Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-04

excited some sensibilily ap,e,. ~" !.
merchants; but this wes ! ,l;ts' us
proposition from any which Ls ,'e''
fore been agiiated. The III; aau be-
posed to takeoffthese coun,s,. Pro-
duties when other nations shsI, 'a aa
corresponding regulations. = auopt
part, MIR. f. aaid, he beI;s,s o' his
were capable Of building vessel. sa We
cheaply, perhaps more eIeanIv ''s ! as
any country on earth, and s 81 yuan
regulat ton as was proposed. If ;F'a
proeal, would prove highly sd,a ,ss''
geous TO our navigation, &c. aa'a'
Mr.. s. interrupted Mr.. F B.,
withdrawal ofhis motion to oo.,u wa
the bill, and it was, on me pi,p'r :,
Mr.. Eppes, committed to a coma; VI
tee of the whole. u'''
On melton of Mr.. Forsyth /,
committee OF Foreign ReIa,;nos'
were discharged from the cousids suu'
ton ofsundry papers which hadh.s d
referred to them during the press ,a
session. which, in CONSEQUENCES "
peace. they had tho,t il unneeess,, -.
20 ACT On.
On motion of Mr.. Leferts, .,
order passed to meet at 10 o,eIo'I.
for the remainder Of the session
The bill from the Senate maI;n,
appropriations for completing ,bs
Public Buildings fer the AIiIi,arv
Academy at West Point, was t1i.s
read and committed.
The bill from the Senate to coo.
inue in force for limited ime ,bs
bill to establish Trading Houses with
the Indian tribes, was twice read i
ordered to third reading.
Military Peace Establishment.
The house resumud the consider.
ion of the report Of III crmailtes
Of the ws,ole Oh The bill fixing tAe
Military Peace Establishment Of III,
United States.
On the question to concur ID
reducing the force to be eainrd
from len to six thousand met, Ihers
arose an animated and deeply in
leres'ing debate, which continued to,
a late hour.
The speakers to day who favored.
the reduction to six thousand. were
Messrs. sbeffey, Goldsboroush Pick.
ering, Desha, Stockton, MacaG,
Farrow, Potter. King. Sharp. Jack.
son ofVt. and Eppes those who op.
posed it were Messrs. Hopkins Of
Ky. Forsyth. Fisk of VI. Calhoun,
CrosveDor, Gholso /, Rheas MKim,
Wright, Cuthbeet, Stuart and Han
sen.
The debate was not limited TO 'hs
subject, but extended over the aGo'a
field Of our foreign relations. and
embraced discussion Of The terms
of the treaty. 1t shall be published
as soon as possible.
TIL. que ton en- ne reduction Sa'
al leagtll decided as follows
YEAS NJ SIS. A ton, Alvey. Sar
- OF M S B,gelow Bowen. by
B dbu,y, B ig m, Brown, Burse'e
Capcrton, Cannon, Champion CHON
Ciopt n. Coke; Crouch, Cu'pepa' ~
MO. Davis OF Penn D sb', bN
tpF es, Farros, Finjleu t!'lSII''
G stou, Grades, GoIdsbof'Uyn, h 1',''
a.r is, Hendersca. Hungc'fo'd' E wv
.@.t. Jackson OF r. l jackson Of ",
Joer..n Of Ky. kennedy, Kent Ct \
K,pt # Md. King f Mas Law le
Is. I,ovetl Lv!s, Macon, Montgomery
Mo eley GrDsay, Pearson, PIsS Saae,
PIPER, Piikn, Potter, J. Reeo' No. a. !
purpIes. Scaureman, Sharp, S n,t
8 c,wood Slaymaker, oi'i'ora s S" n!
on. s,rorg, s,arges, Taggari, -, lineup .,'o'
on. Vsse. Ward Ct Mass , y cav Il
whi,e, Wilcox, Williams "i''O" :
- NAys--Mcssrs Alexander nv; n'l
dcrson, b., bour. B I'd, Barney ca D
Butter, Calhoun, Coh,s'o.% nu,sl,
fsrd Creighton, Cu'bberl p 's,"e'
Fix Of VI Fisk Of n. y, f, CHM,
ChoIson. Goodwin, Gourd'n .h u
Grosrenor, Fl i, Hanson Ha Az ruS.
Halves, Hawkins, Hopkins o. \, K r.
card Humphreys, Irwin, , hs.', n,
Kim, Moore, Nelson, Newton, ot DEED,
Parker, pickens, Peasants " y, Ripg.
psa Of Pen. Rhea of Ten. R'es s.r n~I
s mgs ! Robertson, sagc, ssgi q 's so,rt,