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Mr. R mdotptfs Spe'cbK.-lrk the speech-
lrrnn in ConoTPSR rlnea "the
u;mQplf .-so 'distinctly atjnear as; m
!Cp of Mr Randolph'. We he,ar aDd;
c vvhilc we reau. imp u w
peculiar intere5cana an irre-
MR. RANDOIvPH'S S.PEECH. f .
sadrcsses a
$isable chirm,.
On the A'crv Army BilU
' uK. KVNDOLPHvsaidjithadbeeDt
h's 'intention if his health -would have;perw
tA him. to have sub mixted; his opin-:
icjTjs upon the bill at some length, but ba
Wcr verv weak and rather indisposed ,he,
shuuld ' cor.nye his observations pretty
flch to the change .-which had taken placfi
since the declaration of war, in our rela
tions vith the 'powers .of Europe nor
.riih EngUnd only, but with t.rahfte. i he
nwnoer of conducting thi debate, he said',
;.;scd it upon hihi as u Huty,in . giviji?
"hwrpniions to recur to what Hz would'
tluliv overlook; Every One hoVeyer felt
th?t s-ii dtfeace was. the first law. of na
taW tlu- worm would; writhe - when trod
upon nor was the force' .of the' blow
'Essened, but Tnore heavily Iclt vfhen given
ui'r the guise ot frkndship. '..It was his
i .iriuue, he snid, to have taken a share
j-n.wu ol the transactions .which brought
filuHK thy civil revolution which took place
ia ..this t country Htf'callcd it a ntisfbrtune
iie thought it,SO. --Why he did v would
he o-i.vti v wUuiderstootl by all wise
ip). wS men cf the country ofy-whose
r jo. oxiuon rtlontj iie felt the least .ambi
toi, -i indeed,, irittioh ar.y longer
E-'.Mn hia bredct , "
lit c.l.,d u)on thVhpuse.t'o recollect the
'rttttip;.rrit' abqut that period, wben he
lid the unh:ippv.ot to enter into apolitical
'er wid thaf sentence,-- the justice of which
:v;js u IcncIcdgedi by which one kcl-
w.-stranon was rejected trom power and
was
the-ted
curious
ever
iillen from power actually maintained the'
same . character which had tumble ;theni
fronvit thefl.warld say with a'stopis)iniQnt,:
a minority forcing Qn - the - administration
on a ystemrof patronage , and pciWer. $&
completely were ' tHe" federalistsr imbued
with those. pHnci pies, tliat they rejected.
and did from time to time oppose yery ef-
tort to cumin isn tne patronage ,01 tne exe-cutiVe-and
the disbandihgof any?part bi
the . amv wh jch were brouglvft fbrMrard ,bi
government. " ; . v, v '. .
In a little time the sweets of power had
not less effect upon one ofthe parties thari
the frowns of adversity had on; the other
they changed principles-and with their? i
principles ineyxnangeauieirjLone lean-
tim? peace.iwas negociated in " France&
the treaty of Amiens' gave a short respite
to Europe, and placed this counttyvin the
happiest of all positions, v One moiety of
the proceeds o the airect tax scame into
trpnQiirv.."; Al! tunc t-vrer.vi1-tr ' fplirittT
the treasurvfi All was prosperity felicity
and opulence, j uninterrupted by a breath,"
except the Yaoo breeze. A surplussdge
lingered in the treasury, a system of econv
om v pre vailed throughout all classes of the
government the wholeexense of the ar-,
mv did not amount to one million-, The
navy was scarcely t more -tne expenses' ot
the wiolc institution rwere not more-than
three millions. ThisV was - the first four
years of Jefferson's administration. v,-
.rhe last four years of that administra
tion' it rose to sixteen naillions rivalling
the whole expenses of Adam's administra
tion amounting xo ?as much ;as the: sum
expended by the man justly called the fa-
