Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11
By BRA THOMSON - IA 's &. ..a

BY BRADING s. TH0l
EeIsar and eioquenl sibleuehI .of ihs tigh!
and duties az ihe Two naiioIs Under suci
CIRCUMSTANCES. The Mexicbn Minister wa
| less respcctfui NJ the lone Of y i coipnupi
Cations ihah vas iitting the dignity pf. 61
Government, ana MI. eWebslef closed hi
Itcffesp6nasnre with4a reiterated sas hen
| of our eniife neilfalijv aud an e4I slot
Of unwilljngness ID Have any fiiifhel II6f
fc6tfse upon the Subject All 9tIie ss5ie sne
|fhe, tase ofdhea Spanish big Amib.ad re-
fnaihed Unsettled On 1hc sfifes Of Che Depart
dieni, Where II had 'Bgeh 1eit.by the previo1;
|a6hfnisliai6h. The vessel ,hae been IodHc
Fby ono or our ah6ne SQUADRON, lying Close
Etothe .Amstie6hacohsh Sdd IN The, possession
Fof a band OF negroes, Who Had murdered
The officers, and were. e.iooS phsBipful'to tfian
age yIie Ship. itwas btoughi inip port and
q claim for salvage stated againsth!!p White
The matter was in This posture, The Chevaliel
PAfgaz,S the Spanish ,mihistet,y addtessec
the Secretary 81 State, protesting 9gafnSS'
the reference of the case toNihg CUorts, wher
as he maintained. il should be!ty6afef blythe
Execuiiyel as Relating dodffgclly tos tfeaiy OBJ
.IjSadonsgf This lener led To- prolonged cor.
'fespondencc, in which Mfr. f.gWcbstef DEFEND
ed the course pursued iby his government
so successfully as 10 silence, if not satisfy
the Spanish, Enyoy., And as, portion OF
The, diplomatic bsiory Of The period, wemus
moi omi, mention of The. Admirable 1insiruc
lions addressed 10 Mr.. Caleb Cushing, wher
,lha, gentleman was .aboulto, embark on The
delicate mission OF opening relations with
China; nor The, correspondence with iIbe
Portuguese Envoy, upon the subject Of ,dp,
lies upon foreign wines In both, of,these
papers, relatively unimporlapl as they I'M,
.doubIedly, are, Tho extensive information
and comprehensive views OF the statesman
were ,brough. inio vial relief.L,g, pe.wollsi
\, As completing, the history Of This era o
American politics, we are Obliged 10 refer 10
two magnificent displays Of his. rhetorical
powers, which Mr.. Webster, rhe orator, fell
called upon 10 make on behalfof Mr.. Web.
ster, The statesman. a, Returning.aafter the
arduous duties of he summer ,,ioveniov a
few weeks Of relaxation al, ,Marshield, he
was obliged 10 listen 10 a pressing i1yHation
from his Boston admirers, thai beIshppld adj
dress Them publicly on The foreign sand do
meslie policy of the country !, The, ,dis-
course was delivered 10 a crowded aud dicnce,
in,Fanusil Hall, on ihe, ;2sl Of September,
1842. /, is needless 10 say, thai il lra ayersed
The whole ground with mastefly skill, dis
,inclness, and compaclness of EXPRESSION.
and thai, the recent d neg stations received
that luminous exposilion and earnest 'yindi
caiion, which wa was less needed ,peFh APPS APPS in
Massachusetts lhnns elsewhere, where ihe
s.ibjscl was less ialnilibfiy under sio9 y JliaIl
elsewhere, where ihe subject was less iamil-
iarly undersloodA Parlizan biueruess, how
ever, denied the question any rest from con.
,rovefsy.9a II was ag,aied among othetelec-
iiioneering clemens IN the canvass Of 1894
and in l646, when in lie Senate, Mr.iWeb-
s,er found his boliticdl opponents iunsparine
Of their objections against the Treaty. o6ln
April, Of iha,2year, he took occasion 10 ad
dress the Senate teinsiustiica,ion Of that mea
sure. Mr!COhatles Jared Ingers6l, a mem.
Der Of heaIIouse of Representatives iron,
PENNSYLVANIA had made the ireaty, and The
American neeo,ia,or the TOPIC Of ovidlen
'dibiribes before that BODY, never allowing
his nraumen,s 10 fall9shorti where already
Icalnm5y was at hand 10 piece them out
Messrs. Dix and Dicl,ihsorn, The Senator;
from New York also attacked The ExlSec.
ys,oygo tho lot,eri q, an elaborate sbe,eelchdtt