Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31

hut lkswife HI: Tsvenu. q n.
iswlsis dspTSd.Iias q oa'asaers AID p y s0s
lh's's ru', ianl-ntary tue! nas in l v,.e.>
TO It's tfIth, oug,t We toproeeea gus,d.fp'i
proportion 10 its stush ought we 70 ivy IN
TO convince usthas The cou,fc we TAX. n 1.a d'a
eff slusl. For m3fe;f, IKE occ,to ~ =. prov.
from the little information y. pqfefs, which Y
low is very uncomfortable, am opuol.I l'
mode OF drssnce altogether, I believe ~, Sss
will be ihcf, eua; that i. will aau,a W., @a
protection; ard thar after having proc..4.i ,at
ven to bankruptcy, wefhsll be as poorly a.1 e
ed as We were before. Fof thsGe reaIon al''a
becaufe want data on which to ar. ~, ~, @a
information Of men more capable o! idra.@
fuch fuhjeas than / am, i move ven ~, Iss
COS mistee fife.
Mr.. Dawfon. When ! called up,he ,,,.
] ihould have made an apology to the HOrl.f 't!'
shc decay which hes taken piace in ,hi. buI,I
hut fer the & ua,icn in which We have Ivy hwy
been. Itnst now she fahj.Gt is broueb, b,e
us, we ihaiI take FINE sg:esua mcaiutes IA, :;
eai 6 our country fem its DEGRADED d;uatiops
kno~ there are fre gentlemen in hi. bort.
bseaufe they have told Us 70 before, who ,,,s,
doing no1hing. ttust, heweyer, their numb,
is very lmSl', ard that great majority sint.
found ready 70 do wat the ex:gcncy Of ,a,.
re, gcs. AS for The Information reeu.a., /.
the gentleman frGm Gsorgis, I am s,s loh :,
knew for what rcalon he calls for it. MyoG
niof, is, that, ccf,ain fun, III Guild I've acr cr-,I
10 this obj-tt, to be expended at the dfcre iroi
the executive. But the gentleman, betos s
agrees to take this sep. requires information
. III. e ports which arc aefenGble. know Of ~
way in which be can GET information, butS
converting a Communicated this fouse into COZ,
0! engineers, to 60 frcmone end Of the county,
to ybc other. If a majority csth:. tcst: ar,Ea
proceeding at once sccurdingio The recornea,
ton Of the Prsil2cnt, to the ef-esaal del.ne,f
our ports ard hsrbours, they will rot age, n
any motion whole tendency isto put Il. ul.ah,
aide.
Mr.. Jacklon. ] hope the committee will 10,
rifc until they bave further Investigated the Il.
ioiuiion under confederation, and ! think the ia
i.ns Gsnsd by the gentleman hom Georgia will,
on confederation, be deemed by hinkIt an area
cncot agaipA the motion, Ii is faid, iha, wed,
not now pcfafs Sufficient detailed infoFmansn,
but il is not neceaary now to have tia, detalti
information which it may be necsHsy 10 hgs
when this buhncfs sfumcs the haps OF BILL
We a,e now engaged in fixing tn. principle;
the details of which will follow afterwards. Th
iatc eas Of the nation call aloud to Us 80 at,.a
to this fnbjeef. The cries Of Cur ipp;ea;d ha,
men join in the gsneral murmur; ON csmm.na
iubjeA to lawlc!s condemnation. under admiral.
ty deciions, calls aloud for our attention. l,h
high time that the representatives Of the uatna
ihould deliberate on the fuhj:tt. lie, rslha
1T from day 10 day, u2til W: fhaIl anlss in H.
festusl neafures OF redrefs. Let Us no oDsa
be indifferent or ina.tensive to fobjrG more ln
poryant than any other thar can come before u.
Let US evince that unanini.y which lha ,nlr'
iucceis 10 whatever we propole. Shall We, At
fu.ha crifs, be creeping on behind the futE
fentiment, ara licking with indifference co
fcenes which can no longer be fubmit:ed to, un.
Iefs we reign the Independence we have acquired ;
1t is not neceGasy, at prelent, to go Tito de-
tails. Il is only neceaa'y TO fay whether VI:
will ttea our tarbow, erect gun boats, ad
build veGels TO protett cur commerce on the lea,
and nct only re 'epcl sgsrtlhons, but to chaHas
th fe who cftI ,hem. hope there viii be ioina
TO be bur orc len1iment in The Hoaf, asISs' u
in the naiion, and that we will ezpchd tho ha
ccnt before We fubmit to the degradations 0He'n
MS. enteat the committee not to Tlk D'u.
they have fully ds!berassd On the futrts a'a
have foln:d an efeetual plan for obtaining H'
d,efs.
ITO be continued J