Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
Rl;, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1912.

national differences between Christian States by reason
adj. negotiation and on the principles OF public Justice is
new tribute 10, aud proof Of. the benign influence
Of the Christian creed
Ia regard To the terms Of this treaty in regard to the
matters made subjects of Discussion, it is su,ew hat
awkward Tor To speak. because the treaty and
pondence have been authenticate published But
persuade myself that when the whole shall be calmly
considered IL will h. found that least there has been
manifested good disposition To maintain every Just
right 81 the country aud every point of honor the
side and to set proper value upon lasting peace be-.
tween ,nd the greatest commercial nation in the
world on the other.
Gentlemen. while thus acknowledge the compliment
you have paid to have agreeable duty perform
towards theirs. In first place have great pleasure
IN bearing testimony the intelligent attention NANTES
ted by the President Of the United States and his
sincere and anxious desire, in III. whole negotiation IL
bring tina successful termination; and gives grea,
pleasure TO acknowledge now. as shall ever acknow-
ledge while live my obligations him for the unohen
and steady confidence which he rcpsad in me- The
neg aior for the United States If troubled and osona
ana 'fu would indeed have been an unequal match
for the al ana spacions representative Of one of the
most powerui nd pruut nations OF Europc-pt@scssng
to the fues, extent -" conn "nee OF his Government.
and the authority to bind II n " the mos, vital
interest. To any course in which IN night agree.
never shall forge, the rankncss ana 4. nrr,sty nth
which. after long interview in which snypeson
exchanged IN both sides with tho utmost freedom nno
hcraliiy. was told that up my shoulders and in my
dscrco rested the ultimate decision of every IN
a, issue between the two nations
desire also 10 acknowledge a. d., with hearty cor
dalty. the aid received from the ether gentlemen con
,e'"'u ~ ''' demonstration oil me u"ve'nmcnt may
~, ""'' nav, s'" /" more meal manner, thai
w, IT., W., r. 70 o", 70 'ne commissioners OF Maine
faithful adherence to the interests Of their own States
mingled with Just consideration Of hat was due to the
general government
hope shall MT trrsp,ss the proprc,i,s Of the
,cr1 SIoD "A pp,k, # III
y Tn " Wv ""Pl" "'ecu"h MADE by The
so''' " -.'i', III ',' sef'sni III ms mse'on Of
lilo o.n ,,s.,nna,, pu,so'"g me interests o,
W. WV g'''"'ei', W, Pss'sses iaiXe ana liberal
ID - .i' ' WYNN VI o"afac''f whch
H. ,"s ~ ""'9" NJ shou'u agree l" re-
0''' NV sPpIooa''"n o inc "Hoc peoplr;-iJnnely
always acting with strict inepnty tnn.,do m, ,oa,
and the ony.T,mcn, -, tho Ifn,,.a s., Wv poi'
vii, find b,s ,y,rl ,.c,,v.d .h al sure Ut
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nn,ione as all ,,s nrrano,m.n. arc md "a, h,oh H., @
we'll consido, the ,,,,cs, l,honr r H., TX wv may
! hardly know whether /, is nrnne, nm ,h, ,,.; :,
advert to the corr,sp udence but whom :, ,,,I, a.,
near with the discns1In ~ a., ai Wv" " II S"A' mp
"ns for The occasion sough, there to troy, mon
SUBJECTS 81 great moment and conc,rp,,h.n ,hsa
shall he bet re the public and shall be calmly and tho
roughly read. shall venture IL trust THAR Jom.n cn
corning them.
There yet remain. gentlemen in our C,regn ,c,,;o.
several subjects of considerable interest We, unsettled
with England. In the first place Their, ia tho mn,
tan. subject Of colonial rado or IN. ,r,d. 81 ,h
| United States with tho Northern Britisb n,,,i,.
and the West Indies 1t became my duty TO nok in,o
this snljcct-,o keep the run of il. a. we s,v fnn
1889 10 the present time. | was constrained IN ho
lieve indeed know, that the operation Of th,t ar
rangcment is unfavorabe TO the shpplnc and n,v,r,
ton Of the United States; especially of New Fugl,.
II is an important subject for the cxerons Of dipm,
cy or Tor tho consideration of Congress-one or botb-
congress called upon the department in which I nm
tor information. and respectable Committee Of the
House OF Representatives presented report upon the
s"hJec' IL Is one which | hold 10 be Of vital irnrsr
lance to eur navigation and the interests Of the ma,
lion
Then hcro is the question. somewhat mon. ,o,,o,.
hut which II will be well enough To se,,le moan H..
Oregon BOUNDARY towards the Pacific and tho n,ci,
Mountains. There are reasons why h, dispu,. should
be settled before the country itself is peopcd on , on
side the other. The relations of other S,,ns ,on,,
attention and many of our citizens have claims ~ ~
demn'ty which require prosecution 7, ho,,,a ~
H"'ernmen' OF the United States. by calm and dpni
ie" nu' nfc'''Vc ana vigorous tene 10 administer her
""as 80 az 10 ensure Just arrangement in these
"'pecs'
Gentlemen. am here to day as guest. I was in.
p'ted by number of highly valued friends to par,,ke
win them Of public dinner. for the PURPOSE Of giving
them an opportunity pass the usual greeting If
rends now met after some absence, To nav their re-
spec's 10 my public services. and tender their CON
CALCULATIONS at the osnl Of the negotiations lust con
Guided II wac at my instance that this festival fru,
dinner took ITS present FORM and instead Of meeting