Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03
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| al also belonged TO me TO merI,. TAI
nd &c led il TO him whu had sold j, srrs
he had delivered it, and IN no great.
x,ent; aad that, con,eqre ily, he Could
ut transfer to yor more u Il mad gwen
hin. You and l refer % The ,S.l-,
nd he tells Vs. that he ne er sold h.
aoI to you which you resaire, and r.rs,
btaiaed it fron me. nor ID anirte5,,o,
1t acquiring it.-No'wi,h 'arding n,
ec.aration, which is decis 4 irre,oc,
lbIe. |, from motives Of fie d.hip fnr ,oa
and to do away all doubt, on tie mint.
pronose to you that we >'.opld discuss
you in 4 iriead!y manner, nd s.sur, yor
I, a. il you present to ne uque.,arabs
ld,cumcnts to prove thai il b.loa "a
vou, | AN ready TO give it up. a.k y.r
li.oassionateiy. if this pr .Irnsiiion raps
Ibe considered as inad nj. i5!e-I g ,g,.
Their. l, who am aRxius 10 acconna-
late you because you are ~ friend md I,
,aod neighoor, knowing nat YOU t,,ne
get part Of INV terrific TO rOunG ~,
,urs, aud to facilitate the exploration 4
our produce. as their is ra,issbir Il
.r passing through it, ca ~ my friend
hip and condescension so FIR a. 10 SAY i.
."u. that We will asre' between our.
elves. by a friendly iEr ti.atinn. VIA,
reIangs to each; aud, this b>iug ,etcd,
am ready to cede to 20 t.e land, ,uo
sire, for in equity. jasi,e. aod rrcip.
cal C hvenience, fixing 'he limits b.,
cen US 10 such way tat our servants
uid not engage US in qa.rreI> ard con
:'s, as. it being oHr desi to live in ing
latest harmony. we were equally in.pr.
Cd in avoiding every ,uhiect If DIS,
nee viii You say to me t'st ,'re
ien'I!y propositions are 'nadmissib.r;--
believe not. Snch, thea uci'he nms
IA less are 'ha,e which lhare suggested
b, you IN ny former Official nate aud 70.
p"w to you nv 'hi-. hom"g tar. ,s>,.
~ IN into serious cen.ide alton. thai vpa
.,l view them a. Just, equitable, end
en- generous.
Y,u cannot but know that the couvsn.
| YOU PROPOSE. limited to the ,ndcun,.
ication for injuries done to the iaeicsa
n perce. by the cruizers and ti5u
-pa'n. and b, the Suppression Of e
post al Nee Orleans, viii not accom-.
'.i,h fully. the object VI ich the tNo a.
pns propose 10 ther,'e!ye', Of rytiEgG>h
Ag all disagreement. Neverihee--. 10
se ano'ber propf Of the Difference his
aj.sty to the wishes Of We rergbl I
zee to enter into negotiation with ou
~ these tive points. and 20 conc'Ure q
| invention as Ia them. in which snail tc
mbraced the Just reclamation. rhid
his majesty shall produce gains: tkl> 90.
yernment. and the variou> arrsbgslacd,
he desires to place in it irr the enc ".
segment Of the commerce between t.,
$40 nations, Ard To avoid 'riarics sucta
toss, which. from the want Of e1plei.
less in the last treaty, have been eyreri.
eaced bv the respective biects ofb"h.
l NIil aud more. ard it / that the list
points to which you re.e'. being founded
IN the treaty which sIl. between The
20 nations. | will snuscr, euo II witIsut
IitkcuIty; and as to the ecord. il !, d
- smai an amount. that do not sue.
seed IN demonstrating 10 you that these
Ju'Ies have not existed or that they are
muca exaggerated, and that the Um,'d
safes have already adm tied that th't
we're satisfied for them. / will have Ls
iliiicu'y even as to th"m. ought like.
wise TO observe to VOC, hat il will be
easy to include in this s me convention
" treaty, provisional arrangement Of
units, without detaininr US to fix then
18th exact tude. II the United States DO
not desire TO make an essential chsngein
me established l'TnIr,. fixed by the urr
''es OF 1906. 1854, 1888, 1875, aud 1874
md that this arrangement should on!
apply To the unculti,ated lands to tie
lorth Of the Missouri. the boundaries d
which were never settled between Fra ts
and Spain. this question might BIZ lett t@
commissioners, named by each partv,sad
their decision might be considered 10
part OF the conventions: But. ~ any ca'',
The most efficient me nod uf conclrdlns
trese affairs will DC, that YOU should Ia"
HE goodness to say 10 ne, With frahAH'S
what are the real view, m the rol':d
States, what are the real and true COM
'ensation they ere disposed 10 of ''r's
;uuntry thew desire {, obtain fran ~,
majesty. You may he assured t''' :
VII supror!, es"ne, ', r'"pciAisf a' sH
ast and eciprocal "nyenien' and q
- the retaru 81 Il ou,ie,. ! .'a' "
bic To Il n. under IT, po"'r- ] b ":'
reaty mutually ss,isf,c'ary IN BON ~
les. we. n the mean time, ACRE M 'F-
Ill the articles or minm c"n.ldcis'1'''
/ on cannot but knew tha' the in't''''
ions ough; to be adapted 10 the sr'.,'