Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-02
PROPOSALS,
By G. F. HopK,s,, No. IIs, Peasl,
ftrees, New York,
For pubIAihg By Sub eviptioa,
In two handiome octave soluaaes,
THE FEDERALIST,
~ a..
ON
THE NEW CONSTITUTION. !.
BY JUS.
WRITTEN IN 1888.
TO WHICH Is ADDED, sc T
P A C. | F l G u S,

-
The Proclamation Of Neutrality,
WRITTEN IN 1898.
The a0bok reeyed and corrected, 4v;,b xe.s
PALACES and mates.
THE FEDERALISr was written in ieriss
Of numbers, under the 6gnature of Publius,
fhorrly alter the FORMULATION of the Federal
Contribution, and addreGed to the People Of the
State of New.York, with the ds6gn of enforcing
the propriety and necelisy Of It's adoption.
1t is principally the production Of man,
Whole name will be held in iacred refpe4 long
after the pitrfuI attempts which have been made
10 ilander his fame fhaiI have funk into oblivion.
Two other gentlemen, of diltinguiihed ealents,
oceaG 'na!y contributed ione eGays, which viii
be marked in the publication
All parties fem at length united in projections
Of regard for the Contribution; If they arc fin
ccrc, the confederation cannot fail to enhance the
value OF a work, which, BY employing in IFS IA
vor all the energy OF argument, and all the per.
iuaflon Ut eoquenec, was en,ineatly ulcful in pro.
uloting its general ratification.
Whoever is dslrous of being we'll informed of
the principles and proviGons Of our Government,
AID the manner in which they have been fup-
ported and vindica1ed, of the objections that
we're made to the Contribution by its firR oppola.
er,, snd how they were anfwcEcd, will find theie
volumes frauEht with ample and ia,ilaaory in.
lruaion. The fully Of them muR form an
eGenrial part Of the education If the American
aa,efraan. Politicians, indeed, Of every ccun.
t-y, will here di.covcr materials in the ieence Of
Government well worthy of their attention; .
fcience, of all others, the mott in,ercfing 70
mankind, as it mott deeply concerns human hap.
pinels. The FederaliR contains principles that
ma, be remembered and Rudied with advantage
BY all claies Of men in other countries than our
own, and in other ages than that in which we
! live. The People Of America alone have af-
fnrded the example Of pure Representative
Republic. In this work it will appear, that the
principles Of this form, of Government have been
well underlcod, and thoroughly developed, and
mould, unfortunately, che experiment which we
have made, hereafter fail, will be in vain 70 az,
tempt the renewal of fn,ilar lyitems, a. no "a.
tionaI hope can be entertained, that more cor.
rect notions on this fubjea will prevail than arc
here exhibited.
To preferve thele papers, therefore, which
have 70 much intrirfc merit, and luch laitinR
utility, in drels fui.able to their character, 10
the ndueemert to their republication.
PAClFIcUS is from the pen Of the fame en-.
Iightened ttatclman who was The chief au, nor of
the Feieralia. Thele Ehays were written in de-
fence Of the fra leading aep which our Govern.
| ment took 90 prcierve that Neutrality which il
continued TO maintain during the late Traniat-
hntic conhie; conilia which has annihilated
the R,incr pawcrs of Europe, and haken the
civilized world.
Now that the form has pafIed over. and the
angry and tumultcus pai6ons which at that time
agi,ated our country, have in fone meaiure fub.
fiticd, thele papers will be read with profit and
| plealure BY the intelligent man Of every party.
| Candor will probably wonder, that any mould
| have doubled Of the 6tneis Of the meafures which
this writer has 70 ably advocated, and which ex.
perience has 70 forcb'y proved to have been the
| beft adapted to the in.crets of the country.
| To give to thcfc latter Ehays form whieh
nall ou.iive the Aeeting impreilons Of newipa-
| per, they are incorporated in thetc volumes
Publus and Pacihcus will ferve TO keep in juk
remembrance two very important events IN the
| hifory of our country.
! The frf gentleman here alluded o is Ce-
| neral Hamilton-the other two, Mr.. n G7iion
l an0 Mr' Jay.
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