Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01

THE FEDERALISr was vvi!tsni IN ,r.g
OF numbers, under the igna,urs Of pbSg'
fhortly alter the PRONUNCIATION Ct IL. ls5,r
Contribution, and sddrsded to the Peou,1 NJ.
State OF New.York, with TIE defigp If ,nf'.'
sae propricty and niece fifty pitts ad, p,ion l''9
& It is principally the production Of
whoie name will be held in iacred relD.aL I..'
after the pitifaI attempts which have BEN ns
to flander his fame ihall have funk Into ob, May
Two other gentlemen, of diainguiihed ,a.a
oocaiS'naily contributed iome efisys whiS y
be marked in the publications
Altparsies ieem at length united in pros.G,,
OF regard for the Contribution; if thew A.. G.
cere, the confederation cannot fail to enhare. !.
valve of a work. which, by employing in Is !
vof all the energy of argument, and all tn. ~,
iuaiion Of eloquenoe, was en,inently ulefu iar.
noting It's genezll ratification.
! Whoever is deiirous of being well INFORMED
the principles and proyiions Of our Govsrano,
and the manner in which they have been i,.
ported and yindicated, of the objeaia Aa
we're made to the Confitusion by its iira opml
ers, and hos they were anfwered, will intht,
volumes fraught with ample and latifa4ors n.
arudion. The Judy OF them muf iorn,,
eacntial part of the education of the America
ttateinan. Politicians, indeed, Of every ccrn
try, will here diicover materials in the icierc 4
Government well worthy OF their a,tentlor; Il
lcicnce, of all Others, the mott in,ereGmg %
mankind. asst mott deeply concerns human 6,p.
1Nhe sJ 1ooeai,s Ia, H.
may be remembered and ftudied with advanrr.
by all clailes OF men IN other countries than Cr
own, and in Other ages than that in which ":
live. The People Of America alone hawa.
forded the example of pure Reprt!cntatiU
Republic. In this work il viii appear, thatta
principles Of sh;s form Of Government have been
wei un ierltood, and thoroughly developed, az!
lhould, unfortunately, the experiment which We
have made, hereafter fail, it will be 10 vain oa.
tempt the renewal of iimilar fyitcnns, as no n.
tionaI hope can be entertained, that more CO..,
rec notions on this iusjed will prevail than an
here exhibited.
TO preierve thefe papers, therefore, whii
have 70 mulh iurrinhc merit, and iuch laifTs
utility, in drefs fuitable TO their character,
the inducenent to their Republication.
PAClFICUS is from the pen Of the fame co
lightened ttalelnan who was rhe chief author d
tie FelcraliG, Thete Ehays were writtcnnds
fence of the drG leading iiep which our Govern
ment teak to prcferve that Neutrality Nhlhf
continued TO maintain during the late lranat.
lantic eouflia; conflict which has anrihlia
the minor powers of Europe, and ihabea @
civilized world.
Now that the form has paded over, and Tic
angry and tunuItous paiiious which at that tune
agitated our country, have i'll iome mea!uTe luo,
iided, thefe papers will be read with proht aaa
pIealure by the intelligent man OF every parry
Candor will probably wonder, that any ihotH
have doubted of the fitnels of the neafure' whln
this writer has 70 ably advocated, and whFnsr
perienee has 70 forcibly proved to have JeeA 0@
beh adapted to the intcreits of the country /,
70 give to thefe latter Edays form whl
lhali outye the feeting impreilions CT ns"lE'
per, they are incorporated in thetc volsiiss-e
PubIius and Paoihcus will ferve TO keep mum
two very important events ID )"
fifory OF our country. =.
The fr1 gentleman here alluded to H r5,
neral Hamilton.--the other two, MI. Wacn"
aud Mr.. Jay.