The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1796-12-22

euI y, he ipgaelitd III -rending he psrsprsDh. l..
would tefreiur+ ff-r aIaenG;nent more v ;,h .
view Of expressing his te'Ion 70 The port, tat
il might, II The l~n,mitteA couturr-d viii him r.
rrccumit!ed. He wIih-d the hvuie express ,n
eq,i.ocaiy their with Tor pseirr.ato,. OF n4a,.
" ;,h the fren,h R-punhc 'hAr the OF iist If
hi, motion, 4no Il, ,unc=isst the phraitoIcey ofir
cuu} be heu mon,hrc b. re- cou'p,I'HeHt
HIS nation II introduce 'ts words marked
in l;.lI.s iu'o tfe tcllnw,nl 'rntence
Your eni-a. fulfil that VIII, and BY oU
kraa,adr srtErUt teaoe Ana ,tf7re hr ta s
n, and efehi>0 zrtnb kave &rti.tl,t II kafth Jathfl
tef7pera frveb n:pn2e and ire United 'lait5 tan-
un l4l ;nereiofs ~ intsrei. our attention."
MIR. Sm:th, ). c. had no objection TO he amend
ment, Re ,oniidrr ed il merely amy iiicat;on
p the ient,ie,t slrra>v CONTAINED in the report
He belie~ed il Iba with IT every % PIE.
(erve peace and he could :;ot oolect TO dllatng on
that uliect in ariwer, iii was the with OF any
one utii.oer.
M. Anne. withed 70 know whether the motion
went 10 concluding the para -a PHI with he ords
g,nye tated or whether JI- remainder of it waste
fraud as in tSs rtA'r'.
tinc an.ei1et, nfe"foSrd 70 The later part # the
re;h alter the prt!sn, i1ea been tilpc:cd Of
Mr +. &c, waed the inte1:ioas Of the n:nber
elpect to the v..9e atsgrs.'n r''4ht dif-
,l3e5 at once He !ug2rt'.>, that il we'll taat
lneu,o=rs yen thy agreed - aripiy he hrlr part
Of The 81 4ui, thcrld upderit4nd What vas 10
h. altered in th- i4tItr part By the smeE6msnt,
rreat reliance was TO be FACED on The French Tor
thr maintenance OF harmony, and if The LIFT part OF
HE paragraph 10 be truck cat. none would
leerr 10 be paced on ourfeives. 1t might be more
patriotic, IN he opinion OF Tome g~nt'emeu, TO
place this great reliance on orig" Ration, and
lltt!e on oofi,.,es but far his par, ibis was
nor his orini ,r.
Mr.. Giles i..d that he lad no idea of propoGra
any amendment TO tine iainler Of the 81 ate IN
any manner COM :c!ed win he I'reient. lie With
eI the Rou- expret5 in the Hrs lnitance On: au-
vocay .l,eig lem ments with rcpect TO the pre;sr.
varon Of peace, and rot leave their opinion, mis-
importau, head . b. deouced b. Continuation. He
did not with tbs De oon- hv referring TO wh,S
the PRECEDENT had expressed aut. that the Honie
(i,oull expssfs ti4eir ava feelings the otcaton
He contenrtsted he Lid, 4omittne anoih-ra.
mendu'eut after he prefer. one was Jrt:!ed. lhn'
he coneevs9 ma conntstion between tie 40, yet he
would here, he iad lA-rtion il ~ way o laorms-e
non. This amendment to tie latter part e
the {enence. be drift CT il vas, by Tralng al
teration, to express The reliance o! Ne Gou.e
the r7xtuGi ;ultce and moderation &C th- Two natS-
Gus ior continuance of harmony, aud not rtll-
ante on the moderation and }uhice ct france pa5
The qlefion was put upon the hfi' anierdin>nr
ana agreed to, aeaY. tan. a!io she !econd
menom-nt.
Mr. Parker objected to the lalt dante bur one 10
whsh the Americans made to hile The n,ieis,s
BE tre>f aid m,R eMgbttned 7ahas in tie 4tor!6. II!
uo.ea tor ltrhug oul theie words obisrs,ig &, thai
though he fact 70, ought not 10 p- ths
her~iGs Of our praiie,
M. Giles iaid hz had objections to ieVeraF para
ar prs of the report the whole OF it ire nj tie
fri1 cau(e nelullve. He wi;hsd the whole Of that
TO be ftruk and The report reeon'Utted, not
doubling but that the committee will be able 10
bring it forward again in hsHe more conionsM
with the feelings The HouIe and nore agreeabls,
indeed, to thoie of the Proficient.
Mr. Smith IS. C.l Withheld TO knew whether ;s
would be in order mcve TO itrike out clauies Of
the report already agreed to-
7 The Chairman decided that iueh cIapfes as h5d
not been amended might be moved to he i'rutk ou'.
Mr. Giles laid be did not object every fent'-
ment exp,eised in the portion OF the report winch
he moved ltrike out =; he had no Objection that
the address honld be complimentary, but wiihedis
to be 10 within he bounds of moderation and Jnl.
tce He would tste tie parts which he conceived
objection ole. He objected The 5lb paragraph
becaute he conceived in unnatural aud uubee"m'ng
exu1 PROPERTY BY rotli"g II po'n'edy
in companion with the caemities OF Europe. le
nc, nccefsary tell perions unfortunately IN
vovcd in cal sniry, that we were 10 ruch happier
than shcy. This had no relation with the ouhne''
of the hoUie.
10 the next place, if he food alone in the oP'd'
k,, Iarl hot eS