Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

~. nj accHpyny tho terfitHy 1ln ch1irn1H NJ ta1t
rsnnliiee tonk hiyns- ground. snd wiihnu assigning
hts al s,d bssly AMI distinctly that England med
aied occupation at The county, and lhsl We ought 60
IA this msssnre in prsr In prevent It. b., tho Pres
dent hims II des no, put It up,n this ground lie does
nj msks this charge. H. SAYS. IT DO not grant
these SUPPLIES, Ing land may-fH will speak N the
singular nnnber-or, the probability H. that she may
rant these supplies and that after granting these sup
pies. she uay-there Is srangrr expression usrd-
mqq tm1taly her dominion and s1verelgny over
Nueaiaa THIS IS the utmost charge made by the Fros
den..
Now the question ariscs,-sunposn this contingency
my possibly happen. w9tit baI the ca within the
declaration inst qrslsii Mt all-EnIlsna d,,s ns
isterp SO as hostile power. She pes on
riess uca'an. She comes DULY 10 sid-o rescue the
pc ,ple Of iucltan fpm externlnalon and eyp,ln by
the Indians. according the statement The President
himself Agate suppose England dives assert her =
egniy. DOES thst hing the within the dcclaisn?
Dot at all r the decarale1 Is directed against attempts
change the government against the will of The govern
fneni. But IN this ha tender of sovereignty IS vol
UNFAIRLY made the part IF Yncatan. The acceptance
may he ahIrc.el to- aud II may be cpncnd'd that We
onnlr' no, IN allow that Bur waive that for the pres
ant. | assert, slh Ut possibility Of contradiction. that
the case even tl'7h dnos not within the l"l1ra
lion. Tie rsstant himself gives strong Indications that
that IF hs only fears. although he cites Tins declaration,
hs daes sly word IA regard toI when he come,
10 make his Recommendations. lie rails upon Congress
l. pfevent ineatan from BRING wat'-t colony tn some
flqeign power. Ihi' shuws what n>ts he rratrs
ms Recommendations Il Is upon the declaration IL the
saue message * Mr. Monroe. IN cnti.oly different
suAecf ts decia1tian that The continents ui America
lzsIng RED then freedom and Sustained H. viii not
hereafter be cnsidered hy rs ihr subject nf roouza
finn by alY European p1"p' II IS nPtn that the Pros,
LA. b4ses his nendatlans i tsca'e II ucat1n
ten compromised ~ tho de sraloa2 expect IN show
hat II lass mol With us As much certainly II has
zen established 4kai does come within the FIRST dec
Itraiiul.
In wdsi "rltbi11lias" h,sa specific meaning .-
Il ihe es,ahlishmn, II seirnrn hy em'ttariS
fgu the paest ennafry. IN territory either unnlhuci
- from whea TN shtaitsats hage ',asa raftpy cx-
lcod TINS a eass n that chatar'er Bot here.
