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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, MOVE MBER 80
Cleared,

.uN RISES ~ 81 MOON SETS. ...... IL
sun SETS .......4 80 HIGH wATEs
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctoneer.
(Stsre No. IS Ann street.)
TUESDAY,


TUESDAY,
At 10Y O'Clock, in the sales room
Ex ensive Sale Of Dry Good, Cothrg Groceries Hard.
ware, Jewelry, Fancy and Pledged Goods 80 comprising
domestic h'etlngs shrtngs b6qns gloves hosiery;sc
Also London and French bond aud beaver cloths
sfneTes, vestings, shirts, drawers, &c.
A!so aquaatity Of ready made clothing
Also stock of groceries, segars, some choice teas and
Also variety of ewelry watches gum &c. by order Of
AT Ia clock the corner Of Tyon Row and Chatham a.
~ . nearly opposite the Para,
Furniture OF Refractory aud Family &cThe entire fc-
usual variety of articles the line, tables, chairs glass wae
crockery china knives and forks lot Of ues
TINS; steam apparatus. Nc:
Also; the furniture of f ur hejrooms
ln' Kitchen utensils in the street
Large sale Of valuable Furniture OF all descripon. fo IA
miles removing IN the lower stJ,e, az lO12 ocinck
sortment of city made cabinet furniture valuable piano I,e,
and othsr articles
NJ BEvery facility will be afforded for the disposal of
merchandise Of all descriptions Business will oe carried on in
business like Sales will be regular aud returns
THOMAS BELL. N sn'! 3 s sS,s y Of
HARDWARE y tt9TlhhS A sHGR'w-JAcoB
take place this day O'clock Plat street consisting
OF re u,ua ,sor'men of Hardware Cutlery Japanry Faa
A!Io, a, IL O'Clock, an INVOICE of Cans, SC.
Also At ~ciock under the inspection OF the wardens Of
packages of aadlery Hardware Sheep seyeT Sc
Also Dy Goods vz-3ii pieces BobDine and 80 piece,
LaL-sk. n28 tt-r
A p6l EyyIS @ Tree, shrubs and
ON Tuesday AZ o ct al i5 Brcaaway extensive col
w go "s to o p, nst sdd from the psks, ship
Rhodod pdops, Arhoium, itusseaneum Sc; shining AZ.
many other varieties. n27 2t.sc
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0J- GENTEEL FURNITURE, BY CATALOGE
This Day, at 10 O'clock by Wheeler Bagge at No l9
Rcade street, near Broadway. Those in want of such
will do well to attend Also, at their Sales Room 3l6
Broadway, Thursday at half past 10 O'clock spen-
did assortment of Furnture-of dealer declining the b
sness.
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SsTss FOR LlVERrOOI4-The New Line Regular
Urn Packet 18th December The and splendid
fnESsEs New York built packet ship LIVERPOOL John
Eldrage mister; l3O tons, will sail above her regular
day
For freight P7sage, having roony and
odd,ipLs, apy TIE Captain board, side ung
slip, Woodruff &MINrURNS.
- 81 South st.
The aud eleg1n picke ship Quee Of the West Philip
Wo1doe astr 3o toas VIII succeed the Liverpool, aud
sail on her ngniar day, 18th yruary, 1874. n2sr
5sFN FOR LiVERPDOL--Regular Packet of the 9TH
sJESf DeeemherThs well know fast sailing packet ship
lAE2hasssl Nd '.fENDENLE. Calain Nye, bur.hen 1000
tous, vii 3lIl Is above hes regular day.
Ill accommodations cabin, second cabin and
unsupP sed by vessel in port. Persons wish
embark should make early Application board foot of
Maiden lane, JOSEPH MCMUKRAY,
100 Pine street. Of South.
Persons wishing send for their friends have
brou,h ont by the above ship, Of the
sailing the h TIN, 18th. 10Th and 25h of each month"; by
applying above, if by letter, post paid.
T. Drafts at sight FOR large small drawn by
the subscriber the Provincial Bnk of Ireland payable
III respective branches throughout the country also on
Me'sr Spooner atwood 60 Bankers London payable in
n2B
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scr.
