Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-19
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an'es Nxison, Esq. -" a. l8ss.
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z faases 1gae3tson, Esq. - rs.
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! have Jus. received yes, h.. i
YESTERDAY, n which you are pleased s"sf =. 9f
me that from the president 81 Gin rs 1I 5o'yl
states having solicited nv recall = o'' !,
ar, In The month Of April last, ! (. "a T.
heard with surprise, my arrival i ~, \; mas =.
~. me Residence Of government. and nd IN g.
ne thinks this step Of mite inn,o sau. 'Aas
d'ng at the same time, that nv s, fs'i Ia
would be Unsatisfactory to him, Az. 's.e
onIees OF my arney IS not viths view 1'a'
n''eh p'ots' TO excite conspiraeies. 9,
promote aEy attempt whatever ae,;,s ~ & :
government Of the United S,atrs' s,d, ~
hithertoa have not ei'her tlxsety q, j. -
rcctlY ccmmitred acls of a SINH, co.. 's@'
cy, zohlch alone could jtaGfytle tsnsr pS 50,
eject OF your letter, TO which repIv s w.
arrival here is an innocent and lsc 'lps
which leaves me in the full enoympn, e =
all my rights and privileges, bcth a.
pubic character or private lldiyidnI
Making use, therefore, OF lEesr IONS -,
privileges, ! lr!ead REMAINING in he ~, ai
tour n'Ees square, in which the COVER.
nent resides, as long as it my sui; H. =
,efests qf'he king, my master, or nv sr'
personal convenience ! nust a, the .,m@
time add that shall no. lose sigh. Of lbt.s
two circumstances as respects the perisa
aud season IN which our mutual ds,;n.,
TOR my departure iron the United STATE,
are 20 be accomplished.
lnregard to the objections Which,bi,
government, iuits wisdom is pIeasvd.ocsT
l'tst respecting the demand oImy reno,s
/ shall take the liberty OF observing, laa.
though ibis government DO doud,, NAV
have had their reasons to solicit it. ,bry
Hitherto have forgotten 10 communcsts
them to mine, for MIR. Monroe's official
letter to Mr.. Cevallos on tbs subject mer..
ly contains vague undetermined, geasr,l :
assertions destitute Of any proof vhatsyer
1t is true that he alledges an attempt Of
mine TO bribe citizen Of the United
States but 1t is equally so that as his as
sertion OF government is grounded caa ra
ference TO testimony already proved in.
correct. may without wounding the feel
ings of, or be wanting 10 that respect which
! owe this administration, permit mYseflo
call it false and calumnious, independeo.
that in the letter had the houor Of writing
t6vou, sir, early in September 1904 in
which this business was completely aud sa'
fiafactorily explained. If,in fact, The sd'
tor of the Commercial R gister, coOit {.
yer b. considered as an organ of ruth, what
would the American people think Of their
chief magistrate, of the heads ofdspart
ments and of the acts Of this admInlstra!l'
on Ii is not my iarenslon to endtaVort to
change BY this explanation he disposition
OF his government towards my person; ny
object is solely to fulfil The dGy ny sIaa
ton imposes upon me, Of sgan rePeNIcgan
importation which is as improbable In'''
self as il is calumnious against both ny
public and private character.
shall the efore, sir, communicate you,
letter of yesterday to my government
shall also inform IL Of my answer theTe'0
and whenever by the order o! the KING "E
mater, am 10 return to Span, | 'al
quit he Unied States with .s1tmen's u
affection s,warde sirsuous PeoPle' ~
whoss bosom iila,e lived Ten years, VIA
the intimate testimony Of having asss,
committed any grounded offence aGl'us'
their government, and above all inc. CIV,
soiing satisfaction Of having em nPss.
all my a! and feeble talents IN oe''usf
of the rights and interest OF the os'' :
kings.
I have the honor to be,
Sir, SC.
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