The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1796-04-04 00:00:00, page 1

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("TRANGS tthat a ASfofwhfrming
, O in opulence, and eminent tor wil
dom, fnodd, in ddiaeati&g the proper
ties of argued Wife; paintter to view,
fitting arou heel, Methone band hold
bAhe Diflaff, and the other h<»d©f the
Spindle. & HfcPhe not preyed the epi
/ " ihetfeZ teh'rri+ht tuppofe he mraat
common houfewiye?, not good and genteel
This fige Monarch was, no doobt,
rx^nfively acquainted with the exerf-
Jencies and follies of wives ;=and,
granting be excelled al! o&rsinwifdoni,
yemuft allow, thatthe picture he has
pre^a of a gxd Wife, is a just one.
But how do our sage MdfTGhr differ,
in opinion; ffcm Solomon i+Wbere
if the fond 'Mother, now-a-dars, who is
Teaching her daughters "to feck wool
and flak, aud'kin it willing their
own hands?"
.'Marriage is, . as fonoraW; ffiWJ4sl
-when St. Paul declared it so; and &f
it is an irfrrudGn calcu'a^d to pro-.
-mote happinef< and good ordet fy;ihei
t worlds is a try^hJ, f,nd ir is no.defy
true, that everymotlfer is folicikrns io :
;"' 'have her daughters married Vgrrezbl},
".when they ffijW zi ^ fuirabte4>fe. ;
%^ Iffitwhat i^^
"them to be mfflfliff#'tf ! Are!
btytgughyo'^ fol
.sre^:
tand a portion,tp tbed dde% XJfi
Jpitin%, and: atffou& Wf^c##'-!
&£Mffi di*#^ derogate ^gtynfrf
rv of noble blood, furei *i&%b*
from the dignity of theft , whota^eevt!
breathed the country air, I ^ ^ & 11
dpirdi
country ril>&e,where hn-kfo^d
a% e &^ c ^Wn^hW^ titles, we IhAlh
find them Orbing to be nJftaken J^
: nobles, a fae,of Effluence. Them
@^h^r%a r Qp^^
me^OTg^^r# to char away theirleif
jire honr^iFito'rf^^
ed to d«fce ttof hands; by putting them
vinto di%J@ie% and filthy wafhTubs :
<white their mftffrf Visiting; upona
^ carfory vi^,%did,tes an income of
h&tWahdfflffi.
{ ?''Wtl,tellTOO uhar, reverend fyte
Ifo; if fa ,th your diughfefs to
..prr, and to ~r, genfoen of
hW%@@M4CP into jour kuchep to
work ;fa twm to waffiing L fo kef,
SW&ROU pay weekly to a
bofcottom with it sos
fyff tifc,^h^t Ta^tof
1 fo^ Sghoolt
&frw^ works 'miffe
them. ^^^^
you Dentate idea, that kit.
jeri work dmnot comport with their
vv^tflfolfy^^
- Q.t^ly upErod therr bbrands on
kindnef# and gfefo&f ty pffire
^fcdoQeftotam of donate
;%A,&Q $
' cold climaterwho wishes to avoid bank
. 7 ^ teap:cYMat doct ^^Fib^^ife
fcrfyfrpnlotyflyrtfoftndto
%WM&*d&^ th<tenf^ ;
A toiling tbe Jweat frcror^
^<Jl bluthfir%Q 3
^^l
# ^% < 'fffy 77/forfttroirfao^l acuta
L . teTet
M,,^cy,&©fe to
" QV,D V3RUM, ATQVI DXCENS, CURO
knohn rhatihe Treaty has excised a
degreeof fefif*6iiity^and diffhrentmpia.
ions on this continent : forhe io favour
of and some against it, * Mr.TracF<•£=
gefted the propriety of a candid and:
explicit avowal of thy morives ^lnch
1 influence mernbets' on this 'j>@ttftor.
He then flared the rf^fos op which he
grounded his interrogatorh ,„lfjtisty
conTihthe ContiHugonality of the in-
Hru r.&, whenthatjs knQwn/we Ihaii
^^c^hf ground we are. Titis
in <»@ # to bring forward an impeach
ment of any person who ordered, ot
'*ke person wh&negocrated the Treaty^
,hp teas' ^uffl^^fy^ know iff
l Mr. I'racy Rated various other idea)
Iwfach'lftFlttd 'ffroriglv'imprcfe him
{ ,'l th epp%l^
,in thc early part of difculfon. ,1 he
,'! (•-hjca,fa!d hefa adeh&af&Opc; calling
for pave^ has a rotrofpqttive afpeft, he
;cp^fyed it was proper that # house
f ^'^ b e fully, apprized of the intent
' .! ! "?™ °f gentlemen in bringing forward
^fy'^M'^'i^ti ^^^
of Surer/eT, and mi[conception }i, to,
j^^alofytiraay be prevented. The
Wfl is l AT' £ fting, ari'd he hbped the
'^&^:m^ ,'Cpig^
Mb 4/g r 4'k and harmony ;,ahd a# the
feffoifa % greacfye. 7
Mr. Livingßon (taxed that his objffl
^pgfoejtefohth"iunform^ion.foy-'
so ^1 or manvol the poipjs•#11tided
so by Hi,,g<m tenant fprak'ing, It
imppjfibfe to fay %hat # «i|l b€ ,h, r &
'%of'>he enquiry, it mar lead to ar
, feach merit or it may not. ^Thi,
ttf'. ? s '^ guardian of*, the people's!
