Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

ter They have AZ the veal h. and einiFase nfafiy aa
ahe intelligence Il the and ilrlf asr'nency.
/, nv opininn a.ponds the future rngrrSs n lncatan.
H. Is me they very elevated ~ icI sruiRerafs
nor very well informed political sntecs aai Thy az
far better iaflned and far elevated ~ sentiment
ahAn the Inlsn Tls>bly be. II nsr csn ns'a
ihenis ives. hcre Is some harr tii7t hpeatan nay
90 iaruard tha intelligence may iRreas', aad dat ct
fuinte day. they my he prepared 4 l'"'k if
bsher position than n present. u ae White fsr. be
.Yfrshrnwn, an Indian authority established There WI
ses directly opposite tendency despite gascrnncnt.
IKE that # Harii viii " esfab ishod. P,Nhsps espa
sle man may he elevated 10 power. and mny govern t
eraliy well. hu; il IA nshiedly follow the caufs' 4
Hayu Is direction will be down. unIii II 'ne dwn
IN the vcry hsiau. and end IN savage state If s'coiY
Bot If ihcre are powerful considerations Why should
interfere far could with pflsty, ihare
" powerful Why NE shuald sr with gwIt cauton
Tire cause # Yncaau does Mt sand alone. All the
,auses If apprehension existing there are operating IA
III patii5as = tks continent su'h dt US including Mex
s-c down hn eastern side # the Andes 81 }lon1s
hvrcs and me south side 10 Chit; at. every one
are in crest dznrer ofialling tl III, condition which
incafzu IS row lilac i. The history Il al has hrcn +
oss zza.e The White and mixed faces led ia casting
m she vakt that male them Provinces. 1hty, e'rry
where olaystrd tho Indian Ia an equality with
themselves. Il vas DOM mesi mffud#aly and conveys
\ lean lesson. The Indians oisya'3 politically i
hni hc counter error committed ua tlcyanuI thcu
,ivilly To hfir uuu leyd. While tlel laYe them the
power o( voling-the highest political P7wct-lhey
lmpasel lax upon them exclusively + mus' anrr"us
scharastct So u throw the whpu huf5,n dMGpatug
fhe government npn Them. Ii lhc eflcr bad been re=
0ersrd-if Ihry had gwen hem all evil rights. AID
deal; on Ia iA'm mote spatHsy political nels. tlr'a
ting lie NOR intelligent, and spreading the basis as tn
intelligence II hr Indian population urfeased.a very dl
Great result might have taken place. Al tlnSr South
American states canS 81 81 he same population whites,
1niXel and indians There isn,t nunenu. Ahean pop
,laian Al VI. | Gaf, be su' Iseled oac mel
ancboly ae. AID be o'crlhtawni in spie 81 all that We
may DO But trust that i1uay he ulhcrwIS" TIL
magnitude el tbs SUBJECT, however, shud teach us
cat ton. Whatever ~ drin this sci prcce
den, affirm principle and every uue ku4As the
force u grecelruls and asserted principles npln popu
1ation like that u sur country. VIII yuu hasc repeat
1t in all Other case Yes. Even noN are engaged
IN every way similar Il Is n war helNcea faces
substantially. How II may end know not t,uata
inala has glne through the process. She already IN
der Indian authority. nan a remarkable charac,cr
is said, Is 4, The head Il The governments ho do,
well IN his limo. but how they to manage after
wards, who tell? Look the case Aro ~ e. de L,fc
IA all those cases that we t. aiefPiao Nv ~ c.