49,: ~ For ALBANY-DailY at 6 o'clock p M
Through direct-From the steamboat pier be-
hs c .ssnSoss KIN Ss sSnaay g l.
will leave Monday "wednesday and Friday Evenings at sr
steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. w. Brainard
Will leave tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday r. M.
At O'Clock M,1Landing at lntermedate Places
stepmheat COLUMBIA, Capt, a. hougntoa, will leave
Steamboat NOKTH AMERICA, Uapt Nj. H. True,del
viii leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening at
Passenger. taking this Line of Boats will at all times arrive
Albany ample time to take tho Morning Train of Car,
the east or weSt
The above boat, and substantial furnished with
dons unrivalled on the Hudson.
For rsssage OF Freight aly board p c. Schultz
~ the once on the wharf Mir
NOTCEon and after Monday, Oct 18TH the boats o, hi,
line will leave for ALBANY att O'clock r NJ instead of l.
ssaSss1 te3 iSpEPENDkNT REGULAR OTTOsI-
sksx-sffsas5T75r lion NIGHT LINE FOR ALBANY-
Direct. without hapsips
Capt Home viii leave New York the fool OF Ro sinson
street on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; and will leave
will continue these trips for the season. o'clock the
aoon.
Freight taken at reduced rates Apply on board
S-lhe above boat has Undergone thorough
first rate order o26 im~r
Ss.attssS.g5 for ALBANY AND TROY direct without
the GEepdid low pressure steamboat
wsnngs at o'clock for Albany direct
.ad accommodation, the Hudson. aus &c
&C. WhTEHA stfN sr FETEHf .,a soSn
X.-asYEs--E- STATEN ISLANDER willleave New York
and Staten leland and after October 3D. follows until
Leave Staten Ialand at "a 10, A.M,24,PM
i, Leave New York at Q, l21a 10 min. pasta, "A
is nj risk hp owner thereof
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUsEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
tXjyOuLlfrHU lhx SyfLU YftlU

(BroddicGy. oYpostts IN. cry naa.D
A DOLLAR,s WORTH FOR I2h CENTS.
MIR; II. BENNETT announces the following attractions
for only one shllling and he
CHALLtNGt.s ALL COMPETITION.
Miss ROSANOND, the hsrmng Vocalist
Miss ADAlR III. ever popular Songstress.
Madame ADOLPiE, tie lady Of mtell gence who may BE-
consulted ali hours throughout the day and evening" regard
ing
Past Times, Present and Future.
Mr. G. w. Holr, the renowned BaDjo Player and Negro
Dancer, Singer, &c.
Mr. A. J. LINTON, the celebrated Comic Medley Singer
II . Negro Meodist
The famous AFRICAN MINSTRELS will sing a great
variety Of duets refrsns parodes
nT Nth The celebrated Fanny El.ser ser,nsde
Day Performances Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
Admission the whole i2I ceRs-one .h ng extra for
consulting Madame Adolphe.
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IN DEMANDE une servante Fran caise, pour femme de
chambe; dsmosele pour laoer lie fin linge pour
sc. Pour information, ailez chez Madame BROWN, 50
lanai street. '' ~
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FOX SALE, with immediate pos session, the stock and
Of that old established house, well known the Ca
edonan Hotel, Gold Maiden lane The
vines aud liquors Of very superior quality and the house
Affords accommodation for boaders and has been stab
shed for upwards Of Every thing
will be sold cheap for cash. the present proprietor
about tn for the old For particulars apply
the premises n8 M
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THENEUM Hotel, 347 Broadway, ~ prepared to let
II Parlors ard Bed Rooms families or single gentlemen
with or without board.
n23 stins-r JOHN ROBSON
QOOMS AT MURRAY sTREET.-Two front Parlors
IL with Bedrooms adjoining Also single Rooms for gentle
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PENNSYLVANIA.

