Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-29 00:00:00, page 2

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ss Rmz-meee,AM
si si
ssWIy Cctndtc, 6 Dcllnn for An.
My Gum,: Doctor:- si
" no.-m.", MNUARYctsssi
" si Ww apprGte in your pry,-nisi
M'W'Þe 5- iad-pasible under.
Bfiw " " * ' of . ' thee:-ferm
_, si ffictsshnjommy kid) meum-nal dia- !
si 'sictzssvmsilhhdeclltssjnin, he, him.
" T '* utm- you'nttcittion for-a
si ( mctW-lssmw
' "pil not can-"54,
. THE writer who vow preoumn to
.ddresl you will not she: to concenl from
yon-tho! he it not um the number of
your pdﬄcd ldmiren. :: honestly op
qu ' ( hu- siclection to the but of his
m QWOP man that have not been
"kid-side? When, not from the world.
Bomld lglh do it; is the pan; ture a-ct
" "it deptIÞ-bllt ender" compcb him to
grete.
** m people's money might then be
underetho whatever use: the ruling par
t) pleased, and the nation not be the wiser ;
and this eﬀected by calling the previous
queltion! An old oionerisirom Pennsylva
nizt had even the audacit to avow as a rea
son for ndopting this netZrioua rule, that an
.pproprizttion bill might be " stopped in its ss
:sitsoage, if the minotity chose to discuss
e!"—isinssothcr worth [and plain language]
out. a great of the People's int-ney might
be pm ented by a discussion of the wine. -
ity. axe-11! they GOQU be suggetl. by cal-ing
she previous qtunton! !! In this no it
'mlﬂ be in-the power Of the cnnting, w In.
ing;. unite erew,to rob the pt: tplc of their
* rights. But tlevcr they call it up again,
they at: expeet to have mote truth- tnu
tho:-n' ich mll not be etillsi-ssl by the "
rtrr, :] they have been ; end nithu' the
tnnjority have the power of carrying the
vote, it will be . deer bought victory."
[Came dmmh]
*37'o ei-ess- _ nctr {the voi-came.}; Gsiczem.
" Walnuts-row, In. 15, mo
? na wi, ;
. '- {? me the Spirit of '76,
ces yenmþy IN . time: of Philo-lau di
"fected to the Preschnt. contains muse im- {
- port-at truths, lad ou he carefully to be
si'peruscd by cvcny'Tricn so his counuþ'. [:
as ssid to have, been written by Mr. IN"
*ct-*:*'*_", memhcr- Of Cungress. ( shink it
.. carries in iueICSufficic-m proofs of she fact.
. ]: csnuds be denied, thus the council! of our
ctnacion are managed by s secret hand, The
busily Wplﬂ, unless put down in pesson,
wu'l bring on ruin and inevitablc destruction
" to our couth. silt is the- peOple- whom
they-are mificing—to their ambitioits pro
ject-. They pipe and dance, but the pro
ple ** tntut my the piper." This French
inch willnot clo- It is time the peOplc
should look into the state of their aﬂ'uin;
and read picture they will find ; little
oltort ol national bankruptcy. ss'I'he mad
when-e: of earl-arg- and non-intercourse,
have brought us to the brink of destruction :
end all to gretifv sister France and support
the umu corn.-ter. Thi: is the true
cause that tutnedct Jack-on adrilt, and is go
ing on very fastto involve no in : war with si
Great Britaia ! l'think it will not be long
best-rethe people, with one. voice will say,
" d'ﬄtthc 'family camp-et." it is high
time the people knew what becomes of their
money. Ond' hundred thou-cttmd doilars to
Sam. Smith, for bill- on Purviance & On.
which were well hnown at the time of it
Would not produce the money. These
pretended'srtends of the pectple take great
liberties; In short, the government has i
Men into the hands of those who are too
Yelk, "toomicited, to manage the aﬀaits
fifthe pe0ple ; and unlcu they [the people]
fym {Toorrect the proccdttrc," we shall cer
lhinl}! be kniaetL The rule for gngginq the
Inch nuns to be laid aside for the
Wt} god it is apprehentled they will
.. not dare bring it forwatd again. lt was a
deep kid plan to deprive the people of the
hot-ledde ot what was going on in Coa
To the Prm'dem bZ-Mc Um'u-d Sun.-.
