Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07
IAsa Demo.


weighed and analized him, and he i, J0aad
avaanng. Methinks I fee him as this
moment trembling and ftarting at every
found, dreading thar the next fentence
will Gay all that he fears. Have not
faia enough /! Do not his public deeds
fpeak in thunder !? Docs NOT the innocent
blood which was thed in the Penniylya-
MIA riots lpeak terrors TO his foul? Do
not the bloody tracts Of the humble honef
militia men, who returned from the mi
litary tour ihselefs, fhirtlels, moneylefs,
and flieadlefs, nay deaituse of every
thing except mifery, fpeak to his heart =
This is a loft apofrophe. But if none of
thofe ,hings can affect his idolstors, what
hall be iald for the 100000 dollars
which were loft, forever LOFT ingloriouly,
and ignominiouay loft, in thar mott dif.
graceful and degrading project, in which
his partizans did, indeed, in conGdera-
bic degree, I" fo9 The aubs<h IF The goO-
srnme1t.
Fellow citizen, whoever thou art, ak
you TO read again, and as you read re-
member, that the Albert Galla,in, con-
corning whom | have faid all this, is The
ieeretary of the trealury OF the United
States. The fame who lately fold the
bank ttock for 10000 dollars lels than
his fellow citizens would have given
The fame who tells you that the whole
mercantile and other capital and credit of
this extenfse end Aouriihing country was
not equal 10 70 fmall an object.
The fame who was lecretary of the elf
organized meeting which oppofed, and re-
{olved to counteratf, the operations OF their
lawful governments
The fame, who oprofed with yehe-
menee and clameur comptnfatioa for
Mr.. Wolcott as iecretary Of the treaiory,
which falary he now enjoys in his own
perfon.
The fame who brags about the over
flowing trealury, about the reiources Of
the country, but never gayea vote, or any
other aid to produce one dollar into the
treafury. The fale of the bank flock, al
leis than its value excepted
The fame who with unvarying aeps,
oppoled every meafure of the government,
under the former administrations, which
promiied TO contribute TO public credit, ma
tional honor or fafety.
Who is this thar has dared to profane
the templc of democracy, to drag the high
priea of the order from the confecrated al.
tar, and to expole him TO the indignation
and contempt of an injured and deluded
people Thoufands of tonges have echoed
and will re.echo this quefion. The par.
tizans Of the Grand Lama Of democratic
delufon are ready to break down the bar
riers of focal right and order they are
ready TO cry vengeance and delruttion to
him who has dared to lay proaratc at his
feet, and TO hold over their fallen Mefi-
ah, in one hand, garland of triumph, in
the other, rod of correction, which have
been decreed to him by the United voices
of truth, reafon, virtue and juaiee; who
has fcoafgcd with leverity, and who now
ceafes to exerciic The irreGfablc fuperiori.
ty which he PoGsGes, becaufe he knows
thar enough has been iald to convince and
confirm the judgments OF the candid );
and becaufe he knows ALTO that the lazy,
the ignorant, the obffinate, The faetious,
and the intriguing, have fhu, their eyes
and ears againtt the mott demonfrable
truths; nor would they be convinced,
though they were to be addreaed, in the
thunder OF heaven, or from the tombs of
thofe departed heroes and patriots, TO
whom America i. indebted for her rank
as nation.
Oh, deerueive, deluding, incorrigi-
*H xszv appears fbat tb< aaaal lsls
xboa a moasrats calculation gvas IS 1000
dollars.
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