'^"'f^?!,aT^bepr^^
epndua Qf public fervams. This Hyufi
isThe proper judge of the expedite y<d
eirryiptynfo gfo
h4b een laid ' tfe appucalibn for tliefr
papers would be indelicate. He div
not view it in rhatlight. .'He did not;
t]" n k §hi® flopfe woty,m#keac inde|
bicate reqyett ra"& 'P,Hideo, or one*
thatit,wowd he imp Taper for the g['fi~
dent to grant : His motive was Inf,r
nriarinn „ this# he tty/ated, toay lead to
-thi^^
rttomZhrih the ptefent state of the
;inftynatipn. of rhe haufe nothing deci-<
s&&®#dte & &s 4^.u
Mt. W-. Lyman obfe-rved, that those,
^^ % o %'°f die refolulion,
had , tight ^9^^ Wl&^
wopid^^he ge^demiro what objeßions
^hdlpih^refoWion? He thought
it as proper for him to state his objec
^^V^H rai,^ the ! mC M
%11P%% *3,fe
^hW^W^B^ Rubber rid
^h, fo,jffl, a dd<,^ft^ on
[fbe propriety of the application, and the
)B%.i!ffi*re be ob.
^t^^
i -te^ff^ .He b,lie,%d,h,^
Iw^& ^ fa%footed ,@ the
ourfe ofthe dav, l^fym part he
ft willed, the in formatiun € ffied 'for by \tie
Iprefent rtfulurion the w Id
!^^: ih^ fyi^
v itfqrartidi Truth and UfeJulnef we Study.
tti^^MMMteßßl^i>wiwwww^ —l—_#
A ora y has been negociate^ and con,
°W''/I by ^ [Senate and Presidents
which has become the Supreme Law of
tbfoLand', jt was publifh^d in all due
L fotqfr, accohipipte by a proclamation
Ifrom the Frefidcn, which declared it
^°M'^"°'y on '" e citizens of ,he United
rt*?'"' If .the*Harife were to go inio the
^Grits of (hat inftrumen, & information'
was called for with thisview,heihould,he
4|id o give it hisdeci(led ncgative..-If the.
P£efidefon4Sen^hgghe^nltitutiop
have the right to make treaties, the
house h^i ho righptqqaquife into the
I^^^^Q^. on which the treaty
I"^ S o%aqe, for jt. is the supreme law of
Ifyhpd=powe.rs. are gsa to the Pre
fi4eni& Senate diflinft from the House,
as long as they ^agreea!,'to the con-
Ititutipn, their acts cannot be controu)-
e.fl, by the House; forfi would be a fo|e
cMm ^ fay 9 thrit two branches have ex-
Shively certain powers and that they
may be controuled in the exercise of
them by theorher. He considered the}
rffp/ujion brought forward as uncopfti-|
tgtiona!-~lr^ predicated in a right of
to^ House t&weddle with proceedings
of other departments, not alledged to be
pnporiftitutional, The 1 efolutjon.fhould
bp bottomcd upon th^unconftitutiopa^
pi of l " e tr©fy, which then indeed,
Aot be the law of the I^d^ty
ihould vote against the resolution. ^L,
fie infixed on. the danger, as oar fo
reign Scions are concerned, of diving
1 into the ftcreU of the executive ; Efr
§ i&npa;ions wo,uld&cQme,ihy ofn,
jfhere might be ; jn. some tranfaftiopß
qircumfange& which ,i%,hi, opinion
wopafe a violation ot good faith to
. bring [0 light. He did not believe
, there were any in the case of the British
1 % \/?M;:''J
Heaven doubted whether the Senate
:had a right, when coafidering a treaty ;
i„p fflfofoi iuftruaionf and dprtefpon, -1
! 4^o^^ he : ratherfi they were |
ty deforming on the papers laid before °
I them. „
^ Here the Speaker interrupted Mr.;
Murray, and reminded him, that no ob
. feryavions refpeding the independent
t rights of the Senate could be in order.
Mx. BUCK.
