Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
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ca 20 nave sum hofrlhie puTnoses even
darkly insinuased. In what stage ofthis
damnabls descentthose nustbe who pro-
pound ever so loosely, ".nch horrihle
imaginings, We WI aot venture ID sav.
Let our readers MIKE up each his cwn
Eopiniono on the s,ihirst. ~ - /
The public Journals of New-yssk 1,
this moment pscseat IN; affecting display
ofthe abouihalsss filsto which the All.
rit ofpaety when 5,unfsstrainsd by /, "a
provisions, VIII tkias people. hrrr,.,
thugs run little shott of dagger drawing
AID throat csfstinhk 81 II -.
I.isacs ns; Z .ton,ss s iet,ress,, -, :.
two principles of Federalism and .snti-
Federalismi but between Anti Federal.
lists and Anti Federalists. Having dri-
ven the Federalists from the field, and
completely routed them for the present.
they~have set FIRE TO the camp, ana bro.
ken into the town, and are now ssoilinr
torthe booty. To speak less Rguratiye-s
y, q schism has taken place between
them, as was often predicted. The
Wount0in and the 1Me2etes, under, the
name OF Chntonians and B,9rites are at ie
Peli NELL, cutting. hacking, siashiug, and
tearing each Others eyes out, scoldinr
and nobbing like Poissardes, while the
Marseiiiais ofthe dray,, the car, and the !
cart. are whetting their weapons todrive
their political lectures into the heads OF
the people, and y. y. y !. Z 49, S
Pro7e their, doctrine erfhodax. 4 !.
+ By Jacabiaic thunPs and ks9eks, !
while some of the public prints sound
the charge to the tune Of the Mavseiiiais
Hymn or Cara. Beau;fil Aiss no
doubt which many love for something
beside the rhusic--for s An Undescri5Gs
be Somefhiag" But, readers, !. I'anof
tell you ruhaf !" because ID must lead 10
an inquiry that would souse VI both into
the depths of Mr.. Locke, and the whole
doctrine of the Association of Ideas, and
stick us fast, up TO the knees, inthe mud
5of Metaphysics. Is 50 -
Fhe famous Lord North (his name J
has probably been heard before now ID
America once speaking of the father
OF the present Lord Hutchinson, old He.
ly Hutchinson, who was a. once Provost
OF Dublin College, 4 Kings Council. 1
Minister Of Estate, an officer in the army.
besides many other things, said, eff, /
were to give that little man al England.
ireland and Scotland, for an estate, he
would beg the Isle Of Man Cor cabbage
garden" The same voracious appetite
attends the persons IN question. They
arenot sontented with engulphingthe 20 !
vernment, and altering the constitutions, +
utthey want to alter the charter OF New
York, that they may engulph the muni- =,
eiPal government ofthat place, and hare :.
It to themselves. A New-York paper
states, that alta Democratic meeting held
70 concert measures for that purpose, q
leader of the party styled CEntonias.
swore, /" BYTHE ETERNAL GOD.
that for the sake ofopposing Mr.. Burr, il
i" he would raise an army, head il him. +,
" sell, and lead his fellows 10 the gates
!" Of Hell. This is the right Mountain
language, held in the National Assem-.
bly, Of France, by Legendre, the butch.
ers when Legislator Of the shambles.-4
We are glad sohear, however, thar such
men have The grace 10 maine 7he Eternal
God at al, though it be only il in an oath.
What is sinful u good men, may appear
something like yirtuous in bad Should
the gentleman whoever he is, equip his
army, and march on the expedition he
has proposed 60 HELD we wish him )
success to his kandztie enterprize.
We have often taken occasion to men.
ton, and the haggard aspect Of an aiiiiet-.
ed world, wearisd and wasted with look. j
ing onEwith fear and astonishmen nj upon
the transactions winch have passed IN
France during the revolution, bear tes.<
timony 70 the horrors and denominations !,
of that period. Considering that MUIR
der was let loose BY the authoritiss exist.
ing at the time in France, and Is res,rain-
ed by law in America, We do not know