N . !.
But,
coumcw. M _ Pn-Þsswctsi ss
And-w . m. they-time: ct-no
" " he,!nlfoundmoreptsiuhe
[Fnox ﬂu Sssktnrr or '76.)
si—sidsi . -"-..
A"
before them. It is that, here, as well as
in the unhappy country from which we are
descended; withle the clsmor and invete
rncy of hate between whig and tory--tritigs,
in power, become teries, and ton'eh 01"
osjmver, whigr; and to watch them ac
cordinqu. it is poor comfort to lhe'pco
ple of England to be told that the ecptenni
al act, which sapped their canstitutinn at
the base, was passed by the leading whigs
of their day, whose attachment to the house
ss of llanov. er, and their places; whose zeal
for the protestant religion, and stir pen
81'0718, drove the nation into reheltion, and
.shouk the government to its soundations.
ss And is : nolitician nrnpose to repeal the
Wx'l not Greek. Bricnin and France trem
ble at our poven as annoyance. when they
eee thinepm't ? When they are toksil by the*
sschnncellor of the Americm exchequer, the
greacen ("mancier now living, ** that the ex
pence: of govctnmem (en-buibelu qs the!
pay/ment: an account osmsie principal qs the (
debt ) have exceed-:d-me (two! receip'u in- !
to the venery, by I sum of near one mil- ,
lion three hundred thousand dollan !-->ae
three minions are necessary !Q make up the
de ficit ; and that in the even: of your, lum, !
reimburceeble by im'sitelmeyf: lflet they-ay";
ofpeace, man copetieute— the principd re- ,
eonrce for defnymg sine expence": {"Ah!-ry
we not "expect I lpeeizl mind-m to—jna'ke
deemen-ac for the oﬀence done ' by the " in-'
who: Mr.]adjon'kþon the delicate newe-'t
.of'dusiimsiditioe Mn Said)! _W'M. her she
Britielssxminimyctar, Thei'eie Iosisisid ' se of;
folly hawemundizusiedn pu' she:
been divided intoftwo- gangs, end-"driven, _'
like-,sseo many _W'est 'lndia negroes, under
the lash of : prootiltttcd lines)—that the
sedition law, and the revisionel arm-:, and
the eight per cent- ans, and—the ngsssiri
nor with France, were the works osfizk
relish; or, that the non-imporution act:
.the denial of the writ of habrdr'corpw, by
military force, and its [St-o osed suspension
by one branch of the legi ture ; the abro
gstion, by bill, of the constitution, as it re
spects treason; the embroiling of our al"
God osss the . 'eoplesisios tlksiUsio, ss
The sign! affiifctss'mass the .bpik 5
"people o any country tas! hI'P-ct' '
ministration of its .lsiﬀlm. it.
ehould be managed well- lt fist-If
constitutioital desinition 'of treason, suhsti- ]
tuting in its place the clerkes and desires
of his own wicked heart and crude under
standing; or to suspend the writ of habeas
corpus-no palliate its deftance by the milita- -
ry at the point of the bnyonet; or to en
force an embargo, [or any thing elsel by
prosrratingsi every cherte-red, as well as na
tural right of the citizen ; or to screcn Sam.
Chase, or lion, or Willtinson, or ]nhn
Smith, of Ohio, from Well earned punish
ment—l care not to which faction he be
long; he is no politician for tue.
