Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

By the terms of the Treaty of 1894. I'll The COM
"eTciai eii"uiaions contained in that Treaty were
temporary, limited in their duration to twelve.
years, from The date OF the excha &c of it's ratifi
! cations. This occurred on the SS day of e}cto-
Der, 1905 so that the commercial ra, of ,b,e
treaty would expire hy its limitation O, the
same day in The year lS0T. The renewal of these
commercial regulations wss subject IN eresins to
com "slions MIR. Monroe, our Minister in London
a' mar lime, was therefore authorized and instructed
10y F'fsid-nt Jefferson, 10 open a new negotiation
with u Il upon this subject In the course of his
"ego a'on, he was turths directed, o our to
effect an arrangement of sundiy other suh;.ct. os
f'fep interest that he'd then occurred, and which
'efionsy threatened the peace then happily sub
SIS nB oe'"een the two nations. And be was
Pes'ai'y instructed (ss Mr.. Jay had been in 1917
20 enGeavour 10 adjust the future intercourse he
tween the u. S. and the British possessions in A
msiic"' IN some medic, which should be permanent
and Satisfactory
NJ Monroe bad previously desired 70 return q,
Due u States; and The Presiaen, having sssenteJ
- 'n's wish had appointed Mr.. Pnckney az his
''cce'sor but les the negotiation mirh, have
commenced before Mr.. PiDckney'. arrival ira,
gentleman was furnished with full powers, autho-
ei's var. Monroe end himself, = Enyoys Exirs-
ordinary, jointly or singly, to enter upon, conf
nue. a"d conclude this negotiation. Upon Mr..
".NneS arrival In London, he found M Mon
roe h"u already commenced the rego,in,ion II
niting therefore with IN, both these abb. d;,,,o
'"a''s's employed their best Efforts to brine il 70
-'ccesSiul termination.
, ihey suece-tied OF l-rg'h in se,i,yn. n Treaty.
Ut d, me British neSotators, would 70, consent
10 include IN this prop"sej Treaty. any suicls
up.p lie s"tI'e' oi irnITessment, which President
'son had specially directed should tie the s,e
ga" no" OF any arrangement, the American Min.
's's "e,o!e s'snhs this Treat, notified he B,i-
l's" 20 i't"rs OF this fact; ami the Treaty was
: ~ -" ~ 'he day OF 1897, with
'"h hhow!fcYr at this circumstance. III ten TIN,
s,rih'e't WAS received ny President J-iT.,.on.
H"uihg u deficient IN this Indispensable .eu;si.e
ne al oAre '.ec ed il. wi'hoa, even suhu,it,ipa il
10 tbe Ssnhi. Tor their ADVICE.
ihi, pf'po-ed ET'a;y "ontainej 10 ,rovis;n,,
upon HE s".}'c' OF tie nieIcour-e Le,, cen The
~ states aud the British coluLias in America
s"Celh an alleein-ni to renew M negotiation IN
'e."'o' n"isio. al seine iI.uie con, enlent time,
he British ncso ia'o's thoush,u "a The = hole dis,
ouNSi"h' steadily bIi courteousiy declined. 10 make
'is trace SUBJECT OF negotiation al ;ha, time for
'eHso"s "Hifi VIII hereafter -lrie. 3 present /
VIII Only fe ark, iaa' Bach the late OF lie,
'E' oi'u attempt TN the part o. ia. y States tn
slec' ~ hfeoNaiio", satisfactory s IN. ec,.nt 81
ms ol'Hrut marn-.. !.- skili { Mr. J.r ,ke
'NPeI'e &c ol MI. Mc.ioe, snd tie .r.sI aLility
Oh M FncShe!, had ~ es.,yed In vain to &C.
conrl>h 'h- drsirr.,e purpose; and when these
nau i'htd' hu ii"!e hope ought pi ohabiy to have
been enter aimed atiers ards, CT cffec,in, such an
'0'J 81 ny 'V'h means. SEINE