Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02
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that The ldea.
tNlahy voices "i'act ou. back out that's i,.,o "a
hnRh' IN whieh Mr.. AoAns seen ye,y heartily Il,
lrn)
MI :. said thai when he heard such langu,oe ron,
lh1 Venerable g"ni he tnote believed thaI jams
h Pok wonld ever agct that question linn mar
he Would beve his light ara cut of, his head severed
ihm his bhly, Nalhing eoiId Then have made him bo
Love hat HE bis clnire should evpr dece,ya Tho
American reore on this qnrstIon Mr. s. wanld have
'thnitd ls ALL oil, he meant o. earthly character
lie thought that MI Polk would have bepn The yery
H'' man IA Tie iallrd States To back from The 10.
slion lie lad mken-nut indeed was he vet fully adyI.
Ell mat Nj. FOX had hacied ont. Let that BIZ n,
II night there had been hind ul kim uui sopen her,
and hN snmehudy. He had hren told that when M,
al' ltaiy was sem dto The Senate. it was sent with
lel' lhfn the President protesting against It's terms n
hat "as 'too The fnsden,, far did tp..i aud !,
MI - opn'on, the first irg The Senate QUO 10 have
dahe WI sa Ia speak) throw The treaty back in ha
lace ii the Brush Minister.
! NJ S.alain sud thai he stood nav where he siood
" "s'' I've was n ele'ly convinced al ibis day AZ ha
N h'd heen laatont ile 10 The Whole oi Oregon was
"etaf and unqacsnnahlr and that IL had been ,s,nh
Ishfd by 'nf'lmgaale facts and Arguments" This
Vas one ehlt question mude in he election canvass-
MI = had 81 argued IN The stump aud his cons ituens
"a' o'comf Thoroughly convinced of the iac Bul how
sood The case nav lhongh lhc territory was clearly
ours. u had been basply cowatdlv rnominiopsly md
pnsIlan@ooslyl surrendered. Who did this was a mai.
' on which they might possibly differ and il WINS not for
hun 10 ln1nlre lie did ni know. The veil OF secrecy
he 10 ascertain atty thug about il. bnt We knew tbe
E'"i'i Ha'at'S 81 The treaty which was said 10 have
ut" "'of' ana Is was matter IN which Mr.. ). lei
as he well mllh peculiarly sensitive; aud those who
naa bt'u CONCERNED III lhlafarsaellun would due time
mud that The goat Neai le too This was The first
and "ny important aud lending measure lie Wesl had
o''"2hi hfie t. be acted ON; II was. comparatively, tho
oas great public question that they had near h,r b,,u.
aud how had they been treated Had they mol had
teh IN expect that the question would be- carried Ia ll}
we could have taken roSs'ssnn ot Oregon and d.ied
The htmles OF the world 10 dspossets Of our right
ttAbe aud ttegun had been associated the canvass
The Democratic parry had gone Tor both. but no sooner
hdd Ne nun phanflv carlcd the annexation OF Texas
linn The South turned found upon them aud told ,heir
western associates tntheei We hive got Texas, and
~" suu may help yourselves Duplelly Of tins sort
might ans~ ef ief Il ime bat day Was coming when
,ue VOICE oi The West and the Nonh would be heard
Mt y regretted To speak of the South while such deed
a'uod upon recent but there stood The fact aud he could
not fhaogeli.
" = had naw. however, put f'e whue question ont
~ GU power. II had gone from Tia siren song of
drre' had iully answered lis purpose They had been
urged, and 0grd from hph quarters To pass the notice
II modified hfn, hccanse better Than no notice
ut hIl HAT vas The aumrnt Urged and under II the
norr was 2ass'd. and e,el ol HE strongest fy.
hun hdlhs Tad waited Tor in its diluted lofm. Mr. s.
hnd not aud he lad of it, He oit thai he stood ON
lga and elevated postum aud he was well convinced
lhai The American people would Judge upon The mat.
let lhey were people who knew heir rights and
Nhn Nnuid stand up for them the last dup OF their
hIaod md tie last dollar IN 1heif purse.
H." eo'l1he hslioo nowl by assuming firm and
t0rfghc position 've had annexed Texas 1, ,lo Union
ana 'ut" lhat annexation had grown the present var
II VAS war brought upon us. ms he believed by our
o"n Just net. Cur army had been fighting there for a
lhif 4iiiPo ond between the MYERS Nueces and RIO
h'ahda Ga thai subject we could be very Jealous aud
very inn aud IN lhts quarrel The Government, rather
Than surrender IN inch ltfory that rlghlully beon-
eod Ia ~, "aa rcady 10 - war. Nh = weai for the
"af; 10 USE Weaen phrase, he had "gone IL with n
In'h lie had y"t,d men aud money without question