Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
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paper, that It's contents iha Common n' u lha
title: compound of various ingre,Iier,. WIN Its
litics, news, polite literature; with wh,,r P':
may feem moIt Pfonctive of public go,I SIG
cdliduee towards general uftfuinef,. @''1' and
No where, perhaps, have the heneljc;,, G.
OF periodical publications been more gsr '1 ,I
felt, or duly apprcci ltei, than in hi, s s ialy
and 10 where, we believe, their abniss n,.Ly
more JULY deprecated; but uch is the ei"," . e
nifty between their goodandbad coulecneDcs, ' ~
tween the iibefty and licentioulnci. Of ,bs m w
that the mott experienced of our poliucI t r'N
ons have uniformly been afprchcniiye of attenS,
ing an excifion ofthe one, lel they nj h gvi
mortal wound to III: other. byny an ey;I s m;'t
oat : remedy, it hla!l be cur peculiar s,r , NJ,
t. contribute to its aggravation. Nv
The temper Of the times require an avov,l,,
the Editors political creed Onthis head H.,
will DC candid and fncere.--1 hey are ureon,
yocally f@dera.--Bc Believing, without calm,
into sueltion the views of the prslent, tbs,1ss
former administrations purlucd the bel noGry
that could be devilel, for fecuring the pe1tesn1
Happiness, and promoting the rue iaterea, 4
this country, they declare it their nt:ni6, n
all times, to advocate mealures producing thaic
delirabIe consequences.
We have ever held the conduct Of many of IL.
oppofcrs of the former administrations, IN tbe;;,
newlpaper publications, in the utmOlt and We
think, merited contempt. WiIFul mileprei.n.
tations may deceive for while, and ,hersbyfur.
thcr the views of rhoie who employ fpch mcas,.
bat it is not by reiorting to them, that hope
or intend to promote our own nterett, nuchsG
that OF the public. Towards our political op-
ponents we will do as wewoald be doneby.-
consequently, not attempt to repel thc reiterated
caIumnles. YET heaped upon thoic no longer in
power, by recriaiination Of ilandcr on thoe
who now hold the helm Of our political buqqe.
Time will thew who bef underfood their cour.
try's iatereit, and will bring with it the nluG
ample notification OF the views of thoie TO whom
under Providence. we have been, and are In
dcbted for our pr, ient PROPERTY and TRANQUILITY.
Priyae diipates and peiionallgils haL always
be excluded. To this promfe the Editors pledge
thcmlolves they will religiouily adhere.
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being devoted alnlolt entirely TO onc iubIea,Pe
ltics, the Editors entertain hope that Ih
OHIO, conducted on liberal principles, andcon
tanning greater diverfity of mater, wllmat
with pubic countenance; which they respectfully
1oiicit.
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