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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

1t is maxim which generally holds good,
that (" ltanding army Is Incompatible with a
republican government" When laws are
enacted which become too oppreilive 70 be
obeyed without the coertion of the bayones,
farewell TO rational liberty: deipotiim quick
Nv fuceeds, A.#
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

A letter from Warrington, Nov. IS, fays,
" It's expected the debate in the Houfe, on
the motion to raiie the Embargo, will COM
the day after tomorrow"
In Fayetteville Difrict, IN. O. Mr. Winf-
low, the Federal ELECTORAL candidate, was cho-
fen by majority of 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
/" Stro,,g Meaftres."

How can any one doubt, that the meafures of
the administration are F,S1g. zegfares g.
What greater evidence would you have of their
Rrmgtb, than this-That they require III tie
Havai and military fare Of the country to carry
them into W'afsb Light
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
w Argus Elishoods Erhosed.

- .1FgaS gzASh00GS EIHoSeG.
In the last GAzErrE, we copied from the
ArguS AT article headed /" British OutraFe
and ldarder % At that time, we much
doubted Che truth Ct the story 1T has
since proved 10 DE vile falshoOd, fabFi-
Gated blythe wise, tFuth-leIIing 1yRus-zter,
solely with view 20 reconcile the peoples
70 the mad project Of WAR with Eng-
land. Yet these political cut throats-
have the unprincipled baseness to pre-
tend that the federal:sts are FOR involving
the country in like calamity-whilst
they, (mesk, modest, uzanlhitioRs democ-
RATS) arc tor peace These hypucTit-
ical professions of the leffersonian party,
arc as false as the assertions IN the article.
alluded to--and which are exposed in tile
CsFrinel Of Wednesday last, as follows
"We are assured, by gentleman direct
frem Buckstown and whose name may be
known at our Office, that the assertions in
the above, that the schooner IN question was,
British armed schooner, that she elan
ded number ofmen," and thatthe men who
committed the outrage, are {" EngiShmen,"
are malicious falseboods. Allthe parties
concerned IN this unhappy affair, are Amer
leans. The facts are these 60 Some months
since, quantity Of -four, which had origin.
ally been refused entry at Passamaquoddy,
was deposited in various places; & some on
the isle Of Holt, near Castine where it was
guarded BY party Of the host Of tide-wait-
ers in Oh. Squarter. Three sailors, whohad
arrived At Buckstown, from salem, to fit cut
a vessel when the embargo should be rails
eG. were employed (no one knows BY
whoml 20 take of the -four from the isle Of
FsiF III 4.
that bD pose. In attempting To land, they
aledge they were fired upon from the
shore and that they returned the FIRE,
from musquet, and killed man by the
name OF Lazarus, one Of the guard -Thst
they then landed, took the -four, which
they put on board a schooner, having East
poT ca her stern aud after continuing on
the island two OF three days, left II, and
went on board the schooner. Soon after,
they were followed s oVertaken BY reyen-
ne cutter, to iutimidate which they hoisted
English colors. But 10 opposition was
made by the Schooner and the sailors are
confined for trial n Castine goal. The
captain Of the schooner j. admitted AZ
States evidence. Such our informant as
sures US is The facts. The public will rca-
duly appreciate the motives of those who
have 50 grossly misrepresented them. IA
the paragraph alluded to-"
G-T In confirmation Of The above from the
Cennnel, we are assured by the decara-
ton Of gentleman from the quarter where
this affair took place, that the facts aboVe
stated are substantially true, and that It
was americans attacking americans IN part
lfnot whollv.-The fire, We are informed,
! commenced from tie shore and wounded
| one Of the men in the boat--the fire was re-
turned, and one man is said to have bcln
killed
The guilty in this business are Fortunate
y in the custody oftbe proper authority
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

A ftanding army In IT, ADAMS adminiAra-
ton was dreadful thing, blt uHder the mild
reign Of Ieferion, It loies all lis horror, is quite
jultifable and neeeiIzry, o the conGltency
of democrats
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05


