North Carolina Newspapers

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" " oM,'"''wft. at ' LA WRKXCB & I.KM A IV . - tKKS.- .'i mmim ur4 m tMi lr-r. im?! gpee,jj lnit duTrfxerfed in Trhairof BW,h,! riSl,lR frirterlwt f thin 'art ti.atfMrcr,aMirNitrMvniMMiu.H t, e : j orialit I . irii. e aiugpa at me tune .iTotUrU Umeiit themsel vM, ilia Uomn I'ii k..,i.ti'r,uirrrf iu .... ihe.h.,ir-i But Hnder those Deculiar clrcum-1 1,0 J,,sll( "" At the lft kkI i.f cxteiMlcU their intVLtf, ' first, urto mHt iheer,.hiiiHmiiin iHivi,8e. ttiQrrt, it should not be oncc.lvd tiHe rf1MM" ,'ie , 'Gorrrwuie lit J'thc practicability and xpe UiViif y 'f AB.,,..,. ., n.. ,h , h r . murk nitfi ! -- tlllllO UllltCd I;ltPH Wtllllil liavn IM-Hl'rnil ultr Miulit tit-oaont v.l ! to herself, to the whole ' Sooth, 'and, peali-d t-i aruu ta viiidicatej!Up jiuuLTli--reiw 1 J-ul. 1 4uUa, t-the- whole Lonfvcleracv. if I'.iti-fl rizliU: and it whs a fart critical anulvkU if tl.a r1i-.iu.n. iho Federal Govtrniiientshbuld permit knort ii to those U'i Were coiier.diicei (between our Minister and so flagiant an outrage upon the peco- s.n.t with tho l.hl.n-j of the tiim-H, the French Ministry) which prcced. har rig its of Southern cmzena to pais that the espedimry of aucJi. a me. ed the fnrmati.m f Ilie Trralv, Unht?euetU !4tl hu.l laia.n tatjataHlf i.itoi.l a.ul aliAkiiM ko udLn uxnt,.!:... t. Not .nanjmonthi hare elapsed Mnc;itrf,,.roul,(.i(lorUtc Uuitcnl Statra. it. thai, thnmchout the nrirotiation. I'lie svlfftimi brtweru . the two bil the Kinff f Franc etinced the ,v. TfMi. WrHt uw iim... ., ,isivv l.rTTK lo id. Editor, reuil be iot-il. - I I ! t ' Mm AT SXB9AV. ItlC IlllluW lllg K.IH -ml KvWllHlWIt., ill! ttll. ubjee(, er. Mmi'y .JotrJ b) lit. Lc gialMure wf Uiii Suit', ( it. ).'. .ioit: Th . Juiat Select Cjmtnittt- to whom was leferred that part of the Gov ernor'a Meiage which relates to ' the outrar committed on Amer ican citi-eu. at Nassau," mport: Frtn a memorial addressed to the General AsseraliW, bjr John Wad-D-Lt, Esq. of Wilmington, and from fHttteei y:eriethe fHiwtHgiatt. .11 ine secuna nay ui rtuiuarjr mi, -r!ie-ri;- EnTcnnrarnran "Amerita n vericl, commanded br an American, anil engaged .in. lawful .t.ra.ilft.betweu Cliarle.ton and New Orleans, sailed from, the latter, bound to the former place. Among other . American citi zens on board that vets. I, was your memorialist, Johh Waddei.l, Esq. who represents. that he there had with him twenty-two slaves, which he was rciiinvinjr from Noith Carolina to lo- cate -on .- p4autatiuu4.n JEledjlyer. -ttl1 the State oi loiHiana: I ha; about fifty-six hour after the departure of said brig from Charleston, she was u . L il t mill inivhr. nn thm rf hf i Abaco; .Thai alfi ed for many hours -to the wreck, the passengers "were, ektncajed from tlieir uerilooH condition by the kind assist- events occurred in a portion of our own countrj well calculated to ex cite, as they did, the most serious ap prehensions. " Hajipilj for our common country and herfiee institutions, the justice' pru dence and natnotism of ihe rrrent m... I W'cletyrwfieie rho.e" etenta tiaps-! "l .aloiV."" lit -trained b ni i uili'i'jrcrjd oxe asilha dijlicttl "ante rf the inhabitant of Abaroi That . i ft Kinar livr;uiH, by wLii:li another Natoin in-ist friendly feeliiijkji