Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
oREGoN-TnE ENGLISH PRESS.

We have had On file, Tor several days extracts from
the Eoes press, the subject Of tho Oregon dificul.
y; but scarcity o rum induces To substitute for then.
h- following glance 81 their tenor from the intelligent
correspondent OF the Boston Atlas.
LONDON. April 18th, 1916.
Since the departure Of the Gra, Western. on Sa,ur-
day last The political Mufld has b, en- enjoying the usual
Easter amn.emrns, aud no foreign Of Importance
interrupted he h'at,ly ol the week Ill he intelligence
IRON America, by the llib.rna, was received. This
intelligence Is viewed IN an uninyurable light, and has
had an uniayo;able effect busn,ss and the stuck
markets. In Tho absence OF important European news,
VIII attempt 10 give yoo ynoIsls II public opnion
urnn the nrlprure, as expressed In the leading
ARTICLES Of ilp leading day Joqnas. The T,mes of ,hs
10Th, coaends tina, the proceedings Of Congress- dawn
Ia the close"i March, have very nle of pacific char.
aelef and that lle purely negative. II Is lhis neg
alive character Of he proceedings that puzzles jmrnsl,
sis here; and. III degree, their true feel,
ings respecting the Oregon question. The Times con.
tsses tia, Nh Cahouns n'asiery ioactvly' policy
has made eonstrs-bui that tho indefinite proong atioa
Of the present convention would gn,amonnt to an a.
baudunmeni o Engands rights, or that II must Bev-
ably lead 10 hose collision IN The country. within M
distant per I'd. The termination oi The debate IN Con.
efess On The resolutions. the les considers |, Of Ile
mpornnce since It Ia evident thai II tie nuiice b. nnl
given, 'he British Cabinet III be- bound By the plain .
es' considerations o neres, aud duty give the notice
aud terminate the convention Tie Vi the Queen
oi England
Inc Times is unwilling to express either surprise or
dspeasure al Mr.. Folks declaration respecting an in
crease Of thu naval sad military force If ,bs LATED
States; "ior such increase has obv been .qued
since Mr. Polk aud his inv ediale Predecessor ad tp
ted line OF policy so we'll calculated To emhrJ Them
with ,kcr neplbus" but the propIseJ iurtra.e the
Times considers IL So trnp that II IA worse linn 10 do
nothing. The sumner the notice is given the better
ir both counlfee aud regret TINT did arrive by
this steamer hut the qucnces Of the notice. and.
sill mure The con eournc,s of any tu her
IN the negotiation are so importan, tint ,he American
senate IL do well 10 cons der that mari of The oueson
with candor aud IN partially" Tie Tunes nliudrs IL,
The state OF The relations brw cen The United Sts,es and
Mexico To Lord Cshcars sprrch AT the opepuo Of ,s
Canadian Legislature and concludes his article BY ury
I'M upon The mnIsisrs Of the British CrowD The necns.
siiy OF conduct 50 prompt and r,sule az Il, bring Tho
lule controversy about the Oregon 10 m toutubc and
honorable termination as lees is 10 be nprr hrnd,d from
action t,au lrom delay
The EIornlpp Chonele oC the If,b resnnblishe, ,be
American news received by the Hih.,nla with many
add tiunal extracts from tho papers and long letters
from three REGULAR cotespondrns II devote. no Less
Than w elve coums Ia American affairs lis leader 10
PLAYFUL rather than serious Il opens with pooona
lured alusion to the CT lhnnn policy and SAYS Mr. Cs.
boun ear vino his ppcpl.s aims, his "a in and that
his ,octrnes viii be The nnnp o,rabu he n. Va h,y
price for his pocy You lave already heard Mr..
Webster - say. the Chruncle II, Mr. { nIhoun Gas ot
ten Ms Sir Robert Peel has sIep, over Mr. Miles Gen
sss has been To Won what Lord (;eotpe Bru,inrk il IN
Mr. Gladstone, MIR. flanagan has already spoken,
within the short space of three weeks amos, 4. often NJ
Mr. Hume used To speak in a single mint, MI, Allen
ia d,,er,nin,a IN snenk "puiable even in your vic
,ory Won Gnle dreamed that in nutns IA The notice
sine die yon nut Of The debate nsp.n The Chroniclv
setou.ly believes that the realities of tho Oreyu oors-
un in It's present State are peaceful As II, the prcsi-
dents late Message the Chronicle considers that IL .,
general and indefniten
The Morning Post considers Mr.. Folks sssey tion.
tia, the notice 10 abpa,. the ,renty of 1897 cnnno bs
reoarJ,d by Great Btllan ms warl,kp measure n .
swecpng one. The Post regards II as 4, worlIkr me.,
sire and asks if ENGLAND is to be- buled into nm ,baud,n
mpnt Of the cnun,Ty7 ..W, think . saws Tho PCS,
'ths IL the Enolsh of il and the American mo 'Ths
wanlon wick,dnf $, and nnpuuc led pcv Of Democr..
cy have neye, been WINGED more than bv tho
recent dpnos IN the United Siatesn
The Daily news conf plains iha, every mail from A.
merica brings first peaceful. and Then war,ke pews
"rhus we have war fever raging when une mail copes
away The calm low tide of peace and co ppr ,nise
forms the news of the nexI. And we are scarcely d,,ns
with our cong raulatioos wbena fresh arrv.j b,ipcs
word of a terrific and unexpected ,eppestu last
week we were all a, peace. This week week we hear
Mr. Polk himself d4spatching very ws,ike messsce
To The Senate at least, mrsssgs insisting on the necrs
sy of very ake prepaaions and Wa hear Of greater
,c,u,tnna AMI mar, dp,rsssed nrces in Tho ,u.rev