Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-25

individual, who bohoLls himfelf devoted T.,
labours as endleEs as ilu:.leE, laics az lait
his iplnt, and deioairs wheu 70 employ
ei OF promoting rlIc good Of his coun;ry.
Atsr a keich Of THIS ,nach;ns, ,he ;.i;.-
tipiied iprings of wnich are 70 iirangely
and ni>ieisiy complicated, the tAree cirec-
toEs cannot avoid demanding, 1t tie
eon.titu ton Is any taing more than tie
WORK OF party, who, BY all the israta-
gems ct deccit!ul policy, have ~ndea-
vourea exciuhve!y TO concentrate the al
minittration .: public bulineis in the El;.ls
CT particular circle OK laen - &c.
hiitheie rcacttions, Imported by exam
Iles OF tiie ialpiat.ilabii.y of this ilu.c
coni'iiutlon IN many points leads finally 10
"A annlnc'ation OF meafures which the ma
Jo::ty o. tn: d.rectory believed /, ncceilary
70 tax, 81 which ye thall relate the VI;
c.tlisrdes and fuccefles."
I" The hf,t b.an>h Of the Rep5ef IN: alive
Body had rejected, the OH of this month,
by majority OF IS to rs votes, the ipvi-
ton which ii received from the Directory,
anc had named a commttc of feven mem
bers, TO propof- their previous project, up
on the Ploviiionary fuipenGon Of the eactt
OF the ABOVE cited proclamation, as we'll as
uPon,the meaiures to be taken in reGpeci
to the Directory itlclf. AT the fitting of
the u OF Sept. a letter was read in the
5gh bfan>h, from the Director Ermerin
tie then Psehdcnt Of The Directory, in
which he made nearly he fame declaration,
when has colleague Van Sw;nden had made
TIE evening beiorc; namely that he had
not eonturred with his three colleagues,
TIA; he dtiapproved the new plan Of con
itltuiion, ter rcafons which he detailed, at
leait as tar as it regarded the principle OF
unity.
That the faid plan, In refpeet to the f.
nanccs and the quota Of public expences,
Was NOT as favorable to Zealand 1.-THE ma
tive place o: citizen Ermcrins) as the fub-
Joined conifisution in 1898. This decla-
ration and the Proteit, containing his mo-
uVes, gaveriie to warm diicuaion on the
weight which ihould be given it. After
lnitituting the nominal appeal, the maiori-
~ decided thar the two points in que.,ion
iAou.d be difcaGed, and likewiie that
there ihould be further d;lcuilion of the
declaration of Director Van Swinden, iest
the evening before.
Wedneiday, 18th Of September. Citi-
zen Vtringa made to the fame body, in
the name OF the committee of 7 members,
airport, which declared to the Executive
Trettory, that tse AG.mbly without CIV
ing lis aient to the proceedings of the Di-
reetory, left them entirely to their deciiion
ana reipcnib;lity. This repor, was isnme-
diaeeiy debated after warm diEcuflion on
the nomlna! appeal, there were II votes
ior Rejecting, and Is for agreeing 90 it.
his majority OF II members, who two
days before had refuled the invitation of
The thrcc Directors, were for the created
part known BY theiriAdherancc to the prin-
ciples and views of the revolution of the
z1d OF January, 1898; and even by the
part which they had taken in the events
OF that day. The fame majority decided,
on a fccond nominal appeal, I" That there
hoOld be providonal iufpenGon of the
effects Of the above cited proclamation.
ut the end of the fitting, citizen Leeuw.
one OF the minority, was named Prehdent
OF the frf bench, as citizen Van Ardel
lad already been elected PRECEDENT OF the
iecJnd.
Theie new Prefidents have not entered
on iieir fulttlons. The evening of the
18Th OF September the three directors Be-
fer, Pyman and Van Hp.folre, went to
The hall at the a6embly, ufually occupied
by the directory, But the PfcGdent En-
merins, being oppofcd to the fitting, they
went to the hotel Of the marine depart
mcot, The refd!t was, thar Director
Better, accompanied by the mi.iaer of the