toward .. the becatno tli. en.ii.jr at that time, Uititol States, and took an unusual it r oso nut from any insensibility to interest in the adjustment of the the iitjurks received from France, question between tho two cnuuti'lci. hut fro-. i ctMiilcratittiM,4t'JMl pired? memphed o. efthe wiJd Tanutl- cisin of ihe iniMgtMdeU few, and -in--aptred the -ogthjTiryeqttgyl ttl "fresh' confidence in the good feelings and od faith of their Northern brethren :t But the recent uianuinission of the slaves in the Urit'i-h West Indirs, the vicinity of those island. t our coast, our frequent intercourse with the, and the outrage from that quarter, which is the subject of thin report, ail concur in admnuUhing us that the sit uation of the Southern States is peri- lousijhat tlier. cai4relrfoinieciiirity upon the imbecile of corrupt function aries of a f.ireign power; but that theyjmust look Tor protection to tha" G o vern men t w hose a a t v itiito a fl'ot d it; eVen; ilttie of natiuna. For, although peace, not the favorite element Itrwy there-prowed- onyyea, tn,em, aua; the crew m tnt Wrecked brig to Nassau, in ihe British island uLStm.JbjiiemtiJU'k'Ss. rived in the harbour of. Nassau, the Jsent to the authorities bt tle,islail for IpermiitKion to land, lor the purpose of procu ring means' of subsistence, 'of iwhich: thef were destU.t.i That, tu Hheirastonishin-nVfaucir permission was deWj:' and heVi were -Informed Z"- tJiatihey' ghiiatir fioI.fi inteiVodjs p: With the short; iibt even for the 'pur ' poseof procuring food Jaud1, If (' they !5 pres-taed"'toThold 6f,' Intercourse thelr"vesie.ihobWbV fired. Into by a JJritish 1 aloop of. war lyingin the; liar i," bur: "That after; liiviiigf- beeji kept! for m Irnne hours in that' fciiuation, they were brdire d op tinder 'the goiis of th'01'oop at at war; where they remained lor tome Hkt 1'iuri as priiorieriof wari TJiat by. th I t.posUron.!.f one lif. the,, passenger. fjt- ihi was a BriliH-ubjecti they:werl' t 1 ft, length -'permitted tt land at eight t I'ilocK ;t:;iglfit: That earlyon the ki,' Succeeding 'morning,' the 'negroea be- iinin!ru me niri.iuriaimi.auii iweniv- three belonging to other passenzera," were taken an ahore by order of the Lieutenant "Governor of ttte island, tarried before the officfr of thacus lofnsi -whera-ythey -were immed iately declare. I free and directed to repair t the quarter, of a bUrlc regiment in i mi tawn. where they would be accommo h i'ated ontirlhey cii-ld btaio ttitnbl lX ituitione: ' That auroe day after this, , hM .h-rc turc vessels .boat to Sail tu eOcl4nalU-4tteJuu k: - - ' .'. . -n'-' . - i - a .t - " . . rL TT.. . a war, is the lavorite element of this ,..urtv liih until ih. . r...l. ter. II the kins: has tlimurhuut acted CofedeCyv hiit.rr teaches, a t h-.. I ' " ' ----- - - , . ..... " Ctiucu peare-obta'tned at the'sacrifi-e "tof hon- never permanenf; unless if terminates in entire subserviency to the nation per petrating the wrong. " ' ; - a : ""XiMiucli7'-herefore7niirKoftn"Ca olina would deprecate a war, e.pecial ly with that nation whence are 4leried so many Valuable prinriplesof our free institutions," she would not hesi tate to choose it in preference to peacer preserved at the expense of private rights ami the national bounr. But it is confidently believed that