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"jprsilm Letter of tht Refmilicon .Committee
' '-: .. 4 te'nclu&cL ' - ". X ' -' v
;5 v.' ft Vvt : V-
The , amount ,of exporter in J 1 .
;vJ799twe could not procure a.WS,66'5,523
accoontxf those of 1800) was J V- : -V
The expvrUpflSQT amounted to 108,343,558
IJeing
i -'JT?
" ii
' t': If Wd turn odf f tttliitt td-; ni! ehippiog
v ' Interest or bc UjtjSed Stxt thefe-to we
c d fKicOTer the efiecs of tbeacpe .JiupeVo'r Xu
"; ' Jents And Rttendoii.'v ' vCy
In 1500 the whole America on . Tons'
'-r , tiage employed in foreign tiadct was 5 682i8?1
; JLa, 1805 tVmounted iiStf- ?2,398
Increwejiv fir jreW f,-!;?-
30,437
; Ve cannptpefmitojejfes tcWse this
enquiry into the rrterits"bf,tUe.present ftflmU.
nistration without, sooie notice ot their all.
-V
"j " important acquisition t the United State a
V the urchase'-of Louisiana. ) For this cten-;
,ive ebantryjj 'indfte fcn.ly outlet to the oceau
rom' lkrjiepfopopti3nrof"cuc. terrUoryrwe;
" .paid fiaeenj-millions Wf dollars ( g 3,TJ0,XJ
' i In payment already ade oupifn-efti
;i,wenoE iWmalt4etai 'description fijey
;i tad against. Ftiflce, and SH,a50,OOO in a
ri ptpcJs created, rttimWrsable'ia'fouf. install
; juenis (n the year J 8 V8; 18 L9,,lA2a: 182 1 i
;-km aiponnt jiick .twsaleTof Uflands aud
1"; colIecMttns.'ot duties . at ew?Orleans, alone.
, J trill ijfiore. thna re.imburse before, (be" arrival "
t ' etthe pencus; pi payments,-t was pornput-
ed bV the' 'secretary 6f he treasury in .'1803.
that the Importations at that time into New
. sjrieans cnareea win uuues as i,n ine,pmi
fcf the tJniieP Wold pVoducejq.OQQ
woiurs j ana tne wen Known immense' in-
J' ""crease of tKt "trade yf that" piaceSmcejf will
justify theTuppbsition of the duties lpw ?
r ' ' she almuit diiibW ' This acquisition, whe
" r -7-.''S; thef cftnereifwRK reference to a consoli
i - - ' ' ,v, dation of th"il;iblc affections of the western
. t. i ; ,j. ;,. tate: to , the jt'vernmnt, ,na 4be consty
I'-.v 13 ' I i i ouent ensa'rVnce of pennaneucy to the union t
v' ' v4 T. (vi ? r "viewed in! Its: appreciating cfTccts 'Sri tha
puoiic lanas in innio siuics anu leirnonesi
i , v ' It i'nprVsses'.'bu the mind the bighefi adrpi-
' , ' ratioit of those talents ihat.;su(:geteq and
' .J-. iltb-tfie fururepeaceuiiu prosperity 'ol the Uni-
.-..vied Sttf.v.- l' ; ';. ; .:
,i , " These sir .are seme pf the mnst.promiivsnt
, ',."'' , ' rneasures of the present acltu.msjruhoa ; jve
, ' eubmit'with conSience to "your jtttrgemenli
. '"v. si ' ' deel slort t n thei r m eri l s,, ,;;.t 2.-x',v"
XJ'. " ',.'"'l-:.la conoladnroel;ratiQn on . the ad
;':', xninlstrationofiheKov-rnmentndetthe pre
- i.dency of Mi. Jefferson, a fewrttnarks may
be induffjed relati ve to himself-rcaol andtem-,
. w 1' Derate 45' hi eonijucf with aornprehnsiv.
