Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

Every days developments tend 10 strenoihen tho
conviction thai President Polk has PLAYED a J,.lIo
game IN reference the Oregon qn,stian; and .vs,.o
are now rapidly hntrying to crisis from Which
NJ cannot escape. that will throw him in direct on,,
tion III one lAe oer Of The twu hostile seeti,s ,.
which The party that elevated him 10 The preii,, :;
now evidently divided Il had been sunni, .5 maj
The delivery Il Mr.. Haywu,d's tIoech a f,v da,s.,
hat he vas dncumi ronisnsy for the ..mhol 5t o..
g'n to the Russian llae. Ih1t speech beara all 10
mafhs OF seui>pllicla aununciaion of the p,as4o.,
ifne posou, rdueed general opinion th,f.i( NJ
Foh had ever intended 10 plant himself innexioy mao,
the line OF 30 iO, his purpose had undergone cl,p
ana that he was now wiling only to renew neoo,j,
ions, b II 10 comPfomise' upon The line Of 4go "
II Vas by NJ means ce,iam that Mr. IIaywo,a 81.
by antheuly;' especially the Nashino.oa I'm,
without expressly denying that he did So jnS,,,,,
very strongly that he not the ORGAN of In. p,;
drns sentiments. Il is now stated. houeve, he H..
" ash'n-ion correspondent of the Baltimore A.r.,.
as eeittta, that hessfs. flanagan Of Indian, nj
chis"n OF Mo had sonlh an interview with III p,a-.
DENT Tor The purpose Of having all doubt rein, vel
s'ole' and that the President f5revarned Of III, -.
answered them by pointing to has last 7nnntl .u,,s,,,,
MI fianaesan could obajn no authority l., s,v H.,
Ne Haywood had no spoken the Presidents ~ inor.
and 1t Is NJ" believed, therefore, that le is e,:rrntn
ed To connro Use upon lhe ~ degree Should ,re,>
~ he I9fmed On this bass, however. he IS already
Threatened nth 'he vengeance of that numerous zoal,
ana Influential portion OF The party led on by Ca.s Al.
zen aud lianuf2an, Who IN advance hypoihec,l,y de
h"uHce lin ds a ifatur IL his principles ans. IN ia
Fea4fs. his party Is strong mol only IN the W4si
o"i III The Noh aso--and @omethlng Of lis fry leu
'r nay may be inferred lrom the lcobnlral lan,o,,o
- Ut Ne" iolh Glob", ii The leading pr sses in IL
interest 'No ffrms ,cW iyyaniS" eAclalns tiptaper
an a6thehon--aO u1t tsctiaion-- old no ,fu,.
promise dW al he canaon's nt9oAi. J4o 10, uo. and
J"efeE Mi. fvIk cannm be lind, Of course 10 the
r'u's 'ha besfi Lin in this direction Boz sh9nLI he
q'al before the vialtnr- ot The threatened assault and
a-samc i> oeaer nlra ltsj,ion he cannot hut be lust
As well sare Hal aulfh aooaer direction. yawn,
at bis feet Il Mr.. Haywood was an authorised exno
nentoi lis ctin, uS if tn President assured III i; ~
urmao AID "lter >optheu >eraar-, of his rafY. tia,
he is 10 A'o'fsveane var, by rlsqu,hing a few
toodrrd Mills If barren aud nhosp'r4be cont f.,
which, @ha''yar may he ,ad 10 he eoulfs1,. cor re
is nal 'etar md uagac>liona6e," even lIu.hnl,a
better ue tbau thai st Greai BritaH-lc carno, INV
shrink lrem rbe consnnnaIion If his avowed plr use
y bnul mourning Mtir dtnuueialois AID d,ltruaftd
opqesIllen. II Is MOI hr US, who have always believed
Nj Polk be loo small fer The crisIs and Ir lie
office, loeA}Fss reeret at The uarDu0gie T. ii, On in
witch helas been hroWn by his d,aJlrdaal ~ r,r,.
" leave ii lar his renis stltY his conduct aid tn
fNtecale t'n nom inns unenvahIe dilemma. ta,y
'&e. NfNal! - II cl'tut il IL aoltic L. is -,
b'tstoHd 1Neeahl,o ardfLus without sacrifice oflle
"-l's NJ he he"r ii his ruoiff} attt tp rilany
"ar. FL tj'at hr shall nave eur tltants auo 10 HAT
cA'enr he sa,l hast ursor;or
Ite ltrlleaot iat iu>acnl and the ,iltcu.p:a NJ ;