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language is spoken by of with a very small excep- law among persons who have of no inhabitants. among persons who have ne settled inhabitants.— their own numerous ga- rmation of the business, the United States. In ch we have been separa- ages are spoken by num- four grand divisions. in ges, no publications re- of the c...
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by natural and habitual y be fairly presumed, that d, may really possess na- hat the versatile character ormed and altered by the or moral causes. It is ta that general principles are hed, after mature consid- erates, as to produce are not only to gov- ery. This coincides ings of the many- rican. They all re- because ...
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those ption of men might be ex very hardship and suffer all ttle and warfare, before a our protecting constitu- ture of our country, with- tations, or dependent colo- nitions of the Americans civil uniformity, unknown ine empire, and high y in uniformity of the national ite and free black inhabi in this observation, f...
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- divine power. It is ntellect of the red and ensibly better than that s. As we cannot dis- honor the whites by the same rule presses it- with respect to the free black races. Divine ordained the existence men, has ordained their political family, and we the same supreme au- tanity, and justice among insible creatures....
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of the blacks, and places, though it their numbers and ding circumstances, tire, humanity, and is them, dangerous very gradual, de- natural condition is hand, and when it e, that the humani- as raised the blacks tion, which is little inferior class of beings, practice of the salutary morals and religion the me- <|col|...
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to their white cerfs of African slaves? m When it is considered with what ease and in| promptitude doctrines so new as those of the | or Newtonian philosophy were adopted in all free| yi countries, and even in others, though they were the fruit of the wisdom and learning of a sin- gle mind, it will not be considered a...
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imes. These acceptable principles oc- casion all men, who have not opposing inter- ests or prejudices, to rally round them, to par- take of their nature and spirit, and thus exhibit the same characteristics. Republican princi- pes, or in other words, their own just rights and interests must be acceptable to the unbi- a...
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this country therefore, as well naturalized as native, easily and quick- ly assimilate themselves in a cautious opposi- tion to the power of a few, and an open legiti- mate maintenance of the rights of the whole of the members of the community. COLUMBIANUS. (The next number will close these sketches of our national ch...
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As these re- proaches may be shown to be destitute of any foundation, by recurring to the terms which were proposed to Great Britain as the basis of a treaty—it seems a matter of some moment to exhibit what these propositions were. There is another advantage in such an Essay—It is not every man who is able to shift a ...
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take the article of 1801, supplementary to the treaty of June of that year, between Great Brit- ain and Russia, as the rule of their conduct— this article abandons the point of carrying, in war, the produce or merchandise of the colonies, &c. direct to the mother country, and vice versa from the mother country to the ...
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dept some rule as a precaution on this point. They were, therefore to concede on the part of the United States, that the landing, securing the duties and change of ship, or pervadly the lan- ding alone, or securing the duties besides, should be necessary to destroy the continuity of the voy- age—of which facts, the ord...
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1801,—the Advocate General himself having formally reported that “landing the goods and paying the duties in the neutral country breaks the continuity of the voyage, and is such an importation as legalizes the trade, also the goods be reshipped to the same vessel, and on account of the same neutral proprietors, and be ...
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in the ports of the Uni- ted States—on re-shipment of those of the growth produce and manufacture of Europe, one per cent was to be deducted from the draw back on eshipment of those of the growth of the enemy's colonies to Europe two per cent were to be re- tained from the draw back—in both cases, the goods and vessel...
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the Cape of Good Hope, where a market was to be had—nor were “the importa- tions from beyond the Cape of Good Hope. Te- more especially the cotton fabrics of China and se India, to be sent as heretofore to the West Indies hi or the Spanish Main, where they not only now th yield a great profit to our merchants, but bei...
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might easily convert the similarity of the manufactures of ev- Europe, and those of China and India, into a p pretext for new interruptions and vexations of our trade. Surely then, on this point, the last administra- tion were disposed to go as far in the spirit of accommodation and peace, as its bitterest ene- mies w...
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to abandon this colonial trade. But there is a distinction which ought certainly to be tak- en. The United States ought not to be plunged into a war for this trade—neither ought they to abandon it in a commercial treaty with Great Britain. It is one of the rights of our commerce —one of the privileges attached to the ...
