The POLYNESIAN.


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twenty one months have now elapsed
since the Laplacc Treaty became the law Of
tins Kingdom. 1t still continues to be IA SUBJ
J'ct OF discussion with all classes, particular.


y the propriety of insisting as sine qua
non, upon the insertion of Article SIXTH
admitting ardent spirits in direct Opposition
TO the enactments and interests of this GOV
ern'nent, and portion OF the mercantile part
oi me community. 1t is upon this point more
than upon any other, that the controveIsy
between its advocates and opponents ha'
turned, and we may Judge of the tone OF
public feeling from the expressions of the
press abroad, it has cast an odium upon It,
which noE'ing but its entire abrogation can
ehace. NominalIy it was inserted for the IN
terests 4. French merchants, and to afford
an additional market for her manufactures
nut VIII the French nation continue to force
It upon weaker people, when it can be