Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19

IN the bank ana ruollc funds (eaablilh-
ments invented TO ailmilate us to the Bri
tiih model IN IFS corrupt parts).'
Thefe are THEY who have given ne
this eoty, nat quife 70 bajs as the oyipiuaL
aftbeJoym Of The BruiA governmeut-
Mr.. ]eFer!on proceeds : !" They would
wreft from US that liberty which WE have
obtained by 70 muth labor and peril =
but WE hall prevent lit is iuAicien,
that We lhali guard ourfelves, and that WE
break the Lllllpltian ties by which THEY
have bound Us In The hf& Plumbers which
fucceded our labouys."
Such is the language by which Mr..
IeHerion manifeits his concurrence with
Paine in his hoaility to the administration
OF our government under Warrington, and
fuch the language which he is pleated to
apply TO thole LiHipatiaa ties, which form
the bond Of our union. The manner in
which he fays ,heie ties are TO be diGpofed
Of will account, in part, for his lolicitudc
to bring Paine 10 this country, at the ex.
pence OF the nation, and Tor his Gnce.e
prayers that he may 1--we long to continue
MS utetul labours.
1t cannon be denied, that when theis
ties we're once fixed, and come to be
looked upon by the people as the glory
AMI liability Of our times, Mr.. Jeferlon
found II convenient to be nightly de-
lighted with thcn. Then il was that in
hi, suolic harangues he dilcoyered that
/" the union OF shele fa,es is the frt of
blelllngs aad the prelerva,ion Of that con.
ititu'ion which iecures il, The hrit of du-
ties."+ So women Of certain character
are ever in hurry, before company, to
allure you of their invioIable chatity.
l. would be difficult 10 point out the oc-
cllion Upon which Wilmington lpoke, in
shis language, of The min Of tb9f ,fats',
and Of THE prsferVat'oa Of that tOgfitation
qvbieb (eeases it. The reafon is plain.
he had no location for projections of thi:
kind /; for he had given no caufe for faf.
pectlng, the contrary. He poGelled tia,
mrs e0g/tia rel7j which informed him, that
70 profeis his bsl:e! thar the naion Of tbeEe
jqafei is blellng, and that the PrsjSr0a.
tin IF the contribution is dizzy in thoic
who hold the nagifracy, would be like
protecting his belief that the fun affords
tight, or, that to aeal is criminal. lie
would expect to hear II alked, who bus
oo.s or knayes could ever think Of doubt
iag it?
Ihe(e projections, inincere as Mr.. JEFF /
fefton's conduit and confidential couei-
ponieaciss have proved them to be, were
doubtleis polite on his part. His Object
was to break thele LiAibatiga ties; and
he well knew that the reaiief way to
accomplish thar, would be to get the knot
hr.t into his own hands. Ii was lmPoF-
tans that he hou!d b: made Prelldeat'
This could not be unlefs he dilguiied his
let. inents upon the coaitituIion, and Kept
our Of fight thofe dehgns which he had
formed againa III. nss which connect ta'ie
faxes.
This letter to Mazzei is not the ony
document by which the lnlincer'y ana
cunoing of Mr.. Jcfcr{on's projections may
BE- teaed. Occurrences OF more recent
date prove that his h@neSy, merely, has
yisidet. to the circumstances OF the tlm:s,
BIT that his opinion Of the contribution and
his delgns sgaina The prelent iyitem OF
our government remain unchanged. VIVA:
are he fentiments expteG-d ia Mr.. Jef'
fcrion's Profpett before Us, which he nlf,
cd NJ. Calender to compile and TO ia'he'
Fin. following are fomc tcw OF the exPrs'-
tion5 worthy OF the correspondent OF MAJ
zci and Paine. i
!" The federal contribution was crannea
down the gullet of America. - IN ~
longer we examine, the harder we 'hai,
anl it to prove what America has ga'n'u
b. this government. 8 Every virginia.
who values his freedom lhould pTeFa'S