Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19

Eye. the principles ar. tsesi eeniicssle 70 on,,
lof cur LaR lhda trade, and 80 tic !Ias. 49,
France. spain and Holland, fem which We ds,iv.
mott CT th4 iavousabie oai,g.cc oi srsae, wh,s'
eaables Us to oi&ehafgc TIC a"iayoufable 6aiaoc.
5of The usdc With BRIAN, aad ihe Gu Is an,y
hen witlnutglyiag notice Of her in;snuoa a,
tine when The knows we have TIC efestci
noun OF pcpsuy on TIC oscan. We csnno,
admit the plea Of necetiy as iugeeaed In well
known Bntah pamphict ard advocated w,lbop,
feicrvs by tie gentleman tom Vmgra. To
Atm,t this would juR,y eyety P iiioie aggisfion
OF the power at war againtt neuisai nations. r..
MIKE no ryar IN Mllgaye es1'.yf Britain; We ia.
YOUR her IS much as IN Cur hcatTai uetion and
commercial ttuaticn we Gao do. We bear with
aggseiions from her thar would NOT be cf-ird or
borne with from any ethernatlon. he pfcs,,
sccfuing from a favourable commercial balance
with other nations is cheeripiy thfowp into he,
lap, ard If wc do NOT conrnae TO DO 10, it is her
own iauit. Juaice and pcilcy require tba. fhe
fhepId 90 e. Britain. rreterds no caSis CT lom.
plairt ,agsnaf us. We have readily removed
such az lhe ever had. BY pleading necelhty ,hs
Sasaio" "" LII Pqbt iSSiha ~ ~ esh"S"'SiScu--
let Der remove the cSule
This quefion therefore naturally arise., are
theie atong 90 they nc, anly affect our inteyeR
Tut cur national independence ! Il was sohs.
IDENTIFY cxpt tsed that TO this enquiry every mrm.
Der would anfwer In the affirmative. One mrn.
ber however, has gone tar to advocate all the ae.
gI,fions complained OF /; no doubt however a
great nlsjUtily OF the members are convinced
!, that tie impeachment, and other aggrefions re-
qaiIe remedy, the Object OF the preient delib.
Grafton is to cilcovcr such mel res as Will be
mott expedientios Only 20 Correct thc eyil, bur
10 procure reaionablc fedseis without war.
Mr.. +. added, that il was reasonable 10
expect some diversity OF opinion, ,la, such
diversity does exist is eviden. from the
number and variety. of the resolutions re.
ferred 10 this committee. Of these some
are substitutes for the resolution which 10
now ,be subject OF debate, they have the
same object IN view, but vary In the means
proposed. Oilers may be very properly
pursued in concurrences with, and in aid Of
the resolution under debate for some of
these with proper notifications he said he
would probably vote. sThere~is certainly
. variety OF methods IN our power, of ap.
plying 40 eGectual aud at the same time
peaeeable aud permanent corrective of our
grounds of complaint. The method pro.
posed in the resolution on the table he
though, well calculated . to produce the
effect that the discussion of it would at
least bring the whole subject into view,
aud prepare their minds for other resoiuti.
ons.
Mr. F. said he would perhaps be told
that it is war measure, and as such ought
to be avoided. I'VE have been told so al.
ready by gentleman from Virginia, (Mr.
j. RsadoIph) who was up yesterday.
Mr.. F.. said his colleague who introduced
the resolution, declared he did not cOnsi.
der i, as war measure, and that he him.
solf was absolutely opposed to var equally
with hi, colleague.
This resolution Professionally proposes
terms which it is just and reasonable tina,
Britain should comply with, and which is
fully in her power, to proven. the imporsa.
ton Of goods. the produce and manutac.
turea Of the British, dominions, upsil rea.
sonabe accommodation Is MADE by nego.
cation. : 1t does not so to prevent sxPor-
tation.
But i, may be said, and it is no doubt
the opinion of some members, ;hatthe sub.
lect should at this time be left wholly to
without being aided by any
Legislative measure. This is the mos.
important point in view in the subject be-
fore We.
.(To be continuea.)