Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

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n'a''e 10 @Hihl{ lhesr ''n.h-' ir~ts ON Inc Jus-
ice OF In country. u tins he 80, then The in.
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ilItr has beea persistent wr.nE d0iuP this cu
tn p''lad oi unf. il The charge Il" well founded,
II womb HSeHhc on eur history instances Of Dc
ao'f,'" J'su,'' ana 'h' only s'at~o 10 pursue
would he To mahe The most prompt rclaH1on n
onr power
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mcn whs pWacipa'ed IN the actou in Which tn
el"ime anSi@'ed. her Justification consist
IN inc ho@'oe' III an Ha' ntfdne." "a Iie part al
the lmfcd siotss; that they cast Il stun IN orr
national ehafaciel' mas not Yet aeco rne"t sed b.
a'' A"' 'lraa fs,I7e. hut II 80 tins NIL would
stamp "nlhe pat m indrllho stigma Il prop
s"s not 10 pay I'll" .lnms, bat In compound them.
\ law Ia ihis 'tiect would b" perpetual bar IL
loI lu'ue''
This i not the way to repair wrong, if one
exists. Nothing from jefferson, Madison md
N"a"t "o> n,'o 1f""ant H. lfh' 10 stilP TN
subject at embarrassment; nothing of this
tnre has occurred hey never recognized the
CLAIMS lhr hli' does not stand on II basis al
controlling authority but on nlnttcr OF history.
The payment al these ehnm1 was never deemed
10y any President worthy ri rec 'mmendaton Ia
Congress.
he PRESIDENT then proceeds to review tic his
tory ct the case, niIndlhg to tho treaty between
the United States ahd Franco IN lI19, urging
that thes" claims were never assumed 10y tins
country.
eccdings took place:
Mr. BaylY, little as i" was impressed with the
reasoning u '"' '',o '''HSas', 'n4"gnt 9"e 10
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ina, tLot document. H. yns n friend of the al
ministration but still greater friend of the veto
power.
He moved that the considerations OF the ms
sage oe posi- P'n'" u.''i' " '.'i'e"'e "eN'''" "''
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y;iI;nc, To Give gentlemen an oppartunitv to h.
heard was influenced bv reasons ofpublic nper.
sity There being but twelve legislative days IL.
ma'n'ng"f the present session III moving 'n' pre-
sage at this time.
Mr. bayly Sa'd II was Iot us PurPo'" 10 AK
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