both alternatrvet may be avoided by prodent. yet ' firm and energetic eon duct on the part f the General Gov efoment. in 'demanding indemnity ta ourcititens lor injuries committed by th authorities of the British Crown, and the adoption of . such measures aa may tend to prcveut a recurrence of such injuries. . After a mature consideratioa f all the ' eircumstanceH - connected with this unfortunate affair, and of the con-! aequences that may result from" iV the committee recommend lathe Irrisla tare the adoption of the following rc- S4NUI0n)l, Iletolct L. That the forcible deten tion, by the anthoniies of tK. Britihh Island bf New Providence, of the pro perly of American citizens thrown upon that island by aiupreck7ia breach of the rite -( miepitality, and an infraction of the law of nation. -Sjleiotctt theGeeral A.em bty of North Carolina will not recognize any distinction' in principle between t ial cnjidd he-"MiHtttfTwnld Uae ini r uimn France, the United t eu.MMnter frtiia tha Chambers in Tata(T7et1rWlTffd' g-,-!!,! Treat y. r. .. To qtiiefire in me wrung ami mjnsu ium nisiory in me negMtiation the Conmiittec did not adiert to jimity tit. omiaiiiiii of the Freni h Gov. just rxprctation in thia respect shoulJL b7; disiHincd, , ih ? t4mmUiee,r' without eHtertaining uni raaonabla. . diftlrut of . the Execativ., v ttMriit; ' I ' retiiiii lo ' itself the, rlhtf judgint-at rwhar thni. Ht.a unbTfil an.auaiona uesire ir me sauaiat-it,, wimr atate 01 Hongs, rrpriial nghr ry adjiiHtiaert of the differetirea be- tt lie teitortrd to. For thfpr.scnt' tween .i ant e and the Ui.ited Statea. the Ciniimittee are itf opinWn'tliaV llie oii)oititii the bui nhiUt I bene exertions arc inakine in his rrconiiiK-mlationuf lien. iaI.. hy the Fl i nt h Government, themli- .ought to guard it frnui the iinputa; ry oflhia Government i (n strength- tioimf being a menace, Ltut, ir f.., - on them to aecond them and, a-; lowed , up by "an a I pt Ctmpreaa.- hove all, t . dtitthing tu impair , thai act might be liable tote viewed ; :- the force of them. I aa a nieafinie of intimidation. Tha The refusal .f one branch of a ' Frwh Government and 1'eople will- v Covernmriit, it U true, (aaya tho ' ,,M,, looni'arta and not to our prw- report) to execute a Treaty may , Iwioua, ami Congrras itseir would v he regarded as the rrfutal of the j l,,e same, were the rm nt rrla. . vvhule , qovfririiga,but.v w Ui iicail ot the (internment evinces the i'n""i ,- -.--.--,. erttrtt(v s. - to the rxeriitimi f Lottgrrs should ri'frifroi an twa4rvbad'iMi)rri evince a doubt Kiaf f Franre nr hia 1 tNiatrtvwCtlM aimirrify f the FreWli YSciV. -7- 7 finiu tl.o .Miami.!.- ..r !)....;. .... 'I'l... I.M...,I l. i.'LlA ; ' ' ! eminent to carry into . Treaty g the dillirulty perient ed in the French being an alfair between effect tho now ex-Chambria thriu and lHe t. them, but tit tierae ere In the demand of indemnity until it should be obtained. At early at 1812, one of our most distinguished rilizens, Mppointed Minister to France, Was instructed to demand reparation for theae wrongt, and the their own Government, and nut be demand had been persisted in, by Iweeir them and our Government, . ery - Administration, frorrt ibitt Uul the Coiuiniitee bud recurred to lay do An to ihe conclusion .lbe" thia lorresmMidence, because, affrr IVeaty of 1831. 