Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-14
From the Federal Republican,.
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BRUSH cabinet, were not such nlsrepre.
sentaions made Of that conduct as are cal
culaI, d TO sndarg,r the BE- ST interests ot our
own country. Il is for this reason that the
following observations are made. =
The National Intel; &c ncer commences
its =, marks on the correspondence between
MIR. Pinknty and the marquis Of Wellesley
with sa%iEg Z" il will be learnt with surprise
and l, greet, perhaps with stronger emotions,
that tbs Sc documents comprise the whole
OF the-oGisial correspondence, Sc"
What are these stronger emotions"
vsss,k which the National lntefiigencer would
in,n;rr his readers? What, but of incr~ss-
ed ksrEtv 10 England, and of conSe Que Mt
complact ncy 10 FrAnce ? What must BE- the
cheractcr, what the predisposisions Of that
mjrd, IN which this corresPondrnce-would
excite thtse emotions
Not even the editor Ct the National In.
,,Nir.n,eI vii find in the letter he censures
one ind,-,nlDus or one disresprctful express
sion. Calculated as vas the subject to ex-
b cite SONS dvgrcs of animation, incorporate
as had bcsn INK conduct of the executive,
and still mors intenprrate as had been the
proceedings Of cosg'ess respectingir not a
sentence has been drawn from any member
OF the British government, indicating a
participation in hos angry passions which
are SO tasilv communicated. How differ.
emit tn, Language oi France!
IL is not then the style, it is the matter
Of thss letter, which Mr.. Smith deems suf.
6cirn, TO tmbrnil TWO nations who alone
possvss those ineStimabls blessings--liberty
and eovernm> Mt OF laws.
VIVA; matter let me ask, does the letter
communi, ate, which is SO justly offensive
as 10 lmpel America one step further than
abe has already taken in promoting the
views of ambitious despoti,m against the
i6aep, ndrncc OF nations Has the British
mouarch refused TO recall his miniS,,r |!
Has he imprriously demanded me r,stora-
ron of Mr.. Jatkson 10 his diplomatic Eunc.
lions, ard the IecOmml nee medt Of inter.
course with him
No: DIR. ,ckson is recalled. But he
.olemnlv AYERS thai the '"~--i---''S''6 W.
o.-----iarSuEtd, ard his government r.
jisyes him. TINS is not all-That gov I'm.
m, mt will not hastily replace him with Gano-
,ber minister - Of rank and taleni:." il
.,ems 70 consider ilsr Il as standing, m equal
Ground with the u s. IL seemSl' TO cunsi
der the two counu.ts as havlrE an equal
in,eres, in pres. rving amly villa each other,
and equal induce mems TO meyA midway in
adcpting means 10 maintain aas amity.
But Mr.. Smith is not cQhlenI with ex-
e;,inp emoliops OF hostiliryjar the hesitation
d.. Eyed by England IN making still fur
tber forts to soolhe ouE>adminlstra tion.-
He y ould also brand Tia. government with
dupliciy.
charge viii be eonjEdcrrJ. The expec,a-
ton tina, Mr.. Jackson would be replaced
by minister OF J. rank and talents" - has
derived strength" he says, " not only from
circanastances, which We have heIe roiore
stat, d, but fynm declarations made on the
Aoor Of Paranmsnt. from the language of
the BritishIbrinIs and from the impression
that xislgSin England, which 10 evidently
ENCOURAGE by the ministry, that the nsgO-
tiations IN relation TO American affairs were
prosrrS sine in the most amicable manner"
What are the circumstances heretofore
stated" 20 which Mr.. Smith alludes! He
eanuO., we would hope, intend to rely on
that disgracsful Story, respecting the private
Ssk&er Of Mr.. Pinkney. That tale has sf.
kc,rd its purpose, and might now be per.
ym;tted "a slerp. If he does rely Upon il.
aoms further proof than his construction Of
. eouesaled paper would be required 70 60.
ssbI;ah his inIerrnces. II be does H0t mean
s-s;n 10 rest On this nnhaudsOme and sus.
v,seioCs sSansaeticns We are at lose % con.
ssetuye 20 what he alladss. Ea]
WSar y declarations have been made On
sh,, aoor Of the British Parliament !"
We NAV without spprshensiOu challenge
W.. Smitk 20 verify Ihis assertions. The
s"Sm,hrn cf the adminisHasiea haye iadesS