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relinquilhe8 ell pretenfons 10 it, and pro-
ceeds cn the fup2oftiQn, that France has
IN unconditional right to PofcGs herfelf Of
he territory fhe has acquired Of spain,
with the privileges lhe has uGurPed from
The United States.


This filent acquiefcence of our miniter,
i'm the ulurpation Of our right at New
Orlean:, left no obNacle to the exorbtance
Of France, in her Pecuhiary claims for the
cef}ion of territory, which, retained as a
colony, might tie uleielS burthen TO her.
But, let th. Firt onll ihould be unap-
priied Of the inclination Of our miniltcr
to make other facrhces with tie relin-
qui.hment Of our right Of depoiit, and the
befowment Of our treafures 70 regain it /;
rhe memorial generouAy reminds him Of
it, a1d even propoies, in eXpreis VOrdS,
the cei-ion Of New Orleans to the United
states by France, 9 7U:t5 The rslsrVs TO
France) oftbs rigH Of entry IT MI TIMES,
free tJom al ofber duties t5an tbgle Paid By
american VlGSb."


his article furnilhes the true character
Of our sable negotiator." It's frank
acknowledgment Of a difpoGtion to vilify
the government he reprefcntS, by violating
the faith Of exiting treates--a dilpoGtion
that dilcovers the uniuG and inconGlerate
policy of the bet wifdom Of democracy,
its Pronenefs to anarchy, and its degene-
racy Of. principle


By our laws, all foreign veaels NUT pay
higher duties than our own by our trea-
ties with England, Prufia and the Meth
eriands, thole nations nall be held t1 pay
no other duties to our government, than
the mott favored nation, and thall have all
other exemptions and privileges in CONS.
uerce wirh each nation: and we are fur
,heT pledged TO Great Britain by treaty,
that in time Of war, as is the preient BE-
tween that power an4 France, 10 Ib1ter
Q, rqgg hall b. givca IL 2ar f9rt5, 70 l4eb
rs byV- mads bri=e on Briy5 (u4ied5."
Now to accede to the French, the right
of entry : at III timsJ," according TO the
terms of The memorial, at an American
port, would BE to render that port a
theatre Of havoc, and imPole on our gov
crnment The necelnty Of flPporting and
defending it.


In luch an event, tho the Netherlands
are proltratc before France, and Prutlia
nj lit vieU our negotiation with indiIer-
ence, ing and would lack neither the
ability nor the dif2oGtion to redrefs herlef
with the fpo;l, Of our unprotected prop
erty, while the maritime weakneG5 Of
France would render her a milcrablc afiE-
tant in the quarrel to which her policy mad
fcduc1d the credulous dupes Of her arti-
fee.


What then is the acquihtion Of a re-
mote "trip Of territory, or even the exten-
five wilderness Of LouiGana, If the pur-
chaf- is 70 lie accompanied by the villa
lion Of treaties, the diitTcfs Of our com
merce, and above all, an alliance with the
lpirit Of ufurparion that has already rob-
bed Us of millions, and would never ccale
10 grafP while a cent remained in our
treaiury. CASSIUS.


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The 'oIo.mg arcle II from a late London Piper and