The Intelligencer OF Friday, has
some impudent remarks on the doings
OF the Legislature Of this State. These
people are resolved to keep us slaves,
or drive us 10 a separation but we
can advise them that in the Eastern
States llesithe strength of the nation,
and we Will neither submit to be rob
bed Of cur birth right, nor will we sep
crate; but will oBLrGE Virginia and
her satellites to respect theConstitution,
and leave us some of the essential
benefits, to obtain which we entered in
TO the compact. TO hide from the
world the multitude OF falshoods,
which daily appear in the Govern
ment papers, they have the audacity to
charge - with lies-we de&hise their
words. MASSACHUSETTS
Mr.. Pickering, yesterday produced
to the senate the instructions Of the
Massachusetts legislature relative to
the repeal of the embargo, the reading
OF which was commenced, bat being
objected to, they were ordered to lie on
the table Wash IA. Nav 2s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

Exfraet II q Letter fran Rsitizg,e, dated Nov. 26.
Our Collector this day refules clearances
oveaels bound to the Eaftward We have
applied for a clearance for feb. bound 10
Nantucket, with flour and corn, not fun. He
refuiedi without ailigning any reafon."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

tie galleries might be artd as he Lsd
motion to make that required secrecy. The
object Of Mr.. II. was To take off the iriunc-
tion Of secrecy with regard 10 a co4f.enliaE
message from the President concerning let
tiers from Mr. Armstrong, at Paris. The mo-
lion was debated till sunset, and regatire4--
Yeas 81, nays 80. Mr.. r. moved that mem.
bers might be allowed to speak d tho letters
generally, without mentioning names, dates
or places. This was gatived-Yeas 60,
nays 81. Mr.. r. then made the third mo.
ton, that the substance ofthe communica-
tons from our ministers at London 8 Paris,
excepting the extract of letter from Gen.
Armstrong to tie Secretary Of State, dated
Paris, Dee %, 1907. On the question that
the house do agree to the same, it passed in
the negative Yeas 39. nays 67.
Those who voted II favor Of giving the
people infornaatioa, were
1ohn Campbell, Champion. Chntenden,t
Culpepper, Dana, Davenport, DigeiL, EHiot,
Ely, GARDENER, Garner, Graz, Harris, Hgge,
r.. Jackson, Jenkins, Lewis, Livermore,
LLOYD, Marion, BZasfeys, L1ilnor, MoseIy,
Ma1nforG, Pitkin, Quincy, RANDOLPH, Stan
t0rd, Stedman, Sturges, Swa,1, Taggart,
ralmadge, Tigg, Upham, Yaa Horn, Van
Rensselaer, p. X. Williams, ~. Wiser
50 ru
Those in Italics are democrats. Thus we,
see majority Of our people-loving demo-
Gratis, and WHO profess to be the servants Of
the public, are, notwithstandingthe profes.
sions, determined to keep their sovereigns
in Ignorance. Much credit is due Mr.. John
Randolph, for his patriotic and spirited per-
severance FOR three days, in endeavoring 10
obtain vote TO have these precious docu-a
ments Of BonaparLe's love and friendship to-
wards the citizens oftte United States, pub
hshed, but from the unaccountable conduct
ofthe democrats, such as Cuts, Ilsley, Cook,
&c he was vstea aoSgi on every attempt.
1T ID stated that the reason Of the dcmoc-
rats refusing to publish the letters from
france, was, shat IT would endaDger Gen.
Armstrong; life This cannot be the true
reason: the more probable cause il, that
the partizans Of Frznce are afraid to tthe
people know the whole truth After al the
cringing and subserviency of our Cabinet 10
the views of France, they now and they
can get nothing in return but insult upon.
insult.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