ther ot his country; AVashmgtonv in lght
years-, during which he maintained the cha
racter of his country in dignity abroad--
her privileges inviolate heri rights hdn- 4
arpenuencK enure,t ana ' trcr .uuiKjr, pure,
spotless Wd.satrejTgv besides carrying Oh an
expensive, inuianr war
wic suirjtr excueujy uiera, iuit uuer i irom inQScouncus, wnicn;inuccu iiic uev; i;uor vV wuerg ,ine rest racn.oMtic . country 1 i
revolution of 180 1 ; asnectaclepresen-! pie to give thar partVt the power. rqm ( wish to moorthe ship ,Y thm Qwx1 otA J
itself1' to the eyes of the.iworld- more that time government hds continually sub I eyedi,had beert called popular. wr--4.:- A
tnan nan ever.,oeiore witnessea, or i versea -i.say $rsu&vcrsea tas tar ras it i war or tne people ; - a war. ot .the- neon' e '3" A
will again;.- The partv wjiich ha,d f couIcfTVthe purpdsabf "France ; cuofF 1 choice. ; hut could hit he deemed warof J;-
from bur citizens theif accustomedsources J, ther people which., enabled, a man 0fucFk-.V-
to,Bostbnt4we vlrtuatlyhcld the samJauv
cruake wlch Bbhaparte holds to 5 Qstend,
shins drophinjr into pieces andtottincf. I vere innhewar; orf to ;succ-l ,iti accbm1 V '
seWour houses tumbUnff bout your ars j plishs ostensible objects. Jfin thicfffa !,rJ
T--mit wnatis . that to my ;ontmenxai sys-5
ten T v j . I" see ; vourl people ragged, ) poor, 4
oi 4ur.-fA.aams: ts.entucicy jina:rv irimn.
wem.abieio Force . him, tq-a peace, uycru- . ;.
the ieastefn states' andKew VYor'kl u Ours ' 1 V
vrej;"ched VyithoutTmcansVi wfthout help or
norae dui wnat is tnat. my conwnentai,
system T" . Ana wnat, saia xvir. Kis.xnai
to our continental system lri effect:but ,a j public opinion must, have us wa v itluilL' -1
subservient 'counterpart to the tyrant sa i be heard it.cannot be resistedf-iUs U,he
league' with Bbnapariel? .Thisr he'.said
wasas pemonstranieas any moral, vaimost
aliiy mathematical proposition- whatyen
J r When the, message came ; on "which the
embargo was enacted, for the'purposej: of i xt'in the next congress
lostenag as was said, tne essential re . ( o:oe tonunvea j - '
iniirrn nf , thr rnnntrw; ' tlin tli nriirlrtt I ! Lv : - ; I'Anrty-' -i- "'-
V HOUSE OE REPUESKNTAllVE
oias or . tnei macmne-Tras , gravitation gives. ; i:
law to the policlcaV 'with-us. Rem'emrr-rfl; jV
Sir; I tell ybu, vou yill feel the, effect of L J V -
in this1 houses 1 .
,i
MS
was not, one document not one scrap Oil tu 'riii ' t'i j iS ! ? '
" -u:LA.:J ' The foUowmg. Message and Documents '
a bit of a newspapers or about the square j .1; X.' ui:,iu' ? 1 v V ' !
xr., i. w:Vu i-v4i; proceedings published mourst: i --
of a column, stuck W with ; a wafer
message, t A pleasant species, of evidence
no doubt Nor-3id there exist at tie
time the slightest, shadow , of knowledge of
ine unuii oraers m council. ji uus, ne - . T r ; u,. y-
1 . r ,r i - i, " -, (norot the ASiana.ot Bermuda, whichvhas ' . 4
said, the fact itself .bore internal evidence 'l vi i-znJ ' s M
' i ;l it -t i j appeared under circumMances leavintrnax -JL
-tor if there had been any-knowledge of "Uu Lr . ' rl - .f?,. Vfi
To the eripte and House, Qf "Rtpre$entativek '.A.
t .lay before Congress-copies of J.a3?ror kx" ' :i
clamatibn of the British Lieuteiiaht Gover 'Vij
ttot m. it was hardly, necessary
J : r . v f . . ..
r t iv to male's! .declaration ofr'true
. j i; 13111 ailU 'lb: V wUVJ. IUi&!lJ
... .. ;. . i f ' ". ' ' . i ' .1 - ' ' . '
u; ae was exduded . from that church.
