Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-11

iSl'as''' J % t'ie courts on you- -
q q formal ansEdnen. Of tie cao,l;,a ,eoy
Renarking alto tie rccent ev;,isna a'su' ION.
lisious ''valGhi2, f0aered by ny : ,e :, m,
IN rank, II nay BE sigh-, for Il. ' s...'
iscarl'y ofny re elettios, 10 !apprs. st eve
ry t,adu'eas hope on his part, 81 soJ l.s,
ano her amendment, 70 that in II. sh";;S'
Of he pseaden' and Vics-p seaisa,, ' Il.
Lles'oIs llall be Obliged TO d,fsaa,s i.
par1'cular ps.f,n for each sla,ien. - '-'s
10 creating the fuqplies for the cnr,i,,.
year, the eoa!;i'on OF the T5eaflry, il
pove',lhed as lis BY our expsaient lae ri
ice OF the internal revenue, NUT die.s,.
a reiort 70 other modes Of pe,unisry con
srivancc. For this end, would h..
leave 70 propofe a prompt taxation Of rs
pabllc deh', the bank fock, and everv
Q her '..'ec'ss OF funded property. |, NAV
b. exclaimed, that this would be a A.
ret con,ravcntion OF the faith of Govern
ment repeatedly sni folemnly pelped.
But ! ak, are the promifes Of an an,bor;
ty, which is i.felf extinct, to tie pp fo,s
yer the hands OF its lucceaors? Il nav bs
faid, thar public credit will be enlanoer
ed. But are crude maxims of diforsace3
ftatetmen to form any mod-l for US n
flne, how arc We TO control the law Of !,
reff able nec,fify All that we could d.
TO fave our own citizens from lois, las
already been Pratt.fcd in FILLING ous the
public ltock in uaniA, anangother facts h.
which thar meafure is recommends, !,
IS well known thar we RATED all Anne
rican applicants, even in their offers Of =
larger psice than the aaaaI pmchal,ys.
Having profpest before us of im9olng
tax on itoel, we were unwilling thar our
own merchants, as natlonll vendors, aould
iafer by Its eonieqaent depreciation. The
transfer was therefore made at an under.
value to foreign houfe, Of that nation
on which above al others we ought TO be
the leaf fcrupulous at intlitfins injury.
Thus did Gcnevan fubtlety ward off the
blow on teusTarious nati,es, and become
the jult inGroment of enGnaring EngEh
crcdulity.-I The whole tranfattion hall
be placed under your eye as foon as i, can
be got up fron that abyfs of political my
fiery in which il has been hitherto i'm.
merged.
Quitting this fubjea, I mutt not again
omit ftimula,ing your zeal to ruminate On
the mott eligible method of quickening the
principle Of population. Imnenie regions
OF uncultivated Toll fill call for increaGog
hands of labour. Political economy in
pointing at manners as the main itfeng;h
of fate, invites TO every acceleration Of
It's growth. All obRacles to that accee-
ration fhouIi then be carefully proarated,
the moment they are expofsd. 1t may be
worthy Of your elaboration, whether our
municipal infitutions relative to marriage
and reGritaive Of ali free intercoUsie be.
twe,n The white and African races, do net
unhappily tend 20 retard the lettlemen! OF
the couairy and lis Attention in the lcale
OF power. Ever ready fer the plblic good
TO confirm my precept by example, have
laid unto mylelf, what is ma,rimony ba'
the creature of luperlfition? What IS the
difference Of colour bat the offspring O.
prejudice? In the Greeorasd exeruon'
of my energy have never needed the
faaidious monopolies of the one, or the
fancifoi diltinttions of the other. Under
thefe impreaions, | hope the period has
arrived, when we are to initiate the con-
duct Of great nation by pablo and dlg.
nided rejection of lhofe trammels, wa.ca
philofophy has long obtained.
Before conclude, mutt i,npiore you, ny e'-
low citizens, to provide ( me eHrctua renieat
ayaina the inclcmcnt telnptR Of der'n au'
argument which, through the medium OF tA9
prefs threatens to iuoverr to its bale the proa'
fabric OF our greatnef,. Without incurTlng tas
fate which overlook the auh ors of the icditio'
Iaw,Nhe licentious oppugnationof the pu'l,cPr!Ir,
may be ingeniouly cruhe by an act OF ConsFei,
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