THE TARIrr-The following are The Joint resolu-
tinns relative Tariff, which passed the House OF
Representatives, few days ago
Resoired That deprecate any action on the part
of Cor rress present, or any other session,
laton to the Tariff, which would he calculated dis
turb its prrmanency in future induce the belief any
where that a well gua,ed system of duties Is no,
earded as part Of the settled policy Of The Govern
ment
Resoired That the compromise of the Tariff, by tie
oc of one thousand eight hundred and thirty two, may
he REGARDED as of the which has produced
not only the embarrassed state Of the finances but also
operated runousy upon the great manufacturing inter
of the country, and 10 great extent, destroyed
our home industry, the only true sources of national
as we'll as individual wealth and prosperity.
Ris0fred That Tariff based upon such princi pies a
shall ralse revenue met all The demands The tfea
sury and at the time by proper discrimination
IN Iayur Of our domestic manufactures, and agrculiufa
productions afford adequate protection THESE grca
interests not only CONSTITUTIONAL bu, called for b,
every consideration OF sound po,cy and absolu,el,
necessary TO make US independent as q nation, III
and ~ peace.
Resolred That we regard the farming and ranuac
turing interests as.n'agon'sts enormously
contend but as and the same the farmer producing
the raw material, and the manufacturer furnishing hin
home market both fer that, and the other productions
of his farm.
Resolred, That the doctrines of free trade in orde
10 operate Justly must be reciprocal and that the eo
RES of Brush writers this subject find their re
utation lie policy constantly pursued by that nation
If imposing high duties, for the protection Of all hel
acriculu.a! and manufacturing interests
Res0iyed, That copy Of these resolutions be for
warccd BY the Speaker cf lhs House, Of our S.
naiofs an. nnc of R-prese natives in Congress- with
request that they present the to each Of then
respective Houses.
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81 a0ost there 10 enforce our own laws on our own
vessels and 10 execute the right of search ourselves IN
relation to vessels hosting flag The eighth article
nj e treaty proves that the arrangement was thus nc
ccn,cd by Latd Asl5uron, os supersedng the necess'
- far the British rrh, OF visitation; for it points out
lie very mode IN which vessels shall b. visited.
"lir d d not pretend 10 say that newspaper rfpor'
of SIR Rabe., Peel's speech could be taken Us cor
rec, version of The speech Itself There were evident
~ obscur;ies in the version read by the Senator from
South Carolina lie (alr. X had seen the version IN
The London Times aud he could not help saying that
il was more likely be correct; but in that vers on
j, appeared TO him that Sir Robert Peel took still
stronGer ground than that assumed in The other. IL
bore the preston that he maintained not only the
British right of visitation, in the general sense, but
in sense which would extend to the coast Of Africa
If !, shou,d turn out that such WIS his meaning, II
would be subject of infinite surprise TO him; for,
he would consider il pa!pable violation of the treaty
We had agreed TO do what as an independent nation,
we were bound Go-to carry INTO execution our own
laws: and therefore, there renamed no longer Pre-
tencc for England TO pefsevere IN her claim OF arsh'
of visitation Had he not considered this point clearly
settled he never would have voted against striking
on, that article the treaty. lie firmly relied IL
being suspension OF the British ciam aud It was 81
simulated bv Lord Ashburton. He satisfied o
this because he so understood it from Lord Ashbur
Ton himself There was bare possibility that the
state of circumstances IN England and in the in'ox
cation resulting from recent successes, SIR Rober
Peel in his speech, had gwen way to the nationa
excitement and expressed himself in a manner no
justified by the original understanding of the treaty.
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col. r. NJ. JOHNSON.

FnAsKroR1, (KY.,) January 81, 1913
Hos. WIN. OvKRrrrLn, President cf The TRANSPORTING
Democratic Stots Mating, holden on The glorious
Sh IF Janua,y al Harrisburg.
My Dear Sir: | have received your communication,
and The proceedings of the Democratic Mass Meeting
held at Harrisburg, Pa on The 9h iDst' over which
YOU presided Among o her things, lind that an,
nominated for the office of President OF the u . ana
recommended as the Democratic candidate IN 1914
subject 10 the decision Of National Convention;
also, references are made TO my services cVi anu M
litary.
