Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-04-03 00:00:00, page 2

ss'si SAMUEL sxssowonxss
RncHneffi-lkmlrhﬂ
A List of Lett'crs
:Maz'ning in the Part Ornclpdlexan
drl'a, (Oohembia)_ Marcn 81, "10. '
.ct'sil-ss si n.
Mrs. !!th Adam , Lucy Addiooni
Mr. Charles Alexander , A. B. ,
" _"Ml'-ssWillissujm Humer; Henry Heald;
. Rldqd C.!looe; R. \V. Harwood ; George
]. 11th Wnﬂopwood; French A. Hide,
2; Rapmcl ﬂnﬂgkin; Alcxanncr Hender
"" o . Z'Doctorlizn; Messlcurs
'Assdcxsi-oderﬂclﬂmon and Co. 2; Captaiu
lhnmas Hilc. - '
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B.
, Mrss'ﬂlomu K.Beu1c;Mardelh-; John
, Bfigbt; Walter D. Bmoko, O; Benjuxin
' Msi. awoke; Inne- Bndford , Richard Bet
ty* , Geosge Heal]; Willinm Bumu; Silu
., Babauuunpph Bamhouse; Mn.1-1mnah
-_'-B:ieo , 'lhcmu Brussm; Mondeur Bank;
- Christian HJailey' , Mn. Bell; Ctthh
si- "a Bed,: .
, , Daily Gum: 6 Doctor: per amum.
Cow Cmne, : Dollan.
si- WC-Jlssrissplm; George 'lss'om"; thn
0
. . - F.
1-' si ..Mr- Richard Fitzhugh, 2 ; Monsieur Fre
' IN isi-Mn. Elim \Vashiugton; —- Blood;
.Clþllyiﬂsi owe Forgic. . '
' :zj mzsmz, unu- :.
- si—
/ "mad un numnn !!
' C.
Mr Issnsiu Cartcr , 'lhomn Gum" , An
tsihony Caqpioni , Geqrge Carter; Junc
Caasir , Mr. —- Canon' , Thomas Connely ,
Josiah Cle'vdhnd; havid Coakley , lawes
Cnaik, 73; cmﬂes L. Cum- , Mrs. Mury
Soler Inner Chrk, -,3 Sarah Chichestcr ,
Man Cui-I ; Sand Cmdeu; Susan B. Cor ,
'u
Tutty} Thou lum", hn E. 'l'honpss
ton." ' '
si . 'si ct ctUo "
Thei— UM. ss
' siioonbm 'I. Whnl ;
prﬂyw; on.: .!ohn ]! : wax ;
siJV: P; ' Wax; lWW—uz
ohn
* si.._--*.--_-. .... . o.. - .___...
win;":- cthsiomlve ; lsaac s. Gardner;
ct \_le'um Greek! ; Miss Caty Crant.
loth: Robey; Inner Read} lamel_Rig
den; Richard Rudcliss; lemn Runickz
Doctor Robut Rose-z Doctor Henry Rose ;,ss
Mn: And Rlim; Mind Cnhlrine Rich
ndn ;_ Min Harrioe Ronr ; Smna-Ssi. Ri
h! :. Mr : Thomas Swilk ; lain Shepnrd;
Sunne! Hc Su'tith ; Amoo V : Sull-h 5 30!"
Sm z-Jnmn Selkirk, :; George Sunn
m; George Smith; Si'mpaou Sxont; lqlm
Mz'khn Sbaw; Gewp Slmpoonz 00
ma-mup lumm ; Capuin Willhm Stunss
woodA Ctpuin Eppn Somem; Doctor
Wllbn 'Imlxh; Mn: Catharlne Bind"
"Ill Idsi'lh lover s_ ?!" Mildnd Stcvem.
$.P.si Chuhm.
-' '.- D. _
. Mr. Thomn .H. Dawkinn; Clcment B
DLFKIÞ; losephþcnnison; .]onathan Derr
*) ipslssmilel Dido!) ; Means Dyiart & Mor
nw; Mrs. Lydn Dial.
" "Mr.";sqsilui sum, 2;
nuEva'ns.__
_Modqq Janddy, 2; Mr: Ieck'ins; Charles
W : Bﬂw'n; Thomas H: Joncs, Walter
chnn; Peter Joel; Phincas honey; Cap
tam John Jcnckes; Mrs: Penelopo Junc—
son ; ssMisiu Hanuah Jenkimss
K.
