Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-10
Mr. Namfesl en,agised i.

Of Mr.. Ns!ssn-.-.is os4ss hon S I, Z sc'':
proofs Of his bfavsry lient. 81. ',.'''
DIR that saeh character saou,.I ~" wa
cate fetreas IN case Of attack. ''''
Mr. Mamford isaa extracts fton
proceedings OF the u. S.ayss' n.', 40
lpaiiosop hlcal society ID 1895, 10 n, "f
the pracsicabilitg OF lafsilyiag New y r'
MIR. ii. calculated that New York r',
be fully defended for about 800 900 dol' 4l
in the manner whieA tie ex,rac.s Be- y,
read woald Suggest. lie would no. l.I 1
his aims and csy peace, peace, wn.a -
continuance IS SO uace4 sain--a ercpsfa,
for war is be best security for peace
2O,o0odullars are appho2s a.eel 10 toa.
custom house at New Y1,k, sad z0n'
are to be appfopyis, sd 10 defend SEA .,s
ct 1900 mics; lhat Vii. BE- zoe s,aoa q,
this 10 he old VOID. Mr.Alam(o,bs, J
cd 100 coo qoilsEi, as!rast, wou.a b.. *
propria.ed.
MIR. Elliot said he had been as,o9.,
stood lie did no.say he c2o,c,ed w.
would take place during t!.e re:cs,ab,
.bat. he n,omens Of danger woald Be H.,
lie believed sar coai>i a.. be svoidedw,5
GU, greae oasion&! disgr&ce. Il caaga 4.
aud sca.!emtn al! sosy it--yet he s,jr.,
pec.rd war would b. avoided, whd,.,..
might become OF national hoaor; vc a..
aboui reversing TIC Old rule Of ,.n,,,,,a,s
Tor defence aud not c1us for ,ribr. y
it vii! become millions for srba.s and ~,
ceDi-yes, 20 ahousaad de.zrs f, de-,
teHce.
Mr. Fisk saw no prospect and sn,er.3a,
ed 40 fears ct a wa. lie coasIdefedTo,
tiGcauons as useless or worse. Whu a..
the experiments shswn ia history w,,f.
ior.ihsa.ions have been 80 srevaIsni
WHAT bat wars aad bloodshrd alu.o.. Co.
slant =!
Alewe now in more danger thaa il
1898? We did not f-e. then, tilouso =,
war, the, approximations some esn.lc.aea
srem now to ferl. There is no daaqsr If
q war win Goeiand aud agaias. laca
only need We defeod Oh he oceae.
1t IN actual danger, he would 90 sqln
as aoy gen letnaa III making approqia!:eas
tor defence.
slr. lnoinas opposed the postponen:5r.
He believed sbe lnosIoa 10. postpone VS.
iatended to dc!eat the Resolutions. FIN:
gcn;!- a.aa 'Gr. Lloyd) wooid wi,ha,av
ms sao.ion, he aa5lld Dc obliged to call
for the y=::s and nays.
Mr., Lloyd said he cid ne, make M,
sionsaor thr pleasure Of Is; ne had gysn
ais rea,ons for his motion.
If The coanuy be ia real danger, anI
thai Danger was aPpafer.. lae would saa
far as aay naa 10 defend bot lis inpo;'
sle!e 70 defend he coast by forti6cauoasi
aud why e@psnd vast SUN &c 90 purpos,
OF 10 iots'Iy a slngle poc'.
Mr. Lyon said il was very good raE
Of the hoese, 10 al!ow its Re,no-'s Ia:
same liberty as $ allowed 30 he people o.
he ccuasry where he ,0rig'as'e], hat IS
to speak Fwice. ae here explained "osE
re a2ugit ne Had been ni.ondesssood'
,hsr tiasSrs. We have never coaep'
I'd for a partial def nee, for Ne@Y. TS o.
" The NEST vulnerable ADD imp 'Haat%'
les ought, however, &c be e5st dstsaG'-
Shall we Ry, Ike lhe Arabs. to the coca
aios Seventy houssGd people dying .
he hills tar safety from one civ, and %:a'
~ sloasa1d from another. What p''
ure Shall we longer be the scola ~
ridicale Of the enemies, OF repa5''"
government? Shall We continue d-i1o"'
less and safer insults and injuries! i7s'
ty thousand dollars! This sum lsfee0|
rnended by the secretary at war--lt tn'' wv
his system, weuld be glad ii the 81,
old patriot would retire from oIhce--l :.
no; like such a .syssea,t
Mr., Ransalasr spoke against tss pr
ponement. The people Of New i w..
wished to know their fa,e--lf eoS'P"jg
battery CAMEO. be erected that will keep v.