1
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iJritItUr.) cy'-which Ftaacaaa obtained in our na- f fiht; v;. -Mf fore Wt& Worth crhrtlrt Itf f4 X'-. -''t--
'ifenaUouqcilt, .Ai 'n (enwWng lit, C.''f
1 V:y-j-TPwiH.iiftB thi dt!ifUTuj Mrflwoeei but 'difgtace But it : sccxtti the Tedcralists , Wiy . W a$ on l suppc - ,
f viriftK:wWW'tt' tfmnttit fen tfrfclliffiirt everit Sitiod thit NYork .Wtte & dis- '
p . . .;
it. IhU la tlk. .i'atonfiictvt dkrtie'nomt
A -iwtto! H irpottiilt, thai hetf fclector1' tcxei
' ' b rtqaUitr !p idctitloit totM other rt-
-t: Wll&fieifc.tfi U oU of VtrritcmtNi
ejWktt. Nop i ber fftuna tfi deipiifr
MM.trotet maf b Cedent, in this etteth
tou ofNtw-Ydrk U neeciurf to la
mrt tHe pieces of the rtjiiiWiotn candidate,
" To Uluatrate this, ut dowfliall'the (crtlowioi
fita m fcdml - - : n'-y ? '
l' J- , Jfew-llampaWro - . .
w;tirMmIroM,.-v-.r:.-tf
Vd fehoda-laUmt :i g;tK ' 4
: Vermont 'X'Kt-v-'V'-:
J-jCt;i. Ueir-Jenef :ltp. t
V-! " Peonayha'nifc id
..' -r-'-Delaware S
And atlow farther, ti merely txmtble, (hui
ii foltowins ttalca fit th federal votea
corned out, vit.' y,., ,:-t-
Marjland :-:mf4
V ' Xiorth-Caronim ; . 4
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i. :"; -Apd wt hat " t'rJ
t intd U tbnolutelj certain, Tit
Maryland
V Honh-CaroKiia
.South-Carolina
: fceorjffa v
. leotock ,
TennetMO t
. Ohio " v' :;
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ThU rwmtt ktm 4 federal, and n re
frublican votea, Indeperideody ef N-York:
t tiirhty-oine conthotlnj a majority ot the
. hole rote,' aftd bein con'iequenily reqvii
, tte tothe cbntee of a PreiidVn'ti aecoTdinj to'
the ebote atatettent, the totet of New-York;
dread oitho ans wW'ch: th'i.a .oerBduoua
nailde praAifes to lUr6y ..hor" devoted
victims ueaeva tell prey to toe tree
ipherjf of France. a(T!(leU by the efkledneu
IridcreJulity ol tibeiir'owit citizen, mI
he reafonab'e ' faart-thai nnleti a 'toll
chaoie df 'polif'Ki je tffe&ei fimiUr
-.12. iL-i J? .Vl'lkliiLi' L, n
Ttiii tentteman,turni4tea .aoothef In."
fiance of the ttiumphof reaftfti over pre
judice and patAon,.; )n; the early periodi
ot the r rencn revolution i ne was lo
(trongiy cputatnipted W the ipfeflior. of
jacobinifro, a lo appear incurable. But
a more inutnite acquaintance wiui drench
pulitkkt hai removed the or gibst taii.t.
The ptepondctaiing power ot France J)
not novr, rfrcreniee to hit ithainatioii iq
the alluiing form, of ) people ttrogijling;
for freedom Hi fen fit are alarmed bf
the afpect of a furio'i , and unrelenting
defpottfi which threaten! tobaolfh liberty
from the earth operation of a whole Tome '
fear, hit tlluGon have been di fuelled, and
he iflay now reafooably nreteodto a risk
among thole Rateleieo, wtm purlce real
and practical good ih pre fere Lee tqbtiati
tainaoie ODjecia or lancica put uncert.aip
advaniager - Hit cdndoct Is England Wat
the teiuU of real political mUonreombu
lied with an bonoraoie tleure I), advance
the.inierttl-and (ecu re the' peace of hit
country. - Yet tot th.il conduct, he Mi
been dcn6uncV5l. by Int. Jetterlbn, and
difebargedby hit partyi . hit btende.