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made in the same article of the treaty. 2. Improvement of seamen.—The great point which has been uniformly insisted on by the U. States, is that on the high seas no seaman what soever should be taken from an American vessel; in other words, that on the high seas, no vessel of the U. S. should be searched for seamen, n...
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two schemes are laid down for the guidance of our minister, one of them called the first proposal, the other second and ul- timatum. The 1st was, that no person whatso- ever shall upon the high seas and without th timatum. The 1st was, that no person whatsoever shall upon the high seas and without the jurisdiction of ...
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any eye to an objection which had been started by the British government; that is "the facility which would be given, particu-larly in the British channel, by the immunity claimed for American vessels, to the escape of traitors and the desertion of others whose services in time of war may be particularly important to ...
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parties, from being taken therefrom by the other party, in cases where they may be liable to be so taken according to the laws of nations, which liability, however, shall not be construed to ex- tend in any case to seamen or sea faring persons, being actually part of the crew of the vessel in which they may be, nor to ...
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ises them, in case the preceding ulti- matum should not be pleasing to the British go- vernment, to substitute one of this import: that no seaman or sea faring person (thus doing away the generality of the terms of the first proposal) shall upon the high seas. "us proceeding in the words of that proposal down to words ...
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acquiescence of lord Hawkesbury and Mr. Addington, concerted be- tween Mr. King and Lord St. Vincent, on the approaching renewal of the late war. It was frustrated by an exception of the narrow seas, inserted by lord St. Vincent, an exception so evidently inadmissible both in principle and in practice, that it must ha...
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been thought expedient to put an end to all verbal communication between yourself and me, in discussing the important objects of my mission. Considering that a very few days have elapsed since I delivered to the president a credential let- ter from the king my master, and that nothing has even been alleged to have occ...
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have met for the avowed purpose of termi- nating amicably the existing differences between their respective countries: but, after mature re- flection, I am induced to acquiesce in it by the recollection of the time that must necessarily elapse before I can receive his majesty's com- mands upon so unexpected an occurre...
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which you give to written over/ verbal intercourse for the purpose of mutual ex- planation and accommodation. I have thought it due to the public character with which I have the honor to be invested, and to the confidence which his majesty has been most graciously pleased to repose in me, to state to you unreser- vedl...
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- tion of a thorough good understanding between our respective countries. You state, sir, very truly, that an arrange- ment had been made between you and Mr. Erskine, and that his majesty had thought pro- per to disavow that arrangement. I have, here in the outset, to regret the loss of the advantage of verbal intercou...
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that explanation not <|col|> DELAWA. WILMINGTON. WEDNESDAY allowed him, communicated to you in extenso his original instructions. It now appears that he d d not. But, in reverting to his official cor- respondence, and particularly to a dispatch ad- dressed on the 20th of April to his majesty's secretary of state for f...
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according to information received from this country, it was thought in England might be made, with a prospect of great mutual advantage. Mr. Erskine then re- ports verbatim et serietim your observations upon each of the three conditions, and the rea- sons which induced you to think that oth- might be substituted in li...
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course laid before the president for his consid- eration. I need hardly add, that the difference between these conditions and those contained in the arrangement of the 18th and 19th April, is sufficiently obvious to require no elucidation; nor need I draw the conclusion, which I con- sider as admitted by all absence of...
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mentioned to me, and by which, if it had any the slightest foundation, this right might perhaps have been in some degree af- fected. You have informed me that you un- derstood that Mr. Erskine had two sets of in- structions, by which to regulate his conduct; and that upon one of them, which had not been communicated e...
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the latter minister, and which was read by the former to the American minister in London, is the only dispatch, by which the conditions were prescribed to Mr. Erskine for the conclusion of an arrangement with this country on the matter to which it re- lates. with this country on the matter to which it re-lates. To ret...
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, observe, that in the instructions conveying to him his majes ty's intention, those reasons were very fully & forci-bly stated; & if he has not transmitted them to you, I can only attribute it to the peculiar deli-cacy and embarrassment of his situation, for cacy and embarrassment of his situation; for which he probab...
