Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17

been at Me serOire of,he lac Spanish me-,
MISTER governor M,Kean's het - we are
disposed To believe that the Circumstances
a'iuoed 10 may be communicated by Yru.
Jo' and that he has been re.appoin,et
yet-we see no reason why he should IN,
be SAM of, for certainly his conduct b.rr
is not that OF friendly minisfer-and our
governments VIII never receive or acknow.
lege Y'uJo as niLister.-furorz.
FROM THE CAz. UNITED Stairs.
ne didqais Yrnjo--It is asserted. and
We be'ieve correctly, that The marou;,
iruJo has ia,ely received from his cour, a
confirmation OF his appointment as minis.
ter to the Uaied Sta'es How ,h;. will
be relished at head quarters we canno,
pretend 10 say. Al any rate, il does not
look as though the French and Spanish
monafchs were much frightened at
inc mode adopted by us of avenginp ,he
injuries com plained of in the presiIen,,.
las, message, namely, by send;.r them n
douceut of two millions of dollars.
Our readers will recolle6 that The NEE
sage at the opcning of the last session Of
congress declared that the injuries which
we had received from Spain were of such
nature ss could be repealed by force on.
w. he marquis went as usual to the
seat OF government, where he received
orders from the cabinet to quit the civ Of
washington and The territory of Column
o'a. Congress shut up their doors and
sn'ed away two millions Of dollars for Dur.
poses winch are pretty well understood.
Inc marquis sent an account of what had
happened TO his court, and instead or he.
ing ordered home as man personally oh.
""x'oos 70 our court, has as is said, re.
ce'seu Inc appreciation of his government
ara confirmation of his appointment.
we hope that ou' democratic brethren
VIII be able TO find in this fresh proof
OF lac reshecf which foreign nations en-.
certain Tor our government especially az
the reasons for ordering away the msronis
were expressly said be that he was ner.
sonaHy dlsagreeable to the administration
while at the same time it was minated
that different minister from the sans
court would be we'll received.
Sep, 10.
Inc following article is from the PhiIadslnh;.
CaEefte, The semi official organ of the Ia,e Son.
n'1' on0a'soaorj we Yesterday surr;sed that
ms information came from 1;u;o himself: IL is
, nov eV'oeh' ,hst we were no, mistaken. 1-Njo
had promised his cour, TO make governor II Kean
presiieni of the u States had he succeeded
7" ma. soniJ have been the fate of America il is
not diff u!t 10 conceive--iho' under all ciroon,.
stance. IT IS pleasant 70 reaeei upon .---Awora.
HIS mos' Catholic majesty has renewed and
continued tas appoin' men; OF me marquis Yr,in.
as minisses to this country This measure Of
the Spanish courr can be considered in no oher
pom 81 view than as full aud entire apnroba-
ZION OF The CONDUCT of the marquis towards this
government and as this condua ha, been high.
nos'hr 20 the administration. il will remain
tar Mr. Jefferson to meet in sui,abl, n,,onsr
ms indigniy from foreign court Tn rimd-
waVering condua # >ur chief magistrate, and
rs adviser besides involving themsey.. i'm -
shame and iificu les incurs on the. ma, .ora,
,@ee' re reproach and contumeIy. Of svsry
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