11}th Kirk; lamb Krider.
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William ": Parry; Thomas Peebles, :;
LowissiPlum'r John C:-Pinbhum; loseph
Paul! ; William Patzcrson; hood thips ;
Samueanku-z MnR E: Powdl.
si L.
John Lindsey; Theok: B: Lec; ——
Lovering; Alexandcr ]: Lawrence; John
Letchen. 3; lsnc Lum; —Wminm Lothem;
Joseph Uayg; Edward Lloyd ; George Lcc,
Cuptnin Eliphnlct Loring'; Spenser Luna'rd;
Am Lcsnvour; Colonel Charles Lime.
. M,
William Much; Patrick Mc'Neil, 2 ; John
Moncme; .Willhm M-rbury ; John Moon;
Rcverend O: F : Magnth; Clptain Wil
liam Minor; Mrs: lution: Munro; Gnco
Mungrm. ss
N !
\Villiam C: Newton; Henry Nicholson ; ss
Mr: B: N; clpuun John Nicou.
O.
Thomas Ogden.
ct-di' Bci-y the,"
coumcmn brennen;
Wind . si .
'"F' ! GlLP—IN .P. M- _
. sit: ctonc- ct .) . "5 ;
'Þ.
David Estem ; Tho
L
o.
"From the FM": Youi-hel.
- Dntocu'rlc Fr-ctctwﬂsslct-drtoxjs '
si From tho 7?! Wﬄctssoquhfﬄkctje)
pity the mjﬄsiv on to Qqnx-Y-v Musi :
te", m., "3:- to heeeqvmge þycheir- ss
' umu of dlgfilysissyﬂd tldmid to do.
t at which in right, the 'Dsimoqmie Edito
tial lull'Dop ere ly! soctu'O-lml threatetsst
them in such a manner. that-thev Me sore.
ed to turn backw BEM untold" " 'weak
men. end ulftt for the nations 't ey ficttl,
their undeeieive weather'cdek 'p'oiicy hot on
ly invites ineuk from their tyrannssieai party,
meeten. but is uloo attended with the un
happy consequence of cunning the people to
despise their repreeentet'tvee. if the m;
jority men in conarcn could only hear men
-of all partie: opeak of them. wieh they
would e'djourn, take oﬀ the non-interceuue
and not t'iﬂe with the people any longer,
- they would be appalled. But th': fact is to;
and thqugh the Aurora may feel nhnmd
to tellit to them, we will do not duty.—
-They hatre cpun outa union of conside
rable length without doing any thing to re
lieve the people from ,the intoieqahle bur
demitnposed on them by democrntic mie
rule. They have tantalizcd them for
Nosishla pndtssto wonder their patie'Pce is
; Baltimore, teem: ss' .?)SCd to inﬂiCtat least
I one hundred more on his political friends
i in eongrcn. While we disappruve of the
1
i
ltis strange, that the rerresentativei of
frecsimen are inclined to an mit ; (their re
solutions, oaths and dutiel, to the contrary
notwithetanding !) _
lt in strange, that the majority m con
grt'ct-sn. unlock at- each other for three 0!"
FOUR MONTHS, mertpadjourn, pick
the people'l pockvts, and do—nothing—all
without blttsh'tng for their degenemcy.
lt damage, that we have a non-inter—
conne with England. and yetsour Ameri
can venelQ-arrive at Liverpool per day. ct
ltis ltrange. that tho'ttgh some of our
. member! of congreu are of opinion that
the non-intercuurse law, is not in force. yet
nothing is done or proposed, to remedy.the
' evil. '
F It is strange. that one man can dieme to
; 72. nnd lend them yvhereloever he will. ,
[ It in nrnngc, that a mnjority os congreuct
Heetn dinpoeetl to ndopt their convey bill,
ss the submission principle-propoted by Gal-.
latin'to Mr. Enkine.
s !: will be stranger than all these thinge,
if thin puoillnnimouc junta do not overturn
the repnblicnn party :—
Antl moot stvnnge, that any of the sub
ninipn mon expect an honen' citizm enn
have \he fool hardy cernerity to defend
them, 83" when the- next election connen
'that-t
man to reduce .nothing to nomething len
than nothing; !. e. to Lnegntive unnttty—
that he .heuld reduce nn army : ready te
dueed nuﬂeiently.- [But, a Gangrene hn
submitted, perhnpo he in right! Cowmlke
;. non fidiculm when it meum with- .
