Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04

sr hare ana traae." Our neu,ral rnanufsc
,ures and our reutral crops, was thus TN
lawfully shut gu, of Spain by the friendly
navy of Euglard. We, we are to fight The
= no continent Of Europe FOR refusing &
IN goods.
With these and MANY other evidences
T early. and unremi;,ed, and excessive
English violations or neutral rights and
commerce and euen OF English Ia7rs be-
fore our eyes, 1t is impossible for he 90
,ernment or people of The United States
~ assent 10 the pretens on, that our al
edged sugrrarcr of Iaier and lesser
wrongs from the enemies of England, en-
title her 20 claim of neutrality and IN
diligence in the numerous and :xcessive
INJURIES of The current season. With
calm and reasonable f,rmness, therefore,
we reclr To the Recommendation of con.
tinnaace OF the peaceahle and legitimate
projections and ndemnlsca'ions for our
property, commerce, and s,fferlngs which
the legislative power in Nscholsou's law,
has begun to administer, and Of such nf
those which are respectfully sugrested for
consideration in this publication. The
is ", another end far better course
which the present British governm-n,
hold At their own communicable infu,ion
Or 9'nericdn modero;ion mo ne old .frgio
.d7'Frfccn susfem Of commercial monohoiy
and frank justice Under RE iogv Of nations.
II canDot b doubled by Any reflecting
man, tha, IN ,reci,ed injuries TO our neu-
trail rights give us tree claims upon the
magnanim',y ofEngland, ard Justly tenn
porary distinctions against her. They
| have touched American sensibi,iiy 10 the
Quick, and deeply affe eted our interests.
he perversions Of the principles Of search
and OF blockade, the violation Of mariners
| ard passengers contracts. and the lega.
'izcd cX,crtichS IN The admiralty bnslness,
Nth He fioltoble osSnMfltion of me right
10 oind as on rio ocean. in al cases sHas-
SoeUer, BY ea'ccutiUe orders, have laid fC.
prosperity Nor navIgaiin nor trade.
E nor vents frr our crors nor sales Tor
our surplus imports. nor safety 10 our
mariners will abide our submission 10
these doctrines, 10 these practices, 20 this
1 new system of annoying her enemy and
monopolizing commerce, adopted by G..
hrita'n 6 the Changing circle OF her fr,ends.
III she persists with her executive orders,
ard other injuries, the road WHICH our re.
4, s'ec'ed ,roye NM ha. air, I'd, entered
lies open before on, eyes. I. is the path
, ofvir,uous peace, for we are not wone t,,
seek even Justice by the svord. protec.
ton to The mdussrious, and ind. mnficat,on
TO me suffering, al the expense % lie in.
Jn'inS', is our wise, our moral and our re,
iigi0us plan.
The following Grfcle Of infelfcence
hropes thaf Greos Britain silt continue
Her mo,'sfrous astcS'tsfa to force indchenaent
neutral sfafes into fatal wars and l,eafies
by her navaihoqver
Cons'an'inopIe, Nav 1905.
"Nr. O9rbu.s,sot, tie EnpEsh owbassador.
mas h0d fresh rorfrrrncr Nth me Aeis
fNendf Cor Turkish seere.a,y of s,at, jat
| Tvhieh ne emphsucally declared naf i(she
Porte cor fartieh government dia ua,.
within a few days, come 20 a defero,ino,;on
20 reneD Hs freafies qvifh Ene9ttnd an Rn
ghsh squadron scouid cerfainiy maze ns M.
HforoTcc'n me Leuqnf az anu Earlhc,. ~.
-j"Sat n7nst ne considered as a 7vh,tre br.
'71rcn me t7oo ioTcers." The Turkish po-
! Oe'nment sin,t,ay rehiied, hat n q,as resok
uea 10 maintain the nanfradtp schfch ii had
hitherto Observed These erceSsive Dqeasu,ea
" napaf fo7ver are caieulafed 10 roort an
aorog 4tion Of fhosr Precious rules in the
faTo Of 'ations, 7vhich haze hitArrto securef
industrious feoc-/at, and hurst eommuUi
'ieS from the er7aenSes, miscries, ana crimes
Of 7oar.