' !,•%•?'"''""' la.p.oppofed to rife
refofytfon now under consideration; not
fam an apprehcnlion that the p pe;s
^^^^'?,"' not . bear. rhe public
I&^inr, or from belief that there would
te&leaft f.elu&incq onthe part of the
executive to deliverMhfcm,,on account
of any such apprehension of hi%{&6.
fir, lam oppofe&tathe meafurtein point
'friujjtye, arid bfaufe T contCT+ei
'MroAfyp& ciri be of no kirid of fer^
%iWO ufunteft t@af,^@&
fr%,.&s&
,4*^ ,ev, facntyp^^
: m%fy. and &&& +ff^
otfA©rol9 HR cpnfcqreacesfrl hope]
^ifel^have the indul&uncQof te^ffl;
? whil&Teffbr my bferitkirenta v
°fubje&. & ft . tornlrfo^tym 1.
Inferderto determine the proffitv J
.|9theWfeta. Wfetffltt P&helive ,&
T^#<B o/Wanpf power, we
poffef&td caijJorehegbf •%;..: .
u ;T&#%fo Ufflj^ify has been Peg 0-7
ciaa^i^nted to 60 the Senate ;
execute androbfe^ve the Treaty accord
iriglv.„\ T/A
,»CT thi^ Sir, the f roclamatipn of
George Wafyingeon abftra&|y confider-
M as a man, detached from the powers
yefted in him b7 the people, it wo^'d
excise my ridicule ; Were it the procla
motion of a King, Emperor or dtfpqt,^<
who arrogated to himfelf the right, to
,diftate law&tO'men without (heir con-{
, nr >i' ryot.ld excite mgr contempt anti
*ifiit js in fad tfe proclamation of the.
Prefideneof the United States, who aft-n
i n g under Golou,,of his office has afy^n
ed power, not legated to him, it must
excite my indication ?—Bet if fir, it,
be neither of these, but is indeed , the
,voice of United America founding thro'.
the # President, a, the only organ thro' #
which they are to. be heard inthjg par
ticular case, this gives it a different
stamp, and in this f^nf^ tp me the
1 found is heavy as thunder, maj.ftic as
'Heaven, and it would be the height
:of treason to disobey ir : — But fuffer me
lir, to solicit the attention of this House
while I premise a few things before i
• immediately apply my ghfervations to
'he ppint in question.—-For what did
America contend ; for what did (he en
dure the toils of war ; factifice her ease
and the livesandblood ofthoufands of
her citizens; for ^hat hay% many of
the members within these walls endured.
iW ' a , e fatigues of war, formed the
ragejfcfou& „t4.4p Abreu, p. { ^
cipus blood ? —lbelieve every miud will
accord with me wfen I fay that it was
12 lihrow off the oppressive power of a
nation, which being detached from us,
uforped an 1 arrogated to herfelf t^
right pf dictating laws to ws contrary
td onr,will, while we had no voice in
the pacing of thofc laws through the
medium of oar representatives, and to
gain to ourselves the important objeftaf'
ment ; our success was equal ,0 the
magnitude of the obj a ; we gained
the glorious prize ; liberty and peace
fuepeeded war ; the ferocious and
turbulent passions were lulled to rest;
and inn 7874, free and united Arnette
undisturbed by factions within, unarffi
by foes without, 'was seen exercising
h?r cool difpaffionare refon /that W.
vi ne gift of God to man) in concerting
and framing a fy^m to perperua e to
herfelt and posterity the glorious privi
lege she had wap, the invaluable b!tf
in.gs ,f fclf-government,-+-founded on . :
& dispassionate wil, of rhe gteu [body
of the sovereign people.. Three great
objefts meet ts a^nti^- ~ ift. Ruses
.to check the,pp^lV paffionaandylice,-
tiouswickednffs of Individuals, and to
mark outihi#,^ rights. &L
Intermediatejudgesbetween conrend
, iog parties, wfy fop^dexplain and apply ,
& fe rules, ar4 ^ ^Mayigations a^d /
^ m 2s>w@ fo,Wgp natipre=-it was[
jropoffible .for jhfa gteat body of the )
^fP 1 ^? coiled individually .tb perform /
^JS^lhefe necessary fun&ibty L'fry
s'<# fram, ,%pftkotion, id&ty #
rf^expref^ir #W in refoett tc o P
,^ 9 firwf /hßi^dla^, EwlCe
J^-iaty Departments, m^eflut
,^drf&n tpcach^eir separate Dm3
£ a%|£W^ powfefo place Rainas
R^^e gn,, mg^ ^Q%b3fch
^ future will,xfa^ people istojbe
foffitym r^pett rto,hofe great, fyffl^
^<,' &^, Wfc»fe.fovffign {,
4PWeri and wty^ go V W^nt m^ves
o 9 soqformab^ait we ^ay, wiQthe
;^V^^^#
^^^^^;
rgofernmeqtfy 4 js it; applied to a nation
ra'i^be'^id^^^"'
fr^,,.^ & felfote*