Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

dart as settled hY thu ea, aud the dncrcn snpecstr
band'ns, which "astnos ID or on Friday night lasl y
Lord l"ua ham gave his op0lon that there were no
real difficulties OF The value al one rush"
Lord Ashhurton also iniimai.d IN nn.riyrc,l and de-
cld,d terms that he had no fear ~ any ,nsnnd,r,npd
my between the two governrens. His lufd3hp spoke
III hcsr terms
with respect 10 the question of ruhi Of visit or
search The proceedings ON the coast of Africa were
matter "' discussion between The two countries; aud
AIN satisfied thai when your lerdshps are IN psscssio,
OF the papers " hlch now hold in m, hand You will
sr" lha There Is, ~ polni nj fact difference present
eNisna between the I've eonnnles this SUBJECT THIS
has been NJ clearly mado onl rs II possible for words
aud mcatllnp 10 make IT, Tie I've governmental are a
Rleesesseats ap,e,d the SUBJECT and this qurs
t,nn has really arisen since my nohlc friend uncttok
The negotiations. The footing which it was suisse
qnery placed by my noble friend has len M ufr, diff,
Guilty undoubtedly, went Ion the purpose 81 meet
my ths qucsil on. amongst oilers which we've the sub
Jtriotcomp'"n on the part Of The United States II
there was ,ug done IN The .tbrrt from the time
arrived all the tine left, IL WAS because | heard no
imng but satisfaction oppressed At the last counluulra
tlou made by my noble trend"
l.ord iiIuugham; That IA. Lord ABERDEEN
Lard Nhlufiun. No complaint was mndo to me on
The SUBJECT and II was hpi NY business to air mp at,
SUBJECTS al complaint. lllear heaf1 lrn that cuun
ny "h Tho onllrt conviction that the nt.und taken b1
my noble ircud VA, perfectly satisfactory (ileat
heal)
the uc'y and yoie tlhloha 10 lold A.nburtuu Which
iooh rucc ga tho III ut. On The I'll ut Loud Al.
burton apparently much affected. made his uckuN l,dn
lhoul' lot tho I,soiaton Mheh the House had la.
sud GA Friday. However. gfGi, ine to mmaol p.rsln
ally the resolution Naa mon ,alunhlr FIR Soy
1cssnoi satisfaction alihe RESIGNATION of you'd underz
siandH! Wlt' the uil,d States. winch it Is thc daty
and interest u butl counties te uuuiuIn an ilC,a1n
which could utI tulivo lie a4olD,st effect m prl
duehE t''e contamination de'ifed. The overwhelming
importance "t settling The dHhoaerg which hadpoWa
up 6,WC,u Tia, tou eeuuIIe MIS- hs rua' iudu,onirnt
10 undertake lho teh, probably ~ilhoul .uGr,mly -
lhnaun2 ht~ own dcaenneHss lei It's c,rclun. tul he
had had Ib, good iuiunc Ia potolm IT., duty IN anan
nel which bad bton approved ll hi So,cl,gu pnd har
minister's aod now by Tie amust unprecedented horor
ii the Appreciation Of the l.usr. Il WAS uupos, Tie Ia
eAptsS loW deeply sensible he OF that honor A.
Mao natural IA two Tree countries The 'caly had N uti
been discussed with grcaf freedom; and hc might con
irSss that the unulef question ot morror hss 81 huun
dW}. which bad been the subject much discussion
had III hla estimation weighed lItllc IN comparison
Win the larger question Of n sr1irmCnt which should
he satisfactory to mtu olhonoabe minds in both coun
lnes for mono other would he likely to have any pcrma
ncnCy.