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to Mr. Pinkney, to whom the whole of Mr. Erskine's original instruction was read, and who, it was natural to suppose, would convey to his gov- ernment so much information upon a very mo- mentous occasion, as would relieve Mr. Ers- kine from the necessity of entering into min- ute details of the misunderstanding that h...
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the motives which occasion- ed the disavowal, but also with frankness, promptitude, and a most scrupulous regard to national honor, gave notice to the American minister in London of the disavowal, of the motives of it, and of the precautions sponta- neously taken by his majesty to prevent any loss or injury accruing t...
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the effects which you describe as being produ- ced upon the United States by the circumstan- ces of this agreement. How far they are ir- recoverable is not for me to determine, but <|col|> IRE GAZI DAY, DECEMBER 6, 1809. without delay, and through the channels I have already mentioned, the motives that com- pelled his ...
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notification of his majesty's determination, and of the mo- tives of it, which being already made, it could not be supposed in London that a repetition of them would be expected from me; and of course no such case has been foreseen in my instructions. But if, beyond this any inciden- tal explanation or discussion shou...
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many misrepresentations, which you yourself informed me of, in regard to the conduct of the British government. I consider such mu- tual explanations as highly beneficial to a right understanding of the views and interests of the two countries, and I should with much plea- sure have renewed them, if you had not in- for...
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which his former of- fer of satisfaction for the affair of the Chesa- peake was received, to renew that which Mr. Erskine was instructed to make. You have said that you so fully understood the particu- lars of that offer, that I deem it unnecessary to recapitulate them here: I regret that, since they we clearly unders...
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he ultimately means to accept. You seem not so distinctly to have understood the form of proceeding in this affair, which I took the liberty of suggest- ing as likely to lead to a satisfactory result, without however at all precluding any other method which might appear preferable to you. A My proposal was, not to com...
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immediate execution) and of a counter de- claration to be signed by you on the part of the United States for the purpose of accepting such satisfaction. I expressly stated that this interchange of official documents was not meant by me as the means of conveying to each other our respective sentiments; that I understoo...
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would form one com- pact by which the two countries would be equally bound. This course of proceeding is comfortable to the practice of the courts of Europe on similar occasions. You did not at the time appear to object to it; you even re- quested me to come the next day, prepared with a draft or project of a paper, f...
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of any other form that might be more agreeable to him, than the one which I have proposed. I touch with considerable and very sincere reluctance upon that part of your letter, in which you state that I had not assigned "any reason whatever why the reasonable terms of satisfaction tendered and accepted have been carrie...
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THE D VOL. I.] Printed and Published On Wednesdays and Saturdays BY JOSEPH JONES, In Market street, a few doors above the B:nk of Delaware. CONDITIONS. THE DELAWARE GAZETTE shall be published on every Wednesday and Saturday, on a large folio sheet. The price shall be FOUR DOLLARS per annum, exclusive of postage, payabl...
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end of a year from the time of their subscribing, by paying what may be due and giving notice of their intention. V. Advertisements, not exceeding sixteen lines, will be inserted four times for one dollar, and for every subsequent insertion twenty cents—longer ones in the same proportion; but a reasonable discount wil...
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c. of all religious and charitable institutions, within the state of De- laware, shall be conspicuously inserted gratis. The postage must be paid on all letters and communications addressed to the Editor, through the medium of the Post-Office, or they will not be re ceived. DOCUMENTS, Which accompanied the Message of t...
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day. I shall without loss of time transmit it to my court where the various and important considerations which it embraces will receive the attention due to them. In the interval, I would beg leave to submit to you the following observations as they arise out of the communications that have already occurred between us...
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in the case which you mention to have occurred between Mr. Canning and Mr. Pinkney, the conferences were held, under an expectation at least on the part of the former of their leading to a writ- ten communication, whereas in ours, I, from the beginning, stated that I had no such communi- cation to make. There is also ...
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part of my conversation, to which you seem to attach the most importance, was to say that I was not charged to make any proposal what- ever. It could not enter into my view to withhold from you an explanation merely because it had been already given, but because, having been so given I could not imagine, until informe...
