Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
Dohlfotir Entclliarnfe.
TIE CORRESPONDENCE.

Nedn, .da1 last. The treaty recently oonelnded between
he tuilod siates and Great BTitain txprttsrd the
htfo al oB Friday "e should be able Ia publish the
Iufnr pihdeo bel HorH theuea iaiots Which prudncsd
A. We are disappointed 4 certain extent a,inp nov
only aha 20 give tic hrads # the correspondence from
sfeeoirotian. Ne hcleve ntlnua IL Importance has
Ated "Ittled. ad afc rt f1i Ian if given is gvcn
comedy N heH ro eiitfs thesolv yes nppear " think
II will te iand thai those Of Lord Asbnrfun are ~
H9ftte III tie simplicity and cesncss and an appar
eni ingenu1uanass aud epeHbtss 81 purpase Those 81
Mr. Webster are. we need scarcely say. able and power
in but they have ccrain air Of showness and strain
ny iof eee about them, which viii strike rather ora
inFr a critical ear.
The ist leiiof Of Lord Aelbnrtan il upon the sub
pet Of thr konh Eastern Boundary. He Processes
deep nl'ftsl N Tie welfare ofs country and an ear
afsi dc- 10 f1fa'ryo pence between tie Two nations
H. prod Of wlrb. Arfcl, IL the ici that he had s1ngd
sffnHHusly II prevent tie last war between England
and thr utsl States and lhai ha has since nnxuu-y
watched Waieftf pH-ng clouds have rispn 10 threaten
ia interruption II iho harmony botwocn The tnu Nations
He adduees ais1 ihe circumstance Of hs Undertaking
1 = mission Mt his advanced a2e evidence 81 The *
l7anrc OF lbpse ifondly senlmtnls, when his taste
md lncIu9sns would lave suggested peaceful retire
u.fnt.
Mr. Webster rcpes. acknowledging the friendly
feelings II s ltadsip, stating dat tie i'fesded was
aRar ii all ms r3rs boz f1Ynf ii pace and invites IN.
iariship 10 hasH tte tah 10 ubrh his lonlsldp re
flra, waving all advantages which might be derived
from dcclnfp Ia make The fsl Hpyr, aud openly and
frankly stating his eso, dives At ~ medios RS. He
cndtutus 10 ayam the dieasa1n of question d rqb
h., ,,,,-,,l ,bei ,l ,,,it - y WIZ
himself Il Is h'' VIA
NJ, Vci.,e, ,st!. i
,.I.L A. - l't'' 'ui - fully lnto the maltcla
WIFI M :, '',la1 .,o doind avoid lie aeneals
.,, - ''asi' hte lio"fRei Gmrlaf 10 all WHO
ha' lcl!d any attention IL lie subject
"a" i95se 81 i"' boundary Is uliy dHn5sed several
~ ''u ~ ''''' o,S l'2n ihe ''nh ana hiasSach
he
w. 'tshe ~ ',"'' 'a1h AH''ufi7n eNlhc's an
n''''U' 9oaNtea2'"' 'he shieri and tandies II ably
'o :, 7'f"~""' y hi ht7stef' winch Is
5tl5 '''' many 'I'''a 10.
=" 'i"'''a us 5uV,tt" ie A'Hc1n slave Inlc,
i'.'' % "'"'o' ei1ir"lt}' N The manner
le ItAy SHOWS. There "a some correspondence viii,
'iH"'Ndef ann and olhtr naval ollicets. vino fave
- II '' '.'s' On '"' Nia5h Naaei, sc. ~. aot nov
= .''' "'''ff 'l'"f we "tetadentd ouf ntuofy Nil
M
u' rode Gaze IS presented IA 9lrog lenaz Nv Nj
H1.-tf ~ "a hitter, (Wbrrb. @hen published will rp,
~ l'' 'ni saft1 people atou his tnrs lnuinel Lard
w pr lm' as Tue t5#f3 uI tde matter Of the
Ai''I' n'1 reached f"@Iaud bet shortly baiufe his ID
''0''' ',' - II b97 n'!, pnfiaus To lhal limo, ieen
Rl.se,bd - lf a4Hto oi Tho British Giyen4n,,,t IA,
''i '"t=t AeNaa uot emig"tlcl 10 treat upon the
''.'| De-
i'n eit s, however. thai The laws " Great Britain
recognizes aa fef every slave HAT sets LIS la,t upon
t'llNI a9i IT, iaari as t7 the laws a Massacht-ctts
Iefo'n'" as ifef every iaraau slave uher be lands ~
l''i ANA tbi hoy r1uupi b. altered t{at lip pron,i#
s NIl dfrtaHs SHALL l, owen u Governors and ntl,or
9id''i' q" ihf i.aalsh " Islands, 10 do nothing IN
l1s I'h "Hsh II can Ie properly avoided. that may
t4d To ib' disturbance OF goaa neg hburh5od9 between
u, nv ~ az" ias !. f1ll'S.
N' "ubl 81 lte il2ut 81 saarrh aud mlressmcnt
- ~ iI'fa4l ~ Mt Neiitttr. To Tins also his
'""''P ppilfs llI lac has lal auhorit, 10 make any
ll"'',",9 ~ a4 iiil Hhp'fh That the peculiar necrs
tp" W. ''3sahd "''lRad 10 thus matter, growing out