Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-07

pie OF tins County. "a Unprecedented
Naturalization Law, OF . years, hss Gou-
b.sd, itos1 the hands OF Mr.. Adams suo
Mr Piocl1eeJ'a .iiecds, thaie injuries 20 ca,
proiae,iIy, aad popUlaion. o. which a.
IucrIc1 scsuied the king OF Great Britain,
10 ,Gr peclsration OF inoependehce; tor
AiieDs vcre itai ad.Si;Ied ca ieYen years
rc.tcnce, The las in relation 10 Alien
Trenns has, in our opinions, alarmed, eil-
euaed. d,ivsn end kept away nisuy Laoour-
ers, snuiatiusers, Mechanics, Farmers,
aud Buyers of our uatettled Laods. Thcle
ve,e particularly necc.Eary, from our Aho-
ltiop OF the Slave trade, and other obyiou.
Teafrns. Ii mutt now clearly appear, that
the Alien Law was paiTed on unfouuded
iuggcaions c. danger from Foreigners tor
NOT one incantious lrieirau or Frenchman
has fallen ia.o my milcondu3, requiring
him 10 be TENT away. IN the bcginaing OF
,he prefsns Federal Government, it was the
great attracting charm of our Co2atry. that
We had go Land or Houre-tsx, trivial
5alt-,ax, no Stamp duty, moderate Cuisoyn
houTe duties, aud proportioDs;e Public Ef-.
pennies. The moe a-udeht Foreigners, oe
all the mott eltimabr Nations, crouded cur
mas,-ls aud Offices 10 pnyehs!e every de-
fcription OF property. they inveded large
ions 10 olefal Improvements. EmbarsaGed
and alarmed by Gus long Ma uralizetioh Law.
oni our new Aiien avn, aad sitoniihed at
tie encreaie of our taxcs, duties, agd ex--
Penlcs produced, we fear, in 20 fc,sll de-
gree, y that excited hoeiiiiy againR Ger
tain fosrigo nations, and that hatred of onc
another, which the iedelal publications con
| feis, thefe foreigners have ceaf.d 20 feed that
profper,y, which ouce .iacd but which
has vaniiIed, in various EsfPeas, during .ae
joint administration Of the frierds of Mr.
Adams. aud General pinckney. From eve,y
public and private opportunity Of informant
on, which we pogsis, ne are thoroughly
convinced, that the aagnation OF aimoG egsry
kind of real and landed properly, 10 owing
to ,hs joirt operation OF thefe csules.
I, is becsuf+ we confidently believe MFR. rcf.
terion diipolci 10 meaiures, which wii! check
Expenditure and Tasa,ion; gisc moderation and
importantly 10 our foreign intercoure; reGore
harmony and confidence amcng the friends OF Re-
PREVENTATIVE Goverilment Of all parties and pre-
iervs that candid psty, whieh 3ouEifhes belte re-
lS'oas liberty and The rights OF confidence. his
iof theie Important reaions, that hone and trua
that the public fsntmsnts and difpoh.ions will |
more ana More unite in favor Of the explained and
viAieated erarz&er OF MIR. Jeierion. IL surely s,
BY 'hfs time, clearly fcen, that TO religious men |
MF leherion has iniiIpntably been the moi ufsinl4
character, Gnee H'Rtia= Penn and chat he corr. |
parrs, to great a%vsntagr, with MIR. Adams, ard
General Pincl:hey II mait alfo BE feen that the
Il. L r 4
been 10 unworthily and 70 fcandalouly ahuied, Is
Imported aud quilted by too many affecting
truths; and is an important evidence of ms pehs.
tratioa and vigilance The charge Of a blind az.
iaehunsnt TO France has heen arliully worked Up
by the labor of years; by the two Brti'A Glzestes
and their various foreign and AE5syleas Edisors and
other foreign agents of vario,s descriptions; by
The vhol, snimoGty and hatred Of party; aud by
al the devices ofrisahip, envy. anA local interea
Bet. in to'al contradiction 20 this charge, we
call upon his opponents 20 ihoS their fellow c;,--
xcns an example, ia the eondua of Mr.. Adams,
or Of the federal fcrre,aries, o, as impartial and
independent meafurssio cheek and remose the Of
ieHdipg mini9ers and agents OF Engiaad, as MIR.
leifcrion msnileaei 70 check and removs the Of
Tending miniier snd agsnts u France, in 1893.
No difcreet feterahG will rii1 the d.fcuGion.
Permit US, rcpubean fellow citizcns, of wha,e-
yer party yo, hzvs heretofore been, permit us,
fav. 70 enresc your enlightened .snion in The Re-
i',T;ean Cauie. on the I9,h Of October. S5fTtr u
TO sxort you, by all tia, yop hold dear, 90 every
exer;ion, conifent with order aud deeorum, on
! that eventGui day. We have given yol. at every
h-zard, the true lae o. cur affairs. Stay not, then
at home, OH any account, oil day, which H.ay
prove more critical than any other, Fennfylvania
| has known. The found t-0S7iaR equality Of The
Qushsr, :hc eggai 5rsfts'1soi o. che Mnravian the
NeooBit and the Dunher. the republican rights
Of confidence and Of equal liberty. religious and
civil public economy, liberal in;efeorrfe with oil
friendly nations, and ,be eonfequent blogngs Of
f1iesy and peace, the benefits, which ), wall be
the Objects Of Thomas Jcacrfon, IN harmonious
cooperation with tbs Legislative Body 10 promote
and maintain
We have Offered you NJ adua,on Of ths charac-
ter 81 talents OF Mr. Jeiferfou. What we have YET
fad Of hin has been deIeniive and cxpanito-
| - hsi5. But we mum appeal to your general
knowledge Of hm for fofic isets, which icrye 70
characterize tbs, diAinguiEsd citizen Il ia known
70 us all that he has been long in public fsryiee
III war, and in peace, IN every change OF affairs.
&c has filled tie highea poh in his native Rate.
lie has fueceedcd the New .Engsnd Freaiifs and
the 9Snnf,yania RifNbouyf, in thr chair oi fs.nee,
and 10 the hearts OF Oh i:s vota-;s, at home and a.
broad. RE has cxereifcd the high aad ecmpiicated
powers NJ Member al the old COngTcf- Re franz