Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-04
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The fligass John Adams Is now dai1s en-
pected, to bring the alsimataS Of the British
cabinet, relative 70 our affairs With that coun-
try Out ofihis, are probably the issue, Of
our political life. 1t win be q erisi. which
must determine our nstienal character whe-
Their We will formally declare ourselves the
humble, unconditional vassals' oftths vilest
tool that was ever put into the hhnus Of the
devil, for the seourye Of mankind, or whether
we; will resolve to be really, Whist We arc no.
aanaiiy, an Independent people. Every true
friend 70 his country has 700 raoch fesaon -,
apprehend WHIST course win be pursaed. The
Corsican, aware that hei stretching, ct last,
rather beyond our elasticity, 1t the very, PEI:
Rod when considerable and sincere Horts
sppearto be making towards IN aeeommOda-
lion between US and his enemy, begins torhe
little dubious, whether he has not aogssd
nearly all the Spaniel out of'us, and that we
may begin TO resist accordingly he is about
plaistering US up with an 'extra minister,
whose airy Hun, merry, Ii 10 amuse Us 1t
Washington, whilst hisSueeaaniers are 6gar-
ing among the so6ds: Yes, and notoriousay
systematic as this fellows policy has been,
towards those nations, who have gone Seore
~ yet will this Dumoursier, for whatever
his name isl be received at Head Quarters,
with alllhat complacency and attention, which
is duo the minister Of .ap honorable and
friendly nation! Thai eAt uesi,t. di.ho-
norab,e partially wwssS sshee, and des-
picable erinsing fear Of offending her, IL ob-
vious ssif written with SUNBEAM. MIR. Rose
came from Great Britain, fully authorised 70
make ample a.onement for the intiguity
offered the Chesapeake; but i. being incen-s
.pstible With The genus Of a free government,
on aperfese equality with anether, to make
valontary hesitation, while = hhdgeon h
still sbrandished over it,, heaa this, Mr..
Jefferson refused 70 remove and the peace
oasaing was of course treie eted. Mr.. Frs
slime had & sincere desire to heal this differ;
= bee and he had sufficient powers, had they,
been made use Of in the true spirit Of reeonl,
: citation, and murua! concession, 10 have re-
suited in happy accommodation: But for
want OF this spirit IN sur cabinet, such atcx-
stnre was given to The arrangement a. they
wen knew would prevent its ratification in
England. Thus was peace offering number
two, rejected. -.- 3, 7
Next, was sent over Mr.. Jacison. whose
similar success iswell known to every ono.
He wass dismissed pelf nell not because he
gave an obscure and very cquivoeal intima-
ton, that he was bound to give etedence TO
his own country men, as seon 20 to strangers.
but--beeaase he.wss to'Se ,sjeeted! Number
three rejected, That England has Aatsfal,
inherent friendship for this country, We do
not pretend to argue; but that she has .
sincere desire towards q good understanding
with w, 1t were silly TO dsny-heri sesress
being 90 iaensi6sd IN the event Es Afsse6
isesess ,hsn, We Astfibuss unhApfg'rs.
..sult Of these ,overnsssS 10 Nesse 90 tars
W attribute .thas uppasdenabss sia:sfsssa
the Spanish nmisser,. who Aad .dirsetiem
Independent Of q fir clsim 70 :reeosuaao', -
draw for our use, money enough keep "sSs
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