Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-27

waiting on negotiations, we sh.l, !.
seized tl1sscouasry." '''s'
But gesllsmea say the secre, me,.
of ,hs president gics differed. as,xe ,'Ss
this affair. Iadesd Icannot pSrer,v. q
This message such as We see it publish. u
speaks language still stronger than ~
lpnb!ic message, upon which the geo,,.t
assembly acted and pledged themselves
the opinion witch lhsy COW wish ID =.
sure. Speaking Of the affairs Of Span !,
say ",laey authorize the iatsreus. ,n,,
is is their (the Spaniards inte0tiou to al
yaBce on our possessions until they shall,
be rspressed by an opposing forcs--iorn,I
NC. is aot necessary : but he projections
our citizens, the spirit and honor Of ON,
country require that force should be iu,s,
posed in acer.ain degree" If an All.
10 usdc. stand the Language Of the msssap.
ihe presiden, would appear to be on :
side OF the minerity. Hs does 20 ws.,sy
recommend tae measures that were ados,
ed. SPAN is the only eosa,ry agaia,t
Which he recommends an opposing iorss
whils he deems j, probable that our differ
eaccs with England may bs anisablv ad
jrsted. Yet measures Of warl;ks ten,
dsney are adopted towards England, md
fcr Spain the dollars areerasra laa.sad );
an opposing force. And ys. eea,lsn.o
will haze his to be firm, jus, aaJ liberal
policy! Has it bestered our si,sanon? l.
is true our prospects with England ara
somewhat changed, cot BY yeur partial
Gon-In,ercsurse measures, bu; BY sh.sp.
OF ministers there; aud other caaasesn
Europs' Wish Spain, has year tends, Of
dollars produced the desired effect? NJ.
prospects ia that quarter are still s,osuy,
A;e ycu Certain TIA. the measures prapc.
ed by !hs minority might cot have had
better effect? Offer ali things fer peace.
fsl Adjustment which homer aud Justice
could denaad or allow, and hold the ssofd
ready 10 assert aud maia,ain yser rights,
if withheld. fear /, will coma to l$is a,
last, and we shall have los. Favorable
time.
g WHAT'S lie co0dust Of Spain? Its
no. affected by your disposition 10 do i1i
tlee bur By the disposition Of affairs sl:..
where, When Fraase, who is 10 relation
20 this subject said to e,azd ia ,hs bark
grorod, had humblsd her enemies by tho
battle CT AiareHgo, SPsia advances upoa
you With proud prstsnsioss--a new soah
ten in knrope abates her demands. The
battle Of austerEtz pushes her forward
over the S,.iae-anothsr coalition against
France drives her behind thas river, which
she ID wiling to assume as temporary
boundary. The battle of lana is fought,
aud her rrspsct for this territory is de,
ssroyed. We must come G. las, TO The
point fesr she policy ef the minority
will prove to be righ:. Are ven dsslroa,
TO eensars mea for rroPeslsg measures
the lass wiS;er. which will now, 10 all pro-
debility. be zvhsi!y adopted, as We sec
fhey are 10 part? am not ready IS esa.
sure these men, even if the measures they
sspoased were clearly established not to
have bsea the best; nor shall | esa'urs
those measures which wsra adopted, al,
though events should prove them TO Do
'he worst. sm willing to bsl'svc saa
gentlemen advocated those measures Wh'sa
they believed the policy Of the times &c,
maaded. | will not, with tse very mnso
Information That I have on the scbItc,
cree! myself into eessor ca either sld:'
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