n.'uoccd, becaule he would not enter Into
th: pernicious views of our .cabinet,' la
footnoting the dettns of tiubaapaYie' .ft
. be expiree J tioetica; , . c X ; '
US first nfccessarily ty uke placed U 'ti'Techti
before this Restriction be vtmovcdi - tor. the partial supplyttbis con
should 3jh vget btopdwer.iJ . " tinentffoa Mwiafthusett w Lou
Syppos th:ri ihat to proctfrt a. ;K Brii$ mfiiufecture
1 0mtat;pimtmstMaversmUe(t-
. ttwpQtary relteji jht mdpetmnce i
our positrujjorcvcr ; mcjrxtzm oj
it relief thus obtained at sacn an
import fifteen imUKtef rHSlIws
,aii interwn3evwiiaietcifqetweeit
:.eoiini',BeW:eict .
Nf.York should' BiWin
ped:
Peruana no ocrfoe who hit fieufed in
Out political drama, bal excited rrure ge
neral attenTion ihau this extraordinary .
character, ' Bf , ilie, fawning minions' of f
adnlniilra'Mn, he cat been denoaoced as
a political apoflate,1 a difafpoinfed officri
fcekef who has larrilccd hit party upon
the altar of bis own felfiQt pjfflons, Tbe
e Burtons ol his eloduence hae eveo been
ridiculed as the faints .if infinity, by
thofe Very men who once eitollcd biro as
tbe tfcco'inpliihed itatefmao,' ihO cartif a-
f bp orator,' and vittoous patt'lou , Dot In
the ebulllnont vt anger; we do not look
ior iroin. . a ne crcrurcs 01 preuoeniiu
favor have farted iintler the Lfli of bis
bitter farcafm, and have been bumbled by
tbe efforts ol his fuperior mind. , yuable
to ithftand thi f'orce of art umeoif,(
they bare enJeavvrcd to defliOy tbiif ctfkfl;'
bjf blading bis tepuiatioa. ' , , .
DUpatuonare meflf have been perplexed ,
by the ftcming coniradicIioDi la his cka. t
tafltr, While be aidocaies wl'h kbUiiy '
and teat the policy of falcfolifoi,' he re
tains all bit mifcrsble prrudcas and bit.'
ter rancour, eogctnlcred by former con-;
tefls. AlihooKD ODvofcd aH the adminlr '
1 ration of Mf.' cffetfon;yct N aniiobfly !
leeks to avoid ibe imputation of Icrnog
his Orgiaal principles, whlcn be coiitint'a'
be Kaspieferved inyiolate.1 "j . J
Our ppinion of tab gentlemaA Is' tbaV
bit' pre lent conduct orif inatcs in pore
moiivcs. am poiiucai pnucipits upon
K
If rlnn to a federal candidate. Will make hint
, twute, ta sum mm rrtuaenu rr
' . Accwrdlnf to recent information tram
: tScntujtky, Gov; Clinton, will havefbur
votes In this flate for Prefiden Ken
; x s lucky haUh votes. ,
v ' If he lWiflature of Vermont be re.
' fcublicaa. as is sow probable, her electo
ral votes, we are affored, will.be hi,
Vov. Cliotoa lor the Picfdenc;
V The New.Jerfey eleOien commeBCc
: yelleWay and will clofe tbis evening.-!
xrt teeri party in tnis as n-the 01 Her
flatet, where by force of the Va(b.inrton
. OaucUl abd the embargo" It has furceeded;
sSat enades moA treBuoiil effort. What
the iffue will bt'k we Oftnot wlib. con&V
- dence lay, Jbtat if x&ay now . be ack now.
, ' ledged, without the apprehenfion of injuV
iy, tiat our republican trlcads in INsw.
' J ei fej are not free from alarm; '
. .(RttmtUtm tTetch-Ttwtr,
' ' Irim lit BaU'mtit Ftiirtl'RtfulUciri:
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: MR. GALLATIN.