Apeffon from New York reports, that in
the courie Of ialt week, NOV, 20 one hun
dred and thirty feamen went 10 the Cufom.
Houie, in thar city, and gave up their PRo-
TEcTIoNa, as they Were Of no ule to them.
Il Is ALTO fsid, that the Ialt Packet took with
her a many iAilors, tcleek bread III foreign
cline, as ihe could conveniently accommodate.
Pbiia. 5a5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
10y tbe aeails.
ABSTRACT or INTELLIGENCE PROM
VERA CRUZ,


VERA CRUZ,
TO THE I2TH OF OCTOBER,
Rejecting the late Revolution in Mexico, and
the arreli of the VIceroy IruRIcARAY who
had formed plan to proclaim himfelf King
of New Spain.
The day fixed for the completion Of this
plan was the Goth Of September, being the
feftival of our Lady OF e ldaloupe, which is
celebrated in the Church, outside the CITY of
Mesico, and which is attended hy aImolf the
whole of the inhabitaEts.-The project Of the
traitor lrURIGARAY, was to fet fire 10 the
church during the celebration, and in the
alarm, 10 Introduce his folders, who were en-
camped beyond the walls, into the city-on
gaining which, they were 10 arrelt and muir
der the wealthy inhabitants, who were not at
tached to The Yiceroy, who was, at the fame
time to be proclaimed King.
This diabolica, plan was found among his
papers, by which ii was ALTO discovered, that
his principal agent was Clergym1n or Canon
of the Church of Gaudaoupe.
The treafon was anticipated-and on the
night Of the 18th Of September, 500 Of The
Mexican Youth, many of them Of the firff
families, furprifed the vieeroy and his family
in his palace, aud compelled him to abdicate
his authority.-A meeting Of the principal
Tribunals was then held, at which twas 4.
greed to fecure the perfon Of ITUsIcARAY, and
20 elect in his Read, the Brigadier Don Pc
DRo GARIsAY. man numerically beloved.--It
was ALTO agreed to acknowledge the authority
of the Supreme Junta of Seville, or any other
that repreiented the Government CT FERp1-
EAsn 7th-and il was reloIved 70 tranfn il to
Spain, without los Of time, all the money
belonging to the Government, TO be placed at
the diipoial sf the Junta Of Seviile--that r.
URIoABAY fhou!l be lent prloner to Spain
that his property, which according to report,
amounted TO Four Millions of Dollars fhouId
be conifcaied
On the 9Th Of October, he and and all his
family were prifoners in the Cattle OF St. John
olliss, at Vera CRUZ. whence they were to
embark on board the fhip of war Il. August
IN, appointed to carry the Treafure and State
Prifoners to Spain.
All Mexico was tranquil and cDn rented with
the change, which had been effected without
bloodtAed, except in the cafe Of one Of the
Viceroys guards. who having fired on the
party that went to arIel him, was killed by
piaol lhot.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

70 Bis own veiIel. THIS trznl4Gti0n did not
eicape the obierSation of che 0JgileAf and Pat
risfis captain Of cutter, which mad been lent
from Philadelphia 20 fupPly the temporary
ablence OF gun-boat ifationed there by the
goyernment-snd as the vcfe was iufilcient-
ly large for foreign trade, fine very naturally
excited his ihpicion. With IIch triflng
characters as Sawyer, the captain of the cut
ter, TO iuiPect is 10 condemn, and the Preba-
bIllty Of an offence is deemed sufficient pre-
text for the exercilc Of their :" little brief al-
thority." OF conrle this open traniaetion
performed without difguife in the face of day,
was initantiy confirmed into an inlolent at
tempt 10 evade the laws Of the country, and
to iniult the Ggnjfed PrsIfnee of those apPoin-
ted to execute Them. SAWYER, therefore, not
only inhibited the captain from keeping the
bread, but with his own men, irdutingy con-
yeyed 1t back to the ve1el from which 1t was
obtained. His abrupt and careleis manner of
placing il on board, burifed the barrel and
ocsahoned the lois of comfortable portion
OF the bread. This drew from one of Bair's
crew, moderate and refpeetful remembrance.
Sawyer'steity pride could not brook this, and
he Iht>Itened TO carry the Tailor 10 the gang
way IT he was INCIDENT. The iailor indepen-
IDENTITY replied, that fuch an act would colt
him his commiilion. With many low bred
ePithets, Enthusiastically iniulting, Sawyer
rejoined that he would foon try how far his
power extended, and forcibly conveying the
iailor 20 the cutter, he unmer sifully inflicted
on his bare back, one hundred and eight
itripes But this, Mr.. Editor, was not en-
ough--the vengeance Of infulted pride did
not flop here. Under all the affection Of this
unfeeling caitigation, the unfortunate victim
was doomed to iupport the additional hard /
llPs Of imprisonment and chains. He was
lnilantly put in irons, and eKpofed on the
deck Of the vefel. IN that forlorn ftuation, to
all the inrlemency of the weather for the re-
malnder Of that DAY, and all the fucceeding
night"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

