Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21

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The unders-t,d Secretary Ut Nt'e, ls been directed
~ ~ President f le United Sales r. make TO The
E"vy Extraordinary aud Minister Plriip tertiary Of The
Grrmanlc Enr!rc ihe tllUwiar communication:
On entering rpn h- ENccrt We rlfc The presi lenI's
attention 'aIed to the fat tl9ta largc steamer
uam-d the United States - VA, fitting out al n York
destined, generally believed ana known III the
Naval service Of the German Empire. An exact inquiry
INTO the fact, which hr caused be ms tutd ne
suited IN abundant evidence AID iTetrasable proof t,
satisfy ms mind Thai this war vessel uas really designed
y be employed hy the Central Government Of (srrma-
~ ~ The unpliuna'e contest existing between Ger
n.any aHi Denmark
The tnited States at this mrnenl remain in peace ih
all TIE world they contemplate, with profound interest
the movement Of other nations in struggles To advance
her true happiness and 70 reform and improve the svs-
TENS Of government under which tlcy live In The pro
gr"sS and.drveopcmpnl If tie great events which are
T!iIy tnnsplIing in Europe, conflict has unharpily
STung rp hrtw cen Germany and Denmark that has not
tailed 10 awaken ana lively s,icude Oh our part,
rs the mmn friend If NE heIligereut parties. II il
precisely IN this condition Of affairs between those
tending nations, that the hoh and imperative duly has
been deyuved upon TIE Executive t'tke carerha tera
shall be no violation Or Infringement If the uwS VT THU U
States enacted eXprrsl fir the purpose Of euainI Us
- preserve "ur cherished relations Of amity aud non1 ui
dtrSanting with al freign Powers aud t. fulfil with
htct npariay the dnas 1nnu'ra..y and all the ubIi-
gallons u onT treaties with hrse PuWes ThS grave ldty
Is EN- lined by the Constitution Of the u States which by
81 emn oath le executive is bound preserve protect
and drcnd''
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il is due to your Exctencg To state that the President
guided by sense of ins ice and rotd faith had already
heure the protest of D,nnark was laid before him de-
teminedt that was his bonpn du1v trrespect the rgbls
st friendly power, and ii absolutely necessary even
70 enforce, ne very letter. all the provisions of onr
laws which passed and intended 10 p,osect lhosr
rights
But, whilst thus firmly res lvp,r "a DISCHARGE i dnty
which was due to Denmark the Pesiiett is equally al
slriuuS, nay anxious To convince the German Govern
and People Of his sincere wishes 10 cultivate the