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the Navy should peesend 70 deem neees-
sary Tor one year. =<@ssl !. : :


money shah be expended And there
came % this country from the magni6.
cent !couTtof funis, . mighty Plsnipo-
tertiary, and SO much our specific eeono-
yaical administration conceived them.
selves iouored By heing thus noticed, by
q nation Of such power and dignity Ii the
list Of enpises, thst they rsioieed -
provide for him IN accommodating pas
Sage: to support himhere q, the expenee
Of two hundred dollars per week.: TO
convey him i1a suitable style 20 Boston.
TO maintsin han tkere, % receives witkk
due: huniility his objections 10 returning
home inthe franklin TO keep the Franz .
lin waiting four months for him, 10 pay
hisextraexpences from Boston there md
back, when he deignedto come ID person
and tell ne President hechose q. have
some other vessel In which to be convey
ed to 'runis, and to provide on purpose
another vessel. Andall dis ii the ex- :
pence Of ptobablyr more than 20 600 bot.
Lars. = Z =. ~ - ..$<t ! y
Yet not al thi. polite aud renerous !. :
on our part Will he not, throuah iii
the cities aud villages Of the VAST empire
Of runis, tell . tale that shall honor our
country! .,. <.s,.' ~ = en- d
= He came here, said the National In.tl
telllgencet, 70 settle some dispute about
avessel, tavass object for IA embassy.i
he is treated like m smbassador indeed. }
End he,drmands tribute and how doth
our administration ABear this INSULTING
demand ! How. show. their rssent-
ment! BY providing vessel, such as
suiseth his taste, snd returning him in
due splendpr to that August Court
which has eondeseepded to permit an
illustirons Musselnan % visit our Chris
tian dogs !. to insult our fgoyernment,
and 70 demand and to receive rayment
for the insult y r. !, !, RI ~. :
Z Ia thste no hnesnSerof our Houses or
Repre- sentadves who hath COURAGE
enough to move for the appointment ola
committee to examine these affairs J..
Specific sppropria,iou-- "a verify 10.
money must be spent BY the; Govern:
mens or any fitsas-n.s unl.ssc Congress
specifically appropriate IL. Was there
any appropriation for tie e1penses 81
!. Captains Lewis and Clark Z Il nm not
opposed. te,the plan Of acquiring NOR,
knowledge Of the western part of Il
continent, atthe expense Of Governmell
WHITTIER tie land belongsto Spain, Fam
or America; but consistency and b =
Pfiety would have compelled the Preba
dentto have asked leave Of the People
Representative, whether or, NOT II
werswiilingso exPend money for u,
purposes. .,.,,t.~ = =, .5s
ECONOMY, with regard: 70 time, Z
another favorite them of democrats,
yaunting !: vet Congress, every sessioyn
from likeness and mismanagement,w was
stisast one half Of the time they are
session. y, A fortnight hath already Is
and next to nothing hath been doqe.-
Al bin for suspehding the non-imPortaS
on ACT, hath past the House Of RspresS y
tatives in great haste but hath not Va
gone through the Senate. There q 81
50 much, need Of haste the lafe ambas
sadoE, Merry, hath sailed and vii
tell his court the President recommen.
ded, and that the House with unprece-.
d<nted aiserity obeyed tic recommends
zion. This viii satisfy the English thar,
with all oas democeAsic boastine Of inde.
pendsnee ne fear them and promptly, ne
trsa. when ordered. Had been one of
those partly witted and half courageous.
members thai voted for the uon-impor-
ta.iou eel - IN instrameae BY which to
bring the British to terms, consistency
would have taught me better than hasti-s
II to rssfaet. /, is, friendRelE perfect
idleness 90 attempt TO eajaie the Ameri-
can people into the belief that the RECON-
mendation ofths President was occasi-
onedby any dispatches received after the
Sd of this month, !. Z. the President's
6rst message. A treaty with Great. Bri-
tain hath probably been completed thsse