Bill, was again tax n uP.-Mr. Stan
f5rd fpoke an hour and an half a.
gainf it quoting various fpeeches Of
'Q8, made by Gaiatin Varnun', and
others, againlf Standing l4ruaie5 }
and alfo he fenfiments of PreGdent


Tcferj5n againlt fuch military
force he concluded by obferving,
that the future hiltorian would be
perplexed to find ary diitlnttions
between the two administrations
(Adam5' and f8eD6n'll = Armies,
navies, patronages, and taxes, though
at fri exploded, now appeared to
Be as much encouraged as ever
[6~ ". 3. This D4r. StaV5rd is a
gaod North Carolina dcnscrat.


In the debate on this bill, Mr.
RanasLb gave the following account
Of the change Of his view Of pollicks
and politicians :--" He faid, he WITH
ed to fate a fact which he had be-
fore itated IN COngretS, Which nc
underitood had been denied, but new
er in his prefence. and he had called
for an open denial Of it.-At that
time he had called on the Secretary
of State to obtain padports for
young relation whom he was about
to fend to Europe. Until then, he
was on the mott intimate footing
with that officer (Mr. Madi6a.) In
converting with him on the fubjed
Of onr relations with Spain, he was
informed by him, that France would
not permit spain to enter into any
ttipulations for an adiultmert Of our
differences with her, unle(s fuch flip
ulations ware accompanied by fun
of money from US, which money was
to 60 to Franee. That Esance wan