II would be impossible for me to find language 10
express the gratitude feel for this continued express
sion Of public confidence, from masses OF The Inte
gent citizens CT Pennsylvania. However inetsctua
my efforts have been, my great object through life has
been elevate the people, the working and iaoorins
classes Of nay felow-cItizens As long as 1--we, VINE
her in public private lIfe my tolls and my laoors
shall be faithfully de voted 10 this great object what
ever qualification it may be TO me to be honored by
these demonstrations OF public APPRECIATION, never
desire be elevated to any office of honor or proh;
without the voice Of ma ory Of those who have the
right Of promotion. The patriotic sentiments OF YOU
letter have exalted you high in my estimation; yol
place just estimate upon the paramount rights of the
many, 10 govern the few; you look to the Sovereignty
Of The peoyie for the happiness and permanency OF gu
free institutions. 1t is the palladium OF our liberties
the rock of our safety, in peace and in war 1t ha
been my happy LOT 10 serve the people. nave away
found the honest, confdng, grateful and intelligent
Ihaue rrceired all my political honors from Their hands
II has been an inexhaus,able Of consolation Il
me.
In this interesting crisis of country, which ma.
involve every principle every right, and every nteres
for which cur Washington fought, and our Warrei
bled, am willing to commit my destiny entirely; 20 ,h
hands of my friends Justly proud OF their own i'm
muniies, Nth accurate knowledge OF their length
breath and DEPTH they know how to respect the right
OF others; they will pursue the true Democratic cours
they will appeal 10 the people and endeavor TO as
certain their wll-they will avoid every thing whlc
may threaten dsnnon-they vii! pursue that which !
Lera honcraLc md correct, and avoid every opposit
tendency have always been identified with The De
mncraiic party have never had cause or temptation
TO separate myself from them will not therefore tr
YOU with political crachas TO my services you ar
the great tribunal Ia decide upon their character AM
merit .houlj be graf fed if had the opporlunt
to tender 10 each ND vidual over whom you presided
nv grateful ackaoN Judgments, but as that is mpracti
cable, offer them, through you, their respected an
most respectable organ, my profound respecis-an
w,:b heart overllowlrg with gratitude, | wish yo
constant happiness and length of Gays.
Most respectfully,
/ Your faithful and devoted friend,
r. NJ. JOHNSON.
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Here will worship-hcre where sky and sod
Unite their oferiHg-vhere sight aud sound
Bfia- their glad tribute, and the saiie OF God
EatheS all IN light around.
M hollow form : hegc-.he breathing flower
Eshales It's perfume, ana the summer gale
Comes with nSe. from s;il ioTest-aoweE,
Aud solitary vale.
Unseen the wild bird chants her quie! lay;
The green Leaves answer, aud the hidden stream
Makes dream. ike fay;stc, white above :is way
Bf.ht wings IA sunlight gt-ati.
No hollow form is here; hut, teachings deep,
And lessons, such not lntaf;.
And truths, untau1hi in human temples sweep
Like river. DER the heart.
Fnt here God sneakeih In the S1nner wind
His voice Is heard; and Ia the cain blue sky.
And starry flower mid whispering leaves enshiIhed,
Man meet, him eye 10 exc
Not then 10 tempt, rea:ed hy human at,
4 nd drcked BY human pride, VIII repair;
Mine be ti- shrine, where Natures mighty heart
Sends ~, eternal prayer.
New Bedford Mass. Ri :. = Noho'
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POrcNi
RAILROAD.
Completion Of the Raii,oad To .f7att C.fe'

Completion ~ The Rati'odd In .T7aod t'fo+'
tn.iraiied E2ptduion
TIE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pu;omc p1.f.
ny hereby announce that their Railroad c0a,l-e+
Potomac river the 10th instant, and that travellers AZ
conveyed between Richmond ard Washington ut all SEA-
the year, by Railroad Cars and Steamboats,, The SeaEba'
pany he ing provided with effective ice boats Keep c
navigation during the hardest weather in Winter.
mond Of g. A. NJ, precisely instead OF A. rs hee;oic
reaching Washington IN aud Baltimore in ~ hours Z"
Than "a hours IN advance Of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by this line proceeding Phidrlrhis ,i'l1
on their arrival n Bal:imore reach ,ai al >, A. W. "
morning. or IN ~ hours ate. leaving Richmond . ,.
