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

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on the ground, that his mind could p ap.
conceive, that ever the time would oo nos
when Prefident would be 70 far fa a"n's'
iul Of his duty to fociety, and the ina
erc;fe of his authority, as to turn c,sa @'
of Office for difference of opinion asl Oo'
He may now witneis the fact, and by !.
man too, whom he delights to fsrve. p ,s
feryices to our country, in the hon, -
danger, mott exaSt performance Of os;,;,,
duty, have been no protection sgsioa ~
perfecuting fpirit Of political enmtv -
Were the fact not notorious, and The -.
fcribed roo many, iwould enumers,e Il.
inAances. We might fondly haze hooas ~,
that the disinferesttd sarity Of Dem,1ye,.'
however thirty for Office, you'd no, b,s,
forced their Chief, thus to CRAFTY them
at the expence Of the mott vital pripcirl .'
Of Republican Government, and hi. or,
prior expreG.d reprehenfon. To a,,oin.
men to Office, whole opinions went alone
with the Prefdenr's, would not be blana
ed, bur to remove men from oG:e, whom
party fpiris might mark ont as victim, to
its rage, was vicious in the extrcp,e.-
Here, indeed, exseative igfneues exhibi,
itfeifin It's WORT form---it aGnmes the a.,
situde, and may juaiy be termed tyas,
and optresaos. When Powe. is thus cS.
ercifed, and this exercife jufihed, VIVA,
muA be the relu!t ; The executive ofic.
being elective, and vefed with powers.
liable TO fneh abule, as thisgentlemsn has
lhewn them liable TO; mutt not every pre-.
liden,ial election become fcene Of ,umut.
commotioa, and, perhaps, Of civawsr;
terminating at lat in the horid deibctln
of fome cunning ard fortunate ufurper
The mott violent and the WORT psfious
,ot rhe human hssaa, ambitios and avl.
s,iee will sgitate the minds pf men, whcn
they are to expect froristheir flccefhl
candidate, ;fhe tollo@s the aeps ofs JET.
ferGor, a reward f5s their laborsin the
enjoyment of cfice sem0laH,snt. Paf
fion will iuifiiy The meafule, and call 10
{" buraing cpsn ofstfs, doors Of honor
and confidence" to thoft whom he CHOICES
to crafty. Upon this rock | fear our
government will fptir, ard we may thank
a Democratic Proficient for having point.
ed The way. Bot, fay bis friends, did
he not voluntarily part With a long lift Of
patronage, when he recommended the re.
pal of the internal taxes Was it dl-
like TO The power he enjoyed, or wasl
popularity he expected to gain BY II, that
induced fhe meaiurei Bot how loon is he
retr.buted by his partizaus, by being ia.
yeaed with the appointments of Commit.
foners of Bankruptcy, which had very
properly been veaed before in the courts
Thus we Zee, in colours TOO frons to Os
miaaken, the difference between P'f''de',,
nal brefessious ard Preiidedtial a7Sa'' @''a
every man is left to Judge OF the eyilstna'
mutt refult ftom this deviation in BIS cOa'
lue from his prof ltions.
Let us now examine him as conn'e'el
with his congregational friends. The =. lup }.
port of the government in all the po'''y%s
its principles, md its prelervat'0n aga'oh
iofraaion, was one OF their pretended ~,
tives for f.sking power. YET we ite' !.
order TO crafty a little parry i7lffs, ..
as they pretend, to fave little money % l.a ~
the pockets of the people. their f'f'f s'1 ~.
Rep, was to commence precedenI ~.
proara,ing the independence OF the loaS',,
that department Of the government -;
which the citizens mna look tor p'olcs ..f
or, sgaina patry violence ard the t opp ~,
fions oftyrsnny. One example l mas 1 ~.
Cured, in the cafe of the Columbia w.
,ices, and many more may yet occur
prove how neceGiry hch triouna a., I,s
fo the debate upon the repeal OF INK '. io
for the judicial eaabli0nmenf,' a l E""dr q
was aasrsed by the particular ii ,sa nd
the pseGdsut, Giles, Bieckea'l's' "a,
Malon, which, as applied 20 men, sa;,oo-