Wbilo wo obftrve with pride and plea
(at tbe returning Irfiuence of corrtA
erioclplet opoa a farfe peril ou otouf5 fel.
lowcititeiis. we cannot avoid conerata'.
latieg the friendi of civil liberty snfl fo- toariy fubjeils, weelicVe boflile 16 the
, cfal order Opoa, ibe recovery of forfie gool of Ouf country but as far as" .the
' diftiitpifhed iesders of dcmocrscy frorti Foreign rclatioias .01 the nation' -are Coo.'
f , ..
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. i . t e a m
tneir yiuoeary notions to tne loundacis
ti real repobllcanlfm, The fecretary of
tbetreafury la fnconteffabiy tbd enoft a.
lie nsan,' of whom tbe party In adminlr.
tVailda" could"eveT boaff. iTijnsIfurrt,"
. While la ppofitioa, contiibu e4 efleaiU
J Mr to render tbe federal parry unpopu:
tti ani bis cooddrl U that fiuatioii ex.
Cited fcrious fairs' for tTvi tate of oor re Vs.
joe fjdere,' wbra H wa placed at. the
laead cf tbe ircafuiy.' B'ut tbefe fesri
- kave been agreeably djrappftinted. fa
lead of iBnovailBg opoa the plant of his
f radeccff.ws, be bas iberoughly porfued
t&eo lilt well itceitained, thai this
gtnitemta la buSitd to tbe anil-coomet
clal rpirit which bow predotolfls'e'i la our
cabinet, which threaten to defltoy cur
ff sob ryOeai endTio strf p the fbUotatni.
of ear wealth. His toaocial abilities and
konwledc e rene'tf bjs Opinion opoa this
fubjeft dcfevleg of blh refpscT, eTptci
ollr aa It ti lvt0 sf aloft tbe ftrtt with
whom M erxe afltd. Another lubjefl,
ponwhtch bt differs with Mr. jeflerfod
taAMadifdO, ilour ftiifgn concerns.
cernSJ. be appears 10 be guverned by cor.
ltd rosxTtnj.. Hit accoant of tbe origin
of bit oppoAiion 10 Mr. jefferfon Is very
fattifactory. Aa indifcicel eapfeCTon of
Mf. Wadif an- ofened the 'eyes of Mf;
rtaadolph,'and deeply imp relied opoo bis'
mind, that deigns were eoiertaioed by
1 he cabinet' Inimical te our liberie and
independence. Tbe meafures which have.
been fines putfuei, have tlrenrthencd Mi
i. ( 4k ".a a .
cOBViction, tnat IM samloiaralion, was
wicui and weskf that they Wade pro.
fcQIons ol epup'lcjrtilffls with a view to
Bfcleite ilair DOiolarftv. while tn faA.
ibey laboorfd' 10 pr'm6td the ierflt of
the decided enemy 10 liberty liadef etery
Tt embsrr o wilt not bd tatrsf off ly 1
oor prcfent ruWrt. until tbey fi'.id that a ;
continuation of it will eadanctr tbelr feats,'
It It rtporud rhu Mr. Gallatie bas fa id
thai tbe embargo noil be taken off by
the people 4" and it Is oaly1 frtora a change
of rnaa tbt wd eVpcci a' dungs' of oiea
hta. . ' ' i ,
. tHe risktundcr the French 5c SpaC
tiish Decrees is not so great, but r
M tliat rtSpect trade to a. conside
rable imcnint in their contravene
: iion lugt carried on ; an eyi
isiori Kbwever of their suppienleti
-taj -decrees ;-as-well : as -of tHe
feulations of all the other EnW
pean Continental Powers (Swe
den excepted,) as it respccti a .
cpznplete stoppage of aU; inter
course Vith lgiandi has beeri
tmjvcd art oath Id the British
House of commons, to. haYe be
tome totaUyimpracable.'.rfhus
then on the rart of all ihe Euro
pean CdAtin tntal powers (except
. Sweden) wholly and effectually
precluded fifom. t'rftering fhtirs
rfrora 'ariy BridsH tor proa ef
fecjrre'audedl3y Xhdeii of Council from' iH entry
to those continental ports by any
"other route whatever than through
theirs v and as lintain, With ber
thousand vesseli of war, , is ablti
'efilciently tif enforce her reguli-iions,-it-
evidently follows that
our export trade .'to Europe, miist
be wholly confined ta GreatBri
tkin and Sweden ; or to such po'rti
A r at !' :
as may nereajtcr recome open to
the British flair. In other direct
ffaons' Our trade to and between
this country and the colonic 'of
'v.. - : . t.i''k .1 99 2
sC43ropcan powers in inc west-.
