Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-24

| ,hat no consultations was held between them
| from the meeting of congress uatll some
time in March. Jshls want OF concert and
decision in the administration might easily
! have been Inferred (even if there were no
other proof Of ID fron che various. dis
cordan. and uAdiges'ed projects which
were brought forward in the legislature
and to this wan: Of system must be REFER
red much of the mischief which then re-
suited from this subject, as well as the era.
barrassmenis which have ensacd, and are
yet likely to grow OF: Of il.
The aggressions Of Great Britain .nstu.
rally divided themselves into two classes !:
Impressmens Of our seanaen, and depre.
daiions upon eur commerce. 10 the inst
we have been subjected under three enc.
cess;ve administrations, from the year
1898 TO the present time. But this griey.
ance, 10 which the u. Sssss had 50 long
submitted, and 10 which esngrsss had
heretofore been content TO apply palla:ives,
was now enlarged and dwsls upon BY car.
tain persons, because they saw IN it
,hemc which would .oush most seusll,y the
American feelings. Mr.. Nicholson did
no, scruple to reproach then, with fsieu.
cd zeal, and to charge ,hsna with having
opposed az former session, bii! which
he bad isroduced for remedyieg the evil.
MIR. John Randolph wss OF opinion shs,
tt!a impressment Of cur ssaDaen furnished
Just cause of iadignan, resentment on cur
h,se y,
has matter TO extremity at this time, which
bad not existed o as fn!l force for the last
hre, or even twelve years: Our cavern.
mens, in consideration OF ,hs grea: num-
Der Of British seamen ia our employment,
and Of the identity OF language and man.
ners beiweez thai class os heir suhircgs,
and the same description OF snr cls:zeDs,
bu, above al, from motives Of socnd po.
Icy Goo, obvious to need rcPet:tion) had
h'therfo deemed il sxpedishI 60 ief porj2e
on this interesting sad de!ica;e topic; DC
could see no juss grouad at present, fer
departing i,am his sys!eUl--neYe especi.
ely P nciag as astua negociasioo b@.Ween
:h7 TWO governments, or the pvlat in dis.
oate: re was Of sp;n,on that nothing
should be !sfs ualons TO accommodate our
1 Herences axiaabiy, and THAI 30 step
should be saksa which sht Interrupt or
detsa, such s,tiealent: thst even If wc
snruld resort 70 .Rfr, il aust eveotuste IN
treary ot peace, ty which the points OF
coa,roversy would be adjusted, or LETT il:
statu qua ante Esilztm: ana that afcsr 10.
cUrriag he lcslcu!abie mischcfa Of var
tire d-ran genens Of our finances and the |
sugnsnta.ioa rf the pakiic debt, TO az eX-
tent which aouid nes now be soteseen TO
say nothing II rs haueful ELECTS upon our
political nsisusioss and tie danger which
mus accrue from throwing oar ws!sa. al
l1is juooture into ths prepon3ersting scale
OK Europe tbrie was 30 prospect that sc
should oogae b5teg terms II any iuteSe pa
cihca ion, thas were atT-:aah!c a pfesrns: !
at aoy rate he was d'sposed to give fair
play 10 lac isir experiment Of negotiation.
But If aay tive measures were 10 be sak-
en- sgaiast Geat Britain, thss should b.
of the most Accent and decisive na.u e.
he deprecated nalf measures, as the ..!pst
iniurioa. 70 curseiYxs winch could be a.
dcpefi.
Wills, the bili was yet under diseassion
the news OF the des.h al Err Fist, ana Of
toe coassqa<n change oi ministry, reached
the Unised States. Ne circumstance could
have .fforded fai.er or more :lonJi able
prs:est. 81 a more powerful motive for sos.
pending ocr me 1sr,rs agains:Crsat Bsitsia
,bsa this lne lac prenser was Known 30
be decidedly host,Ee "a the institutions, tbs
Interests, and she very peapIs Of America
No administrator. net that si lord Ncriii
himself had been, or could ba mere mi,
trical TO the United STATES. tbau that cf
Mr.. Pitt. HIS power was moreover con-
nsc5ed with, and depended upon The coati-
unation ana durs.ln, Of he Mar. IL wss