ted money aud mutt have It. We,
laid MIR. r. granted the money.
Mr. K. faid he had further itated at
that iime that the pulfe of the Sec
Fetary of the Ireaiury had been felt,
refpecting the two millions of dol
lars for the puFchafe of Florida, be-
fore thar bill had pafed into a law
and he had mentioned At the fame
time, that if the Secretary Of the
Treafnry would deny this Ratement,
he would believe him, although
it would require all the exer-
cife of all his faith. From this :ime
his views of politics and politicians
received total change"


In the fame debate Mr.. RaadsIbb
compared the Non-LmpOrtati0n A3,
the Embargo and the Standing A,7ny
to a We9ge 1.-The Non. Importation
Law was the point, the Embargo the
haft, and the 6ooo troops the butt.
Thefc were to Be driven up to the
kilr. and to break out in a War.
We 90 to war for our leamen, and
we live them up; we 60 to war for
the colonial trade, and We give up
even the carrying of our own pro-
duce-thus leaving Q Britain III pof-
felton, Of all the leanen and the trade
Of the world. AS 10 the hfherlus,
he hoped if thefe men were raiieds
they would be kept on lent diet, and
be made TO eat the hEh.