Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-10

- ,{,en IN which- they FEN 70 rule, brit
81 ss'I r,.aaw Of paw-r Is yielded 10 thca
ID: " e;b.e parade, the fablance is kept by
ID ~ .see,,sfs far thcml.iyes. II il impsisi-
!. sao5.s iauia sstaaiy rule, hui their Va
.ss -. .y,,rnSsy concetnsd and iutIicien,ly gfa.
r. p,otouioc ihew Of fovercignry, while
~ .i s, ufsrp every pFeroganve of
y I'd auih il ia he name Ct he ptes5t 10
go sx,,ea.ity et outrage ard abufe. This
eig ..,eo-d thcafand times: IN faa MOTH
s w. hrs ever hsaeeaea in democracies--
FIX !. Gu. IS. rsbalc siFs9 t, wonder a, aoy
: sho iufAcntiy p,efanss 10 fuppofe It
gu i ,ycr happen ar Ell. For me ps1ple 20 DC
a'aa ago wort ensn,its saa.i . be cheated by.
.a,,., s.d generals ,ile aasil .amtitiaus fcaa1-
,,s ;.e.s ~ u.lte., odS ot ths:f iiac;iies,
:, dcen ;g'pfiple.
lccordiaglg ,sese impossible ngstale
Ire yery quietly, without suspicion or re-
F.,oce, an,l the people, continue 70 sing
,ont liberty as 50 many mocking birds or
.yots would IN their gilt cages after TREY
re- los, it. We have II the United
s,t.s, besides Dir. Jefferson, ten or TWEEN
: very aIrcit dAtc m9ters-and the peob!e
s,aaing always as the Jacobins Go tie rad-
!, work as kindly we must confess in their
s,ols, as clay n the hands Of the potter;
u they are accordingly working up into
|.,,,ls Of dfsh2a2r. Eorbehoil The rcbub-
sm VIC spit at the abuse OF that pams)-
NJ Fs4ubEcml mea,6srs hios a0miaate;!
,Pfssi,!eDt and Vice President. IN form
|aen. as well as il factwe are in the power
h 40 olisarchy, afa;e 70 which every De
.ocracy IS destined. 1t IS the first stage
lathe journey; the few govera short time;
linen one--one Consul for life, & password
hhis sceptre. We have got on beyond Ro-
mdisu almost 10 Robespiereism and what
remains of our race we shall soor run.
Now who can resist this nomination.
What is it bat a combination OF the 60
and Its hangers on, to keep them
selves in Office. The triumvirate of An.
unv, Octayius and Lepidus, In like man
nr, disposed Of the Roman Empire and
he elections went on in form BY the choice
Of the Roman people, with as pretty an
tuisiIsshe7v and as delusive shew Of liber.
vas ours will; and with just as little of
the substance. For who can resist this
this conspiracy. Even De-
nqcrat who should hesitate would be pro-
xribel and hunted down. ,Buta Federal
nwould be duelled or prosecuted for a II
b.lwho opposes. Yet many thousands of
democrats will think in their hearts that
Mr.. Jefferson is not the fttest candidate.
They will whisper, but in very low voice,
elsa disgraced man. 6. Power has cor
lapted him and he has dishonored his Of
nee by his mean duplicity and his persecut-
ing malice. He hired Calender, he is the
fsnd of Paine. He invited him over; he
employed Philip Freneau, he wrote TO
lazzsi slandering Washington, he has
Written in his notes on Virginia about the
Judiciary, and the power of majority to
cypress a minority, and in regard to the ne
goes and aliens and navy and manufac-
'rss, every thing that he has contradicted
ance. ifhe did not act like a coward at
Iart0F's mountain, he has acted in Office
WITH the yndictivc eraelty of one inregard
. bis political opponents. The federal
is from the bottom Of their souls detest
aF aypocrisy; and very democrat knows
1at no man is more likely as President to
s ), our party divisions and to make
uen lrreconcileable. His sincerity, his
courage, his revolutionary conduct, his
'0nnsctons in France, In this country-in
mort saoFt' whether we regard his principles or
q want OF them, there is not a more un-
@map Tor president In the nation.
r. mead the account his printer, the hire
lug Smith, gives Of his master, and say,
l 'aoi honor, whatever your politics may
n n aay hIng.or Consul, or Bashaw, OF
=, :, upon earth Ha.tcred more grossly or
y Iva more brazen disregard FOR truth?
= never Chan ord bfS b,f,7ctsl{eS-it may an