The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
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TREATY Or PEACE was s.gusd - ,,,.
Nnerc4n and British con ,aj ; .ioi,e
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OF jan ~ alr;fes q. .hl> o4t ..s& e.:loct5
last evening.
Mr.. HUGHES, another C G -L- seci ,t,Yy..s
or the Am i9can Leg .ticv, 5 80 al-a. -
Game tine, with dispatches for H. 80.
peake.
M bAKEk, secretary. to the British -
g ,ion TO the y. States in 1910 has aisn coz.
oat IN the Favor-te, f'r the rln pose ofrecel.
W the raahc@tion OF The President ard SCI
nate, and ~ communicating The joyeul ii6itns
to the British fleets and armies - ,Fjs -,
ter ~ the el.be.
N.Y. ('rfoi' with whom we have been e.
vorei with an interview, states. that th.
terms ot the treaty are such as to leave =,
doubt that they viii be Immediately rattle,
Wy our government. The Loud6n & 9yns.,
mn%erlat print, denounccs the treaty IN
[l'e strongest terms, as highly dishonorablet>
hnsfinu WINE the " Morning Chroi.icle,''
an anti-minlsteydal paper. consifi.rs i II L.
vantageous to the British nation. a y,eet-
ing at Westminster was held GA sha 2etb Of
december, Tor the purpose OF petition,ue FOR
me repeai OF the income tax at when VI,
cartwright one 0! the orators Of tic dav, re-
presents the Peace with America, as !,
i'aPPy circumstance to Cgeat-Bryain.
ne favorite, Yesterday spoke lie gr
tIsh Frigale t.ndymion, in COMPANY with ina
Tenedog. "-''' --''
Mr Carroll. who left this city this rnosR;nc
tor the seat Of government, has very ob.i.i,. J.,
t1vsrei US with files CT the LONDON " ri - ,,
" Morning Chronicle" and "CrIr: ~ 40 ~.
3lsf OF Dec. inclusive, fro n wiz; n We ~.
made as vonminous extracts as our s;-o,.
would permit and to the polteness OF 3d.
pert i~enHX. esq. we are INHABITED ioT the >
'to"inS extra; d n a. Ger, VI. so rece,gt3
ny Mr.. Carol from respectable house y,
London, dated Dec 81. 1914.
DEAR SIR-Th: bearer # this c..,,t,.
with n N the olive Branch f pre-. M
reety was siSned at Client On She 24.b -
and has been ratified by tile Prime Rppa,t.
cut host;i't'es are rot To- cease ult.i rtt,i.j
by the President. We sincerely con;.,,,,..
late you on this Joyful event"
LONDON, Dec. %.
H.. Nc. % a-
from Lord Gambler, the America Co,.,.,;e-
sioneis all transmitted dispatches by VIZ nc
France tor Anerica,co DC embarked al L.'O-
rient.
From the favorable state ofthe wind .here
IS itue donbt of the dispatches from mo .,e,,
OF States o.hce having sailed dis dsv e,cn,
PORTSMOUTH. Dispatches f,r Sir Alex.,,Srr
Cocnr2ne ard Commodore Owen were se,,e ~
the same tame.
The state fthe funds NAV BE- said IN f5rr4
most sinking comment on ihe text Of lice
VINO have the front to call the treaty. ~ Chem
h0n0Ta6fe TO this country Whot? An nor.
DIE peace. with the last OF our adyersari.s
WIN popLious AID commercial natioo- a,
yet a depression III the pubic flud
thig IS impossible. There is moral s.
sste"ey IN TIE facts. But tbc dth,
pin pa on, 81 the oourss ct the
t~sto~ec 90 this fasods spec en-
ala'ie 'IGanuy. The pane +. III 81
Anieu' peace OF ne~e p--s1 t,
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