On the motion ot he Duke Of WELLINGTON. it VIVA or
dcred that Lord Ashhurtons address should be entered
on the JuuInas Of the House
Stare Tade prrrrnfioa- ord Urouplam lai,l ~
the table b of which he hid given notice ON the ne
vons evening" Tor tie morr tpclna suppression ul sa y,
trading. Ia IL preparation, said, hc had had the IA
,lsianec OF IT, Washington, Captain Dcmuao, and Mr.
btIdan, hnfraor Intimately connected with tho sub
| jrct II had llloe MAN ohteis Tie first WAS 10 de
clare the Law no" III oree, which prohht, Brush sub
lccis residing abroad from buying aud selling slaves II,
next WAS, To prevent British subjects from holding slap,
anlaonS though persons succeeding 10 property utht
KIND, or othor"@c ntroi,mt@iB acquiring it, would *
pessI> be- protected from injury by the measure
Inc lhud utrc AAs. 10 prevent olnt stock companies
/ - ~ I'M a.,
aho uld So TO elect by callHgun the proper officer II
facil 81 surlt c1mpnnlts 10 gNc hrruuy that II would
moi cnpIu} slave ialor under snc! Luus aud penalties
Us the queen 10y order III Council hi i dItct H.
should also cndoovnr Ia strike At the nj the cy hy
lachaim" ic tahiug d evidence on the Weston coast
al A'fIoo, to be used III tht tous here; audi while eye
~ care would he takcnto protect Inuocru Traders om
Interference, PcIsans would In prevented from deane
IN los, commodities winch tended 10 keep up the slave
ifadc on the coast OF Africa. Lord Bmuqham aniuad
Vericd on The inconsistent conduct OF the ntcd States
IN the matter drciarln. himself unable to comprehend
ho" any Juf's IN that country. any statesman or any
common lawyer, could bold thai any country hch had
declared certain offence 10 be felony piracy. could
complain OF Ills own SUBJECTS who setting It's law nj def
ance, were stopped III ihclI coIssi Of the practical
oflcnrc by another country.
Lard tampb,l heartily concnrrcd in the last remark;
and was persuaded that The slave trade could be
snp?csscd until that oplnlos prevailed.
Lord Aslburton AFRAID thai the law of the nohc
ih "aIH'u '"Iu, ihouGl II hlghi hoid good ~ west
minister iaIl, would not do al Doctors Commons lie
agreed that IT desirable that such law should
he established toy general CONSENT but. Mr. Gaming
had sadt Mr.. Rush. t"o countries cannot make laws
ni nations.
Lard Brouglmn sai id that his opinion was mcrel,
speculative.
The Fan of Aberdeen remarked that all the ciyiz
ed world led moi Yet called the slave trade piracy; for
France hud mot vel d10r 50. Auding Ia his letter
h, Admiralty I. e took the opportunity Of d7caImna
the intention ol casting any immiaun on Captain Den
man, to wboso services he pad high compliment.
Lord Denman, making corresponding acknoul edg
mont expressed The opinion hal there IS natural law
Of night aud wrong Which makes the pirate public
emy, and the Slave dealer equally He could bear
testimony 10 the incl tlai there trade carried Oh
III sllHrs ~ Aurtca on the r1as ol Africa; and hcfe
could hr but one npulon 10 the admirable manner in
which Tia" courts ii law IN America acted when any
casts OF This najurs camc before them: their decisions
indeed models Jt purity and corrcciness IN the al
mnisirllloo Of Justice. What appeared extraordinary
was. that bcjudicalure aH the Government should So
widely differ IN liner proceedings on tins important
question. The traffic, however could only he entrely
suppressed 10y general combination ofall civilized ma
tons; aud he had doubt that the discussions would
greatly tend to tnrrlsat
The bill was READ frsl time.
Treaty n u aA6eiu.-I In rcpyto Question from
l.ord I'lmrryDpu, taarhug the caae Of the Crculr
lotd Sj1uiy sld that Tue Instmrons which bad hecn
sent out otbcgMemars Of the colonies maintained. To
the fullest extent HE right 81 personal freedom ON tho
part III every parry within Brish pori on board a
sci OF whatever nation and under whatever crcum-
stances; and that the right Noble Lord might rely upon
II would never he inlinged given up by her Majesty S
present Government "a the best OF his belief they did
not devalc in any respect from the instructions given by
The late Government.
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