T-he -principles, however,? -ere on record,
and wouid be while printing existed. It
vras in vain for any man to hope to change
t!vm to suit his change, of "practice, of he
vh- once professed thin; to conceal his
i.3fcucy uiey.were recorded to perpetui
mry irerc .tnere in tne pooizs- never ta
erased. , He ' then.- recapitulated "the
Bt leadipg principles to which he,A allu-d-d
fee 0f , tiezze-Gbhijr rente of -war
mhusy of the potder oj the general go
rnizcn; a dread utmost supernatural o f
A ' V l . !, . - '
a:ng armv dreadpfK an overgrown
Kf'pUiV'--and,a jealtiu&U o f the batronasre
... o
Kin? ...e:,, . ;
ihe last Question, that of vesterdav eve
oe
c;r
-t. mtnuoipu pronouncea to .
. tiju woucnsione pr true? repuo
i, nv ad of the
u can
5,8 Which VeXf At il,in K fi t h r'ii ie if A ri rl
I - . -wi. .i.vi. riuJv 4. a. ui
chhost who vcted.foiit. there :tras-nbt
ho would, nor would- tH? present
IFvisuieRt himsejf, haditbeeo bfouchtfor-
; a during tbeadrmnistratibnof Mr. A-0-3,
have voted ior.inWn6ritr'i--f
the orders in council, would he have had rj;- u i ?r i.cl'
. ' v'f V j. Ar Writisp Urder m Uouocu oi the 26th or- !
recourse to the, pmful.expedrcnt of pastmg f0ctobIaSt, friWdiog.for th6 MttVpiyitiA
m t -r r8 'bH ??CT m -:Pssesons, fcy.S Side. under specif li- ' ;
Would -he nothave insertedit in the Nav- i- ,i s. i... i .1 ..J" : 5 '
Intelligencer ; the court paper as,-it - L.i- ri ' ' il- l i
Letthe Natibnallntelliffehcer's' r. . !
i; r n - tti 1 nil ir j n r nxri iiiinnri mi irina Trnm nnrrrr . ' i
tional
is called.
Ic l'cu of the ;ijmted Staestb'.tKe .ports: bfhe
not Aword of ;&gland on,: the. occasion E sfas exclusively; U
will be founds He would even allow the 'Lli. Lr '1 i;. Ui 3 1
authority of x a ;newspaper, it 4t could be i :Lj2j r'J , w j
' i j ' 1 i. irfclii:v u already introduced into her commerce du- V
4 Mr. Randolph sard it was a curious,xbut
nevertheless a notorions fact, that ipthe
years 1808 and ! 8Q9, the public expend-
tures vwere such as to stagger ail' belief,
when compared with their objects. fWhat
had beomevof those enormous expendi
tures; he knew not- Nor knew he 'any-nth
er person hat ditf knoW.ln fact he belivtd
no one knevy,'and he called God to witness
that he firmly helieved no one would ever.
know. -i. i, . j
Here Mr. Randolph said, that! just as
he', had andcipatted.he found" fiis bodvV:&
indeed his' mihdi-also, so enfeebled J'-t that
he feared he should nd iftdifficalt. ta bring
the hause'alongN with hni and asxecT their
indulgence. . Having rested for a moment
ortjro he. thus1 proceed td.y jVIeantime the
warip Europe AyaVrenewecf, and" brbugnt
upon us a whble'crpp of evils aDourneu
trali ty and the neutral - fh'g, aided' and 'ur
ged on by, trVe merchants, whbsaw the
golden harvestand r Were jealous -ofany"
othe? putting their' sickles into ItThen
it was that he. and others piMickly-.forei'
told all that which is no w inliisWy--thaV
ih
while rnqrethari any other pepple wp ere
tavored by Gold, we Were about to be : tettin
not exist m "af nai
change,, and accepted war ! - And, what
now ?anythipgwrehange. . VAt thaffime
certain '.circumstances occurred. saidJMr:
i Aud;itlRandolph,W
?B yr?' tib- fri.it,vVo
tedjaway ffoim it; ia'y . atcupidity which
would lead the cbuptry into Wr under the
guiseof peace, jrad, sp it hadVV' have
been disturhed' by;'; "restrictions, :cbadenl
vexed, harrassed, fretted, iu,T' as : a !mair
who Had longbeenwithheld from nis'fa-
mtly ould jbegladdlahy thin; rather
than exile--we were glad of any thine? ?rl
c vw w y c y uu respect xot rejgp powers,- witn
most of.whom he saw theylwe re endcWour-
adl.bit? piritnd a;dsirb;fOr
rS;h annies " and patronage; wtttalike inff td entangle Sia. for he considered heace
it ip-rT k-?Bt uc crusneav wp ein- wi n r ranee as paa aa. war, with t England.
