Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-17

a. vii q u dntes.e p,lcy --mpfe especially IS I
claimed hat ouriiile 10 the whole Ut Oregon, as wei a.
ha annex ion If Texas. was qilirnel by the Plpudf
yaee IN the isl llsi Presidential eecian ne IS
tern members. too, Wing wel IS l1s5ae', n deter
ture to pa9lr seniinrai al hume, vii 5e nnc1mpT1hi-
sing IN this subject, AMI will InsstnP1n PiohP' ana De
esIse action, at all bazifJs. There " IL unqnf'tih'yp
therefore, be Large party IN favor Of annuliino me ex
lsng int occu patton treaty between En2lihd ana 'he
States bygsiag tie notice required by lis PROVISIONS
and oi prIce3 Iiat its exprl tim, II 'ec)InlL' the
wiIole o( OrrL,n al integral part 6i this Republic.
Talhs nuaber may be aided the b!1jers at tue auction
Of p,palafity." VIII 3k ~ f@ ri Ia the PreNten-
Cyl aud kp the p1 Yer Of tie Wesl-a y1ie in sifng~
glr Dr III oil =; an than ln. th1se VIII fear that
their pilroti5n laeif courage may be elnPronlted
or ,lsl IN 1I's,n. by n'y bti1!las. II thsy evinee
unwlIIiogness 10 pluck John Bull by the beard,
with wlthlut sufi lent prIgJrliion. Iae war par
" will. therefore. b. u1nss'i)nl5ly sro1g n nn'npef'
AMI in n1 renee. D hope. ncserhrless. that They
will be oninunbrel by the friends Of peace, wh1 VIII
br determined to avert from the country great caam-
ny, while there Is hope Of adjusting The controversy On
trims compatible with our national rights and honor.
Indeed, already, think limitations Of such
be Tie case Ia the North the IN Y Evening Post, y
a leading and Influential Luc'loeo paper. for example,
lakes the iJIIowin. sensible view Of the subject
I'VE are perfectly convinced of The Justice Of The
mencan claim, and of The superior weight nhc!. attach
Is IN the American SIDE OF the Argument II is also a
permanent belief al onfs thai Oregon even beyond the
lary ninth pialle II latitude. must. s1aer or lier IN
the Irresistible progress u events bernf. PARTON Of
The I0Iied States. Hut 81 clear az 10 ihr
best method Of securing that end Var At the best IS
50 tnai, 81 perncifs 50 anlienncrlfic al expedpn:
iflngh Wilh Understandable mischief IL e commerce
The happiness. and The morals of nilpns and at The me-
lime would InHct such lf,erlrgabe disgrace upon na,
tous far advanced in the elements 81 civilization as
Tue United States and Foeand Tia we cannnl look Tor
"ard Ia lis pn,nble occurrence at any time without
and dread. Aud at this time and on This cues
lon, we have special easons for depecalog bluodshed
aud lemrty. The great questions ii Internal concern
nov agianr the Republic should like 10 SEE, hrnlnhi
to Al end N tine vi perfect peace, uadsturbed by the
distractions Of Iorelgn war,"
THIS voice IS echoed from the South by the "Chares>
Ton hertuiy,' which, although not in very good odonr
We believe, with he Administration pariy is neverhe.
less the orglr Ola large and inf rental body Of men In
the South. who elected Mr.. Polk aud 10 hose op;u.
ions he cannot be indifferent That paper says:
1--WE do moi believe that S,u ern statesmen are quite
prepared /" sacrifice The Whole Of their sCcIon
On such an ISSUE that they ready 10 maintain at a
eoSt oi Two million bales Of cotton per abnnn, thai we
nave clear and uffaesllunable tile u every foot Of
gtaUod IN territory which have consented Ia occu.
Fy IN romnnn win he uh"r claimant for twenty wears
AID The ownership of witch has been in DISPUTE eyer
since the cunnlry was disc Iyefed"
The 'Alrr0ry' touches upon a chord which cannot
fail to vIbrae throughout The Whole agricultural region
When Repression 81 Peace or War Is aniraed That
the manufacturer would be benefited by a war IS very
Obvious since by cutting III the foreign supply, it would
render the people entirely dependent upon lhrm-there-
by demonstrating, by the way, The ulil ly Of susainin,
then IN time OF peace. Ia the language Of a colempn-
nary, declaration oI war with England would be worth
more than dozen arns To them. But the arricoltn-
rlss would fare very differently Not only wonl the
iofel9n markets hf cotton b. eat Off but 81 lkpw Use
would it he for 'obarco, bread stnlls and provisions o
every kind. But We have mt room II pursue this
branch "r the snljtea bare glance AT which hnwey.
er. Is sufficient 10 show the deep interest we have in
preventing, If possible. interruption of the existiap
peace