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ency with which in the course of a compli- cated negotiation ministers are furnished with a gradation of conditions on which they may be successively authorized to conclude. So common is the case which you put hypotheti- cally that in acceding to the justice of your statement, I feel myself impelled to make only one ob...
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are w already acquainted with that which was given, and I have had the honor of informing you that su it was the only one by which the conditions on which he was to conclude were prescribed. So in far from the terms, which he was actually in- duced to accept, having been contemplated in pe that instruction he himself ...
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upon the essentials which that authority requires to constitute a right to disavow the act of a public minister. I is not immaterial to observe on the qualifi- cation contained in the passage you have quo- ted—as it implies in the case of a minister concluding in virtue of a full power. To this it would suffice to ans...
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of withholding their ra- tification from even the authorised act of their own diplomatic agents, done under the avowed saction of a full power. I conceive that what has been already said t establishes beyond the reach of doubt or con- troversy that his majesty's minister did violate his instructions, and the consequen...
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mistake, which would suggest that his majesty had proposed to propitiate the government of the United States in order to induce it to con- sent to the renewal of the commercial inter- course between the two countries; as if such hal been the relations between Great Britain and America, that the advantages of that inter...
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of pressure felt at Paris by the dif- ference in the price of goods whether landed at Havre or at Hamburg, I will, in my turn appeal to your judgment, sir, whether it be not a strong and solid reason, worthy to guide the councils of a great and powerful monarch to set bounds to that spirit of encroachment and universa...
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- dering by degrees," that the world should know, that there is a nation which by'that divine goodness so strongly appealed to in the paper to which I allude,* is enabled to falsify the as- sertion? Is it not important at such a moment, that Europe and America should be convinced, that, from whatever countries honorabl...
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occasion the citi- zens of the United States, and which appear to is you to be even yet insufficient, I am confident th that in every doubtful case the usual liberality ty of our tribunals will be exercised in determin- ing upon the circumstances of it; and it was ad at Mr. Pinkney's express requisition, that ad- itio...
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not be- ing at the date of sailing under blockade, it ve might yet have happened that, in the period it between the commencement of such voyage ar and the arrival of the vessel at the port of des- shination, a blockade might have been establish- ed before that port. The vessel arriving would at in that case, have been...
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honor to con- vey to you as well in a verbal, as in written communications. I have informed you of the reasons of his a- majesty's disavowal of the agreement so often mentioned; I have shewn them, in obedience to the authority which you have quoted, to be both strong and solid, and such as to outweigh, in the judgment...
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. Beyond this point of explanation which was supposed to have been attained, but which is now given, by the present letter, in the form understood to be most agreeable to the Ameri- can government, my instructions are prospec- tive: they look to substituting for notions of good understanding, erroneously entertained, p...
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the part of the Unite- States, and eventually to conclude a convention between the two countries. It is not, of course intended to call upon me to state as a premin- ary to negotiation, what is the whole extent o f those in suctions; they must as I have before said, remain subject to my own discretion, unti I am able ...
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. The Hon. Robert Smith, &c., &c. Mr. Jackson to Mr. Smith. Washington, 27th October, 1809. Sir, Finding by your letter of the 13th inst. that notwithstanding the frequent statements made by me in our conferences of the terms of satis- faction which I am empowered to offer to this country for the unauthorised attack ma...
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have the honor to enclose herewith a paper of memoranda containing the conditions on the basis of which I am ready to proceed to draw up with you the necessary offi- cial documents in the form proposed in my let- ter of the 11th inst. or in any other form upon which we may hereafter agree. I have the honor to be, with...
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The said printed paper is bound up with the other papers of this session. Resolved, nemine contradictente, That an humble address be presented to his majesty, to express the highest resentment of this house at the affront and indignity offered to his most sa- cred majesty, by the memorial delivered by Mons. de Palm, th...
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detestation of the presumptuous and vain attempt, in endeavoring to instill into the minds of any of his majesty's faithful subjects the least distrust or difidence in his most sacred royal word: "To return his majesty the thanks of this house for his care and vigilance in discovering the secret and pernicious designs...