But ( am wandering from my purpose—
which is to request your serious .attcn'ion,
and that of every soht r wind in the state,
not so much to any thing which I am able
to r-fl'si-r to your consideration, as to the
** annnal report of thesisecrecttary of the trea
sury," made to congress on the li'th of
l)-..-c. This memorable and mottrnful state
paper merits, and must fere-"tie; the deep
est attention. lt is conclttsit-e as to the po
licv which has been pursued for the last
three years. Hitherto, the contest has
been carried on by chmges, mixed with
some proof on the one side ; sntl peretnp.
tory deniais on the other; and. the good
people have not known which party to be
lietfe : more especially when all their know
kdsissssc of the charge! and proofs against ad
m'mistration has been derived from so im
partial a source as the ministerinl printssi—
There is now, howeVer, a stantlnrd tosi
which all may have access; from which
oppo-ition will not. and atlministrtt-tion cua
nat appeal. in this sinking poli'tical ba
rometer we diszern : revenue dtv'snclling;
in time short years, from "sixteen millions
to ten; from ten to an arm an lum!—
an enormous aurplus of preceding years ;
[before folly had snatcht-tl the him of go
vernment] exhausted ;a redundantrevenue
dried up; and before any thin like prepa
ration et-cn for tltfence is me e, aloan of
four millions certainly (perhaps more) be
comes neccsaery! This is not the lontny
picture of a sactious federalist, am a dis
eontentetl minority me, accused (for so
cusstion is ever ready)" of private grief;"
it is the fairest view which one of the cabi
art—(himselfe man of transcendaut abili
tieo)—can present of the state of the nation.
brought to this oint by the measures and
the counsels of is patron, his collettzttcs,
and himself
"quence to" them (bower-er Wrfii 33?
the leadirr. far whose emnlumm—sheyhanct :
out, and the rich-ty non-intercourse him
have been the ,upurious oﬀspring of (self
called) republc'cwxs. The people may in
fain abroad; the embargo, that loathsome ct
deed acqttire'one benefitjrom the knots
" *si war:-53?
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hipsichssefi-tj'ss -. ' " si'iiiumlered-sim .she
hare.-by—sisssvsr' , ., mue..- Seven-mer
' anything .. , is address andrusstnlitie's,
" st the tyrant mism-that denit-ssstgo- me
si ' ** the liberty of the "so..." .
lldich 47 _ oznmhitious **_ to; consider? bsiy ,
then-"so) {end hissxx-hsin'nhct. "(White-en}
to obtain for him,-by [is :;timt and prayerssf-ﬀ-i .
The measures which have led to our pr, Lnt'
(Hast-rous and disgrscesul condition, were
the measures all/w: man. Espnuse them,_
and they become your own. You identity
yoursels with him, who with a full and per.
sect knowledge thathe was about to sur-ss
render into )our bunch : beggarrd exche- '
quer. and that the deception could not be"
kept up ttvclre mouths after his sette-at to
the mountain. gramly came forward in his
lust official address to Congrsiss and to the;
nation, aﬀecting to be unmrrassxl with'
" the surplusses of our revenue-," and pre
tending to tnx the ingenuity of the legish
ture, not with raising supplies, which he
well knew to be then wantzng, but in devis
ing ways and means to rid the country of
the burthrn osalsiedurdant treasure ;——A
man," who died (politicnlly) will: a who in
his mouth !" it is on record—[t isd-posit
ed in the archivesuf his country ! 1; Was
:: deception, too, tending, with the ignorant
multitude of his worehippers, to throw the
mlium. of the present desuicationsi from his
shoulders upon your own—40 make uou 're
sponsihle [or the sudden Ch.-age eﬀected by
his absence from the helm ut gth'l'nlhs-nl—
snr the vanishing of the ssiliry treasures—
the rich succession which he [moded over
.- ; .
" em er
On rccut'isitng to mcjnttmsius m m; "nun—
os reprsistntatch-s, ] find ** that so much
of that me szage as related to the dispmiti-m
of the nurplnsses of- our revenue in th
imprwemznt of sum s. canals, rivers and
educaticn, was rel'crrt-J to a sclect eoznsi
mittcc." Why a report has not been in vcle
on this subject, is, ] ittpposr, like ever)- n.
thrr sailnrc of the four years, charged-de
to the misconduct of Mr. Randolph, its
chairmain. But wherefore that chief os
political sinncra sitou'sid have hctctn St'lct'trtl
for thisimpmtant tnsk, fzr for the delicate
inquiry at a pr' csiding zeasion. recommend
ed by the president (along with a book, ex
tracted from the Enquirrr, and resting on
the colosssiil li.;sis at its td't—ssir'; Vrracity)
" whether tht: defect on Burr's trial Was in
the evidence-. the law, or the application of
the law !" ,.*: might made the ingt-nuity
of Mr. Speaker Varonmfitirly to account.