Instead OF paying their fare, heTe'ofpre IN Fff
only, and afterwards beard the Potomac Steamboat
ashingon, passengers Will take tickets at the HoI
both ioT Washington and Baltimore The fare IN t5'
be less than II paid sciara.iy different portions OF Us
Whole fare to Washington 4.
DO. TO Baltimore,
Do to Philadelphia, ,hy Peck and I.nre's ''He' :
the afternoon Railroad line from Batimore,l
no charge for children under three years of ase'hr
twelve years Of age, half price, 1 Coo,ed per:oag n
THOMAS shAh''
Superintendent If Tassg -i-a.
Nov. % -
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and hundreds of the citizens 10 his lodgings at the
Michigan Exchange.
On his arrival at the Exchange, he was cordially re-
ceiyed by the Committee of Reception, and welcomed
to the CITY and State of his future residence.
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RECEPTION CT GEN CAss IT DETROIT. Gen.
Cass and son arrived at Detroit On Wednesday, the
18th instant.
On his arrival, he escorted by The first battalion
of Frontier Guards, the committees, the Governor of
the State, the members of The Legislature the NUM-
cpa authorities Of The city, The various civic societies.
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Coop The Ohio Statesman speaks as follows
awe intend 10 support the nominee of the National
Convention, be he whom he may, and hope that
the Democratic members OF Congress, being from all
parts OF the Union will settle the day of
ton without delay We not who il is. We care
not for ,imef for 90 for Democratic principles at al
hmes-Spring, Summer .iufumn or Uint,r-Sunshine
storm! We Go much believe in the .iaY dau
Democrats 'oho only s'carm blossom time! As for
mnneers, suppose the decsinn made in the Mac
kenzie case-hane them oat on the yard arms and bring
TIE vessel safely iato pnri!
'ei the day for National Convention be fixed and
let all direct their attention that ISSUE in harmony
worthy of men engaged in the nations cevetance from
The dangers which threaten it. We, too see
s'breakers ahead" We have been perfectly as
founded at some things that have spred destroy
the integrity Of the Democratic party. The people
body sounder; but there is desperate
reslessness among those who would be leaders and
nagers OF public sentiment All ask is the unbiased
mn3fafneed expression Of public continent, coming
honestly from The heart The Wing Federal party has
been cursed from time immemoria, by desperate sci
OF ambitious end uuprucipled leaders and masters oil
public sentiment, Let the pure, unhnching Democrat;
beware OF u like fa,e!"- Baltimore Republican
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rs well ~ Spectacle Cases OF every description, 70
frames. He bcsows pains irihe selection ~ III S
Casses-and he assures lis friends that his casSes ar
very best quality, well ground and perfectly pnlishrdanf
his knowledge Of The science 90 optics and the srnch
he Is prepared give he most proper advice 10 %
choosing SpectacIes Glasses. -
All of which will be disposed CT the accoma'-4-
terms.
Ssy- Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange
Petersburg, Feb. o .'-"t
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CARRIAGES. CARR iGE The suisrrins,s have 20 3
ri their Hanuiacio'y corner of ana oh Streets t6s
assortment Of catr,ces ofrrrd for sale t'- o.
they viii cell lower man they can be- base! Tor
other place Those IN wan; viii p'-a,r hria u cal
w! - II the g"ar>t bargains uff red ihrjr
Consists Of Coaches, thu;ntre> paoucir-. Eu.atr. M
hrs also Harness Of every dcscr t.a, aGi Il "
hand Carriages.
g3- Repairs executed wlth drsra'rl and a.
be terms. EOS.ER pD.lNStiN
Feb
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AW NOTICEThe subscribers have formed partnership TO
practise They will attend all the Courts held in the
city and IN thr counties of GoocblaDd and Louisa
Once On Governor street, mex door TO Joseph Mayo, ESQ.,
PEACllY r GRATTAN,
HENRY C0ALTER CAiiELI.
Richmond Va, Dec. 10, ls42 63-aGwif
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prri,Psrl'pf,

FgTERSEi re.
