Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-30

II arms. Inc cncWr WasSso
s'ss ! and observes our steps. Ihe al
p0DS. = our friends is still without any
's s"0. Treaties ought TO bind the
, s and our armies bs ready to nga. the
former. -. h.vs m RI.
IT,. n of ourselves our own resources !;
' n's'' are among you, soldiers, who are
'0ss =, 70 she'd generously your blood, "a.
' ss han Weld to a proud enemy your
r ,s'. the reward of your courage they.
,'.' .m;ds. you, inhabitants and tudussrl-
- =. sul,iyaters from whom the state ex sss
-. .,s ;ts riches. Your union, your SUBS
r n;,,ios 10 laws ought to be the strongest
md Of your Independence.
IT The policy of foreign governments aas7
:, yst bsen openly laanltesssd towards
{ Whatever il be. without daring ihsm,
:, 4, suu, ourselves 10 situation TO have
ae,biug TO dread from such as woald bear
:. INV hostile intention. Let those who
.ll 10 disposed 10 keep political relations,
~ enjoy the advantages OF our Gem
w,rce. 6ad an equitable rseiprosiiy. 49,
T., Us offer 50 others nothing bss death
and battles.
Whilst we mediate upon taese ideas
/, IS never forget that arms alone are The
varran,ry Of free people. Ii culture re-
osrs. a part of our country we ought
= consider that we are all soldiers, aud
,bs, warl,ke nations only have bssn able
10 preserve their liberty. Let Us call TO
eur remembrance, tia. handfal of
Greeks devoted to ,heis .soaatfy, soL.
iuupdsd the rage of a million of barba
Rams who came TO wrest from shsm their
liberty! -.
Let US swear to initiate sheir example,
10 observe and cause car Eosy sona,iiat'on
10 be observed, and 10 perish rather than
10 suffer tina. any violation should be made
upon il.
Done at the Headquarters Cape Rsau,
lois, Feb. II, 1907. 4ih year OF the In.
dependence.
HENRY CHRIsTOPHE.
By the President,
The Secretary of State
RoUANEz, Jun.
Fran the Frankfort { Ken, J Palla3iEas.
Mr. HUNTER,
Having seen ia the Western world OF
tie 18th. instant. certain queries extracted
from the New York Herald. addressed TO
ne under the signature of" lutsrregater"
lam isduesd through your paper TO give.
the following answer: do not think it
Incumbent on any map assailsd 10 news
paper to take notice of every impersincns
.:ilbblsr--yes it is . dgsy which all men
owe their country and 10 their own cha,
iaclets 10 correct false srasemer s, that the
'iaela which do exist may be lmpartially sx.
mined.
interrogation states, 6 The papers inform
Us, that Thomas Power the agen. of the
Spanish Baron de Carondelet, addressed
q letter to you. and certais of your co pa.
'r'on oa,he 10th of July 1895, containing
propositions for dividing the western states
lfom the union, &c. !
Ibis statement is false. In ny deposi.
Ion delivered TO the coEaais,se of the lie S
gsaiare of Kentucky, in the case of Mr..
ssoastlau. which contains the conmuica I
s0n 1t is dated, Louisville, July 1e, 1877
ipy arsndirg to the date of the exrrac,r
'0m tie Kentucky Herald, giving the d :
POSITION of Thomas Power, relative to the,
.s'aiishlng OF his boat by Lieutenant Steele,
: Is Improbable that Power was in the.
Mu OF Kentucky on the 18Th jolly 1896,
.sauss be states the transaction 10 have
'sAsu place as he was ascending the Ohio,
r'n,sburg on the sth day Of August. be.
~ the Red Banks, which / believe is a.
~. WI Two hundred miles below Louisville,
~ ~, below the inhabited part of the state
nave stated in my deposition 6 that l
"usaw Mr.. Power"-I again declare it
ns asiasr have had in any way any con-
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