Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
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and the salty oi modern free II will not be the
United States ahlch will give 10 This salurary and
snbIline ianh painful denial
Lengthy Ms this nbstfac, II NJ, Gai1n's speech IL,
you Will. duuhi moi, fluid ,um iur u. The Speech in
fulh Is ii great importance. IL Is the formal and de.
braie reply ol The cb.i of the government VI the Uni
led States. II IL, t.keh altogether. most prhnby ve-
~ Different reply 10 whal Mr.. polk calculated upon. II
Is as high aud Liiy firm and AZ derded his own
acssage, though Expressed 10 nure and more
sislesnlanlkr language. To Mr Folks eensnrc VI
'ahee IN The IeNas affair. replies by jn.hca,Mn Of
The policy pursued To Mr. Folks d,e,loe that no Eu-
for,an power as the ah, 10 cseni any influence ON
the North Anefican etilincni, u caves lat contradc-
'ion ana ADDS i'al fratee, as furnIenn roMer has
we e9h,, ana, wha' Is moe, WIZ .Aerclseii, MI,
ON oee'sta ION mat me uerd STATES VIII ho' pe we
any u' any European I''"et-- VIII man'am pohcyo'
se' h'p'fas ~ my contest nr'"seh rhfoPran poWfs
-" 'eP'hs 'De II Su hu', u ynn VIII MI oe our III
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NJ opposition party, on me contrary, are excessively
u'os"'' "e' Wi'' ~ i"y say 'na N "o'"'ns ,ees
'"" ""'' '"s'e "" W f '",''o,a a''''"ee-a o''
wa" "r''e WI" 'n'' oa'ufai "ii'.s' anu "e" P'eco
10 me Discussion on he address ~ the Chambtr OF
''''t"'' '"' ,"''." 'lhhs iH texas nave Hhfw'se
,o'' ~ WI eou u'o' VI 'osel'a'ep' iney "tie hfs'
o"oe", o'"afu W 10 ''A 'ison 'ha' NJ ihiers'
rht o'"ne " 'hc opposition sections o' Tue ehampef--
mo Vi The noa .b9at aiaors aud most emh.hi sa'es-
lncn oi NV country, and formerly minister v ioresh AZ
hirs- Ills speech VIII oe tund under NE mead oil
The French LEGISLATURE N our thrd roge-lie Oh
served thai appeared 10 him FROM the remarks IA lhe
Presidents message. hai the u States were dissatisfied
wnh the Texas altar, aud thereby ,ti,nded The United
States by lie attitude lhey had taken they had rem
deed II impossible for he ts,d Snlts 10 consent IN
allow them 10 arbllfae on the Oregon qarsl'nn. They
had thrtehy rpnned great iaulla great injustice
III The United Safes and endangered the peace Of
The world This speech, which remarkable t,t lie
eloquence, creaied immense sensation in tho Cham
ber NJ. Gnxd replied 10 IL consider able length, Ills
reply viii BIZ found IN anutler column.
To these copiuus suumaries ui the sprerles OF Tho
French minister aud his preat rivnl il il OF necessary
10 add any hing. They set firth fully ,he luhlic opn-
iBu uI rnuttfy. The op,nuns the press arc also
II, accordance III hrm--,hp npp s on journals repen,-
Ing nd onlaruhu on The posilidn taken by NJ Thers-
Tie ministerial ennten.lnp Tor hlse of NJ Eus It, But.
no,u slahdnp the lengthy discussions which have la
ken place IN our legislature on American matters il nut
toi be supposed that We shall hpnr no mne of hen,--
Apnn ANA npain viii they ~ Brought orw ard b. indie
prudent members This very day, for exampc, an a.
dmenl is under discussion in The Deputies 10 The
feet ihnt in the event u war bttween Enrtnnd and A.
rfico France viii see that no injury b. dvne To "ihu
principles uf public night " hrh on The seas the liberty
AID dignity Of international reaiiuns /" But no matter
fow oiien American matters may be discussed and no
matter how ,eely The uppusliiin NAV condemn the
government 1t is moi likely tha, any change will take
place IN the attitude and language VI the cabinet
On the Oruon quest ION the ne spapers have for tho
most part cnfded Themselves 10 the npnducilon Of the
news from America, and the remarks thereon II the
English press--Ilpre general opiniun appears 10
he Thai there III he NJ war. The P,ese says clearly
hat la. no doubt ut all HAT Enp land ull evenuay
give In to MI the apmants af The TIMED States govern
neni; and The republican n wsmpers say that il shr
dues nu du so IN quick iipe the Americans viii uive her
sound dubblnp The more serious aud inporlant iuts
nails howeser think thai ENGLAND is mi DISMISSED 10
pivr m and Though very reluclani 10 fuht; that she
would rather have " NJ Than abandon her rights They
think her friendly aud conciliang language Is proof
Ina, she has 10 intention 10 be bued aud then SAY that
her preparation shows very clearly that such Is
really her lneniion. Among r,fl ciIng people the I'm
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