Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-25

VOC ss 't,,',s .'aa 'toe'liefetoiorc one. Tro
was mus; the president Of the e. < : %
some prctaratory observations toll ~ = at&
the proclamation laid before the ZEN zen
been issued. Immediately after ~; a a,'s.
nal says a message was received f.a s l0C
president OF the = 5, enclosing a COW WIN IN
proclamation. The case in tbe ~ o.
staaoe was ofmuch more importanre CSI@
no conception, before he saw the POW. NC
committee, but that it would be IA ggI' o.
them ne had hot conceived ii possible W -
would not be laid before them in some ~ W. ,,l
lthae been said thai he Should Give n ~
Tor calling for it. He t2ought that j. il 's,D ~
Dorsant case like this TIE House sLo,l5 81 Il
what was done- He had 10 os;ecticn 10 @' !.
proclamation; but it Contained CERTAIN ~ "
al princlpies to which they ouolt 70 We. ,."'9
lie WAS at q loss 10 account Io- tho eF'
ton which this motion received jron opi'1
ql.artess OF the heuse; it was imnosa;S s'''
could be made en- any other gr5unds .b.
determination 10 vote down At all eycy y'''''
question that might be moved, Or any enc:
that might be requested enthe part of ~.
men OF one description in the house i s1'
Cd 70 lilia to be following Hpt!.c advice WI;
had lately been given to them thropoh +,
channel of paper printed in this civ, y WIKI
was understood generally to speak Geni
fclal language. | have before me- sad
the words in which this house were :;
time since addressed in that paner, by ID
son making observations en- a molten VIII,
Mr.. Q. had made, and which wa, nee.,;r.
Mr. G. then read TIC fo!loWmr D,y,@r,nI
from the Nationa In,clligencer Of Eoyen5l
g:
Lei them weigh well the advice Of :.
enemy before they adopt If. Let thej
aci, as they have done in The prcseu. n
stance. Let thea, entertain no aporehepI
sion OF the scefe Of popularity, even lad
their adverssrita should sound the toc,;I
of alarm, and declare lhcroselyes tie 81
esasive friends of The people. lie. ,h.d
remember shat while their opponents hs,
no.hlng to do bus TO talk, they have d
act"
Ard was tnia the language 10 witch TIL
house was TO be addressed th.o' the m1
dium OF newspaper printed a. lb;i
doors! Was mere printer TO o5trud
upon them his advice as TO VIA, ccurs
they were to pursue. ID relation 10 The ID
,eFcsts Of the p.siol, aud to dcaouaec
portion of the house az unworthy Of 90
,ice or confidence? Iie hoped COT. Dl
he could account for The exposition vhic
was now given 10 this moiian from \
Other reasons; for if proclamation {
this k.od had been iseasd, they ought I
hspe il before ,tlern.
F Mr.. Q. said, he possessed no iuiercs,
diferen. from any other member of u
house; ard asspEing the rigb. wkich /
was entitled, be wouidask for io.ormatig
when he haa occasoc for IL.
MIR. Groz0jun&hiela Eel: muca sarpfisst
at what had been said by the genusna
last up. Had MIR c. said aDy thing abou
it, hsd he made any a!lp3!on to what hlt
appeared in apewspaper in this city III
publication YVES made before he had bee
sbie to arrive al this city. Mr.. Qnld'l
here remarked, he did 60; refer 10 hlm,
Mr.. c. did nc, know to vboc1 he could
refer, cxceps 10 hin CT Ills friend iron
North Caro!ias. he had no Intention I
make any remark 10 hurt the geodema0i
feelings with rsspeetto what h2c appeared
in newspaper Of this city; bot what re
la,ion could that have to The subj jet unds
consideration : If The paper alluded :
had infrinsed aay privilege apPer'a!nngt
him as member Of thar house, Of wolC'
Mr.. c, said be knew nothing, &c had ~
remedy. If Of personal nature, To-
gentleman had other neans Of eallsiaciio'
ne was perfectly at 8 loss as to the o0J;.'
the gentleman could have in bringing 10
mater sp pow. Sir. c. bad aioded I
the same psper: /; was the on.y Paper Z.
soy consequence in the ci;y, aaL the pres
den. was cb'igedto take ths' course = G.,
cula;e official actsthrOrsh he Umoo'
had allways Been The Custom 10 pno"Sn, u !.
proclsma;icps, but 10 no Instance aa1 .