Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02


nov made compn,o'isc7 \ laugh A Senator Of The
aeo States had lral observed HAT wefr giving
sway Eng and rart Il our Own seil. which Eug and
had never elalnea but Whir she had sdtn I'd he
reary and nnearsti1fsbls aafs isdef ell llesr CIR
.sumsfsnces he would leave every ta iause
to say ahehr7 he Was mi jlsHird tins rev and
wonld'sol he justified etere higher lfblaa pr voting
for our rights In Oregon up 10 sic 40
And he understood thai there was \ proposition
for arbitration. Il was publicly rumufed thal medal
had stepped IN between and Nexeaa nrlphhu,.
AMI whn this arbitrator None oilrr lhannld Fn
gland herself thai very paver OF whom had already
nld we would M, receive arbitrator. Mr. : belfey
I'd thai The proposition would be arceded 10 ani ii It
should be-. what wunld be- The prabahlr result Should
receive California Is a Zee Tor lhiInl The afs 1T
The Sanihl NJ. 1.-The mifler va, ell 10 Engiind M
doubt she would say that We might % Tar ile
rr Nunccs and that The ui the Country hean.ed
hlexcn. This was The sort ui compfolnise We nght
Expect her In recommend. Ii the question pul
the West 10 The North inch 81 territory would
he given up lying north ri hue running due west from
the mouth al the Rio Grande. But England had strong
'inieres, in this question. II said thar she held
mortgage on Callionia and she was therefore parry
interested, and most unf 10 be ubllfstor.
The moment the news went 10 Eagland Of war be
tween US and Mexca size immediately sent frnrh
fleet INTO The Gull oi Mexico She made France hsf Gals
p,w and sent the Fnuch fl 81 II make believe that
France was about 10 take hand the aitf IL he
while Engand herself ordered imaiens hae into the
preventing
nv US on Monterey. She presented her naval power Ia
that ocean t. deter Us nm taking Any step thai should
secure 10 u the possession OF California 1 England
did but know the character ct this Government aud buw
dreaduly It si"od IN ave OF her novf she nght ash
what SHE pcased aid u would be- given But not ia
regard 10 poor mbcr.le distracted AtNcu W hrn d,a
ing with her, could uo marh ihth # yi.ld,og
M an inch. We mus take every hing by fytre
But when question ot territory made VIII Great
Britain. We Trlfeaed like whipped >panlels Il Sire on
understood tFf s5rg .lt, nod
nnly send lcw armed vessels make drmunslti.
ilon,' aud w dare do nothing We the dc encr,
ate suns II Noble sIfes \ laugh 6entemen might
lauc h. but It true Why IA The very infancy of
the Republic. "hen had ont thfec mluns al people
were enr fathers afraid Of htR Ear from II. 1bet
hurled defiance ~ her arf, appealed the Cd u bat
ties, and stord II ihe.f n23s Aa,a. hen thu L. pub
JIG had reached lis beybed and strength was vel hu
IN III etslle, auackrd her again Did We yield
tamely 10 her usUrpelI and sulh} NJ. NJ s1oher
was single Amereat seized ant mpr9s ned, hnn nion
and money We're insta lily rsced the disposal he
6overnment and We began lhe war Where was that
SPIRIT now2 Wha did te speak bat the ruth when be
said We were degenerate sons Of brave and noble srs
Did they claln 10 be Denncas Who euull thus sucrnnb
10 po~fr Nhen bully ol great rhy seal oe ca,ne IN,
10 crowd. towards yielded before HIM hrcanse III his
great strength, but ol cuufagc nrfe The less
willing 10 yield ca hat very account. Nas thts lhe
spirit We manifested between Englan on HE ane hand
and Mckee on lLc abe} Let cat,srenr. an4u.f Mr.
; said II woud br Lar 1nautaous 10 Us IT, weld
10 Mexico IN her weak and distracted ccndon than Il
she was strong nation Ike Eaa land. " ausht Ia
yield more lo her tam Great knalH aud the conlrl.
~ course WAS The COURSE ct a coward NeNIcn was not
our ancient cnemy. Great Bualn ever had been Sue
hao ever fndtaRoted Ia check gr9 nh Ia the
OF her power. She was eneHy sui. and " atehcd
with jealous eye the ui uur p1Nct aud thr
spread ot our republican principles l. was her interest
ard her policy 10 desttay aud cripple our advarrr aud
yet We had surrendered Ia lar TERRITORY IN which In lund
an empire W had made her nelg hbut ON TIM Pa
a. n TN Al
hef, as Il Mrte, rs ahc III family lad she bcc9
ff'Ven out ON The possession al tins constituent she
ought 10 have been, sae would MI now br IA n,s.ss,1
oil The means II cufple US. lhis Government paid
vast amount ii money every year Ia keep The ndlirs
quiet Bni We had now plyrn m half territory Ia IA
gland as II on purpose 10 furnish her with The means oil
fostering tie anmusy at the savages towards Us The
poison which BRUSH agrnis were continually noouna
into The Indian mind. enSl hr lued States Two mi
lions OF dniiafs annually 10 coGpraei Is effects lel
now We bad fixed her forever IN then immediate vIcn,
ity.
MI ; presumed he was understood IN whit he had
ta'o lie had his lrars The President had sent mp 10
The Senate any recommendation OF his against the late
treaty. " such the fact then L, HAT extent Mr.
= was neither hls supporter apulaplst Ga the
contrary, ne entered his solemn protest against HE lnrse
he had pursued. bat A. when ile facts WIN, kau,n
they turned nui To be such + excuse bIn, Nj. y
would be The very first man TO do TIM Justice But he
greatly feared that lac should be attic Il, Justify the
Presidens conSe. as he desired d. before h, cons.
uens.
MI ) could not see bow hi, Wig friends could say
fhai The Democrats dough aces DUNG IN,
viii OF The South, aud Ieuiag The West sufl.r Dad
u lie IN their mouth 10 talk ab,ni d,4phtares He
merely mentioned tins bin his friends lie knr,,
fhe'e were among them some honuf1be exceptions and
he was glad oir.