e mans if need he-tlai shall become invested IN
file of al ibesr cpnn'rosl Should We sci such
precedent NJ. The ff, duly u evtty nation is Ia
isclfsnd that Is the pre- cmnony with he ntcd
satts. They awc a high dug 10 themselves. To
pursue liEc q! policy that viii secure hrte 1c aud
lie stat'Ss u her great pol iira s,scm will be- 81
il4@l''y more service 10 mankind, than the
ng The ascculen II the white rarc IN the southern
portion Of this continent Bli IT INSTEAD oi PURSUING hat
zf,e policy. such be cotrrcd up,n as thai re
in the message II he Prcsia,n. t,ar that
3 foucr OF a,e the ruins OF or government viii be ad
dcl 10 these which have fallen wlnln the last few
months. Bot whc sec the greatest reason fr cau'v,n
think that th.s government upon al ocrastlus. ,"dh
"a Use encouragement and su>fenance. lat IL can
with sa"il. 10 the asrenGenry II ihr Intelligent
that ought 10 be the gusia9u Of The ct ziD4n m
Errs. u-a l"riy Of this cuau i'll til So ptrlians II
n Where ihfy are exposed 10 the n,ps danger. will
no say thai IN no should W. ever eive them nil
4tdry aid. but h'fe b. which Will JUSTLY that
II mpsi be al Extraordinary une. standing NJ NJ It's
inrlsic merits, and Mt governed y general rule.
have sail lhal iflhs he caso If war b,twcrn rae
Ill the White race be not responsible for 1T they have
ieen patriotic and eonrn ,eans in their own defence il
would present strong appeal 10 my Il humanity
isn war II rares have csamincl the casr " nh .
all The lights before me- aud shall safe the conclusion
a"w hrh have arrived. It's war, substantially b.
1ieye war IT races. bni lhc beginning II
sccms tina; from tho brginung cfbs Government, 81 Yu-
caian, there have been violent fclions There was n
disposition en the p1 Of one OF The eons To call in the
7id Oh the Indians and in order obtain their aid as vo
i'iS eTiain PROMISES were made totlom. which have
no heon fulfilled. promise was made n rctcvc thv
Indians from the capiiaton tax-a great and enormous
bs'ien which process them 10 the earth The present.
conflict originated immediately, il is said in this wise
IN the contest fr power between Mendez and ,arach
no. The paflisans Il the former, who principally
~ut oamachy, made proposals to The Indians reduce
the capiaun ss. Mrndcz in consequence Of these over
lures obtslncd The aid q the Indians and was elected GOV
enor bat when he got ntu power he did fulfil the
obligations which had been assumed Instead Il rene
sing the taxes. he forced their collection rirlly
which produced disturbance Il serns farther
4of this is IN inference rather than sia,ement-hat the
question OF the war between the United States and Mex
lco entered ino the qnarrcls. ana that Bafachno lean
cd 20 The shIv * Mexico, while Mcnrz took the side Of
ncu'rallty which 7roTaadea'cd. It would also seem
anal the infnn orpsitous nj FIRST feeble and in the midst
81 The conflicts Of the coniendinc facuns NEGLECTED
grew Gsu eaeahr al length 50 important aud threatening
rs 20 eteanon alarm and CONSERVATION. There al
most M display whatever N nrRsea an the part of the
white population and very little cviione, # patriotism
Throughout the whole affair All this tends v,ry much
TO HINT my sympaihes Were the caSc con6led 10 the
snhh population should not have particle of sympathy
sbui @ere are helpless women and children and liny
@ooe excite d.sre on the vt humanity 10 inter
Aere may add. that even there some inf fn,aon
aducing ile belief that is altogether war II races
9Tfacno IS now In power and such has been the viz
9ehce o acn that large portion Of the forces Of Men
Hez had Withdrawn from the army on the cbanrr of the
governments and w:ll state in this ennnexlnn what per
maps should should have been said before that the n,r
iigenee brought by late arrival al f.sw Orleans estah
,sfs Fynad all controversy, that England has not been
implicated IN iae aiiar tappears that even the Brit
iSl sfueinep at the Bah1e Is threatened by Indians
That she gssi epted cty ROT more than one bnlrrd
Hes distant from fhat setGemest--aGd that a dispatch
iaa been sent for additional ifnuSs irons 5amara All
heSe approximations OF an attack had resntod from the
brush settlement having down few vessel. 80 the
coast OF ncaan, TO pick up the miserable hgttiYes ii
'heIe had been any suspicion the conduct Of that
seNolHeh BRUSH subjects In that anal tb.e C,,