!
kd' , PP0&iliSthosef with .whom
r:0n?ly - acted, .and whb .d , iincV
posite wlJ i u ,l"ose oi ineop- img ouremtor y wun torcc ana arms.-ahd
eyen, carrying away o up citizens in tapti
yity,;cbuid raise the executive o'r.tuis hh;
h. rable hbil s e tb a s f.fi Vp" itY i x ii
TV mar. i . j- ' t j I r r . - -rv , " . if i mj ui
nsofm. S ?ut amng 'all thetrabsaVj to honorr; to;;assert .'our riglits -over opr
rrl 1 Awn sni . n i.ln.gtPitri-j'nr-th'if'V'.'mwQ'wwW
voted to Tpprtiate" tz parisi- -But whom
produced. to show. that the, embargo was , -.lv s X7m wu n n I 1 i -"J1
1 j 1 -1 j ' - "j tj i-r u - u1 , nnS w3,.21 system, tyhjch, at oncetyiola-;?. i j
Pccasioned oy, or intended to obviate nei u-Jf' u Z r u.U'i:- - j r V
, vT , i - ting the rights. oi other nations,, and rest- j '
orders m council, which were not known ; u' JJi-- i .? L
. tI i ; vu : ving-on a mass ot'lorgeTv and perjury,' un- -
but gentlemep-were so much invthe habit uJiwt Ai- i:;-. C: i " -l ;
- r . . , , vr ', . known to ctherv times, was .making an un -i.
or transposinsi cause and effect for their r --v ,? l. 1 -s' ,
' , ri.,-; fortunateptogress m underrprmng thoso -l
own purposes; ,taMt costs them little trDu- i f j i fr V t -' ; ;H .
ge 1 1 ;rl, f principle of morality and ehgionwbich 1
ir n.' "jj I'O' ' ' ' i 'j' are thebe,st fouhdtfion qf; national .tiappUV
Mr, R-;Said, that e evts suhseguem n oT . j i6 h
to the period to;wHichie had brought the -'rid intUkces "into nembdeawar'
busmes had been laid so cleariy, m
)ucid fcplours, ahd with such fojcAlc. tea- d fonf if3S featares ajM he depvi- c 1
sonmg, bythehon.ndeman frtm New-. of Us f hDfo jts 0hject 'to '
( -'I W IV tiesbf :aileianfe : aid thl !r
.would never be f senViments if loyalty 1niihe-advers'arya- -ff '
be condemned , tioand ta seduce and sePamtejits;com- i ,
nothing which jie could say coulci add to 'wJ,nUti tr- nS: -M . 1'
lu Vu J c ii ' ; T X j potent parts, the one irotp thejotaer, wThe? r; r
the conviction that-must. lollowf u? And ;r r. ' vi - t ' - ;
r u-j- o t 1 iM ceneral .tendency -or these demprahzinc: ',;
on the sublet of the Berlin and Milan de- : " i - . - a t , ,i
, . . ..r . v. - . . uisorcamziuK contrivances win ne renrOba-u'-
, ana tne arss py ,wnicn the tyrants & jl- v 'n:--i j -; ... - r , , 4 .;
ivef.-; Nanbiebn had' inveirfed bur ru.l
iyerv wapoieqn. pao lnyeigiea our d tht; insuitinc: attempt on the -virtuel thk . Mi
tryr annonoraoie menu,, ot ,his, irpm -u-vi ;;;e uLa 'i:.a ' -
fMr. Bleecker) had heen plea-l wJLrilikt tiuL c;Ji i k
a wishtthat:some one mbre f fJlv. YHrthll tW.iiVi;r :L ' -1
himself would;arette itra thmcr' -j5 ' ' ,;LvJ 5- r' "ir"
cress
dece
--.-ji'
coun
Kew-York
,sed to expres
able than
s6;unneces3aryxafter thai gentleman V lit
mus
was
pe
had
strafe'-, that t the
,though:-vouch
tr atef and believe d
to be beleved
hp "evidehce
. more alt tlie states' to that nanYiv'TTmrin an" $ ? I
pu,expo5itiou Constitutibn,:agaistVAVhich
capable of attemptincs it,vhe wastmcr Li L'JZ-L ' Zt - r " a? 7 -xJ
r . ' 'T 1 i-' M V ' vu ttuumaiiKUrtui, jiiutcJkyjre'OirecteafvSt'i--at
rfuihesv. Last . session, . he - (Mf. R.) ' " Tu; hV? m n- ivlf-l'.