One OF the bafe pretelces, on which the
Administration affect to nifty our hateful En-
barge Is their friend1lip aud iolicitude for
iesmen' That opPrened and ruined part Of
the community have another proof of the lin-
cerity OF their profeiIed friends, in the lmpn-
niiy with which the following barbarcus out
rage was committed. The fats are shus re-
JARED in 'he Neztalt Leyge,.
7" Two coating vefels, the one the proper
~ Of one Mr. Coward, the OTHER belonging
10 Mr.. BaiE, had put iato this port 20 re-
celve cargoes, and the former, having accunl-
puihed her object, was about to take her de-
parture tor. fonie port ia the United States
as the captain, however, did not confider his
iinppiy OF bread large enough Tor the voyage
he contemplated, and wi;hed TO avail hinlftlf
Of 2 far wind, captain Gain generouly offered
him barrel, which ne immediately conveyed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

Secret Proceedings III Congress.
Nov 22i, Mr.. Randolph requested thai
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-06
The Stages South Of Alexandria.
I'm the first of October next the Mail
August H..

The Stages South of Alexandria.
I'm the first of October next the Mail
~ Stage will commence running as ioi-,s
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg IN
Virginia:
VIII leave Alexandra every day at s
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at Dumilaes
by in the morning-Leave Dumtrles at
anu arrive at Fredericksburg by ii IL IN the
moruing--Ls cave Fredericksburg at y lnoon1
and arrive at Richmond the next morning by
e-Leave Richmond at ID and arrive at
Petersburg by II IL in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
day at IL "a p NJ. and arrive at alexandria
in the same time. This stage will carry no
more than 2 passengers on any account what
ever, and not more than IA ID. OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accommodation Stage between Alex
andria and Petersburg will also commences
ruoning at the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sun
days, and will travel only in the DAY time
On this line it is The intention of the owners
to study the wishes and the convenience OF
passengers. Still, however, regard must be
naQ 10 utHC-NIplhE oOue" ''0'A. -
thew will breakfast at Occoquan, dine at Stall
ford Court House, and lodge at Fredericks-
burg--The next day will breakfast at the
Bowling Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
at Richmond. and on the third day Will
breakf fast al the Half Way house and dine At
Petersburg.
Ret,,phing, will dine at the Half Way house
and lodge at Richmond Early in the morn.
me, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowling
Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
sre,rniipg, will breakfast at Stafford court house,
d.ne at occoquan, and lodge at Alexandria.
The owners on this line too, have to re-
quest that passengers will be as moderate as
| possible in the quantity Of their baggage, a:
| any thing more than small trunk or parcel
which will go within the body ct the stage
| will be an extra charge:
The Pyopuetors.
] August a.
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August IS
John G. LADD,

Has FeR SALE,
% bales German Linens, commit
mo opbrown aud white Rolls, ilaxen osna,
burghs, hempcn Tieklcnburghs, burlaps' anu
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Shooting and DUCK
bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper Of the best qua
/ ty, and viii be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
S Go. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits.
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes opef
maciti and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &c. &c.
April 7. ------ .
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Horse Shooting Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
Blacksmith and Eury1ey.

