Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-25

80. and encouragement
hchIy hal comnerce, upon
tiiye '"o " almost exclusively
ii, great object a very un.
= ., '"'o Of political power was was
''I asa southern states. Inc
, the 9 slaves. was the price
i' "o, Il s'ates' loe the s.l.
Dv ,;on and encouragement.
o''''' "a for an agreement OF
't'' , anu Of the union' that
. . a,,'s should be sppnrtlon-
'', = representation. E ,,Ps,
% I has proved. that ai,hn
'Hs' our part has been talih-
y ID both these considerations
/ f,asi:: ,.;ri, hostile to
don '.e early visible among
v sS rbo now control the d s.
VS. =, rspuOlic. BIT the father
nF - T, ,rc,ided in our eouH-
.! Unit ,I was vanqolshod. un,
s,.dss Of the wise and liberal !
'a a;mous system adopted sHd
i. ADMINISTRATION, COM
g;,.5. A., cherished, extended !.
',, "l and The s,iP"iadon OF
SS3 :, we're fulfilled, in s'nce-
r., ~ oeriod howerer, ia: same
?, ,; ss and has exhibited an !,
/. severity in the exercise OF OF
,a0,il, at IeDg'n' Oy : ST, 6f The
:, utterly destructive OF the
~ ~ the mcrchan,-by Prohi'
lsssle ds,ics-by embsrs oes
.,.,course-ard 'ostly By rar,
,,uains of that commerce
I, rosered tic ocean WITH Its
+ been nearly ao'lhlI"'ed,
Ne other Part OF the cons'de'
|, b+,ter fd!fncd-.aSa,ion has
r., in a SINGLE instance, and
7. nondreth part only oftac re
T. nader me coas''toti"o, been
L.5,ccOrJiag 20 Fepresentauon;
| what rclac7nse |. was then
1 n hv the southern states, and
,-5osss twas even partially
o,bbc records VIII determine.
| no hundred and iIlecn NIL
|nlIars derived by the Ual'ed
| der the operation Of The fede-
[onent, Massachusetts, has paid
| Of f,riy miilioas--an amount
praDor,,sn to her political
4 he union.
l-,.ore, the revenues derived
commonwealth, and paid into
kaueasary, had been preserved
h. sae wosld have been fully
!; to her own defence, and
bare been Obliged to solicl',
ki,ace the Injustice oF a 'efu al
Ems, for which sSe has long
/ and which were her dua s'om
|,sl government. What scod
! be assigned for this refusal
Eoa.Iangs are wholly unable to
|s. No discretion is, by law,
sny officer Of the government,
b 10 tbs subi.ct. Its previsi.
simple. plain aad perenlp,ory:
t,Ostants therefore, cannot but
|A:ir s,,s 7ish0cnt. that the STATE
EbGse,ts, possessing a sea coast
|;asire and pcpu!"us than that
|asr sta,e in the uoion, and a
50 frontier b land, should not
A.rely abandoned by the go
/ whose daty i, Is to protect
&ouid also be refaocd the arms
nc defence, 10 which she is, by
tacd They Garnet however,
t.TsHlyss to doubt, that con-
n iorlh~i'h adopt such mea-
VII re05cV,,n this cpNmon-
iai justice which the executive
Il has refused.
S.r IN which we have been
'c0sec, was undertaken to APP.
resentment, or secure the e.
'nNce, deep and Illuminating
our Disappointment. For al.
i empeyor il lasish in his pro.
! "i9'e Ter the Amcgiran peo-
'suds Our ready self-devotion,
Its " that our commerce and
St'iiy ace within the scope of
: yer no PREPARATION has been
'aered, Tor the many outrages,
lAd Insults he has inflicted
:. ''s'nment, nor FOR the unnun-
.I'as Z: which he mas plsDder-
~,'N'. Aud wien we consider
sol policy pursued by our Fu-
'H external relations add CON-
= tr"m TIE prohibition
1cr lc s.. DoqiFge. to the de-
q var sgai%s, Great Britain--
course often rsc,itat his open
I, and U.s. not subsequently,,
- 10 t1e syHegp which he
:" scofted-Stsa We consider
a"S'e''ncs secrecy which has
: correspondence Of the two
>-S i'cnl cCrN,ew-srd above
|, Ss Consider, that in many in
g most important measures
Z sbtlc 'NaleS IN u ~ l,nr h..