaef
| are consequently eitsn disturbed.
In tho casc 81 81, ndcrs fleeing from Canada into Tho
United States Tie Governors 81 states are oien applied
t. Tor iteir s,uisde anj questions Of very einbarrs-
SIM nature arise Hai these applications. II has been
thought highly important therefore, to provide for the
whor cas-. iy ptasr treaty stipulation. The article
"a the subject Ia tie pHsad tfay Is carefully confined
o such u,uc,s I'll mankind agfoe To regard aS hel=
nuus and obstructive - tic ,,euaty Of life and property
IN tiis careful and sic enumeration 81 crimes the oI
oel las been w exclude al political Offences, criminal
rhafata arsinn fun WITS slime ctnmotions-
Itaan inspris9n ri tioasa llels dcseltion from u
ary seflce aud aihef Offence u similar character are
excluded.
And. les, some unforeseen Inconvenience or nnexpec
ted ahus should from The stipulation rendering It's
continuance the opinion ofune OF both of the arii e.
mol on,f dosrahlet left In the power Of either 10 pat
an end Ia q at viii.
Ihe destruction OF the steamboat Caroline at Schos
ar fur five years az. ucctsi9nfd small degree
oreSciiencn al tie timc aud baine the subject Of
napaudencc between the Two Governments. That cor
friogdenec having ben suspended for considerable pc
nod removed III tic spring 81 last year. bnt no sat
islcufy result having been arrived ri, II WIS thought
~ urr toh the had ceased 10 lie fresh and
recent not 70 omit attention 10 II the present
II has only been ar discussed IN the correspondence
submitted, i accom- lished bya violation Of
Dc territory OF the United States The letter NJ the
British Minister, while he attempts 10 justify HAT vo-
alion upon the ground Of pressing and overriding ne
ccssy admitting nevertheless thai even II iesiiiiahr,
apology due for it, and accompanying tiis &C
know edem1nt win assurances 81 tho sacred regard 81
his Government or the nyalability ol ncntml territory.
has secuted sufficient to warrant iurheannee irum
any further remonslabcc against What took place.
AGGRESSION he soil aud ienllofy Of the country.
On ilo subject 81 the Interference Of the British au
thor,s N the West Indies confident hope Is enter
ained, that The correspondence which has taken place,
showing the grounds taken by this Government and the
engagements entered nioby the British Minister, will
be found such 10 satisfy The just expectation 81 TIE PEG
pie # the United States.
Ihoimprossment al seamon from merchant vessels of
this country by British cruisers, although mol pracsed
IA time oi peace and therefore not at present produc
tive Of difference and irritation has nevertheless
hitherto been prominent tapc 81 controversy and is
likely 10 bring renewed contentious ut the FIRST
hnahitg ont of m European war. that II has been
thought The part 81 wisdom 10 fake IL into serious
a,,i earnest consideration Tho letter from the Secre
tary Of Stale to the British Minister explains the ground
which be Government has ASSUMED aud the principles
which il means 10 uphold. For the defence OF these
grounds. and The maintenance Of these principles. the
musl perfect reliance is placed Oh the intelligence ci the
American people, aud on their fmmss and patriotism,
in whatever touches the honor Of the country. its
great aud essential interests JOHN TYLER.
Washington, Aug II, 1872,