a CQUAINTS his customcrsana the pub
N lie in general. hat he has opened a shop
at the lower end of Union street. adjoining
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
of shosiny horses, ii, which line his abilities
needs no comment---and begs leave to solicit
share of the patronage OF generous pubic,
and to assure them that any work in the ilne
of his profession, shall not be surpassed by airy
on the continent.
Blacksmith work Of all kinds and description,
executed in neat and workmanlike manner.
N. B Those,who favor him with their GUS
tom will have the advantage Of receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
~ A couple Of smart Lads, from Z 70
l6 years of arc, will be taken as apprentices,
AMI treated with kid .ess, and strict attention
paid 10 Their moras.
Septemle" S. d!m2aw3m
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AUGUST SO.
Hfty Dollars Kezuard.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, last
evening, yellow man named 1enses LeS0Qs'
but known by the name OF LEWIS, for ma
nv years my Hostler; he is likely We'll set
fellow, about FIVE leet nine inches high had
on when he went away Russia shecting over
Jacket, white shirt, fustian trowsers and good
sboes--he has a remarkable scar over his eye
and across his forehead, occasioned by the
kick of a horse A reward of Twenty-Five
DsRars will be given if taken in the town or
neighborhood, and the above If fiily miles
from home and secured SO that get hlm a
gain. * reasonable charges ifbrought home.
John Cadsby.
Aupust so. dH
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@ Renleval.

The subscriber has removed his store to a
.;tua,;on near the south corner of King and
Alfred.streets, where he proposes to keep a
constant supply of Wheat Rye and Flour
Corn Meal, Bran, Shorts, chop'd Rye, Salt,
Tea SUGAR. Coffee, Molasses, best Vinegar,
soap Candies, SIC. which he will sell on the
N'N'' George Drinker.
eth month, I'd. eosW
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sl6s Prizes-amountirg 20 Dolls. $4,000
$50 Blanks.--Snm raised ,5sooo
including expence,
From the shove Scheme, it appears that
there arc less than two blanks 70 a prize, an
thai the pfzcs arc 10 be paid zslthont eeasso-
Eoa.
Ihe drawing viii positively commence On
the Gath Of next month, and will be ccmpet-
Cd TN weeks. TIcKETs ut SIS 50 cents
hr sale at r. GRAYss BOOK STcRE, where
lae Drawing OF all tickets soid.by hiin VIII DC
examined free OF expencc. Prizes inthe ias'
Nev York Lottery taken inpaynent tor tex
cts ia this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos-
ing Tie cash Ipost-paisi) wil1be punctusily
sNsss'ed ., and early information given OF
thssf se
Jnlr "a
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7ujY Keceaytd from Bei2on,
~ ANN ~. Sp hovec

=
MOULD CANDLES in boxes
Soap ~ w.
Noya-Scotia smoaked Hcrrings in DO.
A GOOD assortment Of mems coarse Shoes
Rows coarse and fine do.
Nomens' lined and bound Leather Go.
Misses and childrens' do. do
skirtias and Bride Leather tor saddlery
Small cut lacks tor 90.
WAX Calf-Skins and Bootlegs
Essence. of Spruce in pots, with directions
for making the beer. !,
very excellent.
Tongues and Sounds III KEGS
Picking Vinegar
Tamar;nds--an.l variety OF other articles
on band--all OF which viii be sold low.
Thomas Patten.
Auousf e6. cVo.
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The Subicri6e

