Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01

~ - l.,aa taought the e.ss1 iasS ~ -
tloo. ab,,;au amounted e this; whetn ts'
Be- !ss''s agr,.s would commence anew
a0' s system thar should operate r only
|ess0us .,syr. And now, friend y eli, heark-
b one - s,- orofound argument of that pro-
3 '1 1a,,athe profound Willis Alison
Oano u~ &c ten dollars b. imposed Ga
~ Greater imported. the price Of those e.
iass. wiIl be enhanced; the purchasers
Pla a",;ss 10 get the worth of thsir money :
~ s, .s.v viii make them do SO much'the
psn.s .sryice, aud treat tasa 50 a'nch rae
'n0 ~ ,,0ersig; for his rsassn ne hoped
IT, lam who wereson the side OF httata-
soald vote against the resolutions.
';.rs,. sreauent, III only TO DE scorned by
laJ,.o was used by this humane memser
Er;.od T. C. Smith, said he could not
70 ,he luminous display of eloqaences
s ss sroo,n eos by his friend frem D slaware,
:, ro,e 10 make some reply to the gentle
man from Georgia [Early33 Iha, gen.
.lsman had called members to point to a
';aal. state whose constitution forbad the
l;0,roduc,ioo Of slaves, the eonstlssion OF
Coooecsicu, commenced itexlstence near.
h. TWO hundred years ago, whea such a
subject could not have been contemplated,
Ih,,t' The state had never admitted slave 10
Ii Is bosom. He believed Georgia Parti-
sc;n,,sd IN this traffic, and that vessels load
,dvi,h slaves landed their sable swarms on
ether side ofthe Savannah. Early explain
.ed. he said he intended the challenge for
|rhe gentleman from Delaware, TO skew a.
nv mart Of the constitutions of that state,
slavery. said the fact
was not so the gentleman had mistaken;
there is 90 portbslonging toSoataC Carolina,
on the Savannah, yet he would neither
couceal DOR deny that Georgia participated
in this trade. But il is to that gentleman's
nsighbor8 and friends, to the people of n.
Eugland,to whomifhey are indebted for the
exsenlion of that traffic. The people of
New England are ship owuers and naviga-
tors; they farnish the means Of carrying on
this business.
Diaa fad the gentleman from Georgia was
partly righs--these are fone iu>h characters in
part OF Msg-Epglaad but We have in New.
England mot legers laws againf them--when
detected they never efaapc uapunihed to prevent
deteetionsthe ay TO the louthward whcrcthey
Can. be oHrsged-}uc6 character came, day ar.
the nosshv ard--~Bur II Is not aGong our friends
ssigAOoIs they are 60 be found; yet if the gen
slsman.irom Georgia wiihes to know in what,
part Of Nsw.England thsy may be fohoa, J
Would refer him 10 gentleman from r. To and,
oSking az Gen. Stauasonl whom I Zee cppoliyc
m: on the other fds of the houfc; stough / am
happy to lay THAI gentleman is h;nfclf an enemy
70 thu ifsG >--Gca. Stsunson faid h. believed
there #ers uow bat fey fuch characters 10 Rhode.
Illad /
omi''e poke fome time in favor Of the refolu |.
nan as altO friend Southland again, whom how.
ever l. copic not~elt hear ---;sF ohlerved in the
g'hefy iesera OF the frail for ioul) of the fair
lex Z turned my eyesse father Sloan. and was.
: more 81 leis7 grievsd to Zee, what actually,
0ueiy' plainly and hcnealy did fee, that reye.
isna gentlemen turning his eyes. fin pity, or van
s'onsisl tothOir BY whom sraany ftfong men are
ala"' whole heule< IS the way to he'll, going
O'w0to tes chambefs of death. Blu this est,f;
aoa'; qssshou EiayeR Inform friend Sloan of il,
aI'er the l'iion, the Eft time thoa fcea him il.
~ 'a4ikSs telling green peas, young ,urnips
'' an informed he doth, csi.asnrly be.
tween itfiOus.
.,,s : tail column of An and bone by the namt
= 9uo'e OF South Carolina, rale and l;oldsl
lo'ae time, BAT did no harm; after whish the,
ga.is0a was taken, and there appeared 70 in fs-
! nc committee reie and the h1ufc took up the
'' =, CLARK called for the ayes aud nays
: me poke about as long as he did on che rris
= JSose Glide, and faid he never would cen
ss' % tas right TOngrcis TO cenfure the acts Q.
individual fates.
<us ayes and nays were then taken: Ayes
~. r. the fqotHy f0t Noes were, AlRon.
Co., 60; Butler, J Campbell, Catey, Clark,
e ''nsid. DsHfoa, Earle. Early, Elliot,
stnet A. 4 L.. 1i1-