Bntl mustleuvc the eX-pt'tslsstlcnt and the
great deliuqucnt, Ramlulph; one of whom
already stande, and the 0ll1'.'.' must soon
stand displaycd in his true character,- to
attend to weigh'ty matters. '
! must again ask your attt—nzion to the
secretary of tho treasury's report. By it,
in perceive that the ech-ncss-s ol' onrscrmi.
dablc navy and rrdaubtnble army [including
the lndian tlcp'attint-nt] have for the year
past excecdtctd six misliuns of dollura ! and.
that unless the-ac branches of exPL-ndinjr:
are imtncdiateiy reduced to less than ssnne
hall of that atrmunt, the: nation [even g.",
passing no ctacrease ol'onr prtstntexPen-l
ces] must him: an annual dusiuit of more
than three millions of dollars ! or in other
words. must enter on a carcer leading to
unnvoidnblc banktnptcy. ! .hsinwth you,
tir, to compare (or a moment the cost of
these: institutinnl with the public bent-sit
derived from them ;* or with the pmlrttion
which might have been niFirtled to the
country, at one tenth part et the expence,
by placing arms in the hands of every able
bodied man in the: connnnnity.
' Our {all-m! gan-boat: tail out of port,
and then, tail blcit ng-In. Gur warlike
officer: pocltet their pay nnti emniuznentl,
and peaccnbiy devote themselve. to wot-dy
warsarc : to the editing of minicteritti jour
nuln in the net-vice of ittl Gttllic and ltulinn !
majesty ; orsi lstﬂ' taking a trip to Paris nt
the public eitpemr, to sit them'tt-ivn with
regimctttttls of the man fashionable cut,
employ their iesiinure in curryinct; manage-,
marsimiling ludiet. on the part-do of on an
nrmbiy room, And cutting member: of eonsi
gren- Tha repttblicnn doctrine (out of
power ) was " quublt'c money wit/tout an
equivclmt or unite." Th' text in to be
found in t : poiiticd bibic. \Vherc shall
we look for the commenm-y? Shall we
find it in an army neceiving t'uii Pay, ra
tiom nnd clothing, thh entpty rcgtmeutsi
. !o'u. _ .
, ' By the [twist-report of the committed
of invectissgalion out]: at the last' union ,nfct
congrcnut uppun time time: (it: edm'ttidra
tion of ssMr. leon-an cmenced- tbsie'si "ij.,
it:: not! the nation idollm Italian,-and,
th any doihssri fizmn The prolusiibn
of (the lntsi-fssthm year-si ;sguandercd about
tsshm souﬄil (t'—write trunk mo'-am 'W- !
not put-ing to be c'x'siut utasithninpoﬂim} ss'
of thissl'lttm. Cut Ram-( . __
to you ; his-frian.
,:hi- he} be gain); os mix-since. qusssy was;
not ssacuvt—gleman-gss si . si
lhch said this no jsslfi-Wþftplsed evssf;
for (le-lence. Thin. 'msiuysi—jcen .lo simple :;
cmtradisctcion os'whift run Unless-turned ; ;
youi hie "nuing! to (!:va I}!!! will sipo'rsssi.
hap- besi deqmcd injnkeþm ' repuhlj.
any. okhqgtcwich ss _ ' m: m.
vile conﬂict- ssw: but)! ct, \ of the cut.
