Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-23

| s.Nv noble friend, Loid Ashbuiton, mas oeeh GU
iec,ed tony noble friend opposite, has been o'an'eu
IN .olso,oa ! A. because he IS not regular o'eu
d;,lo,,.,s, tec.ase he 10: acquainted with d'Pi"-
mat l, bsouuse lie plain un!stered man, as re
cards dpoma,ic affairs, and because be mao only .ne
gr,6es nr co,nmon honesty and common sense, e'ea'
experience Of men great genera kno" a..
ode q, his country, and OF the country he wa,
=, ,,ia h; n in III" matter lie was seEt 10 ne5o-
,;,,a 'fuIa,9 Bu, believe my noble it'end has ye'
=, ~ ,,.s one lyssen-tia II IS tie duty OF eAPr
reneed d9!o.,-s:s, d regular tr'a p''i''c'ans'
49, 49, nave grown old and grown grey IN me
| .;as .f nrroc alton and the arts oil Statesman
~ ia, y,hcn YOU are sent 70 represent country
snT - act The hes. terms you can for IT. 70 lower me
TENS nT he opposite party, and 20 exah Tue terms VI
80, .s far as nay be, you ought first "t al 10
10, o"" -, ,la weaknesses Of your case (hear,
49," 80 . ,,urh3 that your caiy 10 your country IS
hut tina, yoGr du'y is frs, to the opposite
snJ ,b,, you are bound 10 tell every thing That
makes against you. a laugh }
uTso, !. YOU. dc,y--tha, is one of those arts OF
4,c,. ,,n,ch have Ian concealed unt'l The present
~ ,-i.,one a those systems of craftsmanship,
- 49,. -euaned for the 9th o! Victoria 10 pro
,,omuieaie tu! winch no. quite under
,oa bv met old french statesman, who sai iha' 'he
49, I.,,.atre was this that language @as conferred
upon men by Providence Tor LIE purpose oi
gh. a.sed IN their minds. TINS lesson he bad
GO. ., io,r, and yet he was one OF The regula! DIeo
d;olom,,;s,s-a practical negotator-but md my
I'LL f,.nd has great authority, even II he were
wrong |, does happen, that there was map pun
shed by the Kings geographer, IN this country IN ne
e;,,n of his Majesty, George lll-and here couio
anneo 10 an l!as,rious Duke, whom now see' whe'
bs, thu, monarch not the least likely 10 err rom
ary f,Iness Of attachment towards Amer'ca-(hear,
be3- fr,, The Duke Of Cambridge )-because he knows
ina, here was thing which his feVeren reia,iVe
had g. much al heart, the separation from America,
and there vas nothing he oced 90 much over as ha'
sso,,a,,on having taken place. Hear! hear Inc
Klocs ceogra pher, Mr. Faden, published that map IN
I7-3 .hch contains line not the BRUSH out i!e
American line Wing did not my noble trend take
over u copy Of that map Clear hear ,
..My noble friend opposite, is candid mamie is
IN experienced tipou,ast both abroad and a, home
he is not unleered, but thoroughly conversant IN all
the craft OF diplomacy and staies manshp Clear, and
taugh,erD why did he concealth map We have
~ III, TO complain Of that daughter y You cngn'
to have sent on'ih map Of Mr. faden, ana sa'' n
IS George HIS map. (Hear hear But 1t never
occurred to my noble friend TO do that Then, two
wears after Faden published tina, map another vas
nn5shsd, -rd that took the British line. But, al 81
rren.s my noble friend had The io!ce oil the argument
asast Nj Webster that be should prove his right 10
ave the benefit Of both maps. (iiear } But my
onhe friend opposite, sent II over, and nobody
blamed h':a for Il. But that WIGS not all What II
hr,. vas another map containing The American line
and never corrected at all ard what ii the map came
oct OF the custody Of person high IN Office IN th's
country may VIVA, II it out of the custody OF
George III himself; J have that map-l have a map
which can trace the custody o! George III, and
10 which there IS the American liue and not the Eng
l,-b :ne and uoon which there a no'e-whch, from
the hand ri,ing makes think il is the Handwriting
Of George III himself This the line of Mr.. Os-
wa!d's Treaty nf l7e3 written three OF four times
ron the ace of II. Now, suppose this should occur
do not ,now that i has hap?en5d-- but Il may occur
10 S.cretar7 Of State for Foreign A;iars-either 10
,..y o95le friend La.a Pamers'on, who, under
stand b. common report takes great interest IN The
question "a laugh and though he 'aas no; sitoge
her approve Of tie Treaty lie may envy The success
which attended 1t. o. ii success which did moi
attend any Of ms "a laugh)
'8u, possible tina. M noble friend or Lord Pal
merson NAV have discovered tina, there was this map
because George Ills library, by The muniicence OF
George ", was given to the British Museum, and
his map mus, have been there but il is curicGs CIR
cgm.tance that il is not there now daughter }
suppose il must have been taken ont vi The British
Museum for tie purpose OF being sent over 10 Jay no
DE friend in America (hear. hear, ard laueter.} and
,giich according the doctrines Of diplomacy, he
vas baiBd 10 tave taken with him, to show shat
H.. had no case that had not leg 10 s.aad upoa
Wig did lac not take IL with HIN Probably, re
c c not kaow OF its existence told, that i is not
in the British Museum, but that is the Foreign
Office. Probably it was known 20 exist bat someho.
or other that aap which entirely destroys ccnten
tons and gives all the Americans, hes been removed
from The British Museum, and IS now TO IL found al
he Foreign Office