"on} by lti'eide, 'nnd . adding cmt unn
in [n.d. An for the contemptibk nnvysiit'p ,
"sm'ptinsi shineth relyon. 'h oughut-i
tsihn' who cold or burnt, 0': 'PMMQI
oueeent topnvffi mo' " ,dven
&th .si 'W & 'WQ'IW.
lient- would in PM . W' wiss":
exhamted. But we 'do not blame un: w
preeentativee to musi'ch " thoue who elected
them. So long :: men are elected sis'rOPXPU'
ty motivusiand not from a convicuon tis
poncning euperior talents and integnty,
so long will the country be nervcleu and
ineﬂicient and the people oppressed.
The Moeaic law allowed only thirty and
nine ttripcs to be inﬂicted "on oﬀendcn,
but Baptia lrvine, the demacralie W/n'g of
indecent manner in which the Whig treat:
the democmtic representatives, we re-pub
lish it to shew the world what opinion that _
party entertain of the men to whom thccty
gave their votes. Talk not of democranc
virtue after this. ' ' ct
It is ttnnge, that the mnjority in cob
gress, having lost their character,'ehould
display no desire to regain it; i. :. that
having persuaded every peraon of their in
capacity to govern, they should not be
anxiqus to convince the public to the con
trary. ss
lt is strange, that nominnl tepuhiicans
fnnake their old profession, and fall in
love with Hamiltan's schcmce of blnking
and fiiiance—merely because Gallatin pro
poore them anew.
nconn !.nnonsi
it 50 etnnge, that John Rudolph choak!
" We have seen strange thing;: ta-day."
Lusic, V. 26. '
- [mon 'rm: BALTlMORE WH!G-]
STRANGE THlNGS: .
, L.; m] .
PXRBT LEBSON. -
ss-it (a drtttdz'ds new ; "Milk medd
tdntroy the npubnf] sissf'. " ss
sissss ,sict 11 ;. nfpnge; that- the mple thank! flee}.
? Wee.-not tnuchjwieer thinþyetbsinss
ztoftsiqprneotthem. ss _ t -- ct' \- ..
; siss-lx is not "range, that. such "creatqrn
eld-tn the. salertti members (whp'hnve fat."!
kind and sieﬂ'rpntetjy) it} {almost erery thing.—
The sedernl'titsidct in ' Cdn'g'rt-SQ ,generally. lorn"
the. tsi'eptcttblict'tns from their ground, force;—
them intn degrudingcotkcessinne of fact and
principle, siand thus indirectly force them to '
their purpose. Dnnn and other:, by lau h
ing it than asiet-uple bfhourg, Were ena' "}:
to protluce_tlt_e__Gt-thic resolution relat'we to
Mr. Fulfon's pt'oposition to lecture in their
hall. 'slttttt'a Not is fitted (even in that lit
tle matter,) upon the chasnctet of the na
-tion. si
Another method has been found success
ful in gtﬂling our democrntic tlupca and
palsying our party, viz.—-By inducing ig
noramuseesi to get upon'cliks on all necaai
ons : when an excellent unztntwrnble essay
'on national aﬀairs, appears in a democtatsiic
newapaper, the sederalists ask their etupid
antagoniste, if they me to be dictatt-d to by
newspnpen; and the ignoramust-e. to show
their extreme elevation. superiority, and in
' dependence, mount etilts twenty feet high,
and stall: along like overgrown hoye, dierc
garding the lessons of wisdom. and wonl,
_ dering that othtr humble mortuls are con-si
What in an individual would be consi
dered ac almost unparalleled i.) dishonor
and traud, is practised by the national le
gielamre. The" debtor paesiscs an act of li
mitation, nnd tells the poverty struck worn
out creditor soldier, or his petitiuning wi
dow and orphans, ** We acknowledge that
by your services, your blood, your toil and
eacrificeu, or those of your husband and
father, you have atchieved independence',
have been means of the enablishmcntof
our constitution, and h'av: enubled as now
to live on six dollars per day, while you
have not six cent- per day, and are many of
you incapable of earning : farthing. from
the lon ot limbs or of health. We causes
our obligations' to you are great, and that
your clninu are perfectly iust; but we
,eome time since pund an eke that we would
never pay. You hmpin old eoldiers, go
home; if you can nor , work; if you
cannot lnbor. beg-z i! charity presence a
denched hand, eterve. You widowe o} ge
nerals, colooele nnd captains, knit, epic,
new, do kiuheo work for our samilieectz is
; you are not ablelto do my kind of labor,50
? to the poor-house. You orphans, petition
ss- ing for unpeid arrearagee justly due to your
Lilltutrious sathen, moot of si'ou. we er;
; cousident, can get a living att e olough, or
r.besore the mast; is not; there [I a work
7 house in every nate for you."