1 1 he warning, which aero given of I The report Ihen g.ies oi Jo aay th ili-icoltiea-which-would have li that of theac ( laiiua the aunmut bad oB encoMuteml, fair ronatructiou wtt tre x iiimtlr- to -the Treat r bVeil "Mgjhttii be put Tinnn the riiflf se of llre lullv ascertained, anil rould not be ' ,s fiiniaicra in una mat- Waddf.ul, addresiwd a note to the u- ih vtrnor.' throajiihJheAmeriean Consul, respectfally -injrin- wM!ther-therr Cotiiititution of the United fetateaJ and pronenr m inina, Rttolttd, That the General Asem- rm n T bfl- ia kUliriceedin? on bly of Korth Carolina baa full confi tt otate with bia'propemrtfiw heU-vernbrrepliedM iiemoriali.t, 'presumed to intet fere itlr' withe-martini aa.e. it would ... 5 become hie fthe Governor's' duty to rt han ilor.ano i aceeaaane,' liiiU i ! im .The forejrotog i a brief and aim pie ul. "; 1 bit mnent of tliecircam-Uiices -f iUe S I ' l(r.c prepetrated upon your , 111 r mo I ! r Vlist, and for th. redress oi which he 5 tts the interposition of this General S a . scinbly Although it ia not compe- t fet lor North Carolina, consistenUy v h her feileral relation, to take in tm t l her own hands a matter of this 110, yet the committee deem it the ty of the General Aaaembly, aa the meuiate guardians 01 the - rights of it citizens, to take such measures tor ft vindication of those rights as may import witn the dignity ol rmrtn tar. na, and with her - relations to the and . her. titter r M- t it.l J k;f ' t-W t :nll' 1 af 1 rneral Government; 'iite- 4ain'-tlat- tbeaTOnt :,,ttbe1'-ti crry-lnlaf-effecf -l&e itwaided by the Titaty, by wayjVeaty,.!! would be "not only unjust, .r indeinnily, falls Tar ahoit ..fllie reMcla tha Frciiih Governuient, jrint claims of Mir l it izeiis. im ludine Impditiri ami uuwiae M W-iM t t. oamagea. ihe l icaty bad Me)rr.,,M' uaiuianie iiiemaeivea, ! throw their been ierriv( liu tbia 'cmilrjJ,wtc," tH t,w 'y f tlw aacreaa wit eeiwral aktisfat tiou fur aeviiml K.ig exrrtHMi, by the adou feafwiH, but, inure thaw all, fur. the '' rath iir baMty iiiea.Hrea, even reason, . that; thai IWIe of the 'contingently, a huh might Convert United Stairs aaw in it the rfiansal yiVH119 of the only oh-tarle to iteifect bar 1 Chambera Into bitterenemies of the inuny between thh country aiid a claim. ;. .j ;. , ' nation, the rrmrmbrranre of wbirne ; Tha report . then proceeds In Ibe aiirieiu irieniiNiiip v... aiahya Hoar conslilerauon of wbalbat tranapired t . them. It had nut been for a mo- aiiure the ratification tif the Treaty mci. auppnsed that a Treaty be- carefully revieamar and anal v ting iwrni me iwh counii iea, m-iuir nn ii rorretpoiiueiH wlitch lias alilce ueiacaoi it a mi let! u'jlisraliuii.iiasartl bet a ecu the ' Alia isfeeaur rl.i. w.iuld be violated by the failure wf to CuiMitrlct 4x7" The Coiliinlttrf either parly tu iK-i iorm the htipula- express the great pleaaor.lhey ha - tiona un its aide, oiC. atMl ao- little In pMcurVingSitli ;he rtM did Congress apprehend audi -a the United Stales amf 1K Living. taic e u . mine, 4iiai mey pa.Mu aioii 111 enure rmiliilenCe lit the eoml Nereral art fMiid uptiii the Treaty! faith of the King. aa .jirnfmiftl me id hirh waa o provide for the, li,eera of tha; lettria fruiii uui invesiineot .if the uiuiiey , in be re- Secietaiy of State and our Minister ;riv rd uuilrr the Treaty in- some in Fram r and Ihey conaider. it doe prudurlhr runt!, far, thu beiu fit of, to candour to declare that they have the.claimauts, until .tho adiuilica- eeen uu reaMM. aifwc i rfintiri-itlii. 