nay be prbpef 1rder and.7.aaa the fIee VI my
argument. = history Il The 1gtf declaration Of
hif Ns,nnb@ {, eteN out At circumstances alt1gehcr
iif---nt IL that Tim thsfe question between
tireai Basa and ne tailel Sat, On ono eida and
= ass The o'hsr Al ihfrr claimed settlements on
I.s rsr.tsesf p,rilon ui this continent Great Britain
- ! Ives having c,nmpn Interest IN keeping Rus
fsr asfta - possible. the hr.ncT applied the
ri'~ States ~ cooperation. Iha' h'raine the sub
-; ~ elaboration 81 he samn sesun - CONGRESS when
ire message was communicated containing the dcrlara
whieh sneh frequent reference has boon m,dc:
and II reference thst this additional declaration
made. Il was sal l. be proper opportunity 10
make It. And the drelaraiiau nade It had refer
specially to that sn'geci al Tho tuiweslern sttle
iacnt and the nihrr portions OF the continent were
nf spne sFtlensnts in Sunhan. Mlrrabo and therra
.,Dont, had passed MO indcrendanl hands
Now. having stated the history oi thcsc transactions
cnniend tina, the word "clonts1ton,n dnr3 not appy
10 the Of Nucatau. That i the Of surrendered
.ayareigniy people already hrfe-a peoplo who
ave tendetea II, and II accepted freely accepted IN the
thef side. Does that possess any analogy ''c,,n4,
fiooiF ~ II IA the case ofa priyincn, usc the
aqPnrnatr totm that Great Britain emroys, it would
aeeome a ''possrSssn' If Great Britain province
You Ylease. hut MT c,ony, When the char nan Of
lie committee on fofegn Relations addressed the Son
axe a lew days SINCE he related a conversation which
DE had with Mr. Adams, IN reference 10 this dccara
sad according Ia his statement, if heard him Alright
md he he correctly reported. Mr. Adams in applying
jig esruvtfions Ia tbs whole of the declarations eta
I'D thai all originated with himsrR apd Was nnkn wn
The n,hrl members Of the cablnn until hoy betAme
ihe suhec, Of celebration In cabinet cou Gil Ihorc
'ainy must Nc msiake either the part Of Mr. Adams
q the Of Tho chairman Of The committee Foreign Re
i'ipns. AZ 10 tho FIRST of those decaratnus The his
iiry of the Transaction the Senator will perceive he
examine the d cuments shows distinctly that the sub
lsci came through Mr. Rush originating nat with Mr.
sians hut Canning, and first presented in the form
81 proposition lron England | reoiIlect a. d s:ie,t
" as do any event u my life. that all the papers in
ss'nntchon with this SUBJECT. Submitted 10 the
menb,rs beinfe the cabinet met, and were duly con
siderei. Mr. Adams IN speaking of the whole as ono
must have regarded the other declaration relative To
colonization. and as respects that. his memory doe. not
inter much from nine. NV memory goes lI,le far
ther fhsn his. lie, Appears seemed to intimate that
j became subject Vi cabinet deberaiion Ny impress
lion Is, that II never did ! stated when the Ore
g'n question was before the Scnae-I stated il in or
der that Mr. adsmssnlghi have an opportunity of de
lying II, ar asserting the real state of the fact H.,
teaaaed sleut and presume that my statement is cor
rect Inst declaration was inserted after the cabinet
"ebeatlan. Il originated believe, as has been sta
'ed, with Mr. Adams. and il is IN my opinon ow inc
to the fact. That that declaration made wtlh the
probation and ceaTness with which the two former de
clarailons male Il declares that these continents
lave asserted and ma;n'aned their freedom aud ndppn
deaee; and ATE no lonaer SUBJECT courzan by any
hufapean pawer. lts declaration no. slrry a,r,l-
sfie. Taken whole, these continents had not as
ferie'i arf maintained their independence Grra, Brit
ain had larger portion oi the contlneni IN her possession
'lan the nted States Russia had considerable p,r
ton o IL and other powers possessed some portions ON
ihe southern coast The declaration wss br adler than
liz fact and exhibits preeplanry and want of due fcrc,
ion. B'sldes, there VAS Improperly in ii when Ia
len IN conjunction with the Turner declaraio speak
not IN the language of censue do nlt desire 10 censrr
bgi IN the two idrme declarations acted in concpr,
ia England. on proposition comlag from hcrsrf-a
deposition Of the utmost magnitude. aud which we felt
II The time II BE essentially conqecld with our pe,cc
and slt"y and it dre thar declaration should
&c strictly IN accordance with BRUSH feeling AS we re
piled upon her. Oar power then was mol what il is now
Nbe had not Only abou. SIX seven films Of people
scattered, and without such means Of communication Il,
we low Possess to bring together in short period OF
TINE The decaral-, with respect to colonization struck
~ England as well Russia. Il gave offence to Eng
iied IL offended her 10 such that she refused
- Cooperate with US IN settling the Russian question
WOW, will venture to say that IL that declaration had