Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-08

Among them are two letters from tie Baron
9 de Carondolct to an officer serving unGer him
I at a. separate post; in which his views Of
tlismemberment OF our union are expressed.
Extracts'o of SO much of these letters as are
\ within the scope the resolution of the house
are now communicated. With these were
found the letters written by Mr., Clarke tothe
secretary of STATEN 1903. A part only of
these relates to this subject, and is extracted
and enclosed for the information ofthe house
in no part of the papers communicated by
| Mr.. Clark, which are Yoluminous and in dit
ferent languages, nor in his letters have we
found any information OF TIE corrupt recent
fof money by any officer ofthe Us from any
foreign agents for dismemberingtl.e union
these papers or lcttcrscfer nothing but What
( was probably Known TO my predeet ssogs, or
Swhict. would call anew for enquiries which
they lad not thought necessary 70 institute,
the facts were recent and could lie better
proved. They probably believed il best 10
! let pass into oblivion, traBsactiors which,hos-
ever culpable, had commenced befofe this 90
;yernment existed, add had ieen finally exit
}tipguishedby Tie treaty ofIz35,
III. Jlt' fFssEsssCsE.
[ February 4, 8a3
Documents accompanying " 'ssossaSc Will
| be given hereafter.
On motion Of Mr.. 1.s7ofoa,
Resotved, I hat the eoinrniuee Of Tseaayerce
|, and Manufactures lie Instructed Is rliGyire<in-
to the necessity Of fnakinga pIop7 ,qis(Iiibu-
ltion OF tie charts OF tie coast 81 IS, Gas5liua
published IN confofnitg VIVA re&ol ptie,is 8zs-
| ed in March, 6O7.
Mr.. Chaton presented TIE l9cnlofiaE of
Thomas Paine PRAYING O. acolnpeHsstlcn Ter
services rem Tered in negoc; tiny Loan for
the y. states--RetsYret 10 the c9s.glsistee OF
claims |
4 bill from the Senate, to revive srtll Colt
nue. certain suits in the dit ceV.fi cf Go@
lnnlbla, was read twice and orlere u a ..if>,l
| reading tomorrow.
incurred IN an enquiry iii;o iheeoadtei oiioftl
Smith Of Ohio was read and re1ersetl IL d coI!-
mittee Of the whole
The house resumed the constellation fthe
resolution offered bs Mr. Sloan tof tne lcIaoy-
al OF the seat Of government 20 PHILADELPHIA
when Mr.. Lewis withdrew his motion Tor al
indefinite postDoremcnt, aud
Mr. &loen movedtllat it be committed to
committee OF the whole house, with view 10
make it the orier Of the cay i5l Monday two
weeks.
This motion was l@rga'y deb ted, M5ssrs.
Sloan, Masters, Bacon, + lsi. Ligcrnaorc, Rib
Kelly, Alexander and Lyon supporting Il.
motion, and Messrs. Lewis, Rhea, Van Hcrne
Holland, Taylor, Macon and Bloant .opposing
it; and at length &C ,ided in the neg tliSe--fs
to 81.
When the House nnled.-,ciy adiour ed.
In the course Of discus ion Mr. Snstfe made
"a motion to postpone the subject; WHICH
fnot being in order could not he received.
| Ofthose who voted for the commitment,
some members declared t emseI es against
| the motion CT Mr. Sloan but in favor OF a full
] ler discussion oft.
In tie course of the debate Mr. Slaaa stated
| that he had this day received opprobionsisn-
guage as he was OH his way to the Cartel;
whereupon,
| MIR. Lyon declared bis intsntion 70 hive
! moved a resolution that the house SAKE the
matter into consideration as breach OF prjyis
yilege BY ar Insult offered to QUE ofitsiaen-
bers; but that letter hal been receiged from
! the mayor Stating that proper steps y ere tax
| en- to secure the oHcnder t.n 20
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