4ia.F-tlitfmabMH berouiplet-'aliicerity or jierlect iiitrgiity of' the ed. In ronaeqoewa f thia , last. Kia; ia this matters' iTi tea- l Aluaart1 aTrtK-i.il falsi tia -t. Aleadin eratinx, was mutual defence aeaintt Cl&n azzressioni anu wneueverthe uiblent citizen: is ascsrieved br a r beyond the reach of the ' civil onalaof the country , he hat a richt .'' appeal to the General Government t) I d it it the duty of that Government IL Kxtend over him its protecting or' a t 1 axinz arm. v I 'he committee believe that the ease rred to iheir' Coiitideration it one "imperiously demandt the inter- turn of North' Carolina, in the oerad verted tiv. and the decisive of the General fJovernmeuL t it Bat fnr it r-uHl'.- 1 to all those riahta guaranteed to each by the Federal Coaipact, and doubts not that the uelieral Government, as the comhion ageota of:tti Slates, will take tuch ' measures, at tha present juucturtr a nay oe wia an expedrf cor. -.-- ..' Rtnoktd, That his K.relleMcy' the uovernor be requeatea to transmit copy of this report and these resolu- nous 10 me rresioenr 01 tne united Statet, to the Exeeuiive of each of the Statet, and to the Senaturt and Representatives of North Carolina ia the Gongressor- the umted states. ; " " - -' - - -i The United Stales and France . Being Nimble at this lime to publish the . HrpM tTrccenlly m made. In the Senate, b the rntmniltre of Foreign IMatimia, nn iMir rrlatioua with France, wo araii nnrNelvea of the rolloamg aynuMia of its contenta. fiirnis!ied by the National Intelligen cers " ; The reading of the Report orrwpi. en about two l.oura. Hat in? liad no arress tu it. and liavinr unlv "ur'ooen to (!...-..,, tin Ulmill nf tin. lirnt.t i.r u i.t.-r. 1 I T'. " .: waa t lit ti rat ntie-r-t he nuif exe- Mli.iii uflhe 'lwijl'it, L.Uie jmij ieriii which this draft -ttaa.. draw pei haps mi the wore l formality or-nt(oetto anme exrepfunr imght be takeiit b"L tlirf Commit tre -;aie iiiiaiiiinooaly of ttpinintttliKl the nde ndoptejl, nf .: dt-awi off , for .the money, as fully jutiifieft by the term f theTreaty. 'tt ia with jint. found r. girt, aaya tti report, thai the Committee have learnt; the fail ' meof the reasiinuble rxiHt tatioua of the-Extra live and nf theTountrTri . - ... - -1 at tu ihe rxrculiuu urthe Irealy, s' The reptirt guc. nil lo Bay, as the I'residont in his message justly re marks, tiiat tho idea of rquierenre in the reTo-tal to execute the Treaty, raVnevrr he Tor a inmtieiit cntei t alli ed. The United State, ran never abandon their ' light, utider it. t lien nrgotiatioii for procuring the executiu'i oflheTrcaty ahall be ex it au. ted, it will then be for the Unit ed States to consider what .other measuifs are necessary tu priicurr lbelri-drhts to be- reaprvtetl. " In the opinion of the IVeaideut, that period bat already arrived, and' lie has recommended to Congress to authorize Reprisals in the event of a failure of Franco promptly': to make payment, r. The Fi-eai- (lent, ho tv ever, line not la tlHSrae by the imlitiral head of Uha.Fievu;k Got anient attc