Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-16

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sur. libertr to s1r oppressed brerhrs,
ard gre :sctcsr 10 MEXICAN P:'ric,
10, IN spite o! repeated d:sss'ess. al..
rise ,i'h redsst'ei enthusiasm II d.
fence Of tkeir sacred rights.
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tbs narration 81 et.. sr6 by ne dcc..
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beycrd /, doubt, that tie -s'.b.i,hu e., (.
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al that as done By Il. sIi.,iEs ss'f,,.
,is, sherr. vas Dst ior private rlCt,s,p.
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sidir BY every prss.he ssssn. tie F.r.
VI cause.
Isubuit the sEele 10 ,og- ri.6cG, -
va IN yogr trCderce 10 ds'eFgils ~
Is most appropriate 10 be tcns Grter e.
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to remain, hon. ssn''erer. AIRY.
From ne .NatiOrGl Izf;RigsEesr gL..
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Tie following Message was ycs,sr
day Transmitted ~ the President d
tie United States, :" both House. #
Congress -
To the stE0it Gad House y Re7rsm.
tatires 81 tie CNittd Stats.
have tie sarisfaf ton Ia inicrr
Congress that tie establishment 1t A.
melIa Island las been Suppressed. and
without the ciTu-ior of blood. lie
papers which explain this transac,ior.
] now lay before Congress.
BY the suppression Of Ills ost,.
bliShmeHt. and Gf that at r zhez'or.
which Will soon follow. ifiUIas ED,a.
read, ceased 10 exist. there is god
cause Ia believe iIat tie CONSUMER.
ton of a project taught with nU,b
iniur, to tic Cni;cG States has be,a
prevented. Nhrr NC consider ne
prrsors engaged in i. being ADVENT.
rerS If n Different countries, viii 81.
~ Few. If any. OF the native iHh.l..
tanrs e ;he Spanish Colonies
TERRITORY m Which the establish C-.'
were II ade-nrc. on portion u .lt
C!aimsd ~ ;he United States, wet.
ward of tie Mississippi. the other,
on = part of East Florida. a pm, .rCe
IN LcsocIa:ign between tie United
Stats and SEsiE-,he claim Ct tic:
leader, as announced by his proclaim.
tinn. in taking possession Of AmciIl
Island, comprising the whole CT bo.A
the tiDfidas, without excepting ia!
par, OF West Florida. which is iucor.
poratcl i"to tie state Of Louisiana
tLeir Conduct while Ia the rosscSsior
Of the Island, making il insurance.!
tn every species Of oGutrabaut. aI1 I'D
regard TO slaves # the most nl:ol.
and Dangerous clarscfer-ii ms! id!r.
" he concluded, that If tie cnieryGze
Lad succeeded or Tie scale on Which /
vas formed. much annoyance and -
Jury would have resulted from /: -
the L. States.
Other circumstances we're ;A9rsl
10 be no less deserving Gf sttenti"n.-
The institution Uf a GGSsTHH.eGt by
foreign ADVENTURES in tie Island, d.
tirCt from tie coloTisi Goverrmeu':
Of Bueuns Ayre<. NemzneIa, " Mex
ico. pretending 10 sovereignty. an
exercising It's hisktst sfEces. parlicu.
larry in granting commissions 10 pr
,ateets. were acts which could not "a.
10 draw after Item lie most seriru;
consequences. twas the euty Of ~
Executive. either To- extend TO tbi> -
tsbiishment all the al, shtsges Of TIT
neutrality. Which the Uniled State
Lad pr..clzimcd. and have observe ..
favor Of the colonies Of Spain. W.
~ the stIersth Of their own Pop
ton and resources, had DECLARE .ao.
independence. ard were aGe:t';
strorg proof OF their ability 10 D. .a..
tain il, or 10 make the discrimir, 90
which circumstances required. A'-
Tie first course been pursued. We
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