Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-22

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ta Traiy Of Peace IF IN, amendments Of the Senate
:r.o b a1e. ol precisely a. tney are explained IN the
II :,r,L ant G5t u'aerwi-p''
AIutit 10 Dr. tf1.q, ia matei in The Presidents Mes
s.-.pI i!- SD. i.t That our Commissioners exceeded
ttr-r Powrfs r n-ennL ani emitting IN lhiS app.rdag-
n M Irerty .+fr- ha exchange If raHcati,us do-
Hl 70 tr ia,t c..t taa question ii GOOD lith 5e-
tWe,nna I'a7. N!areer was he * 'eut ot the iusrlc
tiun~ +, Commissioners. o. he authority conf ai
n them. we H-l up'n he face q ihe PM cn -a.t,
that. giving II AIinl,itr u Mexico their eN 5-
nations ann cansruc,lon 81 amen Ieut5 made BY ihe u
re States to The Treaty. HEY did not hesitate to say
th1t they theta In the Of their Government,
and IA tufieut fIhe commission conferred upon them
She AiuXlrn Republic" They had aiaJ rs NJ
pear the # Proceed. when jhey met VI.
"A in conference IN their public character s. lad them
selves Commissioners N:th fall powers from the GOV
eminent u make othe Mexican Republic suitable rx
rlan7fious ia regard b, the ameninnnls.' sc. WIN
these dec l's. under hsir signature and seals it
not for the Mexican M!"ister Wqneston the extent Of
t'r'r authority.
q, however, these Commissioners did really att with
ont or against lu>iruriiuns here be % mistake
think IL oar inrrf ssion that he obvious duty Of
the President In have immediately pllced the whole
or b. tre The Senate, instead If withholding ana careful
~ sTpresSar 7 knoWled e Of it. So far, may he add
ed, trnn the Mexican Government having considered
THIS IT for" ma; Ter OF sncreSy, know that
the 'pr"o'"i. was immediately published in The Mex
ican papers, though by unarcouBtabie accident 1t
Ind rs way q iRe knowledge a Congress OF It tile
f'oPH q" ms country until recently y then in lie hnn
o. Tamphef, OF winch capy Is how before US. in Eng
ll'h and SP'n$h prted IN >eXico two three months
90 continuing The Treaty Of Peace with the Protocol"
at he end oft
ihe Mexican u Vernment Hndfrstend rs this mode
fd pH'iica ION shows, HAT This Pr1ocd' governs HE
coaSfuc'ial of the Treaty The President Of The Uni
I'd States o. The her hand tas informed Congress that
when he communicated the Treaty 10 Congress. and
win 1t "*u'h docnntns as were deemed material 70
FULL CNDEEsTANnING q The SUBJECT, he did not C m
m"nlrate the "Pr"t' COL because II was 'not regarded
KY hlr) a. N any way ma eriall nat thS wa an
error Oh lldg al "aN' ~ me Pat o. lhe President
Is P'e.,lI'h "tich' IL IS presumed one WEI DIS
P''e: i"d' n'o "o' e'h'h"hcate ne matter c"hli
"Tdy !" 'r -e'a'e H"S' ~ w ui'e aIis4uy express
~ un "Pl0n. much graver mistake. tie might NV.
hah ne doubted the necessity II Inc Senates acn the
subject to have diSdalued the prc' deut, in parallel
case sanctioned by an authority high As thai Of Mn
JEFFERs1N " rfcie NE history Of winch, tor the mir
nation q our readers was our Chief purpose IN taking up
our pen lo-uav
HIS iORf Or HE PRECEDENT CT loOl. |
Anterior to me year louu, the United States and
France were On ne eve ot war Denredatuns the most
njnSt We're maize by French cruisers, acting by the
ttrity Of Fr nee. on American commerce. which afford
rcd Tund for well founded dema ds fr indemnity tr IN
France aud, On the other hand France complained that
the treaty sPuitions b. which privileges were confer
red on rfnc cruisers 70 Anegiran ports. and stlci ain
ancr offensive and defensive osmed b tween France
a"l the UGited Sa'eS (the cndi;iun forhead Vi rance
in orr Revolutionary strdgge) violated dsre-
gar4ed
Mutual iudemui.its were therefore claimed BY boh
GDvtrnmentS-on The part OF FTauce, fir the abrora-
tien disregard Of The Treay Sirn!ans; the part