b a ctni'i elusion ought nut to be hastily drawn. Upon the. whole the Committee are of opinion that the time hat nut yet aimed alien Congress is rallcil up. 0,1 to 1 into tlie consideration of the vrry aeriuus question, whether they will enter into any mcaaure for the purpose of taking into Iheir own hands rcdrets of wiong. by France. I e-tnmittee are or opmiuh that Cougrc-s ought to avoid any rraorl m a ar, or lo the measure a hicli may lead t-i it,and rathei wait to are the result if the exertions whii h the Frctirb King it undoubtedly making to carry the Treaty ml . full rfTect. The Coinmitlee agree in npiiiiou ailh the President, tha aa cannot question of tha fact rofi wroni and the amount J nf - tudrinnity- muat be rontidcrcd aa 7 r bwed by It. But, foriall Mher ptil-jKisrm, the commit tee ' aay, the tluor iajitill open tn. lie. gotlstiun. The Vmrsajmrehoislont on the tuhjert nfthia treaty and the i fiiima tf the - United Sf atcai wbirh appear o bare: rxisfediit llie Fieiicli nflliW ilrf if Ie gulalive ,actbm ui IheTr eHtjC.tny be,, rembvrit. by .exiilamtioiw.r. Mbti b;tthc, United iSLIr. abould b ready: and iliiur, ,iai iuakeWa might-indeed lavuiidly .and coldly i Legislature at hold npthe treaty Tutia namht.'and aay tu Fra a. ei Tor b runly argumr itf 1 lier-51yor boiid' But It la due it. r a ure persist. In refusine tu exe. tute-theTreatyrbltfStffltrniF pruvisiua, whra the firat iostalmrutji lt bavfng been arranged f jf m? b. came due, a draft w aa draw n " for, cor r-c-simii.l. ore ' hit U - followed rh ll.u 1. 1 ..... r.T-rr I .1if.::U.l".liii . " T J INII HlWIKlfia I Ini irrjoriiun 01 me uui oy me CMffir t,,,:. " ' T be,lrtthat:tbia U .vernincnt ahobld ,1 !J b Id Ilia digiiitr "and iheYharartef f thia ' -.lialioii 'tf Ballafy France ant! I'lf H! M . fltaf . MMigliTalieliaa giV eo Jier obtigatinti tu pay Ihe "money c would, at;oi n to arrept Uj( juoiild be' shrwu , that It waa not acroi dril in, f onftn mity s l; the priucijdea of iinmuiabie jNstHer.r .. Many rase, have occurred lif out1 bistory lir a Inch we have received iVniiCtdJirf national ti1-Wch, tMniuiieiittb'Ui.ned Slafea niigiit hay cbiisidereil "caus.'ofV.r. whirb JtMsht Jta.e brru liroan uted at l&q cx ncnseuf jliousaTitU of Ji vis i on;fnMfi.nf K .Wy.piber tut uwrver, ban pre- 'aViibeenWaecved done? tho llepnit sas, the Commit. : .lee., .will ii'iL animpate Kurh a. muh, They looked at thing, aa they now exist, and will not attempt toanlich pate the impeiicli able future, Tbia Nalion has ahown, when lea. pow..' ci ful in numbers ami resources than at prcaeiit, thai it know show to vin dicate its l ights, when aleAorttf measurra irredi-rari:. cxpilK'iitiiiil"" pi-opcr. When r.eresai j , weahalf not ah 1 Tiilf TiTim w hat duty mry again demand f liHr WliciTe Vef tlv " iHCasiou may aiisf, itranititbai tloubte d tlial uur ti mi t ed cimn ils H f triiiinphautly maiutaiit the right..' the honor, and thu inleirsts of. b irtijlauc cr. ihellirpuii aimh luilea by aa voi that the Committee think it expe- F dieut In Irat e Coneresa -"uhfetterrd 1 aniLfi re In met acci4 ding to irrum atanrc. a. thry niu herealtrr wc . ' " A pjiended In the tteniii I la a train. -f- latioif einlHidy I tg )iIrni-siiWdj2 the Coiinnitter. w uirh : has Lei-.. " ' " ' . . made l theuofderof Iheda v ttt?ihmsz i. llr6A