ttiscrisnhtatWe and an; h'jjhly cultivated mind j I
jwwssirtR igrenteatenf ana "prccissior bfl
Xtinwieuze I an unconqutmie pi i
lpennen,cfl evr inuvicncea Dy me
wrested M araent f,patnotiHm,
ai'liesf dawn of the revolution of
..V, r ' ; the' most ahlejadvdcae of her rig'hts and lU
-i. 4 " ertlesr - J Ie h is indeed ioce bis ascendency
,JiiA puliticaf opponents i but conscious of the
fectitnrte of bis own vie ws, uo'mpeded by such
obstacles, he continued to puriuc witn undevi
tlaic perseverauce the great interests of his
6urr i he rioed as a rock of Immovable
' t ability against which the waveaspent their
fury in ili. He wiH'remember tdatbblo
juy Is a oacessiry ingredient Inthe comro i-
. tto ef all true jtlory i and that it was not only
in, the Roman customs but In the nature of
thliie;s that ealo rnny and abuse are essential
parts f triumph," hU eminent and substan
tial services to his country, will however live
in the grateful snemorfif posterity hen,atl
the sensrles jargon, vulfrar abuse, and viru
lent persrvnal invectivts of party Eealots, are
. aunk with their authors, iuto out cosumon
svblivino L : , : v ,; " , ' " ' .
. Although the rep'illicans having Implicit
ednfidence In the nnifrm support of repub
lican prinripL-s and tried patriotism of the ve
nerable pati b, HiHwrel As.He, Senr, Kq. did
' not nomiaate bin) as elector under pkdte
: to vote for sny particular personf f yetas'wa
- .think il nt'nt prnbable. should no unf jrr.ren
..events occer that he will vote fir Mcldi
aon as President f and as it way reasonably
. be pvewimed, that as an efficient membci of
' Mr. Jcffcrsoo council he has participated in
the formation of the plans a well as in the
execution tof the measure of the present ad-
inini.t ration,' and that therefore should he be
elected he will pursue a Tine of conduct
' guided by similar principle I wedeemedlt
, proper thus to have isVlr a general vie of
' their nsiare tendency and eDect. s .
The Dtt,.bilitr that Covenor Ashe If
elected will Tote for Mr. Mdison also ren
' dtr it trroper that some notice should be
taken of pamrh:t written bf a gentleman
- of distinguished talents ana lately prunes
for distribirtioo In tU u"itrictj ourobsrva
-' tions upon It shall be confined lo two points i
' one on the subct of certain two .millions of
dollar and a declsralion said to bsve been
. made by Mr., Madison that Trance wants
tnor.ey and we must give it htr," and the
thee on the Comparative iilificat!on .of
Mr-MadiMKiand Mr. Vinckni-y furdiscbarg.
-,. ing the duties of ibe olUca ef President of
. the Uaitrd Statyv . .
Mad thi story about the two millions con
tloutd lo be biodisd about tefor the public
....Mllfwll Hill HUM IhllUl.lllllll Ihtt
- ssf aoonymou or hireling writers, any attcn-
lien teu vovJd Uri bea dscmti uanet
" s
siry ; but ushered oul of the press tinder the
sanction of a .tiame , trulj; respectable r r
ht of the Writer, to which we allude, U be
tomes worthy of sbiiie, attention..'", DWested
fcf ail. the; rhetorical parapherV'V in whicli
It baa been successfully enTeloped.the whole'
"transaction may thus be simply nd familiarly
ton,' should possess a piece of land wholJjf(yr.
roiinrl'Al htKe nkntationof B in the counirv :
B disfikuvRr'asmis'ighbont the persona wnTclr'Ai
puts brf'hiiap'd, and. though hjs jplantation
wliliine- to make iCmore comnact and clear of
had neighbors,' he defermlnes', if practicable
to mk4 ar purth'ise of A'i'land.'C'his peigV
rolisiVtis'hlm'to call on 'A "and endeavor lo
euecf4h4 riurchase for" hlhi'i 'he "directs U to
five ai hlgh , ai1000DblIars, and if he su&;'
ceedi "he 'I; to ?ase 500 ; dblfdrs' of money
.pluced..in Utf hHnds of t) in town to mce
the payfljent of a w in , the. uank payable
SOnieVimtj vhereafCer'iind. tq draw on him at .
ii.- ri-.r.iL . VvY L.v i.-k . 'j
Vend the nKtJloii vith C, anTIf the
money tn.yie nanBs o,j,u,iau;a cetnps appro
priated, he ha'sitl(cient linje to replace it to
meei cue paymen.D nisnoie ; - - .;.
