Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-18

.zs.. 60 "a Resslat;sa fa- raising CO od&'-
sssDai rs-s5s- e trsa.as.
Mr.. Randolph opposed the resolution
He congratulated the gentleman from North
Carolina mir, S,anFord} on the sound oonssi-
tu0Onsl doctrines which he had maintained on
FRIDAY last; and he wished il was IN his pow
er 10 dc 50 in the name Of al the old republic
cans Of former times, but i; VAS, =, present
verr disfcais TO ind iheR..-ie TeierTed TO
the conduct Of the Freuch government IN IS
-. They had decrved thSs the character ct
avsssel should II 2ii times depend UPON the
crrSs thus subjeotips neutral 10 capture
for having single article Of British produce
o.nasnui2ctuTs OF board, This was certainly
IS great pcoyocaIion IS the orders IN council
and V, the minority :, that time refused to
raise aa Sruy 70 ch&slise tie 5nsolcnee OF the
French government. The steTnBess OF their
repaSlic2niSm bad not then been melted down
by the sunshine OF ooart---Ihe situation OF
this nz,ioa, he Observed. wzs indeed novel aid
alarming, b.; by 10 means un2oooun1so!e.
Eyezy acw altitude taken had been productive
C additional disoor.6;u.s and Calamity. The
srsdAtien as IS natural as The scenes IN Ho-
E2r,A's celebrated prints called the RAse'S
Progress: he began al gambling table, and
1t was by no means surprising 70 and him n
nsshiag his career IN BedlAIn. Our nlsto"-
tunes commenced with the republican sohlsm
Ct 1905, when = wise NAN from the east came
10 undertake TIE management Of the house
TBsavelli !; ana how faithfully lie had disehass.
cd thar duty might be inferred from the SIDE
Gty with which he had adhered to truss OF 3
very Inferior n2surs--Ee sid TIC refusal 10
sanction tlse treaty. nesocls,ed WIKI GTe2I BIZ
tain by Mr.. MoGroe was capital eT7oT Tor
which 10 statesman could atone, Ii w2s as
tcuishirs that the note s,t2ched to tia; treay
by lords Holl4nd and Auckland, should hare
given such great ofenoe 10 those who could
Deo,se wi.hou, sensation the Insulting letter
ofthe duke ofC25ore. The ProvaP; rejection
Of that Treaty, he repeated, Vas inPolida aaa
Insulting. and particularly 50 10 the ministers
who negotiated It-sIe denied th&s We were
boona 10 France hy any pledge O. stipulation
whatever. He was 10; surprised 70 find this
ASSERTION made IN prosatuIed journals but
he nsrer k2G expected 70 hear !; eohosd oa
sAis foa-, and by men, TOO, whom he respect
Cd. II was miserable, oozs,eTz1yp,ib.e qai56lss
which even Nswsabs a1soIOeF Eoais not pa;
N BAR in N Indictment fc- = capital oifenes-
According % ~ 5oo,rire 81 osr owa govern
meat. tie F,cnea E.aPaVos bid only ea&ased
the mode and nez the uaezsGFe q h.s d>oTees-
We ksd tAsrefore rec ived 10 g=ls prs go,
:. s,:pal,ee5S not eveas 5isa os Frenoh bsOth,
or ssas-m2iy-e, foz cur h:rsh-ziiSht- He cca-
tended tAzs Araesic&a c3sizsEs and p-cPSgsy
had been worse treated By ths SCeach f-aPe-
ror, ser sonae ye2rs pas,. taSn Re could have
,-sstes them consistently vita tie treaty oca-
clcSca With hin n 1890, even # the 1870 nS-
hons bid seea 81 oPea wH- 1t VS. not pro-
ss-s2e5 that We bad S'o2reS @-y q Tie Ea7oys-
ssOr< Of Tn; fzessy: VI Is Eess solemn Slpn-
h.sosss VS. ncso-so.aSy 3sssessSraed g TIE pre-
sens raass &C Fr&sos, n tinse Of profound
pesre : in prof q wsseA Nr. Rsa5o1Pa re2a
several exsrscs.fro-a he sresry, WTh Al teess
hcss ssars&s Is IN the sse, We talk Of dessg-
pS.SrS cur erelnys and sAs, enemy AZ France
He SssssssS thss Sase war HNw proPosed u Be
wssea against E2sisna wSs no' soe tAe &C.
sercs Of maritime rsssss, b, Eaeesiy for TIC
pnrrose oE sAksas Caaaaa. II sAc io-z@T vas
Ae True ossecs. we sAaaa have lizard some
sAsss ssoas saSlag HaAEx : 81; III Raaos
- ~ ves been spokea d lie sazrsa
- &c BeTzas IA were Of Eaare consequence
=, Nc r-sSss.sos 4 maritime rssass, fhaa Ca