The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-11

tbc resolution, IN United 1tsies "eala h"' DC
/ msse a patty io Inc eA.siiag ssf he'Ssen
tfFseee snd 8utkcs -=tha' i snuid fhainiaih
our neutraa hona,df and fairls --his July oh
icoton 70 il suuld be iehOsed, and he would
go VII H. gentleman heart aud hand all the
. ferlinpk OF MS uatsfe would afFc lfifn to give
such ptepashos lts zedlous support aud ae
J Was ffiisGtd. for his part, thai there ehircd no
CONSTITUTIONAL ditiealues Ia the way. bun,
wAllr It b,asme thr lnacd states eyer 10 act
With mnruannn5 and regard Ia the dictates
OF hunnaEe feeiing Il became ID" Government
no less 90 act VIII opennrss, witt dired ness, aud
with Integrity. toward all uan6ns. lie ~as con-
WINGED that according 10 the las oi nations, tIe
srfproposrd ~ tt,fessliHlon oiths ,anorublc gen
plaman from Louisiana, would. Is 40 appropfia-
. ton Of money 10 the aid Of the Greeks, BE- dt-
rccf violation Of the peniraiy oil tlils country
aud would IN fact b. an al OF var. II the ma
ton Is 10 do any thing to AID tn Creek ~ their
Struggle, let MS not vote this pallry sum OF fifty
; Thousand dollar, Which may be sqnandstcd IN
! prohably, but lot as put IN moilon the Whole
Navy OF the tDucd States III tie cause Let rs
. act openly. anu, II sc are to do any thing, 1T
rs act elicetuailt, upou scale which becomes
the nstiunil character.
Mr.. Livingston SAID he vas grailhed 10 find
thar the gentleman from South Carolina, tMf
MrDullir) had no other objection 10 the rcsou-
~
our uent..d rights, because Nj. l., thought hc
mishtbe satisfied on HAT head, aud then he
should count On his support.
IftAis wpfe, grant Of money provisions or
other means Of carving On the wa, fsald Nj.
J., } itmig ht H. considered rs subsidy rolnnia-
MY offered. aud Of course Inconsistent With our
neutrality but i IS supply 10 the neersslions
j az the adtion 1T large; and what must be cont
,ncing OF lis consistency with The laws ot neu-
tr4lit, is tllis; provisions are not couiraband Of
war. eNrrpt when eoine tn a brsicgcd place
the trir ln them to t.Y.ccc al larpr - - dw iul
/ 10 ON merchants nou. as It could be il they
were At peace. lff,e enemy OF Greece should
micrlupf Tins ttad, hv the captnrr of our n,rr-
chant vessels. 1t would br breach Of our zig hts,
aud II perscvcfed ~, a cause Of unr Tins Go.
triluneni vonld br under the 0llira alton Of pro.
tcrlns It, citizcns Ia their lus ful commerce
Now. would II not Ice 4 solcrism To say. that the
links have #,ioht ia consider. us AS partic, in
the var Tor III. .,,nc acts which Ifdcnied to our
ctizcns We should have 4 rigbt To cnlprcr l,y |
war Thcr, cannot be tuo inv on hi, sull. /
rect one for the Government another foI lis cti-
gens rltberthe 1urls have a ,iebt 10 ,oiz. !
and coo6.cDtr any merchantmen, hound Ia i. /
port IN GREECE which, not hlneladrd. ar tbcy /
have no right 10 complain oitn, Government for
.cndtne tIc ann. ,nn,l,es buf In. tioIt IN cnr
~ ptays,ons IL, urt,al individuals IN i, b,llrer
cnt is one tina, has bcen always conicndrd for
bv ON Government mud has ncYr, L..n cnu,.s-
Ted but In times of acknn,,Ir,lprd irf.euIa,it, |
and l.Wlcss f,,rc Therefore IN, same ,iol,
rri.tsiR shr nenlral.natl,n il. If Ih.,easooinp
NM, l,,., ,,,.,t,I,d -, ia, ,.,s, ~ t.,.,,i
they al the inne W. sen them provisions, were
~ var with SPAN. Aud although at that time
II vas the strong case Of an msurrcctionary VII
-" rebellion, Is 1t vas called 10y Spa'n-yrt ON
humane interference, so tar from benz com.
planned OF as breach OF neutrality OF an lnpro-
Pcrinterirr'nee between SPAN and her ipSa-
| gcnt Colonies vas then considered aud Will bc
considered IA history, as a measure honorable
10 the character Of the country.
Tn Gentleman from south Carolina thinks
We should 90 iarthcf-l understand him to mean
/ II tins : inonded as hostile measure, ! 0gree
",th HIM. thai, II ""mitndcd 10 enter as party
IN the eoucst, tins would not hr enough but
wv noi i""l''s' WIN 'n'' h'fh'' am ms u
W, " ~ '"N '"'u'"'l ''' "' 10 '"NIat aE act
""I"'' Il" ''N' u !" '''d, may give Jns' cnnsc
W o'.,' t. 10 any ""''oh. ~ Il any case can
~, ',''' "'i'' J',,n' ",l''i'"' i'o'n 'nt
+ '"u'' tn,' "' 9eo''"'oN,u Is Tue pcS'nt Would
! 20 "P,, 9'' 'i' we eo'au ''noel more ehcctuai
' u '''' 80 i''' '' E''-~"'u'o 10 no" 'lle
~, ~ ~ ''N'u7 I'M W 'p' 'lS''ta Hlt'hd-
:, ""tn l"' H' "''htl1h'' oi tllN distressed
!
| ~, VI ''""' ~ ""'i. ~ II Is we hahe chain
.i w i."','''i wv 'ol "n'lfss' pui haft sent
'n'm me 'lel" 10 support them under Then cru
" 'lldnh'l'N. nay the name he omlnouS of iu
'"'' a"'''sS ana Hhai triumph To Their holy
cause.
Mr. Hamilton said, that he did not rise for
the purpose OF discussing the feeling aud interest
ng subject Which the gentleman from Louisiana
il4d brought 10 their view VIII 81 much cutbusi
assn, hut for the mere purpose of expressing his
regret that, on a question which lbs colleague
/ Nh McUuie) had very fairly nut ms one m
volYng the neutral RELATIONS OF the conntrv the
gentleman from Louisiana had not glycu hi,
resolution the usual directions. by submittin, :,
motion that II ,hmdd br printed, and for IN,
/ ptcscnt lie on the table HI, House un,r,
! the eush Of thntrrnoeman'S eloouruc. ouuht nor
nov 10 bc p,ecipltared INTO premn,,re. (Which
/ mls hi in the end be disastrous decision.
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