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

become frantic and delirious at the prof.
peel. And why not flop? Have | not
taken the bull by the horns! Have not
caR him upon his back Have not ex-
poGed him at the altar Of truth, and ar
raigned him at the bar Of public juRlce?
Have NOT bound him with cords, which
are too itrong for bis frengti,, 70 that
every Lilliputian who paaes by may
give him blows
The day approaches when It will be
told in all the terms of irritation, that
it was Gallatin whole conduct gseatly
contributed TO The Pennsylvania inturrec-
ton, which deluded, and led rile ignorant
and misjudging people to thele rietous
and dearuttlye deeds, which terminated
in ruin, devaAation, FIRE, and death /;
and robbed our treafury OF about fifteen
hundred thouiand dollars.
Il was Gallatin who RATED an outcry
,aeainf the falary of his prediction and
yet has accepted and enjoys it himleIf, in
all the pride and irlolence Of fuccels.
It was Gallatin who countenanced that
unto which made garbled extracts from
the treafury books, for the purpofe OF de-
aroying the confidence ofrhe public II his
viltuous predeceaors +
ltwas Galafin, who deluded the pub
lie into the belief, or countcnanced the
opinion, that the honet and merito.ious
Pickering, had defrauded them of more
than half million OF dollars, at the very
time when be knew that the whole was
deliberate and de,ea.ble fallehood.
II was Gallatin who has offered an IN
fuit and an open calumny upon the whole
mercantile character, capital aud credit OF
the merchants of this country, besaus- II
was the only alternative, by which he
could offer an execute, for one Of the mott
inGefenfble public trarfattions, which ever
did exit in the hica! operations ofany 60
ycrnment, which either had refources or
credit. mean the iecret iale, or rather
iacrihce, Of the bark fock, when there
were, as he faid, millions Of idle dollars
in the treafury.
Public Credit! Albert Gallatin, the
father, the protector, the guardian OF pub
lie credit! So FAY the difciples of this
MeHiah. Oh tell it not in Gath Sure
~ this cannot be the fame Gallatin who
iomented the Pennsylvania infunettion !;
who accepts, as ialary, what he faid
was too much for lis piedecefor who
illuminated the honelt and upright, to
make room for hitnlclf; whole motto and
uniYerfal practice continued 70 long TO be,
TO Gop the 4ybeezs Of tbe governmenf,
when the mott luxurious of men, the fa-
Their of bis country, the great, the glori-
Gus, the immortal Warrington, prefdcd,
directed and adviled.
Yes, il is the fame GalIatin, it is he
who now pirates about public credit who
has done his utmof to deftroy every good
and glorious principle of that government ;
who has left Gains upon it, which ages
will never obliterate whole deeds will
continue to tarnifh the American charac.
ter, until time, though memory, fhall all
fink, and be loft in eternal oblivious chaos,
and even the great globe itfelf ihall crum-
BILE into atoms, and ltavs not a aurerk be-
hind.
/ Tbs jaufo, Il IS ao4v faid, eosGftd Of
4Albtyt Gallatin, fbe /serefayy oftbe 'rsa-
fry, Wm. Duane, The Edifer Of The Aa-
| ro,a, Jobu Becky, The clerk Of The b0g/e
ofretrsJsnfatives, Jrael Jlyael, the @er1
efPba0delpbia, Campbell, then a Clerk in
| Mr.. W0lcs1's o5Fee, and no7o an officer IN
fbe airy g5e The United States, the Jaue
army fran qu5ieb Captain Munger and
many mare egaaly nzrrifor'oas 40efe d5lnW
ed. " We are all Republicans we are
all Federalias.'' # The Preparation IF
d<edsJo den9a5k, ertite the ealbrtfs 10
fbe boso,abAe de6gnation IF retu6lieam,
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