Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11

go Cs~;sfianitv was the last thing of which
:, s,soected Bonapare. So our gentleman
ne s : I;ule staggered. However finding
,ha, his Bony got himself voted by the
ll e".aaem Of some thousand signatures TO
o. - E,r.t Consul he took comfort. One
~ .ssn mere said he and he will be Emperor
selbs Gauls. Then we may truly Gail him
,bs enlightened government Of France.
And now 6onoParse was the object OF
neral democratic admiration. Ga the
SSsar man On what good nam Whaf a
leaf man! What wonderful man -
55v;,ata fine Eurk /! Whata fine Christian.
VISA anice Musseiman What nice Pa
nest with the wafer in his mouth! was slut
,rred and stammered by every democratic
mouth from A. to Z. Our Congress meets
We must pay an elegant compliment to
this prsat man that is TO be Emperor Of TIRE
Ga46: the miraculous being VINO protects
person by murder, property Oy Pillage, and
religion BY pulling down tombs, plunder-
;nr churches, and sacrilcgiously rob5ng
the alta and condcating the property OF
nriesys. This wonderful man who gene
rously liberatcs MS prisoners of war by
mlssacreelDg them, cures his sick soldiers
wilma single mess Of pottage, and pro-
vides for the safety Of the rest by CALAMITY
ronuingavayfrom them; who provides good
constructions for nations by selling from
20 an iron gaRe, and at last gives liberty and
eqtiaty 10 all France (nay has the modes,
~ 10 svow j. bvgs,ting himself made un-
limi,ed aoaarch Of 1t under the title Of
First Consul, s by stopping the freedom of
the press; this wonderful MAJ who demon
sratcs his injustice to the world BY taking
possession OF every place he chuses, plum
dering the inhabitants aud quartering his ar
mics upon them; who seizes and ncarce-
rates eVervunwary visitor, andtrlveller he
finds in France, as prisoners OF war, and vi.
olates-every principle which has been held
sacred by MANKIND: To this man we must
paya compliment: On the records of our
Congress II stantls-And our gentleman as
legal organ and chief magistrate of this
free andyirtuous country, with equal wis
dom, honor, virtue, manliness, and true spi-
Fit eulogises that same man with the words
he enlightened gs0ernmsat 2f France.
Thus YOU see Mr.. Editor, that by the
powers, of his penetrating, sagacious, wise,
predctiye, and intuitive miad, our Presi.
dent was able to see in the government of
France (Bonaparte) what no one but him.
selfcoull see. How else but By his pro-
phetic spirit informing thar Bonaparte
would at least be emperor of the GauL,
could it have happened that He should
think him enlightened, when all the other
wise and good men looked upon him 10 be
as back as Ere6us." He, above all men
who hates war, and who like the re.pecsa-
biepersonage nentionedby Harry Hotspur
In the play, has always thought
- That it was great pity, 70 it was
TIA viiiainots fslt pexr lhouid be- digg'd
Out of yhs bowcis Of The ha:nsf, earth,
Which 'uany good TAI fellow had dritroy'd
S'coward'5 ana but Tor thpie vile guns,
RE would hlnielf have been folder.
" 3qu Hcny lib, Al7 /. Seek Sd
10 call enlightened that man who only exists
UT, and n title who hates murder like
Eramia, aud would be thought very
4lAa2o ~ humanity, 10 csu him enlighten-
e. Sno has stepped up 10 the hishest,hcone
apo" earth, on neaps Of carcases slaughter
ed ana manglsd by himself. The thing,
s'F IS Pia'n. VISA he pronounced Bona
Par'e" enlightened" he had taken a peep
lof~afd 'n5o tinle, through his closet spec
@~l'es,sand sen arace Of Emperors, of the
ho0aFarte line, raised from the ofscour-
N6a o. democracy. What more can be
SAD n praise OF d4moc1.cy, or Of our wor.
NY PRESIDENT. Indeed DIr. Editor, you
s'sf nowto chang your tone and your
q pEly' You have been charged with being