Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-05

should be Disturbed by The cehtctng clalns ri great
naiions ffanre Will lake Thai no Violation shalt be
Committed ON The principles ni public law which Protect
On the seas the liberty and dignity vi International rra
tons. The old poscripya doctrines Of France On lie
neutral nights are. asyon know. directly In eunn ct
with iie bciigctent ptaiensons III Crest Britain. Il Is
not possible tlr follow Betrycr IN hp inprunus aud
effective assaults must al NJ. GuElts ppsltons lie
dlsspated The prctenecs equilibrium aud neutrality aud
ntonouneed Ministerial sahsetsency To the British Gnun
aud cabinet 10 bc hr true explanation 10 all that had
heen doue. and was now Vanished with als- or redo.
nlons glts'ei The premature DECLARATION he believed
!" M mesnt II encourage the Dnltsh and disprli the
Americans III the Oregon nrgo,lalan. Nothing could
be vehlufed hare hostile 10 the latter The beginning
ol The leaned neutrality IN he Of T.Saa wasaser.
safS hnd jealous aelnn, The continuance Ut II the
proclamation al passive system thought Ia be- injurious
aud the only practicable mischief. Tor one ,magned
thai Fmhee could he forced or betrayed into hostile 80
alltion with England against the Dated States aYuuf
neutrality. exclaimed the crater, "haa the deiesahe
character /, Is no French and yon demonstrate tins b,
your very words by all Your special reasol,sn lie
spoke Tor an hour and half nore alter iull pspara-
lon MI Gnls't fought his battle with his usual lnrrp
ids. lie affirmed thar there were people both IN En.
gland ntd America. ho represented Ia and The other
country that France would side with una ar the niler
that he wished 10 belle and defeat this allegaon he
therefore proclaimed NJ his plan of neutrality.
lie Government al England dcsifes 10 maintain peace
WIN The United States, sincerely desires this Tor
good roasons aud AIN convinced that II will do all /.
AT MINOR VIII allow, 10 preserve peace lhus there Is no
great necessity to press (pcsel) the English Govern
'nenl To determine II 10 reaoe II Is decided already To
The lmita OF It's honot The case h not utoueiher the
same IN tho United States. There you have great
purity powerful, active, nusy that dues not sh prace
which urges war. and pfoealms VAR BY The side OF
ms pnay there IA another, very respectable. powerful
also. thai dese peace This dsrudance exiais even IN
The h"son OF the ruling parry Even IN the Democrat
c party there are advocates oi peace. and advocates Of
"af ~ not hesitate Ia ayuw that have aimed, by
lhe announcement al onr neutral policy lend strength,
Ia The friends peace IN America. persuaded that
peace is desirable Tor both countries | sincerely desire
II myself. meant To s,reng hen the prnre parry, 10
ennbc that pnfiy 10 ai that The other mus, moi count
'on dragging France into the quarrel" Mr Gu1A aJ-
drd that. IN The event of war, the old maslms cons
sianly ptoiessed by France, and nalnaiGed respecting
the irecdom OF the and neutral rights would be
abandoned. France would adhere her doctrines. Ga
lhis head the Kings Government was ns deeird n. the
honorable Mr. Berger could himself be. The amend
meni was nceaved, as useless by large mai r'iy; the
Conflict Is 10 he resumed another amendment aud NJ
DE lucq evle VIII finish the task ol Berger.