Such, in sect. if not in speech, it the
Hunguage of : democratie majority in the
; house of repnuntativep. The fedemlieto
ss ate elu'ton to I men in (nor of paying thue si
eleime. So are come of the dance: ..ts. lt '
in ! shameful, en insumouo, . damn-sinblesiex- !
euu, made by many of the dcmc-crats, Lhnt'.
ss they cannot comistently pay time claims on
' neount of the outute oi ltmitation. Such
sign act ought never to hewe passed, but how
simy in it to have it repualcd, to two dey:
sifme. When Bonapartc tells thne demo
si em- tonop-lll intercourse with Hayti, the :
1billie pened in len than two dayes, but
' gem go by. and they hue not [entire, or
hatheyremnoutho .WIT. 11. W
" tent 10 walk upon [nell' own lest, uu !.th
bare ground! So that, is a patritct-t wishes a
certain measure to succeed, he must pro
pose : contrary plan in the newzpapers.7
This is the most sruitsul source of our dan
ger; the false pride and obstinacjfsi of the
ignorant. About thirty members of the
house of representativcs are an exception to
the still-men.
it is strange, that the commitcre us ways
and means should apply to Gallatin for in
structions on all occasions: it would be
more reasonable that the clerk should ask
advice and direction of the tx erchant, than
that the merchant should be directed in e
very thing by his clerk. But, since the
learned committee e'id implorc his aid, (on
the belief that " every one who askdh re
ceiveth ; and he that seglceth findeth")
It is atrange, that when they asked for
bread, he gave them a stone ; for a fish, a
serpent; nod, for an egg, a scorpiun.
it in atrange, the: people: do not peruive,
that the enraordinary conduct of congrcss
i: prodtmed .hy extraordinary causes—too
had and disgmcesul t.) be mentioned. Let
the democnts, at nex: eleccion, change thsi
Whole representation, excepting, as above,
thirty Or forty members of the house of re
preleltnivea—Nothing else can save the ss
country, than the election ol menqs talcuto
by the demooratic party. '
-——
t to rypeel this abominnble act. How,
From thecthzdcpendent Amcrica n.
t-- _ si - _, _,_
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sue Is unsssresc u, caul go to "": paar-r10_ll-YL'
! Mr. Macon has been a strenuous oppos— l'
. os almost all claims. He cometdm-s at
?umprs to justify himself by :.xying 'they
are dcbarrcd by the statute of limitatiou
: Nc-W. to use on: of his savorite Expreisions,
'fisir God's sake why does he not excsin him
self to have !hnt act repcaled ! _
A hired 8 to [alms for him four years....
'A: the ma of the four years A told B um.
f he had not the money by him then, but he
; had sufficient eswte anal cze long should be
; able to pay bim ,- that should he be oblige (l
' to pnv him" then he should be mined. B
Fthcn followed the aeas: now rich, after
; wards captured and poor again :again rich,
5 afterward! ahipwrec'kc'd and all lost. Ma
si ny years after, the shipwreckcd and for.
tune husscm-d mariner. blamed. Barcfoot
! and s'nirtlcss he called an A sat what Was
du: to him. A had h'vcome inimirnsrly
_rich. A thus addressed him, " True my
good friend, ldid owe you ; but since you
have been. absent. ! gave notice than I
would pay no debts not called for it :: given
time: that period has long :ince gone' by.
