Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

ocen granted, no the
already made have proved entirely successful, lew
having venored beyond making common calico which
could he Imported much cheaper than be made
un'il the soil Is fully cultivated 1t is impossible that
manufactures should flourish Alter referring to The an
preaching election, he speaks Of The of Tex
AS Intelligence ot Tie action OF the Convention had moi
been received when he wrote, but he says thai annex-
atin viii be fatal boc Mckee, and prejudice all
Euhrean Interests IN the New Word.o OF the ulii.
nate views o ne United States or father of the actual
state OF things which. III his Judgment will fo,ce The
United States Government 10 entertain these views he
thus writes:
"li is clear that TIE American Government does no,
limit It's views 10 the Incorporation Of State 80 unpr>
unve as leAas IN reality Is, but that the vicinity Of
Texas IL the chel mining district Of Mexico the urea,
source Of ATTRACTION. The United States covet the pos
session OF Ghlhuahua San LOUIS. Puosi, Durango IL.
ca'eeas, and Santa Fe. all o which more or ,ss in
lis V,oinily, and they ale determined have them
without forgetting The extended plan OF ncorpDra
ihg the terfitnry lying between Texas aud the BAY Of
California and the Pacific. ask il ii will suit British
interests 10 see all the country. from which silver IN such
lage quantities IL produced, under the dominion Of the
United States or I'll i, sui, ,hegreu European Pow.
efs 10 ind, may say, the monetary circulation dapend
EN- on the caprice o the President OF the United Siai,sl
ih'se are ten"ie consequences you may think; bu.
reply, III Plilos our views must not be- limited 10 fiy
o' hnndftd years. aud we must iorcsec What may be
The result oi any given proposition The United S,les
VIII "i course deny that they have such ambitious ten
doncesi but deity them, Iexas be incorporated no, To
ooh WIN hmihH eye On all those the uplpl
boring Provinces Of MeXco coniain-ir,asurcs which
WOULD become tenold II explored with that zeal aud in
dusify that distinguish the Anglo.SaSon race"
lie then writes MS iollows communicating intelligence
OF no little inerts concerning Mexican and lfi,h .
Signs aud operations in California
AS To California and the coast Of the pac.
ne the views OF the United States cannot Tor u moment
be doubted aud gladly do We sec that our Government
has determined not IL give way the Oregon question
Bo' we must no, forge, that the States proplug Up.
(DIllrnIa nv ia
OF emigration Is going on through the recently discovers
ed passages IN the Rocky Mountains Numerous settlers
are already hanging on The skirts Of the Bay Of San
Francisco, one Of The finest harbors in the world whence
large steamer can 20 10 Canton in from hniy 10 lriy
days, aud the lool OF the Bogea lately abandoned
by nssla short distance from tina, bay, has not esca
ped them. The Mexican Government is well aware Of
these dcs'gns, and IL is holding o encouragement 10
tmtgrdnis from his quarter ~ settle UIpcr Caifor>
ma; but there is no surplus population here and tho
United States must be checked by inning into Cal
lornla from some other quarter understand that an
lfsh Roman Catholic clergyman. who Is residing in
Mexico at present, has submitted plan To this Govern.
mcn 'or Establishing Irish colony the further coast
Ut the bay OF san Francisco. The Mexican Governs
neni hvors the project. largo grant Of productive
land Is 10 be assigned him. peculiar privileges are prom
Used. aud. understand, the gentleman alluded u cacn
ales on locating five thousand Of his In that
district The treaty IL nearly complete and IL the plan
succeeds. strong body o ish pedsay ciH he no IN
cOiee" aid IN helping oui British policy in that quar-
hro
In subsequent portion of this able and interesting
letter the writer allndes 10 further intelligence fun
Texas which renders annexation almost c,nain 10 take
place, Though President Jones was doing all in his
power 10 prevent it," lie says "ihe fact is IRE have
been out .lnaiGuvTcd by the States AGENTS and he
adds The following specolaons concerning the issue
Il cannot help attaching gfca, importance to the Tex
question. and lear lha will be the signal
Tor the gradual dissolution Of the Mexican Republic
find strong cuiacIenee bet cen the actual state Of the
/ Ottoman Emuire and he MI, i'm uenublie No.
aggressive spirit o Russia in the Old World and The
United States in this; with this difefenre only that In
the one The European Powers have inorieed to pro-
long The existence of Turkey. WHILE in the other mol
hand is hcd om 10 mpe .ncrico from RUN. Engla
lone has strong interest IN doing; but fear she is
coming into the lists late md that the occupation Of
Texas will render tina, extremely dillcul, which few
years since was comparatively easy. is with pain
add, that there is not single man ~ Mexico who has
as yet appeared on the public capableu saving his
couniys honor, aud iha her /dte s sealed'
IRELAND.
Meetings of the Repeal Association continue 10 be
held, aud OConnell continues 10 write them letters,
urging mure zeal aud activity, the return o sixty Repeal
Members 10 Parliament, the promotion Vi unlun o Res
pcalefs with OangeInen; in which last particular his ef.
forts were unsuccessful. At the meeting held on The
4tb uno one Captain Brodcrck TOOK lo his theme the
relations Of Great Britain with America tainted En-.
gland vi inability 10 repe aggf, ssons unless aided by
Ireland, aud predicted the downfall Of Britain unless she
ded Independence 10 Ireland the price OF her aid
Mr. j. O'Cunne followed in the spme sirain The
Times reports his remarks as follows:
''Ilc prot, sled against the annexation Of Texas
calculated promote slavery aud contrasled the
language Of defiance used in Parliament by Sir Robert
Peel towards America in reference To the Oregon boun,
Diary question, with The CONCESSIONS al present in The
course of being made. Proud haushiy England, in
spite OF all Peefs Ouser, was forced into dlsgraceiul
submission 10 America. because she continued unjust
Ireland. l.Hud cbeers) But she would bav9 TO trnc-
kle only to America, but France, and any other
country which might have the rage 10 assaI her.
less she did justice 10 Ireland. She should lave the
sstaucc OF lshnen, heats and handsthey offered her
The last drop Of their blood II she acted Justly ~ them
hui II she ptsesced III tyranny, Injustice and Nsulence,
she would have 10 yield 10 t1elbn power spite oi
big words and insult. (I.Gud cbetrs) In the event OF
a war irishnen would not be untrue the allegiance
which they oked lhclf Sovereign they would uo
yite The iuregn enemy 10 their shorts, but they would
stand smiling by and witness the ruin Of Eng land
(Lond and protfdced cheerng) Lei, then. Peel talk.
let him rfae rs he pleased: whilst he talking, A.
mefca aching aud iceland was uUkln. Renew
ed cheering }"
Mr.. Scott. solicitor veniured to hin, NJ lhq impro-
priey Of receiving nancy aid repeal from America,
and then abusing X denoancing her of slavery.
He thought the Dublin Ami Slavery Society the place
10 discuss that question. Mr.. J. O'Conne expressed
surprise that any body should defend slavery, and der
c,ared he sboud never Ia denounce the internal
system aud lis abetiors, erea al The risk u his We"
Whether he expects martyrdom account Of his de.
nunciaans he did not say.
A great Orange demonstration took place al Enuis-
ken the l2lh. 1t was large aud enthusiastic, and
was chiefly remarkable iur the attempt made by Mr.
Thomas Steele, On behalf 81 Council, effect union
Of The Oaneenen with the Repeaers. Ills success
10, tt,1E that 10,