attempted ,to: do sp, -and,tp fdentpn-' ZtfJ. tute'; inAv-Mr ttJiAill'KW
.repeal of thpsexdecreesf ;;?reherv. :.'antl to fum thca,n)
ed, '!or bv our,chef4 masris- j n '-2m n -L;r t v ? ? jfi;4L
by .some and'pretetuledJrv7-VW;,n? V
by morem that house -hldl U1;-W --S "Vi "JLt:i V .
to. suoDort it bnt themresi.1 .Si a' .'t ' - sr?irr -, . .
. : 1 ' .- ,j i .. .... if..-1 A vV1. ..! .' i m .... . .1 . . .
praersm council. presented Pa senous,. ob t ' "it-" .itu lui..: .:;t -!:' - . Ur ;
stacle to negotiati bn but such arguben
vas not te be. attended 'to. ;'Jfet it was rei
pbxiable enough!, to fiupppsthaf ttEmpcU
,uc ;Ta.?rJ?t?iSr tuallyemployedwpst'multiplyin counW t
vcacusi v- lucui Aidgp jaiiu uaucra arccpverr- W- V
says' A'erey that )us edicts Jyere;hbt rcpea
led tHl burl govcrnnient ,hid obeyed" hi3 brk
era,- causedpur fiag 46, bei respected,?
,ana proceeded., t64 hostile ; measures, vniu
orttef giri"cbunciiwere!i
Itandojpliput it" to' every honest man to say
'wheth'er,ff,it;)vj; 'mprttot time t1 nt
nghmd had repealed her orders ih coun-
cil: and ;,Bonaparte 'still refused td repeal,
ahyt or. 2 yduld' have 'dr.fe,d-v to' propose , a
war; y ith Engiand ? or hethcr if the pro,.'
po:t::On;y;hich V43ni-xde at, the time-tb
postrohe the declcxatiJa of xyartill niean
7H,:-V?v-- 7AMESXADISO-v:"'
',Wc are hannv tP state thatConrrre.tq, hav. v 0.1 .
p?(ssed a, lav, granting tojthe officers; and ; v ,1
Srewottfe ;i
' Dollars.; "iaeahkei; ;. J
hetterf bestowed; rhevrcsfdentfiver
much to hiscf edi;. idbk occasion, In cOni- V:
municat: - - "captain ;;Bairibridge,9;illian V ;
victory, - to N. recommend to ; Cghgress' t. '
ingthe cantors the- same amour'; fsfder-V-4.
irr "nKVaa'cneciv's.vesiiU'a-i if : vsi '''?.''
Aj.orjtnat.aay t.;soiacK xiou.ihat h.ng ot.; p"atioa;i7W adopt-dhad fc: b.QuvT: hr.irt: '
ov r us, :evrry day thirst 1 dbec:, r:,:d to,'. ,rc chculd hot.bb, V: - 1 The 'ti:- ' fbliritftlf into
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