ti$Q!yi eZJrrlJV 'j Tlie ollowing Repai tw tliada tth. ii iU lata aetston. j i f, rBarrlngen, Cliamnatf of th cbai 1 f ,TJa ContJuittee on .the. iff dlciafyj fK, w rrferredj a lUaoluU. insti 1 Mcfjiig ihein, ?mo jnquir iutu pri.jjii.ijr tii eiieuuing vue power f , tho Superior Courts of this State W granting . i H'.vorc.eand. alio, a R aolotien iiisfructiii them . to retort a f 1 Bill,' fir 0 . iding that in all applicafiont!; hereaftec for IJivoicei,' that the causa' ....nn. cviiiun tuai Of re- a ii.-....i.... i.r..... 1. ....'.. .1.11 il. ..7. !.. " ..' i examine n S.ba grouiidVlhe J'reti. r now rerom meiida aciiuiLw uhouf waitiag'lVy tvkwtlia- r or res. MtMdeM between the Firm b Minia- ter Iter, and uur Secretary f State, in reference to the aopjmsed pledge of the Frencb Minister' fur an ex. traordinary roiivucation op thei Lhambert. I he Cilimifteea do not Ii uriifh a pledge; t hoiighrtiVy i.i7d every aswrauca that ca,;esl pi a icable opiiortunit y w ii. 'ba aeizV 1.1 r : : T' ru lur PiTSSIiiff LUC , .111 OlXiu .Ihe Cbambtrra,. ,r; 'a,4 They fi ud an ex press! t of a n cxjK5ctation on the part sot the I're stdent -i that the King ' will us his Ule constitutional power, (whitli iurludea the jniwer "to Convene the Chambera at any time.) but they do nt find that expectation to have been responded to by tho Frencli Miuiater) i if it w as, Jhe docuinviil totitaiuiiig tlie response has not been I'ommunirafcd to Congre.s, iu:, tic. It ihe ctiauibei bad been convened earlier iban usual, (hough mriJiiag annum uave been -daw. by I hem, at the lima-that Cougn-sr met, it ia uot probable, say. the Beport, 'that the Fresidcnt would liae held the v aula a e-tM itemm! 1 fc.ven in the rase of Fraure. ourlaiiMealated for tnora-than taenfy years, hive been at length aci know fetfgedv iiii Thef "blight lo hav e been at ; first.' We have ; ttTe ai t of Ihrti-f atyh utt fig tn''fbr Ifbui tlahtijr lem, and." sooner' or later. say. the Jleiioi t, the. nroUiiiua f lMOa.lyttt' befulfilled by t'e other bratichea of that Govefniaeut. x Here lite UeHrit g?H.nn lossy, the committee. ,-Mticht afon Lavinr ex. pressed their opini-Mi in favor uflhe altertiafive discussed. But they feel bound la sy aomHtiinr 00 the other branch Hiflhe President's aaggration, that e ooght to take redieas into ii or bt n hands wit hunt furllicr dc lay,'.' Whoiild jhe bjijM ojH iafioit j fijr the treaty not he Inrthwiih niadd by thcFi vni h Chaifihcra. In reran! to Ki jiicalsrerinnmeiiJeil bv the Mca- - ... 'f p ,t a 1 -t: y 1 I- ar 1 1 larueu uy tna Coijfia as a" tnhjtfr cf ' j faiidirajudged by -Jurytta tufi.i.nt,vthat Jhe Courtt ' ihafl jroy v " ' noancea divert aorifing to the ttll ' V diet, either fi bm the' louUt of . Itta'ri- ' - ; ' mony, orfroai bed ind bard hvlrs; :; 1 euinsi iUtH th t!. aatne2.-!ce . c t fu 11 r-wr"i Report-T-hatMne oKjett of .WBesti jfl - f lutiont fa'tOL institute an Innuir . w!p.' '..-1 Jr. i. - 1 innuire." fte?titrfM 01 voixe rannoc-ifli"iirnr e f r. a - ansfejred; to the Coin V instead pf ttLcgi.ftfr;et4 If iirierat.imirBi tioo had been given to. fli. a.f'of IS.r bfwhTcV the . fitnerMr hoorta h.i , a-iamie I U I I IT I IIIR 1 n 1 1 . ' of 'aitfel.citli.iii - for'-" ilivur. e." ahencver they, may he atUftI, upon , due evidtiic precjitf d.,J .f tha tustlca'4 01 - such anp tcationV thia '. 