Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-22

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N<su 115rk Meya.ng clromels, drino
cratic ebsr.
Tar AURORA. Among lie o6jsf
which haveoi late srrei.ed orr attcatsoal
ne particularly notice Al aftef:pt d fl9e
AuRoaA editor TO ovetawe tie conai-
tatea Jutilefities oi leacfylgasia. u 4
paragraph Of that pa.ier 81 Wtsdpesta}
iss, be holds outa faei'ase 70 deaoaoee .
apmber 81 the lesdlag rapahlicans Ct t!at
fate. 81 aa5bfsq8sni article We fffceiFe
that G 1sra5r ~ Keqr isqHe .! fflose over
Whole head he braadiihes lhe fed.
f. ll,oFt, i appears thar Dnare choafes
&c roninafc The eerfon Who Is g ~ ]
ceftain vacant Office Of high iraPertan et
| and thrcateps 10 withdraw The pooiic con-
fdehce tron men of the fri re5qeSt lbiti-
", il they dased 10 rebel a9slpie bis man
dates. We pefceive that tie ad.;ance Of
lis TOOL in this eiIy is already called 10 on
this eccafea.
Il Is tine for the republicans Of the
union to.swaise fsotn yhis le,haygy u is
time for them 10 determine whether they
| will crouch ina itate of ignoTirlous vas
lllage TO one or two usPrinctpled nea who
threaten 10 denounce them, to.caIunnl-
ATE fhen,, and 60 dearoy them Ia the eli
NATION OF their fellow citizens, il they
will NOT yield thelnfelges up 70 their d.
| rettion.
| The profpetity Of the republican in
lsreR is already poe 10 Ike hazard. AZ
fetnpts are daily mixing % foW llaen6ons
among us by few uo5lb' els Indigiae-ls
who would ruin The caufe rather than not
effect their own particular wines.
The recent advocates Of French prin-
eipies in England, are ATTAINED and tired
Of their late doctrines, and have again got
INTO conceit with their own old country
| and It's contribution. The London Couri
er, lately one Of the mof vigorous pa
| pers on the French Gde. ably vindicates
| Great Britain agaiuit the afperflons Of tie
AIoni,eor, AID It's Editor, Boaapatfe -
And on ore location ufes The t,llowing
| expre1iops-'s What the Britifh govern
| ment can 60, we need not fate WHAT i
| cannot do, we will fhortly explain. It
cannot by an arbitrary order top the
| printing or circulation Of any journal or
| pamphiet, and {cnd the editor OF author
| 10 the inhofpitable defer;s Of Gaiana, or
tbe buroipg iands Of ST. D3mingo il
cannot .lirow a man into The temple or
tower, and keep him.there.for an unlimit.
| ed time. without accpfation, trisl, or de
fence it cannot prevent free remarks up
/! on is own meafures, much lets upon the
| conduit Of any other government. 1.-THE
| Coo(uis find lhemIelves aggrieved, Our
Court Of Kings Bench is open TO them.
We invite them to a cour{c OF lectures by
our Judges (; they will here find iome-
thing that will enable them TO improve
their new fyRem Of civil jufilpfudence,
which is foon TO be fubmiIted TO the e-
ei1ators and tribunes of France. Itthty
will take our advice, we can allure them
of one thing: their cauie will have an
impartial hearing, ard will be decided
| Rfitfly according 10 law Twelve jury
men will decide with lnPartlalify accord
| ing TO evidence, and vii deal OUT 70 Be-
naparse as perfect meafure OF jlaice, as
they would 10 the mightielt or meanet OF
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