You, 'tis true had no knowledge of my de
terminzt'on, but your situation is at good
as that of an hundred others, who never
saw m) advertisemem. What'u one man's
loss is another'a gain. I shou1d do injua
in to my family if ! should pay you. But
dou'c be disconrctgcd ; you can vor'isi yet ;
and when an lahor. we. have} "poor hence
for you. _ am busy now about my own
assail": : there is the door ; go, and never
phgue me again about old dsscbtl." ., .
_ B drop! a few tears, and departed, 5!
mcsamc manner in wqich many and medy
a poor ragged wlclic: has xlowlv . timp- :! a
way on hl! crucch' from the cupicol here ;
spurnvdby chose whﬀ, without hil servi
ces, would nch-r have had the slss'ﬂpr w
lord itover him. and lay bare to hiosi eye
the black ingracicude ossitheir hunt: spurn
ed by those who can spend thoucqnd- up
on thoulandu in nonuemicnl dc bite ubout :
'pxlcry point of diplomalic eti. um: bexwem
.: foreign minister und _a pro ccermined a'd
m'miatracion; ye: can coollv look on and
see theindigenc credictwr narving for the
want of crumbs that fall from the table
which the debtor has himself provided.
or
WASHlNC-TON'.
uuvnu utou us
AMERICAN RRPUBLICAN SOCBT!
OF PHILADLLPHM, _ "
On the 22d day of Febrwarydno,
BY CHARLBS CALDWELIq ", D.
Published if. the requqn of tho Seeing.
lum: nun- on run. s
'.' Subocrlplhn for th'! M Folk m re
ceived :- nbovo. - - _ ' -
Much 16. si ' ' end}
John Pom- .msictnqfissnlﬂ fo' mjsikfc' siyount
. ALLþemosi-Wﬄ-w gisg'imc R. '
' ab burnt ct sim'sisi ss !
Esi-sisisiz: &:— usshffiwkdsi . '
31 , fﬂﬂ WM 'ss' '
um usi "si-mct-si
]UST RECEWED FOR Qui; '
- ct , ( . ,: ofV—fgssct-g'sizssz ss _ _ ss ,
:dffinc'r'ifiersii'uk ,. theﬂ ,
.ss . . . W'W'ss Pct'sisictpzl
.. . -' Y'zsi- ssss? -M_=ss**'u'
WQTWLHW O!".si rss'ﬄj si 'ssct _ Ghnlts
injhfi natidnﬂ] [unwitsi th (Try *me*,ne'
that dtt'ghtstojjesisifibsitdjtdsitsihssjctþreﬄtnn. Sprttt
in Wffiþqsicutthsqusiqm sithe Uct, Stattzsig, .
lit:! hti'tsht'd o'lt-ﬂ ottr'ctx'ninionctcg VQUH create
du incalcqlithlenumbcr Os- ﬄcmloo Tq pay,
dom no't msior 'o's etonomy-ss' ;
' ' Look "it the debmq—si'oa th'hxlaim of me -
widow, of the tate Gvn. Hamihon- 'ﬂc'mss.
Ictive igsitjtq _"sumlingsiqf the_dclm due to
the officers and .sioohlicssti of the tct-t-tuzion,
He was-nccsillvd of being thus ctdct'tvc for
his (um pnvinent gmd for pnqbat-s of on;.
culati'nn. This did the :Icmoctats of that
day accuae-b'tm ;— jttdgingssihat he thld do
as they knew they thossulsid do, in-hit time.
tiom He: never opecmated: andfi'si-hcncy
prevented hit demanding n-cn his own
dun. His widow now} petition; and by
a small m'ajority the claim i't' now granted.
But what unwilliu us was discovered:
What unmanty acnttmcnts uttered by some.
Smilic, with mind of illimituble expansiun,
and heart of giant bencvolcn-ce,si Would m.:
pav a jn'at debt, became, lorsooth, because
Ham'ihon was tt frder'aliat 4; And in the pro.
found npininn' of this great and grim] man,
he wns- wldictcd to mpnarchical tendcncks
and British partinlitics. Rom—What said
this man onee/zsing—** Mrs. Hamihon, is
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ORATlON,
cONUIKOlATlVl or Till!
CHJRACIJR o- annmﬂsructfnox
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BY MMES KENNEDY SEN.
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