IF0RlhS. 1lhE PUBIC,
ifas henqan. jactures and aas for sale, at MS
ShSaex onxhr corner Of FaiJa1 and Prince
= fAirss
4 @ MILLS Of different 1lzes-
s:VtPER and BRASS KETTLES of all
s'zfs--A general assortment of T IN WARE
s,aaa likewise executes all kinds of BLACK
smith WORK.
For Sale or Rent,
a Two story Brick House, at the lower end
: llince-strcct, in a good situation for busl-
sess and calculated to accommodate family.
TO LEASE,
ON GROUND RENT FOR EVER,
S,xty-two feet OF Ground, at the upper-end
Mng-strcct-ss feet on Royal-street, be-
zen FRINGE and Duke-streets.
Inc highest price given for old copper,
c.ass, Lead and Pewter--and all kinds OF
copper and Brass work repaired.
George MsMunn.
august IS. dSm
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Charitable Marine Society Lottery.
The drawing begins this7day First drawn
blank entitled to Tsuo Hundred Do!lars,
ROBERT GRAY,

Nt q 4 ~ - a =
BooKsELLER AND sTATIoNER, KING-sTREET
II AVlNG made a purchase of a nsmbei
81 i Of TIcKErs in the above Lottery, OF
fers them for sale, in whole, half, or quarters
until further notice, at the following rate.
Whole Tickets, IS IS
Half do. 5 90
Quarter do. so
The price will be regulated as the drawing
proceeds by the state of the wheel, Informal
ton of which will be given at any time, by
applying as above.
Warranted undrawn tickets will be ex-
changed for prizes, or the highest price ii
cash given fer prizes as soon as drawn Al
ticke,s sold by r. GRAY, will be examined,
and everu Information respecting the Lottery
given without charge.
August "a.
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Scheme OF a AOIIEI
FOrthe purpose of raising sum Of money TO
: al the funds OF the Chsnitu6le Marine So
e;st,, Of R0{fim0re
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Gre sxpsr. ;snpor,an. news IRE.

fore expect important new. ERE
long. NJ "
. But 10 return ia tie late esac.
nation Of Hilboaby the Spaaiards.
The marquis Of Pottszgo NOT
finding himself strong enough to
resist the French column, with !
garrison Of only 5000 inca and
6eing TOO fiji ID advance from re-
aeral Blahe toFecsiye Timely sue.
eors, resolved q fan back On
Valnased which he did in she
,mose mastery manner IN the. face
Of the enemy, without loosing 4.
single man, the French nor rhoos-
ing 10 make the least attempt 10
bring him % sction, although
they had more than double his
numbers, ! tolerable proof this f
tlie rest seer with which the Span
iards have insPired theif sns-
mica ].
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GOnsrsS aiu,iat fieais tfr.
Hof5ss 4 aEpaEsENrATvEs
December i I ..s

hs following res 6tltion, Of
Tered 6y Liyelniore ms ar
glerkd u Vie cn he sabie
2fsbl Gsd thar the Committee
cf commerce and nanliactnres
be instfuet 10 enquire into the
sxpe 5iency 81 permitting eestain
yessels to depaft from SIss iiar.
6o1fs az Tie United Ststes III
The pGrpose of impoftink 1T,
md thai ihey have leave u report
~ BIN a 6sherslise. 9
QUESTION: Or NON.fN-
|TEKCO tJkSE DE CtDEB. 4
The folloxeng olution again
under ccnsids ration 81
Rssslpe9 That Ii i expedienk
ID prohibit, by NV, the atiaIssi-
% INTO he ports 81 thA JJnited
States ar III pnbiic 81 pfiyiss,
armed 81 uDarmea ships d sesssls
Fbsl longing ID Great Britain or
France or to any other sof the
belize nspowefs. hAyiAf ~ force
orders or decrecs violating The
lawful commerce md neutral
|riEhts 81 sse United states and
also Ire insportaticn ofsny goods.
wares III merchandise the erosth
produce orInanufacture Of the do
minions 81 any Of the aid powers,
Or inportsd from any plzte u the
possession of either. IN
Mr.. Rhea Ten. supported i
III i spesch of two hours. Mr..
Tsggart opposed trina speech of
the same lepgth.
The resolution was divided in
~ dilIereit questions - marked
by tie dashrs q the resolu-
ton and after many rnotions ID
adjourn, and amendments offered,
which were awithdyawn on sleeias
red out of order, about 8 O'Clock