Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-01

the country and you will answer &, Wv
selves. But can the presumtuou, :, : yap
of man imagine policy iucousi,, r'ua's
the immense designs of The Dei,y,4 ,ss
ricaBs cannot. Asit is the natural ia. aas
the Inhabitants Of this counuy,o p,s sse
the Mississippi, so they have also ~
derived from treaties aud national .V
pacts. BY the treaty Of peace conel,'
in the year seventeen hundred and
three, between the crowns Of Grea, B,;
France and. Spain, the free aaviga,.n J,
the Mississippi was ascertained to C,.s
Britain. The right thus assertan.d
exercised by the subjects Of that crow, {
Ill the peace Of 1888, and cosjjoiutv u;
them by the citizens ofthe Uni,ed S,..
By the treaty in which Great Britain y"
knowledges the independency Of the up'.a
States, she also ceded to them the ire,s,
yigation of,h Mississippi. kwmai,h
naturally and essentially annexed to H. 4.
posse ssion Of this western country az sph
it was claimed by America, and itwasp,,
on thar principle she obtained il. Ys,&.
court of Spain who possesses the coup,,,
al the mouth of the Mississippi, ha,. d.
.strncted your citizens 10 the epjoymsut n
ths, right"
g Hpolicy is the motive which ae,ua,,y
pcli.icalcondac., you will support US 10 IL,
righrand thereby enable US to assaip,h,
support Of government. If you will b,
really our fathers, stretch forth your band,
lo.save us. Ifyou wouIdrbe worthy guar.
dams defend our rights. We area usn.
bershat would exert any muscle for YOU
service. Do not cut US off from your b.
dy by everysie otconsauguinily and aa,o
ton, by the remembrance fthebOot
which we have m,nglrd 10 the eonmo,
Cause, we&cosjure you TO procure ourrgt
- May your councils beguided by VIII
dom and justice, and may your detumina
tion be mstkrd with decision anil e&ss,
Let no. beae hcence be cireumseribsd by
the mountains which divide US. Butte
-,,s feel tba. YOU are really the guardian
and ssssr,ers Of cur rights Then yO'
would secure ne PRAYERS Ola people whose
gratitude would be as wa m as their vlnd
"a at;on K their rights will be etsrnsI'--
Then oar connection shall be perpstua'ee
10 the la.es, shines, a monument OF you
justice aud a terror to your enemies
!DanwAe, .Nso. 10, 1873.
Address Of the convection of Kentucky
The honorable shs general assembly
Virginia.
=" The representatives Of the people,
habItlsg lhe several counties composlr
the dissrict Of keutuck, in convention me-
beg leave again 20 address you on the grei
aud important subject Of their separation
from she- parens state, ADD 5sidga mem0ss
Of slse, federal union.
:. 70 repvfs the causes which 'mps' ,s'
inil;-h: sants ot tais district to continue 'neV
application for a separation, VIII ID ou'
p'nion Or unnecessary; they have osea s.
nsraaiy acknowledged aud Pauon'zsa
former assemblies, and met the aPpfo0a'
oa Of chat angus, body, whose consent va
necessary toward the final completion
dis desirable object, and who resolSeo~ w.
The mes,ure was expediens and neeeS'a!
bas which from their peculiar s''u's''D"''
ware unable to decide on. -,
AS hap2iarss was the object N., ,.,
hrs,dicia,rd the application tor 'ePa'a.'",.
SO i, has Continued the ruling pr'0c'p?''
IN dic,a,ing re good people OF A'o'us a,
10 thai great cad, upon constitutions 's " . I,
aud hey caa1slve the logger that ~'a
sure is delayed sae more will they o' -;
posed 70 the merciIess savage,or l""s
ls greatly 10 BE- feared) anarchy WIN
the concom;tant evils attending tne''o ~,
Being fully impressed with these 'a .s,
and justified by frequent examples W. - ~, :,
ceive it our du:y as freemen, ffo" Wv ~ +,
gard We owe to our constituents, ap' -. "
ing encouraged BY the resolutions ., Of. h h,
crnss aoa;o r, an,l, m your honorable "