Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

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some world He additionally, sir French citizen
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Community character between these which recommend
Ell them to the French people If Mr. Jefferson
no, Wiling to accept treaty which Fox offered him, what
England he expect beteri And not
have n'r. Confidence for their integrity
EMPLOYED in the ne,ocuon'
early and friend and have all that he has been his
also not forget the time when treaty was concluedno
eoih9.e been ponius i, was at the moment when England
pieces power of Prussia driven the Russians their from
and converted their from an enemy into an ally you are
depressio look for better when she has fear
You H s & your President was favored by every Circumstance
in the 'goeia,on Of the treaty which he finally rejected
treaty without consulting the Senate his constitutional advisers He was
were not allowed opinions upon
They nigh, have approved il, and the responsibility would have been still
for speaking pas duty to express my conviction, though
always appeared that President taken by sur
found British s usa laid his a0S HIS ns,sr %
head hat sy would sv minister's sn nss
ed the substance desarded the rm and sent treaty as little looked
donot mean to President bound this
before the Senate but exercising the power to reject without their
all the consequences exclusively his
non NAV be attributed the present your
Had the treaty been accepted
FORE and with it our agriculture manufactures and the fisheries Blu,
TO gloom which has spread over our country
In
calculated TO name to the highest pitch the anosy Of our
citizens the British aude to the attack ofthe Lep
people of sentiment Aagioa
never will nor ought to fr1e ill IS eped by adequate
But still Sir restrain our a while we inquire whose
or has il the Of the British government }
him so D,s ni as.sssd declared that was unsuored the
government He dsasowed parliament and the king himself con-
It rested then as the Berkeley tn. nation however
servant cy refuse adequate they adop. the The
sensible @ obligation and s they took steps
for the had Suffered This minister we received and
Bkeey Considered of government would have been
o , ss the you sss s wheel % the be. every
efFor to accommodate this OF offence
under the orders Of admiral government had reason to
s s Ssss outage Without authority
With peace and tranquility !" our ta,h0rs we
c,ng ships the Of the United
states s@ sir the %a@f% %sn ought 's to have Ssn wrsrn
Arc yas permitted punish nation nat, for the acts 9 in which i
explicit and uniform When the subject of oends
s.s'as. "s's, s"s sha na
tina, in case you apply the sovereign Of the party
offending and abstain from hostility till he refuses
ion This did for tie nd-
dual they re'a'ia,ed agan. gains, bis nation
the proamaon but what eneae there for continuance when
snowsdz oure treating for !eparaon that the ACT complained is
proclamation like the iued without adequate
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TO Claim from neutra The 70 undetood
@ they required " they had rgh, do that they
had committed the complained
of nobility agn ,hem oud
they refue9 had de ouelvesbu
right take the dre into hands, and the fame require
them make rePAion When ask uce you epe
nation noud ready perform
The Bh had ceu, dpohen Grant
fsson for the done by adng the
for re parpe maer was narueed to make
In, under the proclamation
the Secretary Of State, him
allow him make reparaton un the The
the when known that the
revocation and the propod by
acts Why this proclamation on If YOU
had revoked aud the offered
have had difficulty President le
specialization az u0A we contend only for point thing
perhaps monarchy but little
Give me leave fay that this perua
di that the difference qaefon feued
it, the pt meare of the proclamation formed an obac
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