Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-08

of the United States were IN more IN
doubted fate Of credit than thofe Of any
other nation upon earth. (e.1 Our pub
lie took and public credit in the fame
happy iitua,ion. ~ Our manufactures
Aouriihed in the mott unparalleled degree.
Our taxes were moderate, and laid on !uch
articles as were generally made uie OF by
the richer clsfs of cur citizens. The IN
aalments of the public debt were all paid
as they be, amc due. Our conaitu ion
WIS preierved inyiolate. Our treafury,
when ii paded into the hands of our pfei5ns
rulers, had in it nearly three millions OF
dollars in lpeeie. "a. ! In word Mr.. JET.
ftrfon himle { has declared that our &C.
ve,nment was in thetull tide of iucceisiul
experiment. (eJ
Revere the medal and examine into
the conduct of the preient Administration.
Our executive has in many inttances ylo-
lated the contribution: He has difmided
Judge from The Office & appointed another In
his place, without aaignng any charge a
gainf the officer difmifed, and in face of
the contribution, which expressly declares
that the judges both Of the inferior and
fupreme courts ihall hold their Offices dur
ing good behavior. III He has ordered q
nolle profequi to be entered to an indiet
ment preferred againf the printer of a
newlpaper for lharefully abuGng the fenate
of the United States. 81 He has under
taken to judge of the conaitutionality of
the laws of the United States, in violation
of the I'd fiction Of the Sd article of the
cnltitution. M He has ordered money
to be paid out Of the treaiury Of the Unit
ed States without any law authorizing fuch
application, III He has declared war during
the recels of Congrefs.fJJ His conduct in
numerous other inaances is highly repre-
henGble and unworthy the head of a free
and honef people. He has diimii1ed many
Of our belt officers for the iole purpole Of
making way for men more fablervient TO his
views and his w(les. He has appointed
foreigner, who was in 1894 engaged n
an infurrecfion againa rhe laws of the u
nited States, to be at the head Of the trea-
fury department. of our government. He
has declared in his letter to Mazzie thai
our contribution is nothing but the form OF
TIE Britilh government in IFS mott corrupi
plrts, and that he is determined to break
ies +" Lilliputian ties."(k1
He operly lcofs at religion, and makes
a JEFF Of the fuferings of the favior of man
kind.(lJ He has meaniy defended from
the dignity of the ar& maglitrate OF great
people, to interfere IN the approaching E.
lection of this fate. He has hired vile
aandeeers to abuie the late administrations
and to. blacken the fair fame Of the imma-
cuiate Wilmington. IN He has declared
h!mie!s hottie to the manufactures OF our
country calls our honeit mechanics
Z" MODS, " and compares them TO iores 10
the human body IN
The prefent naturalization have given
mortal fab to the contribution by dii-
naiaing Gxseen judges of the United
States who were component branch
of our government, as independent OF
the legislative and executive, as they
were Off, by this means rend4ring the
Judges dependent on their will alone for
the tenure of their Office" They have
continued the taxes on falt, brown fugar,
bohea tea, molafes, coffee and articles OF
which the poor daily continues more than
the rich while at the fame time they
eafed themlelves and the rich citizens by
taking off the duties on loaf fogar, plea
f4faole carriages, sc. They have encreaied
the wages of the officers of government,
notwithstanding the great projections they
made to the people before they came into
Off ce, OF their determination to cafe the
poorer clafs of our citizens of the public
burdens BY thefe means they have made
10 that the wealthy part OF the people
A. oot WV their cronorfi0n tO the eXDpo