Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-28

!, fit = ,sd drawa the de,
\ fno Sai,'in,if, aod polluted
! vas as unfair IN q
n - :. - a legal contest
!, a. = alsays distinctly
\ "a, ,,, to consideF'ae
\ s 's !. eaca bsilisersnt
a. rhis mad been
\ ' ''" a diaerent one
/ unworthy a nat!on'
! p a s.eo aaSorshy OF az
! 3, ~, sld he, shall We
\ 5'' 1 obtaining redress
q 5.o :. on the JUSTICE ,.is
/. :'f e. his part, ~oelc
! - f r. ground. he
4 - Gentleman INV
D !: :.. =, : the means Of re-
! 's'r to sc redress'd
plI,' ;oleed, in its great
i'l' ~, or.ce aud neutrality,
~ -. of the bslliser-
s' oT tas edicts, in or
! . ' ",ber TO do TIE same.
J D 'asaia Mr.. c did de-
F'' sing the act OF 1870
-. did (on as the gsn-
', ssy would say, pretend,
p, ID decree, Of Berlin and
J 81 Al refuse 10 proceed
france in this repeal.
10 Ms question at rest for
. , 'rI hereafter for ever e
..,J;r,ion. England did
.as,ry, esea if France dio
..,e., in relation to US 'os
" her orders in council.
% 80 the solemn declara'
~, ~ Regent dated 2lst A.
/, ,en!lsman dare hereafter
.,.,rurnt that if France
,.,-aIed her DEGREES, as
-, rnglayd would have
.,.,.p;e. sios, intuoi'a
|, pho 50 highly appreciate
ill not d,,crod't the evil
.,s BIZ some unaccount-
!, have heretofore contrly
cloud over it, to keep 1t
A further evidence 10
.crtiop is, tha, when there
shsde Of doubt banging
cr,he French ieorees--
f,r lhirn-Gee days after
qnaaication to the British
J,he French decree bcar-
,as Ap,l, 1917, no r" zeal
gclm,!, ;-ok pace WHIT
yclr Or ic B 'it"ln IN hat
ii gi1es- days amos! labo'
= was in progress IN the
anoa,, iato the effects, be-
,bcrsise, produced Oh tie
!, e.esr SB itain ~ her orr
ollSJ7 & 1879; during
!, the British ministry not or
d and supported them, but
rroend ir relation 10 them
4 Ger done before They
l. zt the pretended retAiia-
rr or the orders in council.
n1d 70 give it up Men Of
|a,s coa.d no longer have de-
} on that ground. The cues
terms, whether or net eur
TIA, is neutral commerce,
n,de subseryient to b 'itish
Andhow. finally, were the o.
sr,ilrtpealed ? After IT bid
rlvar as the light of the sun
hat they were injurious to
|rerce. Will the gentleman
Eiaia now say that England
psaiei her orders in coun-
!, # she had been convinced
s bad in the sumo manner re-
-Odi6ed her DEGREES ? The
dare no, 1T. No, sir, he
stause | shall prove him gull.
It BE DOES. His known in
altO' are toe great TO permit
Y He dare not say, then,
sIcscb decree of repeal had
p, he British orders would
repealed, and The war thus
tktor here spoke to order -
10 know whether personal
e admissible on the floor
y gentleman could be per-
az TIA; another dare not say
aar thing
'ett- Sad he did not under.
ssa'ieHan as having used a
hSai.
~lian continued. He wished
Aeiiy understood, that he had
meaning in what he sald.-
Sad said that he gentleman
ga man OF yeraeilv, assert a
'se than tia, feet is. He was
g'nilenan from New-Jersey.
'&'t the gentleman fromVir-
SHOULD misunderstood him.
@'e particular, said a1r. c. l
40 and two make four and
I"lsman dare to contradict it.
SnVlction OF the certainty of
Sf, although warm in my
[s'se' nothing shall ever in
1 unnecessarily to wound the