Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13

now il is aid no. cb article i,qva1ted Why then the
War We are on this point uit where We let
cut Can iuch an event be called honorable
Bur we merely at he point at which we
let out On this very queitoo of impeachment we
are worie, much worie than under the treaty nego-
tiated by MONROE aud PINckNEy The evidence Of
this fact exits IN the hand writing of Mr. MONROE,
the preleat Secretary of State and of War one Of
the authors OF this war and one Of the admirers Of
this treaty Of peace his gentleman in his letter
Ito Mr.. MADISON, hen secretary of State dated
kichnond, Feb Is, 6o3, ipeakng OF the treaty
Iphich MIR olferlon rejeaed the Noe Of the
Britiih Commlihoners OF nov. 8, 800, accompany
ing thar treaty, iays:
The eround Which thar n:ere placed by that pa
PEI Of he Brlin CeUm III WAS Born aoNosAsLE AMP
ApvANrA STATES, entj ta s,"eF'r ."
fI JV'4 ." tJe Part q Q e ba" be grf-f 'a@ 0"f''
Tvkib zVAb (po,ob b, q, req and somp 81 r
The OBJ gaUn Donfui M her psa,uce under tl 90 pp
arrangemeat hould be ed he jut aims OF he v
W III vain look, in The treaty nego laed at Gb1nt
tor any such concession III FAVOUR. We In
vain look tor the ground IN thar treaty, on which
The interest OF iClPret merit hcnorab} ana adyau
tagcouily placed. how then, Compared with pre-
,ious state OF things can this treaty be caed non
orablt We nave not only not gained thai pglze,
which We fougut 10 obtain, but We have loft even
The recen, treaty il uud 10, ed.y prod ut and
as far as il inp,its ucleasauy abandonment by
our admin lra:lon II m ohIev~us oIror0 and VAIN
P eteniions, may b. called honorable, ter sue.
Il always IS to COMETS uur INTAKES and 10 be eenh
b { CT ouI Weakncies. But - no o.her seUic II ii
egtided TO that appellate, n. We DO net an TO
cenlue this retTacIuB Of taclf policy, the part q
the American government. On lie contrary
rejocg AIMS late evidence Ut their return ID
senle OF th,ir C0IeatIcDs. onIl more-wt are
willing TO hops th4t thy rave gain some wiuon
from the pcIcl puon OF hole tpcccitary cyl> tLty
have brougnt upcn thcIr u.try ohouid new
courfe OF oilcy rtlut- should Dommctcc, lnltosd
of being OPPRESSED be tre. d-shou'd ,he cat
ufes oil administrator &c sna,ed more .or the IN
tere!t Of the nation and is tor thc furpJle u par
ty !; should that day al ieag b CONG, rlncA WAS
htteen years ago, promised " rs eFeat ieaGc q
democracy, : soon 70 Oo expected ,ut winch has
never ylt arrived, when the ony quciloH couCet-
nins a candida Tor official Cc.huoace, shaH be. IS
h. b17ct Il BE Ga, abe? Is be pam III r I've L>glu
tuti3n th1>FedcraIus vii be the hrst to hail these
auipicious times Blu. rnu tome eyiIouca rc!alt
tha new diipuiieicns are really cultivated and ne"
courles OF p3Itcal 90 Cuct really propote~, It IS
heir du:y 10 act as thou9A " the Ethiopian could
not change lis skin, nor thr Leopard hl spots N
III matt b. rue - themselves Il taey would
rot BE- tailc T. thrir counuy hey mutt act upon
the PrincipI that the only security a8alnh 1a1 men
in the Administration OF me & nc al Soyer"m II, ls
to be found IN yei,ug uat u ;ho STATE IN The hand:
Of the beit.
WHEN te5eraEq5 take retrofpea Of the meat
ures they have auvlclted md opPo!ed during aliI
the critical period, OF the AIT el. years, they hayc
no caufc 2f regre, AID nuehtor e1u'a'lon and leiI
coDgratuation In 1895 Wn. Bnuh orders InI
council fri b1Ea4 - interfere with cur coi0nIa.
trade, they dePrccatedthe attempt TO co~rce iote8n
nations, by 45n1a& rel RGFr:ct'lnJ, they rccommen
de ! an at:en p 70 egoaaie. COMMERCIAL re6nIa<
tons were notwithstanding Put IL uai2. IAch op
Grafton was found incompatible With the very *
idence Of negotiation Mr. JEFFERSON, the brea.
author Of the lytlem was obneeu 90 Gene 10 C1n
erels and recommend der fuipenhon tor while
they were permitted operate, it was found that
all negotiation hopcels They were iuipend
ed Negotiation progrelled AID terminated as FED
eralifts had foretoId, IL treaty whoa both NUN
ROE and PlNKNEY, the pillars 81 MADlsoNo power,
pronounced to be honorable he ire ~ was re
ic2cd, on the grouLd that il contained treaty
liquidation relating % imtrS5neab At that time
the Federalits maintained that this ueaty ought
TO have been ratified that il true, as MuNRoE
had aver: d-a,b better ccud not be c6taced
1t was however, rejected aud what has been The
refuIt We bave haI years Of m6arg0 OF hGFfs6Hgns
and wax and now admulIftIaon and ITS Fartl
za,rs are compelled to rejoice at treay. which
contains no nipuIations concerning imPESlments,
none granting any new commercial privileges, but
which, from he went of niPuatlons which former
treaties poRrfed, renders quellionable rights which
before we're or might rave been, if our admatras
ton had cholen unqueEionAble | he lil'nds u The
bay Of Padamaquoddy, before the war, IL our pot
feiion, as of .ht, are now left in the Potcion OF
the Drilh until the tile them be decided by