SapposelfurbCit thrt "in;; thi Course of
should boie?Ve that : now js ti? MiVe to'makV'
itJ t haf is,'as Titii determined if practicable.
to bargain for this Tan?,' I have now the best i
opportunity tha.t niy 'eer 6(16,' and I must
raise'tbe'mohe'y; yBu'l 'C on callhig on Altt A
ip fti oh thjf ' subject, buud that i bysoroe 'll
uiner jnjeaus was rnovcu iruni nn reiMin ;
want of funds; therefore A'Vefused to eell:1
So the UniteS State appropriated tiro mil ',
lions oi uouara tor inv purcnasc m me 1'iori
di "they; had at the time 'in the hands of
their agentsin HoHandooe millionvfor the.
purpose ot meeung payment oi instalment
of our debt due u,t a future period f heing
doubtful whether tha burchase couIdi)eef
fected or not, it vm considered im'politic lit! i
send the two millions of d(Jlrs at a cbhsiiierv
able charge of insurance arross the Atlantic
and as the one million could in 'due tuhjj.be
It was tliereforedetermined that, in cVte'thi
.iltOUld be made on our Treasury for one iil R
lionrivW tnaniie" othe'r miploit inrloai
mijlitjAlese of purchase Ibe lho ap,.',,. 4
AltlhisaDDears very plain'tn the report of I
the Secrvtary of the tiea&ur'vi; of pecemher,
1806, Thv Florida were not, piifchaetlt
and as appears by the letje'r of secretary
Wthe treasury of tfifc United. State's- notpne
cent oflhis iwo milliops of Joil,a'r has'beert
used and the register's letter further shew!
iAi ti now ttmainipfjhtsirtuttn. find thqt
hot im etui c il wa cier drvn trureron,-
Equally- ill-grounded, we are persuaded, Is
the instuuatiun,' that Mr. Madison should in
any conversation with Mr.Kandolph, or any
other f;root iritend'to be understood as con
veying the sentiment, that we "must give
J France tfontjy to bully Spain nbjjo in
suit iis." The general conversation,' St we
understand,' in which it is very possible thai'
somt'fiifH expressions as those attributed to
MrVMadrton, may have' been tied, was on
the subject of the purchase of the Fluridas
front Spain.. Well knowing that France un
limited! coniuuled the Spanish purse, an
observation may . possibly have been made
to this effect t Uiat s lhe,obtainment j.f the
Floridas Was of importance to this coantry,
and as France wa now much pressed for
money, an opportunity so favorable to make
the purchase, .might not - herealter Occur (
that therefore we must avail ourselves- of
this 2purtun season and give It that is, to
baigam and pay Tor the Florida. ThaUbis
provident scheme did not succeed, Is in our
'view a matter of serious regret t and the
more especially under the possibility', that a
Bonaparte may become seated on the Span
ish throne, and possessed of this territory. A
mutilated representation of ekpreaslons used
in the loose conversations of any man in hit
familiar Intercourse with his friends, severed
from the subject to which lley relate, how.'
ever oroner in themselves, may by uch.
mutilation, distortion and fahe colouring, be
perverted to eotvey'vefy Improper mesn
Ir irst So that evee by like, pet versions, art
atheist mit-hl prove'fiom the scriptures, that
thtrt it to Gad, because it is there written,
that "the foot hath aid In bis heart that
there Ii na Uod."