4,t,l- wou1deemv to -i Uip.,V But that act ha. it. kauii..il ai.Vt bTttaraanTT)y'which the C-.uttsiif the eterrise of this unlimited ' ducii. sage a. , a parifir? measure, the rv . port .ay a they are Indeed not war, but fheyjnay lead JnlWar:Jl.ia. lnrn- ctUYahkJhatA4i,wcilulnd rbUUwt-Ffrartinni)f t a a oranng 10 ieiieti uimn, jae attempt nothing like a literal fit contents, but will roil forthir-gratinfarbviiTTdlhei '"oiiosity, to make a rapid .'.1 ....... . . -I I III- Milling ! It, 1 prvaeut the course f Urpriaala, aa the only one laniMace towards France.' wl.fi t. igresa, but by Ihe adiuis.' contained lt .'-'lila'Mraaaeef :tno'r .ainii f the alternative f nca wiMiiu tie. it lie had. knowu vtbat epoi t( further tune for tlie adion of the aiibsequeiit intelligence has dist W. leavnr,: French Chambers. Iravra " ta fL . .1. iht ILm t,.l..l.., , I public rbuire of C-migreaa the Iwn coorsea, ou the at..f December, ,.v'v ' aketcli -of further, negnlialion or of a ton-; Tho rYaaonn "aahisrned i.be :the I i ru nation like France would mil. etlyJa-bmit In the.wixure of the property oHta MnofTending citizen, pursuing aJ lawful Commerce. In our nwn Cos-lltuflon, the power tu grant leltera of Reprisal ja gpedfi rally clatsed, mug the powera of Congiras, with the power lo declare war,, and . the Couimitfee are not astisfietl lha Congress can con.titn tianally dcleafci the power Jo make Urol isala. The ruiiunitte e im.f cam civ r, tha flepr.rtaaya.aiiy rravtu why an apprnpriaiion ahould not be mad bye the - Frenrii Chambeisf fii rarry the Treaty into effect, but, - v--ri. ir-----, t .. . .. " r tion thfitfld bo:re.,lalet,fhey fcat lettlcd ob" a e-nati.ctiofi.iwhich tikrA row. the exercise bf th. WnaW in it.t : ' Courts to divorce t imitrM,t.t. tr'i . embrace little more tha a the tause.-J for which, amler theid t)f J814; dia" , vorees are allowed. If it udee from thereneral thri.i.ln-r Af u . the act of 18271 this eortitroefioriha"- -to aume extent, defeated the .ntentinit a of the ? legislature afthough It ia" i aearcely poisible that tha "Cnnit.' -which are o.ualle governed by BreJ ' mlevcauhl hat t tohcurred in a diffi -fl ''T- -in. - '- v' - ' 1 -." a . 1 h.-.i...i.:.i. . - r 1. .!. 1. ..: " . " jLUe itrpoKfM'Ut wttbexprraaw t . .t. ..r .i... ...?.-. : T "r-TT" . J..L JJ'..-" . . . . ,-':.. , . -"-. --;'-:r'r--Tr?--- . --7- . . -j .':.,i;.T- .7 r ,' .'.-'.: , - j...:.,J.7:, ...,, .A,,.,rf.. .-7.; ,. ,. . 7. . .-. . ,. ;,j . ; - ; . r , . .;-.. . .. ; j. -, '. , -- 7.. . . .:.;.j...;t-' 4. ' - ' j;" : ,--:V -, , , .... ,. ;, :.;., ' '. ... ' V- -; : ', 4. -. ...... ' J , in Set wKr. h ... them with the most wild Mrl nnM. A .i ed discretion in a matter invi,ine X ' . uu wcuare nt tna whole community, Thia adjudication hV : mg been made, it now become nectt-'J sary to inquire,- whether th. Leia'a-" T Ure will igain inyest the Court. Twbh' unlimited power on the tot.jcctAf Di - vofctand whether it will eabli.l S any rules, governing them in the ex- ercise of tht. powert for without tbesa ; tandard. tha -power wnuid be inef- " " fectuat. Thia is the inquiry tubroit- 1 ted to the Committer Ami in the iu 1 Vestigat'roa t-f llie-H-tjeciVthfy find tr1 involved in ) wvoire difficutlv than a- superficial attemioa would irvUcatn't-rri .CommiuaTbrw."-"