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and secret enemies, both at home and a. da broad ; and effectually defeat the expectations bo of all such as may have in any manner countc- are nanced, encouraged or abetted ! tie disturbers of co the public tranquillity, in this extravagant insult th upon his majesty ; or flattered themselves with pa hopes, that an o...
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their rights and privileges. "Ordered, That a committee be appointed to draw up an address, to be presented to his ma- jesty, upon the said resolution. Veneris, die Martii; Anno 18 Georgii Regis, 1726. "Mr. Speaker reported, that both houses did yesterday attend his majesty with their address, to which his majesty was...
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for my honor, and the dignity of the crown is very becoming a British parliament; and this fresh proof of your confidence in me will con- vince the world, that all attempts to divide our hearts will be vain and ineffectual." FOR THE GAZETTE. MR. JONES. I AM much pleased with Mr. Troup's resolutions on the violation of ...
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trust before Congress rise, a resolution of the following import will be adopted: Whereas many citizens of the United States of America, whilst in the prosecution of lawful and laudable pursuits, have been seized and vio- lently compelled to enter into the service of the king of Great Britain, and to fight his battles ...
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the armed vessels of the United States, and there be compelled to do duty until the American citizens now in bon- dage in the British navy shall be so discharged and permitted to return home, or during the natural lives of those thus forcibly detained on board British vessels of war. An Old Revolutionist. FOR THE GAZE...
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indicative—of great and important changes.— In the present emperor of France, we see re- plete, talents, necessary to the greatest events.- If we trace the various movements of this war- rior and politician, we see them most evidently guided by the hand of destiny. If we advert to those times when his genius first dawn...
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. Napoleon, guided by Providence, in by his conflicts, has acted with prudence. "Tis not ay my intention to say his own views are most pure. <|col|> se liberty and peace prevail; and its unhappy subjects developed from that awful state, which had nearly buried it in oblivion. It has been the unfortunate lot of many of ...
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has not yet fulfilled his important mission. Europe will require his at- tention. Asia, ere long, must be the field for the greatest display of his military talents. If we look at that quarter of the globe, we see a numerous and, in some parts, a warlike people, labouring under all the disadvantages of a state of igno...
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Asia shall escape the conflicts of these inauspicious times? No--every man whose mind has soared, must look with horror upon the approaching scenes of carnage. Turkey already trembles to her foun- dation. Military movements appear upon her borders. Russia and France, two great powers, are looking with attention toward...
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. That it will unfold to our expectation immense archives, now locked in obscurity; and a ray upon the christian faith, that will rush like a flood of day upon that obscurity of mind, now too prevalent. No, Americans—you are not the plants of a day. Your government is founded upon wisdom, and while you respect the laws...
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warning. Look at the sad consequences of tyranny and oppression. With humility, view yourselves as the first and most favored people upon earth. Remember the settlement of this free and unpolluted soil has set an example to Europe, which will finally lead to the emanci- pation of every enslaved nation upon earth. Let ...
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Provi- dence. Britain, now the merciless tyrant of the ocean, must soon succumb at the feet of justice. The time is near at hand. Gloomy clouds are al- ready thickening over her, which must burst with a dreadful explosion on her decided evi- cens. How fortunate for us that we have so long shunned those scenes of confu...
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Ilvain and Mary his wife, and Thomas Perkins and Sarah his wife. In the Court of Chancery of the state of Del- aware, held at New-Castle, for the county of New-Castle—Bill filed Feb. 10th, 1803—Sub- poena issued, &c. Upon the petition of the complainant Thomas Robinson, and upon the affidavit of Francis Haughey, esq. l...
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one thousand eight hundred and nine, that James McIlvain and Mary his wife, two of the deten- dants in the said bill of complaint, do appear in this Court on Saturday the tenth day of March next, to the said bill of complaint, and fail- ure so to do, that the said bill be taken pro confesso. NICHOLAS RIDGELY, Chancell...
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THE I VOL. I.] Printed and Published On Wednesdays and Saturdays. BY JOSEPH JONES, In Market street, a few doors above the Bank of Delaware. ..................................CONDITIONS. .................................. CONDITIONS. I. THE DELAWARE GAZETTE shall be published every Wednesday and Saturday, on a large fo...