This letter having already" far exceed
ed the lirniti originally . iRigoed it, we
fhall now clofe it with a few remarks on
the comparative pretrnfiom of Mr. Pinck.
ney and Mr. Madifen in point of qualii
cuion, to fill the prcfidency rf the uniom
Hot only to the people of thit didrifi, bat
lo .bofe of the whole Unite I tites, the
talenll nd etber qiallficatlocs of thefc
two grn'lem'en, we fliould have prtfumed
fo horloin,' as to Tender aU obferf ationl
on the lubhcl unneceffary Dm', Cr,eu
fcioui of the magic force of the eloquence
of the vil;cf of ikat pamphlet to which
we have already alluded lis power to In
weft Indatrliflgfplcndor, everf objecl he
wilhet to cle'vsie ( and equally al pleafure
to envelope In fliadei of darkntfs and cb
fcuritf , f'ich objecii however refplendaot
J" V
.. ISlC
in themfeivas, a 1m wilhes lo t preii us
fsfcinatlog tTai In gllng to ireumentl,
la rcaliiy weak.and trifling, I ficiliions ,
. T a tf '
cihi lrrpito;e laiioaucea in opt
hpyCmftn's'-''he. bargatB"wll hej-j
c6ficluded,Ir"M'Oul(I not be worth while to i
.conversation . with some of his 'neighbours,
(iwaVe that 'Xr Fvho, h4, tAie ftommsnd .of
A'S DurieVwas much' Dressed far money, he
nlon of the propriety cf making a few ob-
fervations on Inch part.ot 'his-aadieu at
treat upon th refpvjftire qualifications of
thefe two candidates. V Far from vyiftiirg
to oNAract frbin the menrs afcribed to Mr.
Ptncktrev. we readily admit, as we believe.
that heeUliy pofleffes all the' eflehtlal cjua..
.TI.aA -.fc ' -i- A. man m H.l.ii1lli
iiiia vi . f ,wvi hi . m
cintentbui'let lr not" from-thi adaiif-!
LUp'o be prefumediaC. in all ihcfe V dq'
tbfoipfjder Mr'Tadifoti bis equal, and
: rn 'point of taeit iiifinitelj his fupcrjioiv
r There Is nrr man whofe : private life s U".
t moW. pore, ; more, free fiotu the ilains. of.
ant f ice, more unluHiecl iby any ,men
nfs,:ihan tint of;: James Midifoa'c,
Wa difcover tatt rrthini'.X)J hypqcnly,
complcxional defpotifnv or yantvjpi fee!--int
- tor the t?Wtc f res of rri a ftk i nd. : ' r;.
"Has h'iV -inflexible jntegrhy; and his tie ,
votiprf to his, tountty ever been doubtedf,
Y8 he alfb tv6t one of that band of wor
tfiics "who fbrfbed "the co'nftilutfonf t Has
At ever la any tone foutid', awarneVW.!
more aoie aavocaig auu ugpmricr in n
james'Mifcn f i Haslhertfy and
faithfully 'with! honor to himffi; nnd ad-;
vantage toJppts.popniry.uucjnaraHno..qu
tles of every ftation to which, it has cal
led him v.'2. ?i;&.ixy?!$. zz.
r He; is indeed admitted by He wilier t
."tire pamphlet to Ve learned with afftlnd
nitufallvacute.' of miW .tcmperJ'pleafJn
deno'ttrrienfami BerfonallnteErijf. '6ur It
is objccled to httrt forfobtfithal;heJs Jje
ficlent in "firmnVfl of " i.erves i in. (Irons
gooo natural leine, inai. no iij n.c jic
cuainted wiih" jlhe theoties . ofpalmcal
projectorsiDan
, ' -,e woui(i .n.WHiiou' eaircwe ieiuc
tancc Qjiditon. this, gentleman s caitdwcr ;
but he v it not.;exhibi'ed one folitary i fait'
in fuppbrt of hu aHegationsifckf
'-Hieing f if wed the efficient agency of
mti rvjauiion in iuc iprmauoti Qirne con ,
itiiiiffot)- M$" lltoh'g arid rdanfy lefittance
"to plans1 ofoveirameh't bf more mohsrehi.'
