Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-21 00:00:00, page 3

'He warm at the root. -lndependensi
merica, in one respect, ecandessdone 'mi
he earth; it is the only repuhlic in the
oown World. Hence iis destiny is of
use generuiinteren to mankind, than that
rhaps of any other nation ; there depend
g upon it the happiness or wretchedness
! unborn millions, as well as of mishns
ow bring. The soundatione of our re-ss
ublicanhmitutions were laid, under pe
uliar advantages, and by Men of singular ss
isdom, in:egrity and patriotism. As no
nation ever had so many and so great si
vantage; sor eszablishinga free rcpubli- :
- government, eo no one esse has been
nored with such means of preversing and
iss'si'ssssct biting repuhlican institutiopz, If
epublic succeed, soca series of age:,
si pondently to the wishes and view: of
it founden, it will chew tossthe world that
cietieo of men are eppable os enablishing
free and extdlent government srom re
cction and choice, and of supporting it in
pize oflhecinv-igu'essisiof .kaavery and sac-,
inn. [: will exhibii'a grea: and ealumry
!:unple mmnkind, an example which e
tually miy-be followed by other large
in: ofpeopkia different poru osthe
rid. But, ousissdle other hand, it the
..enexperimenc that u_ making in thin
untr) ebould sail, there wou'd be no en
angement lest sor others to if) it , es co
her nation probably will be cheer situat
&, or combine more advantages for the
ublishment and Wenanee of republi-r
- institutione—or, is ,noc till severasis
emioue of men ehal e passed away.
tie almost certain, that if this repdbiie'
uid be uproocedy . long reign of despa
These reﬂectiom have nfisifnn from an at?
.:nLior- to the proceeding os Congnngupon
he puiaionof che widow of the mnriyred
amihpo. - Such an obninace, peneverings,
dignant, uritorous opposilion, m : claim,
udetatesi, and in itself evidently just, we
we never before witnessed. Such a fiend
"ke perziqacity coul-J have arisen alone from
among, which are a disgrace at once to
csiman nature and the individuals who che
h them. ls it not enough that the bones
( Hamilton are mouldering mto dusr, hur-'
'ed to : premalure grave by the hands of :!
iscream and an ouccast murderer ? Must \
xe spirit of revenge and persesicutinn pursue
destruction all who bear his name andss
wn his blood ? \Ve trust not. \Ve uusc
ere is yet integrity enough in Congress
o dojusuce lo the lamily of a brave and
kind Servant. \Ve cannot close this at
islc without declaring our warm applausc
I the manly and houorabie conduct us Mr.
ohmon, and some mher demucrsinic gen
lemeg They have done their duty nobly
deopfee of the huwhugs m malignixy and ;
evengc. The approbmwn ot meir own ]
ent! man be their grene reward.
As : writer ofdee]: nga'eiey, an eminent
tuum of our own country, long einee re
' de, " m-my will eeneh uv—tlm of
- - nen who ;hqn oynrlurned tho libertin
s "_M w under lum be
isi-s, would be buried with their" viczkm in
{debt grave. .—But did, no. . (be sacred
un must be re murdered through the 59
ple! thou :: held lion dear while liv
mshcdndb on of:]!- unbind; mur
mctlm Me! to th' comb, : cnizen
' iqlo hh own cbmmnhe bemshe
ctiot. nsid the pfvso'nnd um it vould'
sonablysi be espied shut the cbuliduuiay
ho bed been bssndded by Ili- olent: and
- would ensue.
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_ thesi'tr ean to the voice of experience. ! Will
We have arrived at an ahrming er'uie;
: and nothing under hearen can aave us from
pluog'mg into the worn kind of dupotium.
but the good ocnu ud puriothm of the
people at large: in them We um have con
sidcnee. They will not, much longer,per
severe to an erruncrous opinion respecling
their own interests ; theywill not commue
blind lo the wicked arzs os demagogucs.—
The nate of New York is awuking out osa
ten years' trance. The current us public
si opinion is changing fast, in various "parts
si, of the union. " Truth is great, and will
3 prevail."
I FRENUTWAR.
} The following and the article srom Mar- ss
jblchca'i, cotroborate the late intclligcnhe"
; lmm Bordcasix and Cijon of a generallei- 3
ssl zure of our property in France.
! Captain ]osiah Pratt, of the brig Poca
! hontas, of New-York, captured on her voy
f age from Tonningen, and carried into Bou
i logne, writes to his consignees thus—** Oﬀ l
! the mouth ofsithe English Channel, ! was
, boardcd by : privateer, treated politcly and
Fsusi-red to proceed. Soon after, ( was
; boarded by three small French boats. who
? took the brig into Boulognc, put'myaelf
? and crew into prison, 'wouid not allow me
si to speak to any one, or to have pen, ink or
,si paper. After being imprisoned some dnvs,
: was suﬀered to proceed to an inland 19".—
;' where ! wu permittedto hnvopen, " _
they refuse to receive inetruetion even from
their own dear-bought experience? Not
withstanding the warning voice of hutory,
sithe ndmonitione of our wieee and best men,
Land our eingnlnr advantage: for correct po
liticnl conduct, the great Ameriean repub
ltc huof late been travelling fast tn she
beoodrdnd to despotiem and ruin. A vil-v
ling ear he: been gtven to the ﬂatteriel cti
crafty demagogues. How vaunting were
their promises ! How pitiful their perform
ance! They promised a greater share of civil
rights and political freedom. Look at their
deeds ; the bill oﬀered in the senate sor
euspcnding the privilege of habens corpus,
the enforcing act, the gag-rule, &c. &c."—
Let these men have their way, and m : few
years the people would be stripped of al!
their privilegee. They promised economy
anh the d'tilusion of general prosperity.—
What have they done. ? 'l hey have squan
dered the public monoy, they have destroy
ed an abundant revenue, they have ex
hausted asull treasury, they are compelled
to borrow millions for the support of even
a peace estabhshment. Like the lean bite,
thatcame out ol'the river N.]e, they have
eaten up every thing : and yet continue
lean and hungry. Only compare this coun
try as it two when these men sirst came in
to power, and as it is now. The contrast
is astonishing.
