Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-12
9. PROPOSALS.
By G.. F. HoPkIss, No. lls, Peafl-
ireet, New. York, 80
For. publiAing BY Su9jenpt'an,
! : In two handione oe.avo Volumes,
THE. FEDERALIST,
THE NEW CONSTITUTION. :.
BY PUBLIUS. =
WRITTEN IN 1888.
TO KHICH IS ADDED,
P A G. / FL C u S,
Tie Proclamation Of Neutrality,
WITHIN IN 1898.
TIE sSbsk revyfauaasarrslz<a, ecitb net
peVages and rates.

THE FEDERAl.lS II was written 10 feris3
of numbers, under the ignaeure Of fubnus.
horsiy after the pronluy .tion Ut the teierat
< rltitution, and addre1ed "a the People OF the
Safe of New York, with che deign of enforcing
Ia. propriety and neeefli,y ofit, adoption.
1 IL is principally the production Of 4 map,
whole name will be he'd in iacred rsipeA long
after the pit,fuI attempts which have BEEN made
TO laader his tan.e fhaiI have Junk into oblivion.
Two other gentlemen, Of diainsuifhcd talents.
oceali 9nally contributed icme ei1ys. which WI
be make in the publication
All parts; Il: m at length united in prof Eons
of regard for the Contribution; il they arc lin.
eere, the confederation cannot tail to enhance the
value Of work, which, by employing IN It's ia-'
,ror all the energy Of argunent, anu all the per"
.,:ain OF eloquenee, was eaiinentiy uiefu N pfo-
mo ,irg its general ratidcaticn. :
Whoever is deGrous ol being welfiHforncd OF
the principles and provilions Of our Governments
asd the manner in which they nave besn iup.
ported and vindica,ed, # the onjraiols th4e
we made to the Copii tn ion by Its frit oppof-
ers, and how they were a.iwercri, will Ind thete'
volumes fraught with ample aud iat'staetory lu-
aruaion. The fu,y o. them mutt torn an
eI:ntal part Of the education 81 the American
,,tac!man. Politicians, indeed, OF every coun-
t-y, viii here diieover materials in he icience Il
Government we'll worthy OF their attsnt,cn; o
lcience, Of all Others, The mott iuisrc.ting 70
mankind, As it mott deeply concerns human h .p-
piuefs. The Federalilt contains principles har
ma, be remembered and itudied with advaHtsge
by ali cIailes o. men in other countries thin our
own, aud ia lther ages than that IN which w
live. The People VI America alone have at.
snrasd the example OF pure Representative
Repsblic. In this work it viii appear, that the
principles Of chi, form of Government have been
vel underfood, and thoroughly developed, and
ih1usd, unfortunately, the experiment. which we
have made, hereafter tail, it will be in vail to at.
tempt the renewal Of in,ilar fyfems, no ia
tiolai hcpc can be entertained, that more cor.
iets notions Oh this iutject will prevail than arc
here exhibited. -,
10 prel.rve thele papers, therefore, which
have 70 much iutriu6c merit, and tuch airing
utility, i'll drels iunable to their char .e.er. y
the nduc.nient to their re, publication.
PAClFiCUSi is from thu pen Of the fame en-
frightened &arefnan who was The chief au her cf
the T,:Ietaliit. ,Ihete tH,ys were written i de-
fence OF the 6rf leading aeP which our Govesn-
n,ent took to prcfcrve that neutrality Which L
continued TO ,naii..in during the late ran at.
lantic conflict; conflict which has anrIhiilted
the minor pswcss Of Europe, and fhaAsa the
civilized wsrld.
Now that The Aorm has paaed over. and ths
angry and tunuIto paGio.s wh;eh at tn. time
aanated our countsy, have 10 fome n,cafuIe Tub.
iltca, shelc papers will be read with profit ard
pIeaiarc by the intelligent man Of every parry.
Gandor will probably wonder. that amy ino I'D
hayc d. ut,e q the tirnefs Of the meafu, es Whick
h., writer has 20 ably advocated, and Which ex.
riznce has 70 lorcib!y proved TO have been the
cit adapted to the itere0s of the country.
To give TO theie latter Ebay otm Which
fha'i outive the feeting imprsai ms f Gewipa-
Or, ehcy are Incorporated in thee v.iumc-.-
PlsIius and Paci6cus will fsrve to keep IN jua.
remembrance two very important events. in tie
hi3ory Of our country.
! he fri gentleman here alluded to is &c.
neral ttamilton-she othsr two, Mr.. AIadiion
AID Mr.. Jay.