. Indies and America is left open,'
. as tvelt a such ffortiorf 6f that to
the British C6ionies as the M6-"
ther. country' miy from time to
time find it convenient to permit-
neither are we cut oil from a di
rect . trade between this country
trvi the. Ex-In6cJ, China, and
Africi., ' ' , ' . ...
i Here' we must remarkthatMr.
Key (of Maryland) undoubtedly
more profoundedry versed in the
principles of law thin of commerce,
has in: congress cxuldnrly pre
sented a sketch of the trade still
Open ; predicating a calculation of
its present value, by what it was
btfore the opeiation of these or
ders',; decrees and novel reguhti
ons of foreign powers. 1 .
Not aware .thai the teveral tranche
ri of cur trade are o interwoven
together and for their respective
Ik.tSjlua -19 dependent on each othef ,
1 that torn asuni&r the contexture 6f
ljtfic"Vrholc Is' affected, and the rc
- ipcclive importance 6f each where
'not wholly destroyed, becomes
Scatty depreciated. Fot us" there-.
tore m'esnmate the advantages of
those branches of trade now left
betweeri Britt'-inid the ports' of
the Continent thtii prohibhg y
terccfurse with her; (at.BritdivU
eoraforiirlg herself xmdtr this :'rk :
strictio'n should Say, that although
excluded from all other ports fVbni s
nave stuit . open - an, extensive
":'t''.'
It
in the' traldeto New-York; to that
port at least we can export fifteen
millions ox douars ; ; whereas wr
truth; New-York riot herself-C6n-1
toiriin tfhUndre(T- thtisnd , ;
dollars' worth; "her imj&rtatiOri l
under tbe circumstanceii cntem -plated
must Jje confineca to -that ;
ifum ; of in whatever proportion
it is' exceeded, mur the juef '
' of the commodiueskinkf arid
sTrouId' a ' m'emb'er in the.: British
House" of Commons' ' deliberately
riie'In wpporT
itnd eravely refer' to documentstpti ?
foe table shewing the exports 19
. NefiYo'rk Usually to have ayeta- :
ged thai amount, would :, it not "1
excite a smile da the faces of those
who had dipped Vather deeper in
their researches into thi nature? of v
tfade, than would be eYinced.y
such shallop arguments ? "The . t V
principle which wd have strgges
ted applies with full force, not ;
only as it regards such branches ; -of
odf exp6rt trade as are noW
leltcpoi; brtalso in dhamiidoa ' .'
of the value of aU our import trade,
.fcot excepting even that of British
inanuiactures; ;; ; t;r:'
Jt Is well kmowii' that of the ai (
iaount of our former actual ex. ' ,
ports to GrcavBritain, a very con
. indexable portion was again re
exported ; and that even the
porution bf very many articiei;
and to a 'large amount ' too, was .
permitted ohly on that expresar .
condition. A fundataentil priiw'. ' :'
ciple in- the navigationi laws4 of
Great-Britan confines the Imports-.-'. "
tioti of foreign products bto thst
country, to Briush vessels ; 'f
the vessels of that Country wh6sd " '.'
produce they Carry. ' Some re-
. laxationa indeed of the trlctnesa"' .
of this rule, by Crcat-Brftxln lit' r
times of waT to suit her own coni
veniency have ccwiorially beenf
'made.;,., T . .. . '.. ;
, -Our export' rent of all articles'
of foreign growth beine'.thus com
plettly occluded ; it iollows that
the amount of theif imponatioriskl
must be coalined to our hcJnis
cohshmptioli, with some small
amount to Sweden apej thb French 1 " ,
colohiei; txrulering-our trade tV '
the ast Indies and China wWchf'
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