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'na'vig-ated by native citizens of the U. S._
Forthe information of those who unju
t'erestsesid in - the Mutusial Anurance "Sociaty
againztssssFfire. in Vifginia,zz !? xnown—
Thd'the Suprcme 'Court of the U. Scales.
it that;? term. in the tuju taken before
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then
lowing pointe
union Fire on Buildingo, of the State of
Virginia, which was instituted and enab
liohed by the act: of the Vir "!.qu
mmudmsm- bm _ n-siq-ect
No caqse for this outrageous conduct un
assigned by the captors.
( N. T. Even. Put. )
ofkunsslte, Gut beguiled theþd'phby
theirﬂntteriee, end It he: had them with
theehaeklee ofelmrya—Be til! mond! the
GNEInn repubhce, m: perhepe nolt of the
free repubfiee thnt have ever exiated in thtgi
world. '
paper."
Will people'never be wise? Will they
ehttt their e) et to the light of history, and
This brig was owned, commanded, ao'd'
m. Thnt the Mutuai Ascaunce Soeiety
" mites error, determined thefol
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Tucsnn. March 20.
Isr- Clay oﬀered a resolution which was
adapted to instruct the poet-muter-gcneral
to give information respecting the poet
rnute to N. Orleans by Athens in Georgia.
{This reeolution had for in object to obtain
more particular information on the subject
than was contemplated bythe reeolution of
M r. Stanford, pened some day: eince.)
Mr. Sunky reported : bill.!or the relief
os ]ohm Carr. The bill wu read twice end
ordered to be engroued for a third reading.
ss Mr. six! from the eoumittee of conser
.sience, on the cemue bill, reported that they
had agreed with the committee from the
:enate respecting the mendmenu to aid
bill.
Mr. Yahmm from the committee of
claims made sundry unfevmble repom.
The house contorted.
sie-e wi?! sa- acts! 4}
emidentim of thesibil for one untime!
die dey. The notice mpneedd lit.
'Livem'e'e. 'The-quoth: an tei- 'by
an endm-dmied—Aynu. Ic
ﬂd- Tlsiutthe addidmalsipw to be
demmded under the act of lids in tue- of *
resolution, and under the ruled of the So
tiny punumt to that act, m determin
ble mits on the diﬀerence between the a
mount of the ﬂat and [an valuations of the
name property upon which the original pu
mium had been obtained, and polieies had
been granted prior to 1805. The judg
mentbin the case involving thin point wan
;cve ned.
'are trotuateere or volunteet militil,_ of ..
eedtM, unleesie they hue Beadieelm'g- -
ed in the manner prenribsied by tho' sink
end regulatone of the loeiety. Thsie isitsitdr'si; "
"heat of the cireuit courtidtbc suit con- '
si ingthit pointmnfimdtritbeom- ;
.pecting commereial intereoune, ne teke
up. The zenzte ldhereto theiljmeld
wente.
, Sd. That there value diﬀennee' to re
cts'peet to two mstitution between the mem
bErs thereof who reaided in Alexandria and
when houses imured are in Alexandria,
and the members rending and owniog
in Virgioia.
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eede from their vote, end ngreewith the :
nendmn of the mule.
some gentlemen have told as they are like
the old sachioned minute men of the revolu
ttun. He was oppuaed to each kind of af
misi-e,etpecially as there wasat French: no
necessity of an army of any kin
Mr. Pierson made a very luminous and
able speech agninat the bill. He stated that
this cxperiment would cost the U. Stateam
least, two million of dollan, without the
slightest prospect of benesit.
Mr. Emmatt moved to amend the bill by
the following provieo. Provided. that the
volunteera to raised shall not exceed twen
ty thousand.
The question on th'u amendment was
taken by ayee and ones, and lost. Aye:
38—noea'70.
The bill waa then ordered to be engroued
foe a third reading to-morrow, and 'the
house, at : late hour adjoumcd.
After Mh Key': amendment was pened,
the question recurred ou passing the bill to
it thtrd reading.
siilr. ."Jasely was Oppoaed to the bill ge
nerally. He thought this measure was in
tended to sit both war aml peace, and there
fore not exactly santed to chher. He satd
we had lately uu extraordinary propeasity
to ancl PsOjccll. Is we are to have a navy
it must be unlike all other names. We must
have some ships to fight on the water—tor
pcdou to fight under water. and gan boat!
to fight by t-tttd or water,:u occasion ways
requtre. Now we are about to have an
muty—gentlcmen who are in snvor of the
biu had not yet told us what kind of a force
the is, which is cantemplated by the bill.
lt na— milttia—it it a regular army—the mea
HOUSE OF REl'RESENTATlVES.
[concwoem]
_ [TaLenfor Me Alexandria Gozme.]
The bill from the leane ('Mlcol'e) n-_
)!r. Love moved to ssetpoamthe (under .
The but
Mulivnmwe moved the: the house re- '
Congress qs the Umtcd State;.
Motion March 19.
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