Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05
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From lie o'1oTond,m # hs National Intelligence
NV YoRK. January 20, 1916.
| The most material taei. IN The late foreign news. Il
shhh aitsian has beeD difec ed. Is the recommends
lion Of the Times ihst The negotiation lie forthwith re-
"iFned by The Brush Minister Offering Ia our Govern
n'rni The Il Of settlement win Mr. GalIalln ofeel
10 Grrai Buain. aud which she rejected.
The ffsf question which pfesrns itself to The nqur
IN, mind y. ave tbs editors Of that paper directly 81
indirectly. cpnsued advised win any of The leading
Trends OF the Ministry before giving currency 10 the sug
g'si"hf Or - mere Tab To lie whale without al
ib"ry or enun,nan from :h A. tn piatI2 Ga the an
swrf I" this question much may depend
AN sfon2ly inclined To believe, considering the po
s''in and eeofral pulley o The iimes. tbs, II vsuld
not. without encouragement from some nuhot!z.d quar-,
Ter, sn22ftl such course # p,lcy Bu', wheher en-
euhfs2"d ~ not. continue To- think thai SIR heu Peel
WIZ move viii great caution and debsrainn. n Eng
aud as well as m tbs country the powers thai be rare.
y make any great movement without frs agcerainng
AZ 'af as practicable. what is public sentiment We Ia
DR. under very erroneous impression when We suppDsa
'n'' 'he bflHh Oorernment nniiarmly disregard and
are MT Influenced by the wishes aud lee lnps Of cir
people On the present occasion. In my opinion, the
Ministry VIII b" governed nv The fact Does does 1t
not neti the wishes oi The Brush people that further
aitrini al negnlllign with the American Government
should DO u.ade2
u these views are well>funded. wlal is the probable
pollfy which VIII be- adopted hv the new British Nus
tJi | tbnk Sir Rpberl viii p,ps. 10 ASCERTAIN what
influence. or faihrr what Effect The suggestion Of the
f"r' hasnp the community. Perhaps heu.ay go ~
lar as to panse unl he hears from HE United States
~" nus hasernment receives IT, In Short. think If
lie Indications Of The British people lead The Premier To
conclude thai the proposition vii strengthen The Admin
iSlfation II vii be made But if otherwise the SUI.
gts0n viii mol h. adopted
Ana nav. ~ the PRESENT state 0f affairs What ia the
'fur policy faf Mr.. Polk IL purrue having 10 view the
feace and prosperity m The countr2 Ought TIE not su
lar ~ his advice viii have an infaencr Ia dl,eonnte.
hh'e all HUSTLE measures 10 aid suppfessns all pre-.
ndlcr aud asson aud Ia look exclusively To HE bapp
ness ana romort 1t The American peope--o be The PIE
sidcnl OF the people and not If pariy7 This is the
s' opportunity that MIR. Polk has had be has been
President o' aeqnr ne fame based upon +, undaoi firm
a. hdatnah'-ihe g"od al his native land.
And VIM should be The policy Of the Wing rarty2
hry should stand by and hold asi to their principles
support all pachc measures matter run quarter they
nay c"i'e --ftpndlaie all doubtful propositions aud exprr
mfh's' whether originating wijh friends Ut lues-scorn
"y rejecting all hostile urnposiiions whether openly
made ~ heanly attempted from behnd a ma.k-man
"ilJ awning themselves the champions Of peace 10
latdI SIS oi loohoJ or plumber which war ay Afford
hem.