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- lyevince the disappointment that was felt, on finding that he had not been charged to make to this government either the frank explana- tions or the liberal propositions which the oc- casion manifestly required. Instead of this ob- vious course of proceeding, it was in the outset perceived, that his object was to re-...
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to convert the responsibility of his government for the disavowal into a re- proach on this for its conduct in the transaction disavowed. In the first instance it was deem- ed best rather to repel his observations argu- mentatively than to meet them as an offensive insinuation. This forbearance had not the ex- pected ...
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effect, nothing remained but the step finally taken. And there was the less he- sitation in shutting the door to further oppor- tunities for insulting insinuations, as the dis- closures he had made and the spirit of his dis- cussions had so entirely shut it to the hope of any favorable result from his mission. I will ...
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incident to verbal conferences, I had placed before him in wri- ting, with a request that he would point out any inaccuracies, and to which he did not then object otherwise than by intimating that he could not have made the statement with the par- ticular view which seemed to be supposed. Nor will I dwell on the vario...
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lating to those subjects; and to those only? 3d. that as this condition is allowed to have ori- ginate in a supposition, that it would be agree- able to the American government, why has it de- been persisted in after the error was made known by the representation of Mr. Erskine to his government that neither this nor ...
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United States. This condition appears to have had its origin in a mistake of your meaning in a conversation with Mr. Canning, as noted by yourself, and in an inference thence deduced as to the dis- position of this government. But this double mistake must have been brought to light in time to have been corrected in th...
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of securing the bona fide intention of America to prevent her citizens from trading with France and certain other powers. In other words, to secure a pledge to that effect against the mala fide intention of the United States. And this dispatch too was authorised to be communicated in extenso to the govern- ment of whi...
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to vindicate his government, Mr. Jackson too has attempted a gloss on this most extraordinary idea of calling on a foreign sov- ereignty, not indeed to make laws for us, but what is equivalent in principle, to supply a supposed inability to execute them. He calls such an interposition of his government, not an executi...
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nations touching attributes of sovereign- ty, there is always as much of sovereignty gained as is parted with, so that there is no loss nor indignity on either side. 3. The remaining point of the dispatch, not secured by the arrangement, is that which re- quired that whilst our prohibitory laws should be repealed as t...
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which this condition makes a part, contempla- ted two things in their nature incompatible:- one a repeal of the prohibitory acts as to Great Britain, without waiting for the conclusion of a regular treaty, the other a pledge or engagement for their continuance as to the other powers.— Now, from the nature of our consti...
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for until the meet- ing of the legislature, and that the condition could not therefore but have failed, either in the immediate renewal of commerce with Great Britain, or in the immediate engagement that it should not be renewed with France. The Bri- tish government ought to have acquiesced in, and indeed ought to hav...
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force, and because there was every rea- son to infer not only from this fact, but from the spirit of the communications made from time to time and from the overtures before submitted to the British government, that without a repeal of the French decrees, our prohibitory laws would be continued in force against France,...
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extend to Holland, though so intimately con- nected with France, and so subservient to her decrees against neutral commerce. It would not be improper on this occasion to observe, that this objection can be the less urged by Great Britain, as she has herself never in her alleged retaliations adhered to the principle on ...
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Britain. So in her order of April last, she has discriminated not only between the countries devoted to France by the ties of blood, and oither powers, w but between Holland, Westphalia and Naples, i in enforcing her prohibitory order against the p first and not against the two last. Whilst , and not against the two l...
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last with the arrangement of April, made by n Mr. Erskine. It will thence be seen how little t is the real difference, and how trivial it is when compared to the extensive and serious conse- quences of the disavowal. Under the order in council of April, all the ports of Europe except France, including the kingdoms of I...
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kingdom of Italy, would have been opened to our commerce. The difference then is reduced merely to Hol- land, and that nation is reduced to the difference between a direct trade to the ports of Holland and an indirect trade to Holland, through the neighboring ports of Tonningen, Hamburg, Bremen and Emden. Now, as the ...
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