Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-23

toad-caters will dance upon their or,v. uasf, tb,
the knee and ting the fong Of praie As ,b.a
have done to the bloody actors, in ii. sslls'ys
tragedy. Thct the principles Of the No.. O'0oY
now governs our country, are the Zane w sg t
brought aavery and mdcry on ihe fa;;,. saplSaAav,
Of Europe, | think may be as eaGly demotp" ofSa
to candid mind, as any propoGtion i p,'ast
A we'll informed induarious man, who a lls'd.
dertake the talk, will as lurely lucceed ), w.
tempts it, and thereby renderhis country o a
benefit than lhe has perhaps ever vet r.s S!a',
He will remove the film from off the prbr;.
and enable them 70 fee the prec;pice On %y,,
they fand, and the yawuiag gaph below 'a1 r
prolecute iuch an undertaking With eF.a 70.
ihonid, in my opinion, go back to she conn., CONN., 70
ucns Of the Freach Revolution and 9TH. r.
government. In 1879, he viii on examine, s,'a
Gnd thar nine teu,hs Of thofe who op,oG3 Il
doption Of the contribution, are now of n. II.
bin OF Democratic patty: he will find aIco ' ,s
TIE Clubs formed precifely upon the Paris pI,o '
many parts of the United States, particu,,rr
the large cisies, were in every infancc formed -
the prefcnt ruling party he will find ,b,t !.
impudent and Infamous Vaccinations Of Cen.
and Fauchct were cherialed and encouraged h.
the fame party he will fod tia, the fps,t. :.
rebellion in the weeern counties of PenpfyIy..'
were gend-red, kindled and blown into an alarm
ing fame, by men of the prelent ruling democ,
tic party he will ind upon the breaking opta
the late war ia Europe, when our eoverpn.o,
determined to Gsnd upon neutral ground, il W.,
grossly vil;hed ard abufed and every eoo,.
which democratic ingenuity could move, employ
ed TO force America, religious, moral and ,irr
Gus America, into foul unnatural alliance with
the faithlefs, inGdel, diforgauizing, bloody ca,
throa,s of Paris, BY the the psefent ruling demo.
cratic party.
He viii by referring to the newspapers pub
lisbed by Benjamin F. Bache, and aferward,
by Dun, alias Duane, and all Others of the sane
stamp throughout America that these chas:: or.
gans of the public will, constantly vindIcsed III.
principles of the French revolutonists, ard held
them up as patterns for the world to Initiate;
constantly paiated and justified their aoominabl.,
and 'sill then, unheard of atrocities constantly
Joined in celebrating anniversaries, the most wick.
ed and bloody the world ever witnessed--such as
the murders committed on tie tenth Of August
aud second of September. 792, and the murder Of
the King of france in i793---consranty vlGei
and libeied almost every viftuous and patriotic
Fe6er8list of note in tic country; not spar1g
even Washington, the most disin.crestcd dyr.
tuous Patriot thar ever lived and whom Duane
accused Of murder-That they have constantly
printed and published the anarchlc and bIaSplc.
nous writings of those degraded creatures, ion
Paine and William Godwin--He viii fOd tbatal
these papers, employed in disseminating such de.
testable principles, have been and are a! this time,
exclusively pa1ronized by the present ruling DE-
nocratic party-He will find that the barriers
raised by the Federalists to keep, from any partl.
cipation or interference in the government troops
of hungry uhprincipled foreigners, many OF them
disgorged from the ais of Europe, where by their
crimes, their lives were forfeited, and by whom
our country is in danger OF beng overwhelmed %
prevent TO use scripture eXpIesslon) the cn.
dren's bread being given TO dogs, have been IN
great measure brcke down by the present mIlnS
democratic party. These with many other tati
of the same nature, which are in the memory oil
numbers. being laid before the pubic, with
vouchers to substantiate them; can there be one
virtuous American, one in whose bosom SPa[k
Of our holy religion exists, one who possesses INC
common feelings Of mankind towards his oit'pnIS'
one who breads The effects otantrehglou' l0'
pious and vicious principles, and opinions upon
the rising generation; one who wishes the Pte''n'
constitution of his country to be perpetual say
Mr.. Editor, can there be one with such HllrF"'
held UP to his view, who will continue to supper
men, protesting principles which have pFodussJJ
the slavery, degradation aud misery OF grea' a"a
fair portion of the European world never "a"
believe it. But to return to the letter to faul'
Ia strong desire to see and converse Wi'n -.
writer Of 50 extraordinary letter. as wen a. "
have what is sad Of Duane confirmed BY tn' ~.
thor before witnesses, induced t'iend 10 NV '.
with me into the lower part Of Prince GS0'5s
County, with view Of finding him. we P,D.
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