carfe'aTurts--tKe exeriioribf il exa'ted
Jajcnta', anq ' influence In rjrocutjng. its
idoiVi'iort 1)v"'Vife;fniabavinc rriaturetv
furVeycd the whole Q)Uife. pf.'bis conduct
. a iecret.r or, , -in pis oiipaicr.es to
T)ur .ruiotllcrr tn ij.nglan4r eraoracing the
VarjoMi ttjalttr-s in.tlilcuiupn between the
two povetnmeau, his correfpbtidcnce with
M' Kitfe; linlreply toMrLiuine on
the ful Kct ofthe orders ln'count?! we
hsve been unable to"difcoer bne fiogle
circumflanceihatvwould juftify ihea)Fedged
cnarges oi intumcteney j on me contrary we
rjnd him on all.occslions in a tone ot warm
and ardent patriotifm, difpiavinghe'tit.
mod -flrmnefv great depth of knnwcdffe
In the rights, enq acquaintance with the true
ana solid interests-: ot his country, .upon
the. whole, b is Surpassed, we believe, by
no.inau living, however endowed by nature.
os accomplished by atudyf in toe necessary
qualifications for executing the high ind ar
duous duties of President of the U. Slates'
. The crisis is awfully important j it it preg.
Ant with event of the utmost consequtoce
to our future nstional weiisre k. prospenty
it well behoves every man who highly estU.
mates, and wishes to transmit to his poste
rity the ttessings of. a free govrrnment ad
ministered on pure republican priuuples. to
step forward on the present occasion, and ss
far at least as hi bwrf iBiluence'cktchds, to
contribute -toward lhe eniurar.ee of tbeir,
lecurity and permanency. . ,". .? '
Wc remain with gnat respect, ' ,
' ' . '; ."- Yours, ice ", ;
: , : . : A. F. M ACN El I A,
' . THOMAS F. DAVIS,
' ' AVILLIAM GILES,'-?;"
'-'.1 IIINTOK JAMES,' w
.. , C. DUDLEY, Jun'r " ,'
Cminitttt hhpointti ot a numerous metting
J . cf tht Republican of Wilmington -nd
. ' tit tieiniit in February last to torret'
'., .:. pond on tht tubjett cf Election of I
' JUeclor JJT tmi uiiiruf,
-!- LETTER.
Froy tk Sec rttary of tht Trtasurj
TacsUBt DaraTMiT, Sep. 14.
Sia-I had thd honor to receive your leU
ter of the 33d Aug. requesting to know whe
ther any part of the two millions bf dollars,
appropriated by the act otihe 1 8th February,
'UOo for defrsylnir ;ny extraordinary ex.
peuses, attending the intercourse wtiuloreign.
nations, had been' drawn front the treasury
and, if thus drawn, to what purpotethe
rnonsy had been applied I ' .
Onicial documentsi already publishtj by
order of Congress, sumclently shew. that
not a single eni ot Ibis money has ever been
expended. Tbe appropriation was made in
order tn enable tbe President to acquire.
Florida by treaty Messrs. Armstrong ana
Howdoin, who were entrusted with tbe nego
eistion, were accordingly authorised, if they
should succeed In making the' purchase, to
draw, for one million of dollars on the bankers
of the U. States at Am.terdam, and for one
million on the treaaury as was staled lo
Goncres In lhe annual report on Finance
of December, UOo. The nerwUthin did.
notsuccefilTttrtoaiiasftoi Ottn purcoa
4MTkae Rtntleraen Mvcr drew for any;
part of the money ( and tbe funds placed la
the hands of the bankers at Amsterdam,
psrt of wbt.h wouU hije be to f pplicd U
IS
the'rjurchase, if it ha4 taken place, have, Ac
cording- to their eriginaVtination. htert
Weir applied .to the, frmv&ri theDuich
debt;as appears bVJbe appyal report ot ibe.;
commissioners ot te siniun t.una.01 febijoa.-
Th eridedce bf'TOOse facWheing'caUar ';;-
-A mnnaixttAiuiiii.'.oiis dficwmem F"nti ' : c.
v . - .-- . - ' .
general-e"euktio6, l enclose . .certlncata, , -f
fonv the Jtegister of -the -Treasnryj ' Wmcti ; '
will remove any doubt on that ubiect;-;i Kf- 4
1 hate lhe honor to be; Uvv.'l-Yl X .':
., ., iVVitb-eonsideration, oirr.'i'-i "J
;. ,. (:, , - , iuur.uucuicii .cirnui. 11,11
'z::tj.kzz,-, albert .c AixATiht..
