Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-15

s,.,v. 70 ol,isrre, hat thofs who
r's1 r,.,;s.sa their eouatry and all the
ns' which render country gear 70
sn ,a a. the principles o. which the con-
MAJ ! found ID !; are ror 70 be unde-
1r,ing Of The t,ua and Of the i1nstlo0'
Of cilizerih'p. ,..rs
as,nee ,he example OF the enlightened
a,,s II xhieh they have ihe haPptnsis 10
s s IS we'll as ol the oilers whicil were
49, m;llea IS their laws, asl mot lioe-
- !, their ioiSilurioas Rejecting foreign-
-, IRIS believed that they are not m
s.r;or IN allashmsnr u The American unl.
- - morals, ii freedom. in arts, iasiui
:, s. praspesiry TO any Of their filter
4lsrcs Is Tie rapid iacreafc Of popala-
s;oo. which affords frengli ard iesuIify
IS your youpg and enviable form q 60
,c,nnsnt, the, are the foyemoa. FOR oy
,beir contributions, the irarger OF good
eonsas9. after Two years refdence was to
l. ) citizen ana in tllsls he then hoped
10 6ad a HOME.
SPIN, fank by The expalilon OF the
Moa,s. France expelled the Hn2enots,
an1 E,nesaed and Leland eRabliihed their
Ape manufactures. Encourage your
Aieas, ycuwia have The arss and mannisc-
.tores 81 Europe --negita Us, we lutfsr,
bur ven are non farved.
Your Tnelnorialif1s therefore pray, that
You may, in your wifaom and goodness,
admit 70 cis;zenhip those who are now.
excluded by default, on account OF not
having made a declaration. three years
previculy, of their intention. And that
you nav reaore the time OF two yearsre-
fdence fpeci6ed by law originally en-
acted to eifablilh an uniform rule ct natu
rslization.
iSianed) FRANCIS ALIIsON,.
JOHN mcconnell,
ard others.
Mr.. Davis faid that petition was hmi-
lar TO one offered yeferday from another
gentleman from Penny lvania tMr. Smi-
lie) and he was furprifed that any gentle
man would bring forward another Of the
fame nature, after the treatment that one
had received. He had no idea Of encou-
raging thofe reflleis people 10 istgude or
the houie. They were not well difpofed
people who could fend a petition to con-
sreis, which derogatsd from our national
character. He begged that the reading
ofit.might ceafe, and that the houfe ihould
60 to hufncfs of more importance.
Mr.. Leib moved that Ii fhould be re-
ferrcd to felee committee.
Mr.. Varnum hoped it.would net be re-
isued TO feleef committee. Whatever
might have been the difference of political
opinion, in this country il did rot not be-
come Aliens who were aikirg favors, and
onwhom many benefits had been already
conferred, to make fuch remarks as were
contained in thoie memorials preiented
TO the houfe Yesterday and this morning.
He hoped the houfe would Immediately
decideagaina them.
Mr.. Thatcher thought the petition
ought MOTTO be referred to fslett COM
mittee ; II would reflect difgrace upon the
houle TO refer TO a committee a petition
couched in very indecent terms, and whole
principal Object appeared TO be 10 crimi-
rate the late standardization. AS il was
pFsciicly like the one offered ,yeferday,
and the houfe had been told that many
Others we're expected. il was time TO give
their decided difaPprobation Of the f.nti-
nents, as we'll as the diifefpeaful manner
N which the petition was exprefed. He
thought people paid very i'll compliment
70 the majority of the houfe, in attempting
% obtain their favor by abuie Of the late
Administration.
Il would be recolieHed that early in
We ieSion, the houfe had manifeRed great
aneaaneis even at the reading of memo
lal from late officer OF the government