Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

hCcraFrrc iscdncerncd. lad the rclolution
rnen'ioled ka.on's travelling through the
-'7fae tJH L.tagH Of D.lli, many Of the
Nirginiin and Carolneaa members would
have vo'-i for Il. if their leaders told them
.hty n.uH
When tbe committee ofthc whole rofe,
me motion was carried inthe houfe for re-
'tcring % Q Cleo Con-miree Probably
they a repor; early nest week.
+" ! be bainefs this DAY has been mofly
Of am undertaking nature
"MT. Gda;in fent il his Report, which
was not read hut will be printed.
Z" : p-tition was preiented from the ma
EiGra:cs Of st. Georges County, (Vir,)
p.ayiag ConGrels TO regulate the exact itan-
ding Of weights.
{" "Sesvef preleo;ed the other daya peri
eDir:o from the inhabitants of Roxbury, pray
Ing That place may be made port Of en-
try.
"Thc doors Of the Senate have B, en-
cloled icverai DAYS.
sit II impoiIibie yet 70 sCcertain what
nlealdres will be Purfaed relative to our for
eign relations | am rather inclined to
think that we 1lall ast have war with Spain !;
but that we tlall pat on the face of .propar-
alton; which WI induce her to agree to
our terms.
=" We are now the fecond commercial
nation III the worlds we mutt continue
commercial Nation and while we 70 con
tlnue we mutt iupport onr commerce by
our Ryengtb; Why then fhould We not, eJsn
fleSc. be preparing for our future greatnefs
and PROPERTY, as our prelent advance
Our wealth, our relources, are great are
enoriDoss now. We !lave great and "a.
pidIy increling revenue and landed
fun1 worth fx hundred millions of Dollars
hat IS. 3,ooo. ooo acres this iide the Milf
::Eppi, telling for from two to eight dollars
FER acre.--lhe flles laf year amounted to
upwards Of 1900, ooo.-And what is our
debt Deduct cath in the Treafury and
Cutom- houie bonds form the total debt,
and we owe but about o. millions and Of
this part is ia three per- cent, itock--and
the whote debt -dinniihcd by being exthan-
ged for knid.--And yet onr wife ones have
been trying 70 rum us with their ec0a9my.
BY the PreGdents MeAaee am glad 70
find that proper fperit is waking. It is a
ftunS'ing black to many, but ruh Con-
gre(s will have a majority who will do
right"
Dec. 20.
You may rely, the latc fucceAts Of BoN-
APARrE, il Germany, are NOT read brye with
f1 much Joy as they once uled 70 be, ex-
cept BY few whom nature originally made
incorrgibIe jlcobiD5 and who ihe had
better remake than attempt to amend. If
France ihoud be as fuccelsiul, as her recent
fucceiles pr7mJt, depend upon it, Spain will
u2t only ihew her teeth to Us, as fAc has
done, Dat ihe VIII try to bic She is our
natnral en-ny. She has cxhauAed treaiu-
~, and beggared her fubjecs, TO luppIy
the Golfers of BoNAPARTE; and in return
1he Will require of him the retroceiho hon of
her fayorite colony and barrier, L0ajGana
and BoNAPARTE, who is in the habit of
parceiiing out empires, and colonies, will
promfe it TO her; in trut for himlelf at
ioale future day, no doubt; for he has told
II. Emperor cf Agfyii, " Re qOant5 c3lonis5. "
As loon as the European war is terminated,
if Frame triumphs, our troubles will COM
meuce Our iouthern limits viii then be
dgfnfa to be, the Aligf2pi great rivers
are favorite boundaries with BoNAPARTE ;l
and his long fword is expert in dema!ca-
tions Our acknowledged claims for ipol- !
lated property. will be laughed at, or ad- |
iourned Eaf die. But while the war contin- |
ues, and the event remains uncertain, her
policy will be to coax US with fair 7card5, and
to fuip-nd for a time her fm a7ior5. What
is.yI I7lf ind b,it for US TO do, in. this fate
Of perplexity, puzzles the longe!t heals |
here MY poor opiniop is, thar we fhal!
not 20 IS war with any European power.
There Is not NERVE enonsh here C, rilk the
c&pedient. il it were n.cehNy which
much doubt.
Aa 10 our relations with G,eat-britain,
yoi mly ref afared, however few thlhGw
Pa.ed po.ilicians in Congress may biuIter,
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