Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-14

for ten years, duting which Al |
was struggling In the convul,;or. Iaf'ps
barous insure tion, and civil and "a q : BAT.
wars, this Country rose at once q .o'e'ss
OF opuienee Incredible until aeconnrpt' pitch
By the same system Of dlgn,aed ne p'sIsd.
preserving peace aslong as peace esa a'''y
honor Re preserved; serupulousIv e.; Win
impartial to all nsuons, render;nn -. !, S'd
all which justice, and even the aes : wen
ed courtesies of nations, directs, aud s -
acting the same from them; deeh. *
war, but presenting a frout ready sor :
ii compelled byunjust encroachmen,. (
suit, Or injury, tbs country might BID Gu :.
tostand in the foremost rank Of the n,,;a as
Of the earth, in very few years '
And TO ehea this, nothing more Is n..
sary than to leave the country and !,
constitution to their own natural ore,,.,
ons guarding both from inroad and i
fraction with hrmness, vigilcnce and fl.,
ity. Bus-But we fear this may no, h.
Unfortunately there is party IN ~,
land, TO whose very nature tranquibrv;.
alien and abhorent, and flies from
whithess at its approach. Thcse me-,
have great sway over the undisInau;,b
ing part of the community, and, VII.
ther it is from its own choice, or th.;,
unbldden lnyruslon, it SO happens, tia,
sbose men cling to the Executive, and
while they pretend to be advocates oft.
and Of American freedom, are some o.
those missionaries Of Jacobinisn whoEk.
the furious fanatics Of old, scatter them
selves over the face of the earth to disxm.
mate their barbarous doctrines. Or rather,
wso, Ike Satin, prowl about" seeking
whom thev may devour."
These Will never rest SO long as Am..
RIGA is at rest. So long as one atom Of
that constitution remains SO long in a
word as America remains unjaeobinized,
these distufbers will never rest. No, nor
then. No, never, never. Rest is not
for them here or hereafter. Does any one
donbs this, let him only advert to theit
| conduct from the beginning Of the French
| Revolution TO this day. Has single in.
| stance occurred in which, prefefring tn.
advantage of America to that of France,
| they have abstained from supporting the
cause Of French revolutionary principles
| or ere in which they did net shew desire
| TO plunge America into the most ruinous
state of Jacobin warfare, to aid that &C.
| cursed doctrine, and support It's parent
France. That very neutrality whlcAls
| now even to those persons subject Of
! boast and triumph, they did every thing,
nay, had almost had recourse to arms to
prevent. And the neutrality which may
now again be beneficial to this country,
| they will assuredIy also endeayoar to pre-.
vent.
WHEN men are fcen acting thus iucon.
fitenlly, and varying their means with
rslpeA 30 effects upon America, only 10 DC
confident and ttssoy in attaining thelrend''
and in a caufe as CT foreign 10 TINS coun.
sy, can they be called friends to America.
No they are purely Jacoblns and out
Of pure attachment to that accaried doc'
srine only, afianced 10 France, & hottie
to England; and abRrattej from chat con-
federation and their perqo3ites, wholly M
different TO Amcrca. We venture TO lay
down this truth, and we will aand to the
event, that, either that iet OF men ana
shci7 dotsriaes, or America mutt tall
This IS he alternative from which the pe0'
pie of Amesica NUT make their ehoics'-
Blink the poim they cannot.