Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-19

These ez tracts eonfitatc but small part Of The
speech, The whole Of which is highly deserving
the attention Of our countrymen at the present
eriiis. So accurately descriptive is it Of the
present situation the United States and Spain,
that with very lirt!e alteration more than Of
dates and names the whole might with pro-
priety, have been delivered in the Senate Of The
United Starcs upon the diicufipn Of M. Ross
resolutions.
C The time is not yet come, tho near at hand
whenit will be prudent and proper to expole the
inhdious attempts of our enemies, and wavering
difpoGtion of our former friends.
Aurora 18th April.
Tie nine ssuot yet eome." We had
INDUCED the belief, that this time lad
long fince come, and that the arts and
Vaccinations ofthe oppoiers Of Jacol,inifm
were fully laid open. What dilcovery
can take place which has not been made
Has it not been diGcovered md proved,
that all the men who competed the late
administration were " cid tayie5," who
had for years been plotting the ruincf
the republic, and robbing The people of
their money Has it not long iince
been dilcoyefed and proved, that GRo.
WAsHINGToN was pile /" aid tary,"
who not only cheated The people out Of
much money, bur abfolutely committed
mur2s,; & was he not long fnce held up TO
public execration as a founder and mr..
dfrrr ? Has it not been proved, that
JOHN ADAMS, another "ola to,y," form.
ed plan, ard nearly carried it into exc
cution, TO deitroy orr government, aud
10 introduce monarchy in its fead p
Has IT not been proved that he wrote TO
King George Of England to obtain con-
tent, that enc of bis mfr. A's) fons might
marry che Of The Royal family Of Eng.
THAI he might be made king in America ?
And was II not every where believed that
MFR. Adams wrote lis defence Of orr re
publican government merely for the more
efeeiual concealDtnt of lis nefarions de-
iign Was rot TIMOTHY PICKERING
always an od Try" and did he nN
get detected in rcbbing the United States
Of immenfe fums of money, and thereby
making himfelf one of the riehef men in
all this country : and then to conceal
all his wealth, did he not p,stend TO be
very poor, and go into the back parts Of
this hale, ard fubjee himfelf to all tile
Inconvenience aud difrefes of wilder
nefs, and thence labor with his'own hands,
and obtain his meat by the fweat of his
brow , Was it rot fully proved, tina,
SAMUEL DEXTER and OLIVER WoLcoTT
fet FIRE to the public Offices TO flop an in.
vef;gation into their accounts, and to
prevent the people from knowing how
much money they had fraudulen,Iy ob-
tained : But their plan having failed, did
not their accounts, being iayed from the
flames, fully chow the knavery of the men,
& the attrocity of the attempts to hide
their frauds by forming ineendiaries. All
th-fe things having be-, long Gnce proved,
(urelynothing more canbe required to camp
eternal difgrace on the laa standardization.
Every man who is not plunged into
the current Of popular phrenly is, no doubt
an /" OLD TORY" and an enemy to cur
revolution, and to the contribution.
Should Governor M'Kean refuie his ap-
probation to few more bills which lhall
be paGed by the Pennfylvania Legislature, |
he TOO will be mott dreadful OLD TO-
RY." What more can be necefary for
the deAruaion Of public men Are fur
Their arts and inttigues to be laid open and
proved Has not enough been done and
faid and hall not retirement and the |
grave fcreen their tenants from the all
destructive effects of iuch " damune
pr0g5 % Gas. ~ s.
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