Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

iafes whch Id tern nsae lea already sens 10 n
demnify tie uRners Il Vi cur seseis. aaa II ms
naturally d. tie same in osr HE cases q II amer
cans the sea Is s FREE. borausa We have - wlled-
DeiermaedlY reslse on Independence Is - r So
/ sha he s9a ae fire hereafter II ..fanee Nj a
AL # the King the French failhes the ttuininf'
rrsty In that ease roueh vessels viii be as e5upeiis
y sa6ac, n tie ms etoe o English cruisers n IL ~.
poets Of the reigu 4 errT wen 10 tho dosatsin oil III
iuieriar agents
Rad lie conditions Of snsp eon Tbete e n pefsol
possesSn NJ tie least know ledge u maritime stisrs VII
loes ut 81 that under tins treaty. every merchant We
sci viii bncne susp ctc and sigret l. be oEefAaufa
iran sem II stern thai the English ofiieof may e'F
he ts.arge o tie whole cargo IN ordtf 10 why and
examine Is quantity and quality 10 decide "heihe tl II
II t much aisr Or nr5ssius board. whether there
are MA Ks mrs. haadcls two ooPpers and that tins
ydrhcaian le made without turning over aud Dc
rsnsng the Whole ship that The English cfnseTs vii
thus exercise general surroHot 9 the cnnmrfeis en-
erprises aievrry nation hat they Will have tho arb
rary power Of Is fannzing Will maritime com
meree secure ~ express law against all claim t9t dam
ag.s oiht individual national thai vessels ensaged
IN Law m trade NAV be captured and 5, nj IN, and hon
osi slip osnefs ruined On The IN 81 iuyoouspteirNis aud
that finally England vii acquire. what she seokS. tho
monopoly Il the trade Of the coast q Africa and the sn
prene dominion OF the ocean.
In adopting tie Qunture Treaty. rance vii sub
ecl her commerce to these insorpofia le eInbsuass
men's.
America las chosen different part. Sic ropels Tins
general pliee II iae ocean which England would a.
sumo Size prelonds n be s5e mistress over her own,
by sea rs well a, /, land She vii never lower her
star aneled bannrr befe lie asurpns cross q Eng
land.
do mol permit n, seif 10 daubt that. in Tho existing
circumstances France will do, IN srepoct what her
interests ani her homer prescribe.
|. w3uli bn n spectacle truly Sublime In see Franre
and the niled States yndica,ing the liberty II the seas
monaeo1 by Tie rasplng ambition ol England. nj nls
The face Of the shameful stnpeiaei!or /. the rest d
Europe.
Boz II France should finch rom this nlle t,,s. til,
ai.ed States "e3ld ahleflaae it alone. Alone they
"auia "lhsland liossgfe .i6nsof England Alone would
they e'got Tho 81 Of defending tho rights both Of A
meiiea - II i.arape.
re eallAu, American Navy. proud fits past veto
es hfHs - eombai again fof the maintenance II the
maritime ia3epeuds nee
Tn, lmpatc u TIE atrd States The design u cet-
feuas ard projecting IL slave irs6e. Tho accusation
sise All csiumHials Il Is under enfeT oi tins impa
ala ihs England would ende.faf throw di,cfeiit
- an8 conceal ffau The II tic World her real
st.esis he slave irsae arsdden l., laws We
ife. II execute these hen they violated;
rur.elses vi gaafd tie honar Of oar sg. and VIII not
saiisf fagiaad 10 mtide IN The matter
Tazisud d.sjs sod 10 sci ap a propaganda. Of
II. anai5cfsf i philanthropy. She opruaeh.s with
the slavery that eass IN the States Il tie South Very
VEL a ttsl i her plan. Americans can Try our
aan3 as political missionaries lntefplang our deuoefa
y TIC law u nations. and pr, aching equality. lnde
pendenes. democracy aud instruction. 10 the hundred
Millions white slaves whe crouch under the sceplFe of
Queen .etor.a.
II fine r,ly npsn H. sir ,hai the nted States will
yield hi, pretended light d search 10 any foreign
1atlons. We "ill nesef do H. never. We do not de
IRE var. lut war thousand times sponer than sabms
,oa n ,hese arrogant preiensons Of England
fsai y#a IN aceef' The assurance 81 my respect.
{. CUSHING