The Columbian informer, or, Cheshire journal — Keene, N.H., 1795-04-07 00:00:00, page 1

[The fnbjtaof the war tn
involved in the Debate on am
an addrtf of thanks tn the
'f^tebroe prejumc the puo.iida
uof a ffirtnt dflin,:jo<a
liamcat on th4 occ afan A
the American People ] .
any terms. If such indeed was os—
tion, ana there remained no rational
of avoiding the impending calamity '
^ < ^ ,^tt-%^Lu. C t^c 'hufj^
iniuirTent upon us to yield to the a¥
crdif<ry pressure, and to encounter
evil in its uimoft extent. But, necon^fl
ed, that in the present condition of affair,
there still existed intermediate terms.
He would not fay that there was no Re
publican form of Government, with which
it would be possible for us to treat, the' he
.puft confes that he did not deem such
event the inert probable. He hadral
tho't t.^ait^e most likely -afe inj^|•
fodd 'rcat' ith France. ^u>&flfeffi||ffl
i^/h-^enf"^/'a Moas chic^
"ment on Tome-king like the
of the ormer government. TherejM
ether government to the princitz
which we could look for the Jamel
of security. And he for one,M
think this country to be reduafl
exTemity as toJ&Qged,jfl
THE Chancel. ;
said, That ■ ;
addressed
at that period^]
were it not that
indifpofition might render hm
deliver his sentiments at a laß^||
He would firit advert te the
and terms of the address, as theti
referred to, by hi# Hon. Friend
berforce) and with refpeft to
wished to give early cxpknaticl
hon. friend had laid, that he cot
eonfentto theAddrefs,becaufeit U
that this country would not treat 1
Republican Government in France!
had not pledged himfelf to that extei
had only said that with a government
as that which was now existing in Fi
this country could not treat with fecu
we were certainly not driven to thai
extremity, to that sbfence of all hod
that total want of resources, as rq|
it necessary for us to procure peam
[No. i. 4fVoL. 111.
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