Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-26

chile ne C0utcti piANs - : - : $50 -
more sole saa attempt at negocIaslon, sug.
-..,sd wi.h earnessnes 10 congress, that
.r6;I.f We were cedsavoring .at amisable
,.cociation to adjust our differences With
rsauce, the progress of ske war in Eu.
rome. the S,sfrrdaiicns on our commefss,
NE personal injuries 10 cur citizens. ana
,as general complexion of affairs, render
!, his indispensable dasy, 70 recommend 70
.h.;r consideration efscfuai measures q
1.Erce shas the commerce OF the u ,.
Ma become an interesting objsrs OF a.ten.
Sor whether considered Ia relation to
~. wesl!h and. fDances, or the strength
.narrsor-ces of the nation "a that aaaa
al Establishment must occur TO every
man who considered the Injuries commit.
I'D on our commerce and sne description
&c vessels by which these abuses had
sen D. ac;isrd - that !. a navaj posrer,
rexf 10 the militia, svas tie gataral defence
ofihe United Ststes aad thar '' besides
he prorsssioa OF cur commerce on the
seas. ii 1gas highly arcessayg to protect It
ai home, whSrs 1t was ccl:ssSSd in our MOST
imearsap porss."
This SHE aud eloquent speeeh Of May
seyeusesn haadtcd end niasiy seyes, de
yo,sa 10 tho main to she sables. ef public
d.s.ucs and the national honor. bas fuiI
al posi. al inslruetion, pfessa,. through.
81, the imsgs of q ssrsng sad classic
mind. laborisg under a foreign pressure,
ba. risiag with the pressure asd lhs Ia
bor.
Al The Opening of the wiates session 81
.eyentesn hnodrSd and nlnssy seven and
se,snisen HUNDRED ard ninely eighi, ano.
Their enais ssy he'd been dispatched aud The
susoys had arrived 10 France. la this
isaa,iou of affairs as 90 Important event
had occurred, though the maratIne de-
prsdatiuns Of France were still contained,
tie president lad little to suggest On the
topic Of chiet intSress, but 70 psace tor.
lnrr reasoning Ia new lights, to renew and
eniorce his so.iciiasiens for SO honorable
sys,en, of defence. add refer TO arguments
and principles before SO lunlnous!y dis.
rssysd- This asgency on tae subject of
naval and military preparation was ran
dered peculiarly Pcrunsat aud eggedieo,,
by toe efforts of formldabir o5Positioa
VINO bsyiag 90 system CT ihsi, own un-
lass a esga,ion OF all active measures
could he called a sYs,em, coutenaed a.
gaiDst aueh preparations "a every stage
Far from considering a pending negcei
4 s,iua. and much sess the mere sanding
q OF ensoys, as rcasca fer reiaxasien, the
president renews sae sagges,lon TEA, mo
thing 10 tie mesn time woaia contribute
so mlca 10 ,ae preservation Of psaer, or
tie as,ainiaeat. Of justice, as 3 manifes,
alton OF tha. energy of which on manv
iermer 0ecasicnc, tbs psopie ct he u S,
lad gives such memorable proafs and the
execution of ,hose.resoorces for national
etiuce, which bcne6cent providence
tst-'ediy sisced within then power"
Il IS nat the purpose of the writer, In
Attempting shese sketches of fo,uer speech
ts,to make proiiS extracts; hni hoping that
n'tn'eg from such rich sources will be re.
esive as trsspssses on patience or pro-
Nie'Y, ne ca cot sesistthe &c ap,afion OF
Guo,mg one Other psssagr from this inse-
'ss,ies stdrsas. lie. topdiy hopes thar
he''eer Tie eleaoence or wisdom of for
met hines vii sr considered obsciet in
Times Ike these, TINES of qua peril a.
ofoad' and far more wsskaess, corrupliop
aud poiincai re;ehedosss d home. truly
the wisdom aud elequeaee ,sst are pas
are Gil we ha,e7lei' = guide ia: They
afstae star 10 the herjson; i, is dissans
/ dim. =.
4 " hatever, continues tbs President, NAV
pe ehe issue OF our negotiations with France,
aoia Is most certain Tat permanent Tranquil
NY and.erder will not soon be sbtained. The
ssa'e 'ot society has keen so long disturbed,
Ne sense efmcrsl and religious obligations SO
auch we skensd, public faith aud national he.
mas osen so lnpaired, respect to treaties
ss oeen SO diminished, and the law of nations
oNtsS icSt so ml,Ch of ito fnrce ,,,i,;l.-f,.,;l