Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-28

ments were wormcd out ol'iic Department OF
State by successive calls OF the Senate: how doc
umerts were withheld, which dir ectly did away The
eheet OF others on which the a Administration had
essentially relied and that to this very IN omep;.
tue documents, laid before 10th Houses do MOI
correspond with each other. (AIr. Hayne, in his
aoe opeerh deliveredin closed doors and published
IN ,ne last National Inteligencer, suhioins list
OF papers which have been communicated 10 the
"a, Oh ~, but were not before the Senate 4: and
'iso us Oh papers, which were before the Sem
~ ~ '' "aoe nor oeen communicated 10 the ~.
shape of notes some remarks. sbovi,, y,r;ons
new aspects which The Presidents communications
nave attempted TO give to the SUBJECT
In uu'h, the reader OF this volnminous and va,
iy"e mass OF documents must keep steadily i'm
I,e" certain ian" marks TO direct his attention
,i ,'us' 'ooS hrs't TO Tie enquiries first made OF
ihe south American Minister when he invi,a,;on
was iirSt sivcn Mr.. Adams in hi, MESSAGE IN
ue ~ OF IL talks of" ;aSu'tiag Then, ly refusal
Oh 'heir overiures" and @: % st,iles rem,ses,, ,
mere Gjfer-fhougAt this fer, the report Of IN.
secretary oil State sIews US how do,tbfingi., Tho
invitation was first sivep, as if it might no, be
dSreea:le 10 the u. s. 50 TO receive spch ar ;ryi-
Nation :"-2nd!v. the reader will see ,l,t- ,L 90,
~ invitation was afterwards accented before an,
oi our enquiries satisfs ctory answered or our
scTupio7 removed 3dly. he will see that il was
accepted onfy Sfr days before Gir. AS ccnsti,u-
u"n'i ADVISERS, the Senate, assembled :. Tins p,,
.a'iy uindIng them and embarrassing their Jeei.;o,.
'y ne VIII look ~ The message 10 the Sc>sate Cor
Tue reasons "hich induced MIR. a to accent the in
''a'aioh' aHho the aforesaid enquiries were no,
yer answered; and then compare Ills me.sare with
NE enc ne subsequently transmitted TO The II Of r.
ai'' me dinerencs OF the co!ourrg, NOT 10 saw
Sa'oiS o! lie statements, Will at once start unon
me attention OF lie impartial politician: 5thIy He
VII compare The Report of the G.. of the Senat.
WIN Ihe documenis before them, and see whether
,ie'r Neport Is not justly drawn from them: 6,bIy
f-A''h!he he character OF the Congress as drawn
nom 'ne 'Feailes constituting it; and see whether
any Oh the evidence subsequently, communicated 20
mouse is calculated TO destroy the arguments
of cohciIsIonsof the Committee of the Senate
we snail touch these matters hereafter: for lie
presents we shall notice only orc statement ofNIr
flayhe.-A correspondence with Mr. Middleton
al 81. petersburg was communicated, to DO away.
'he effects OF The apprehension &c that the accrpt
ance oil the invitation would give 10 Spain T,.t
cause Of war go
That the acceptance Of The invitation would rive "a s,,
' cause OF war On hi- pru howev en- w. vrre Jl.d 10
u seeuy by the fact lcpscd in thai cotrrsocrd.nrr ,.
oserhhehi had invoked the mediation fRu. to him
o"'nes aud te eunii,u apnun exrres,ei iv Er i, H.,
va m'di,ion would be successful Il Obvious tia, reace
No !" 'Ss+ Place, there would no ise any force in
20" lre'on ta lhe contemplated Missi would yi.a. crr
sir, lid any nfm'ies of this Scnse believe III
Ie eiy IN 'niei three cheering prospects of reae wr,.
h MI 10 there sXl;C the can oi ill., ,,e,,r,.
'a'V, IN WASH conclusive evidence ti,it the. pro
pecis were iuso'S lie vcsv moment air Ci,y %
- Hs The that The a.d.ation Of Kn.,t
10 ~ Az huinan probability be ciieeuil VIII; Spain, he had
"a" 1.h ea'i ne dcsPiicles of Mr. Everett, uiir min
ser al -uadid which demonstrated s,at there wa, no hon
',','. 'iei, 81, was the tact aud dcio,el
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