Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
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gle ior The peoples mDney and Offices, 81 rather
frz4zff pl1ceJ, and 70 there may e iomethiag RI
ii uious in app yBg 70 1 ie,i5us mode ct dii.
cutting meaflres FOR the pull ( roJ yer mnit
be exCuf,d 70, taking litle pans with tbs lal
buiueis Of Lo45fIa1, the ulaa.F piece thlncel
lur LvinGaon, auJ the great miracle Of Tie Psei
dent. Il is fappoied, take i, thst FederiliHs,
havi0g no regard for money - s10noay tor We
cannot te unrrItoot withoot ne teehaieA' woI5)
teen millions but here NUT take Hhs II5cf'y,
Tor iittle h5eyD gentlemen k0ow 4 no hl7g it AL
improper. But argument, companion and inier
cnce. tor the fax. Of cle4rne(s, nut DC Pfeteded
by hiaory.
Can ada ard Louiiana cover the whole rear Of
the Unuej States, and were both in he Pcfeilion
of France piior to he general peace Of 1863 -
France has a'lo. had Nova Scotia, Newt undltn3,
ard other ilnds about il, ard evrn part ot the
DGriet Of Maine. From this wait ard ominous
c5ragg round the Briiih provinces the french we've
totally expelled BY The gsnius Of th= proient Mr..
PITS father in the ufe Of BrIttE means. Canada
and the ilands. except two or three lutte iPots OF
Zane, Romance 10 Englnd ~ the peace, and
Louiiana was given to Spain. 10 this Nate they
continued TIVE 1ty years, It'll The peace II 1888,
when il was agreed that The = middle of fbs MR.
mi" h5uld Be the weheru boundary f the Uni
led State, and that " tie rGzigafian ftte M.EEpp
tfet7 IT. 6arcs fstbS oceaa t6sad grerey retnei
a. aaI open % ~ futfs5f 81 Gre1f br.aia 4aJ ne
" Unit Sfa;es" To all this, Spain and France,
parties in the fame and peace, then FULLY con-
iented and agreed. This boundary and This right
is again recognized and conf med by G'eat Bri~
tain III he treaty cf 1894 BY our treaty with
Spain 10 1903, 4th aricle, I" a i cgrse9 f5ai bs
qvsgsru bauada,y 9ff5s Urited Sfaet zbct lParatsr
(" them fam tbr SbInit6 colony y Logb4aa b5ea Be ne
:. cs1aHi Or led Of ne ri1er Alffi, and that NE
aapgdfT.n n J4iJ rs qobo LTeadb from rs
9 6nres TO NJ oceaa Pal b free Jatb Psqver -
Aud BY the zzd article I" HE Ca!lofc ggjsqy bef.
. mi f5e c.zsaj oftbt Unitd Slater far tire gsa,s
90 TO ap their crcbaazes and rf135 "a Ntz. Oy.t1r5
AID export tie jae fran tbeare q0fboai Paying azy
" sibsr duty fb4u far hire for Ne RaJss and premf5
" 10 Continue bs bermi7a 10 a2a 10 lbcrr amber
part Of he banks g' ne MiIl:1p .gavai.si e245
"Agmehf" THIS is al, thus TAR, that GO. Germs
thc'ilbe3
Hence IL appears that in 1898, at leaf, bur
really n 783, We bad cie,r. unqueIonsb tile
10 all The lani eslt ofthe AIGGi9p, except the Flo
iidas, and TO he nire d navigation Of thar river
from on, end Of It to the other aud Doth fides
What Iaore can inJsTet want, or would prudence
and ~iidam take
It's NOT then ter this Land and navigation thar
money can now be demanded Of flch as are not
afraid 70 defend their rights. But Ence all thele
exp icit celons and combinations (when i not ex
a6tly kroTn) Spain has excha ged LouitanI with
France for the e4Aein half 81 St. Domngo, which
The had been o5gel deiiver up Ihe Jdcobins
IN the Infamous lines Of French liberty This
tellioa is fad 70 be OF LopiEaaa in IFS exten, in
r76, when csded BY France TO Spain and this
inaea5 If Being denied by me lhall he admitted
LET Us &c. what France could obtain by il from
any but towards.
Whal zva5 Loui ANA! The odca Traps and &C.
counIs onfne il 90 tn wstlrn & ie ot ne MildIp.
pi bur il is be granted that the French coloni
zed both ii5es OF the river, though no more. To
what diaance eat and wea from the river can this
be iuppcf.d to extend their rights II was vat
country covered with Indians. 1t was tbs iP2g9Goa
or tie IIFbbi f5eB and tbs; only, which continued
1.oufans, which indeed is only the name of the
ffl fRamp ia which the French landed about a
century ago. The liver gives The power TO MIR
der the lndaus, and this power is Louil ma
But fuppof. this country to have comprfed The
la3d on this ide 10 any extent requeRei France
and Spain would not make peace with England in
l7S3 until the hole Of this country was conveyed
10 the Unitei States 10 : BE middle offGs ri0sr ="
This fra Of all Admits the light De in England ;
sad then aipuates the Zion Of j, for the benefit
and compensation Of an ally. Spain, who alone
could be intereaed at than time, becarie LouGans,
lgh4tever il was, belonged 10 Spain by the treaty
of 76s-Spain, in the treaty Of 1895 acknowl
edsss tni, 70 bave been The cafe BY recognizing
The boundary and privilege OF the MiiIdippi as
granted 70 Us by England.
Are 10 pay fifteen millions, orany part Of il
fr thirps 70 fAcred e0ashAed BY all the parties
ever concerned many years ago Yes, aad'I fay
We are to pay the whole OF il for thofe alone; and
that we are 20 pay for the whole VENGEANCE France
owes 70 England ior the peace Of f763, that IL,
we are this tin1- Il day, and though independent
of England, 70 linden Nifty Fraoce fot the ioge
aud difer aces of he war which began IN r755.-
For is il TOT the fine thing as if the Engllh had