' i" State of . NetU'Torki Mbany. ?y-$ ' .
CTIFICATEJOF-TIiE. REGISTER
I. "I V fgWfr vjKt, Sin ftp, .Qvo..i.. ;.
cwVify, tbat.BO part of ;te sum pf.Two; ;
; millions of dajWra, appropi;tatea,by iaiucii, erj '
tiiledan act mak'inpro
ing any -extraordinary R expeoce anCTRtng. t ,-,
i j''"a -eJ!-.
the' jmerepurie- Vetwyen, the ttajteai
fnrin naiiuns." hassed the 1 Stiff ebr.Uar
ana.- .
IS06,
s, haspsen arasyriirom s;ne . t reasucy or, -x r
U.taief and that .the whplelappVbf
remains fultand'etitii'e (p'the said un:--i
thej
tiotv remains
of Twd Millions!
i oi uonars, ana win oe pas- -
iery lldbki to .the 'creifit 'of Ci-
aed ihihe'lt'e'aarr
the urpllunatirthe.3lsi Oecemnerfiext.' v W V;?
purbuntr.to the- jeih'aectiori bf theScfpas- J V
sedlon Sh ;8Marcnrir95, provide cV'i-Xj.-oart
thereof whalt hereaflei be: draWn iffOniC 'I ''.'it
the Treasury feifore the end'of tbe preeBi!i:-rv,5M,.
'aryytaWTarrT-':, ,,, ,,u'm ... "'' ' 1. , vj - ; J
.fniirl. iwciimikI h, Alt. KAlMlt - 4 y, ..
Muteirtow irr possession of Mf jpoote. ;(
- Tht convehien A-ick Store & Wert- 1
'Maiket Strcef. 'if-s-fv r 1---',T-v,
' ', : W r iftf jmithjng ij Subtcriptioa
:-. A WBAHSI.ATtOir OF' ' ." ',vf'
la lojltih bt.hvnf.i tn Epic tokm wrlttea eit.'
,i ; JtMlly in thi Gtrraia Laafie, by , v -'
' r Ma: KLOTOCK, - '
So justly celebrated by -theLiterati.of Europe, , ;
. as the . Mdtdn'-of Germany " who ii
considered as having completed what that " t ;r
4 favorite Son bf the JariOah aause had left '
V'dnfinished.f ,ri- ' ' , - . j . "
pThia-work will h puUIaUad in numbers f-JL
each Of-which shall comprize one book: to ? ,
, be delivered lo subscribers every two months.
! It at ill be printed sn-octavo, on good demy;
paprr, enq witn a. nauUsome type, tewed..'.'
. , The rice to those who choose topatronixo
the works will be fifty cents ibr each number, ,
payable In advance. . . ; '-' , i -i'
Wtett ihs-'Iasfboolt Is cbropteTed; tuo ;
Rimes o( the. subscriber will b added. '
", To non-subcribeca; the price will be sixtyt - ' "
two and a half cerMC'l ' . , ' ' -.. '
V Jt -shall be" put to-press as soonas'eight
hundred subsbribers offer. y . 1
. The translator flatters himself that a work 1
which cannot pbsibly wound the fetlinga
of an political party or.rtl'gious s8ci and
whose chief iandency Is to promote the gtanct
came of Christlubity . will meet the favora-
i. ile smiles of all those who are desirous tot .
promote the real interests of religion 'and
vrituet It will posses one merit at least, Iq
the eyes of some; being the production cj a
tutlva AiaerUao, and citiien of the Uoitec) :
States. ' n -! :- -' ' r." r-r-r'
? S. HALLINC, A M." i :
... Rector ef St. Jamtt'i Ciarthp
- . '. - wysjiai,'V.C
; Oct.13, 1S08. 'i t' V"1 .lv'-'"
T ICT Subictijiui reteitei ii thit Cfflct.
u" -;ForTsale
Rcdivti(lf the htg ftrginiufrm CbarltU "
' - -tintt.
r 3S hhJi. MoUOet . ; , . ,
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