Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-13

that the apprppria,i,.i WAS made toWar -. us
defrsYinc the cxpeaer which may b. n.
currsd III tue purchase Of the Spanish terri, 7,
tories lYing'oa the Atlantic OCEAN andsgahA
of Mexico, AMI eastward OF me isiisslss'p-
pi. This resolution, he said, wasiae soun.
datioa Of the b;ll COW eeacted INTO law,
with such change OF lap5as5e as has oeen
casually madehitasrso il, such cases resPrcs.
ing oar foreign relations. Mt. - tufaed
is another resolution, moved andsepported
and voted for byrhe gentleman fram VIZ
Sginia himself authotis,ag the presldens9-1p
make settlement OF existing differences
Between thrUpised States and the court ct
Madrid, by making an arrangement be-
!veea hstsoo governments vines So al So
care an ampts Barrier TO Spain on the side
of Msx,co, and 10 the United States, the
countries ws,ere:i by the NIiss,sss,RpI, aud
ITO The cattward Of il. Both these resoiu.
,stions were carried 10 the president sgreea.
bly, TO the order Of the house, by the gen.
,leman from Virginia himself and ano,hs',
member.
Mr.. F. said ha voted against the second
resolution, because the subject, belonged
70 the treaty making power. ever whieh 'ia's
house had 90 con.roul, exceptwheie grams
OF monsy we're rcguired; bu, twas cafrl-
ed, and It YVES Mr.. r. wao prepared, .moy
ed, and supported, and presented 80 .as
spresden. both resolusicas. The same gem
1etleman who has so frequently en this toSr
in mis- rsve1iss about France. asserted 'hGt
'tsese soasa Ssein, 10 Pyreness, tat otasa
ezvas IN France, sge. asa on this Wild as
ssrtion he grounds his still more Wild as
sertiens, that wa are giving money ior
bribs to France. Does he seysr reflect in,
MS dreams, Wat be ha. giVsn tron nffs&s bis
! owa hand, confirmed by his ,fhcial sots IN
abe house, that there is S.1dirSe'fh ,zshsn'
The Lfited STA IS should make an exchange
ejfteruiory, and TO 5ohsn, 5oe ought 10 gram
an as.ble barrier on the SIDE u 1Ksaieo -
Thar there IS a ceurt Of -Uaa'ria zoith s1iom
1t IS competent fof he United States to 4ake
ayra1apemenis. There is act word aioGs'
France in either OF she resolutions. ner IL
the law, nor in any par. of,he proceedings.
This is evident 10 every citizen. wko ftsds
TIE journals 81 the secret praeeed'nE s,--
Mr.. T. asked how will the gende nan re.
coneiIs his frequent and heid assersron5s.
that there was 10 Spar, no Spanish terrific.
RI, SIC. with his deliberate and ealesnr
official set, directly In oPposisioa TO hit
assertions How a, this time with ttssi
journals before hi-,. ceuiA he have the eff.
frsn;sry to declare that The United States
were, irsceysrabiy dishsnored by shese
transae,ions -.
But he says, ia proof @! this assertion,
,haslhe ship. with Tie suucsions, &c. IS
gone to Nan.z, IA France, instead of Co
runaa ia Spain. What sort efprocf issh!s?
Why did he no. tel. the whole truth ;. Why
did he nc, tell the house. ths. the ship ear.
ried the appointment OF envsg satraoTt,s.
nary, aad instructions fa our miaistsr 81
the ceurs of France. 10 go to the eoust q!
Spain 60 sssist our ministers at Madrid, ia
negotiating at that Cont, asreeabiy TO the
gentle man's own resolution. ard the iaw
passsdler yha, purpose ey CoHgress? No.
So mach candoF would not have answered
The genie ans purposes.
Hut f>w DAYS since that geatleraan II.
formed the house thatths ship hsd sailed,
ard ,akes the money with her before the
appropriation was made, sc. - Presently j,
got iste the a<ewspapef., that . greai many
tons of specie, he belle ,ed, 4sove Sky,
wers carried away in -thas skip. Every
nasnter Hho understood the sebiiect knew
that the assertion was wholly unfaundsdt
IEhey knew that money was never sen, in
this way fer sich purposes. :" They knew
that that Offices wss always Accomplished
in ptosiding credit for bills to be drawn
when tie ne gbciasion was eonapisted- ------
|, Ia, this was the seaepresent, any N ID,
Der may De iTforned by enVuiriag at tbs
proper source, Der hs would take ne us-
ficA IS ssygY:l o{kzs ench n1isrenreeepfa