(shEAP DRY GOODS.--oEc q; our Gm - ~ .Jrfi
~ portion a his time in tbr Northern ani t.rit." . 90
the purpose OF maxim. selections. and bl,in. ~. @
be terms, hs reby enabling ns 10 oo,.si.,L. IL
fresh and complete a>>or Ecnt rf sap aai ..i
Which vii he .o'd ttr lowest pI>s,i- p,ic a. Ter
er6a:ts Al mnrlns cunts VII be Cue ami ,yaa bc
July and f:s, Of January.
Jan. Il -
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IN HaICERY.-EiR6iNil:-At Rules holden ~ tie e..
Office Of Circuit superior Cont of Law aud Calaref
Lancaster county, the I'd day Of January, lsi3:
William b. Mitchell, rh..@
against
James Ay.r.ll Joseph Mann, william Frost Dane!
needy, and Nelson Robinson, u tGal.,
The drirnianIs J.mss Aveteil and William Fast. u4
entered their appearance and given security, accorn. t
of Assembly and the rules OF this CO:rt Hni appona
tislactoy evidence that they Inhabitants soak
ordered that the SAID defendants do prar bruc
ct said Court the CGnr; house, III" if-t us.
term next and The bill Of the plaintiff. and that
hs order he forthwith inserted IN newspaper ,.
the CITY Of Richmond for months excessively, jt.
the front door of the Court house Of this c0uG;:.
\ Copy--Tes.e,
RIO. T. DUNAWaY, C. II
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r;h, or ,;st.,;oo IN the manner in which the British
Government would profess 10 exercise H. IL IS heces
sary in the case OF a suspected Pifa'e' DC VI e"'
pec,ed r9boer 10 the responsibility oil arrest au
detention . u-a.tr
NJ couclos,y moot The Grisn Govcf"' III Zoe =,
has. secretly, ia IN IN the va'a'y OF 'h's
ric, ., y,.i,a;,on We regard q as virtual a,ah@o"
nont r IN. r,ri,t Tie sole ground upoa "hieh ''e
rh, - RI met, ~ The necessity Vi maintaining o.
10 ,,,n Tin. ninh seas, and he suppression VI suc"
- "a piracy Bat an American vessel en9fge ~
the slave trade, much without the pate o. 'ie pr"
er,,ou OF our Government, as she were eheaeeu "
,r,cy IT. therefore, the right oil mere Visitat'o',
I'D enable the British Government TO detect anu
on,na n,rates would be equally eihcacious IN en-
obi,np i, To detect and capture American sis'sfS' "
.I,ys9s discussed Americans, with iase hass u'"
Ana If possesses this right OF v'sitaiion gene
Ri !, Lac every nducemcut, according TO It's pesehl
49, and uurposes, 10 exercise II on The coast OF
Arc, If Great Britain renounces 1t there, uhoef
n,eseut circumstances, she might be wiling 10 'e
noure !, al.oac,erioT stronger case Tor rs eSe'-
else, IN her eye, couiu 'p' " i'. ~ ~ n r.,
teptfd r,a, formidable and cihcac'ous IN lie sup
-, ri piracy, would enable her, IT exercised ~
h OF the slave trade, The coast OF Al
r,ca 10 dispense with any assistance or co operation
froc ne IN that darling purpose She could haTay re
All oar stipulated Corporation as an equivalent Tor
the su- pension oi I'll 'ncoh'es'aoie iieu'o' " ~ "
portant character
l., wha; light then, can she regard Will she pre-
fond that, w!,le have bound ourselves to VISIT ana
search our own vessels on the coast oil Africa, she
viii also visit, and in fact, search them She can DO
vary we'll without asstsiancc-in tact, Inc pre-
.,ce o.; our would be rather eoar n!
IN her she intends to exercise the right OF VISITATION
Why then, enter into stipulation whicb couu ne OF
no us w.ateyer her Ia ourselves and oil when
the only effect would be, what has been, to convince
the world that she had renowned an lllioundrd pre-
tension The only motive could have been conv'c
ton, that The prelension vas, IN fact Ill founded, and
could not be perscvercd sn..nadts0a,aa