Fagrmsinl wnh which-fled. oucss ]: sin. _
NWcs'cl', war:-ly um mxþavdnn'aﬂq in" .si.y
Assnrrlcau cuizm w dss-msisissin- MFW
of due arm, speaking if ram-mo- l'cv
sidcmial manage, me now desk-if , -
dom which wu examined not mankinde
occasion." by ! Bmiﬂl subject; o'dfm'd'ﬂfinr
of the house oft-momen", KKTM so :
.lpc'ech tsimmssctche ths-ons!- ' "
s Sir ]ohn uttng-int, ;n ctgcthlqctnd upright :
patriotn eversissqt'h ;- Paul-tive bed de:
claml in hie place, ing-hasty; If", that
the insertion! hanidedsi- in *mysial'_ tpeechsi-s
_ot' messages, veress not 19 be itnsiplieit y re
licd upon; for 'thdt the cmwnctftctntght sum
' and infaz-t' had needed, in conytguence of
bony., or treacherous- information, whatas.
terward- p'jowd not to be true- Parliament
had (he snid ) been mares], by l- mienm
' speech from the throne, that all alliance
- had been entered into between the emperor
and Spain, in cnnsormity Wthc lsseeret arti
Icles of which, Gibralur wax-tain" !) en
wrnted from ul, end the pretendetplec I
by force on the tho-one as Great-British.—
Considering the situltion end circunntun
cee of the contracting mass-Wine [stri
od, thin intelligence uppenrcd to many. at
' the time, mmantie and incrediþle gctqd it
was now known to be fnct'ce, :th it time
than rt'Psﬂvch asie' big-My Bsrecttctcchul to
ss the crown, so much a {& Me it. _
i " lt'is remarkable ebbagh, thatthd dem
mtiosin of sir ]obn Bet-need rebn .tot/mt -
spit-th of the king of England within we '
preceding reign wh eh gave. such-just urn
brage to the man of Viennn, they M. th
. Palm, the i-nperial miniuer'ctn Land-manus
ordertd by the emperor to presentfn'nmtn
st'nnc: toctlhe British eomsiss cisiffi-rgitxge'ze
kin,; n with nium-dom mi-vesiþwwm,
' and'n'rith Meat.-{ing acxettiopa' tibi! us as!
j'azmdalian ;" and nating" "did: his impa
riul in:-jet)- was nrm k whi .the . .most
astonisazucnt, that. the king us (ire-et Bri—
tnin could suﬀer hitmsif to be prevent-I
upon to declazo from the royal throne, to
that most renownrd nation, an crrlssin .uasil
undoishted ssictsJ/ting ! abszl-si'lcly vad zfch'
soul;.sjbtz'o:t.*'ct With this memorialﬂwas in.—ma
mittcd from icnnamjeftter'ftom chaimzt-ll-si:
Ziuzendors (the iinphiist prim'e mitiittgr)
to tun:): Pains, exzssr-ltsily evinffihding him
in the—name of in": ilrþﬂ'fﬂl majesty, oft"?
pressiming lhc memorial to the;.iing of 0.
Britain, to Publicb it 0}?!le wiss-X ib? lette)
for the iujanmt! on 2] Me BrilM hasten. -
she chancellor Zmzendorf aﬂirmct's in this
letter " that it in easy-to to:-thctl'the spret it
was made for no other purpose'but to ex
cite the nation to an open was with the rm—
pcsor and Spain, and to mitke the parlia
.mentuppmve the precipitnte and buthrn
_some m :. : net, when the government ba:
counsel-private me]; (no twdsi lut- um."
ss , [Let-'a to be cocdfitumct]
M-w
At one o'clock ,, n. on HKTURD \Y tho
tom dny of 'r'cbrunry out. the mbncrshw
will oﬀer for "In. at tlm who home,
A Lot of Ground on the nor-th
nkle of Rlnp, emit. bound him: & We
tor nereeu. mon- ln'g in sins-.: on Kknx
ss 80 sect 4 (when. lad-put oosm. haunche]
the north by annny' enlhy.
ss The We will be mule-Sand" : deed .ns
(me! in the mbwrshqro and an im'inptpuble
title conjcycd to the purchhhci'. A (man of
three. his, um! Osi momhn am be enow-4 on
od "punctu- naun' with no ;Wd en
.mr. A sun on 'NstW'W—"ctl be ::
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A BnLg-ss'mctfi 3 Dweshng-bmsc;
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