Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03


suit from savings, By calling home the d.
splomatic corps" Gramerciss VIVA, say
ings have been made, in this item Of public
expenditures. wonder the whole debt
has NOT been liquidated by them. Dawson j;
Livingston; Munroe Armstrong; Bow
dom; Pinckney; no where are you ~
come forward and tell your country, the
thousands thar have been saved By the rs-
,duction of the diplomatic corps? What !
are you silent! Speak for them Mr., Bishop
s.--I,hose lips that in eighteen hundred
could speak SO Anently, are on this subject
sealed forever. Well but were savlags to
be MAIDEN no other way oh yes, I. By
retrenching salaries, and by the avails OF.
Our immense western territory
Whose salaries have becnreducedr MIR.
Jeferson's? No: not a cent. The Sc.
cretary of State. Treasury, Navy, &c.
No: they have been raised. Does Mr..
Bishop receive less than the federal officer,
who was removed TO make way forhim and
his father. Oh no: he receives more by
thousands. No salaries then have been
reduced.M No savings made on this score.
And as 10 our "immense 1uesteYn terrific.
ry-" which furnished land enough, accord
ing to Mr.. Jefferson, for the hundreth
and thcusandth generation" it lies half
neglected. aud Improbable while our CT.
tizens and wealth are removing 10 another
immense western territory, which has been
bought at an immense price, because, for.
snoth, sit opened wide spread for the
blessings of liberty end good govern.
ment.n " Deiusion, these are thy tro-
phiss.a
In the same page Mr.. Bishop proceeds.
and in italic TOO CIR Constitution 1vould
be firmly supported"
The people believed; changed the adnli-
nistration, and must, by this time, be con-
WINGED that II was all adelnsion. The con.
stitution has been altered two or three
times, and three or four alterations more
are now contemplated. At1his rate all that
is valuable in that instrument will soon be
DESTROYED. Q my country, the maniac OF
delusion seems to have seized on your
children. and threatens your constitution,
your freedom and happiness, with destruc.
ton. Lu2crne Fed.
Aurora a5use.-The resignation of Mr..
Griswold and Mr.. Goddard, members of
congress from Connecticut (says.the New
York Commercial Advertiser has been
noticed by Duane in his usually vulgar and
indecent style. He has given more than
column containing scarcely correct asser-
tion-a column filed with misrepresenta.
zion, falsehood' and abuse. OF these we
shall notice few instances.
He denies that Mr.. Griswold possessed
either talents, political science, or elo-
quence ;;he presents him as having hae0y
head and cold heart, and accuses him of
q Apbocracy and arhfce. !" Never,
SAYS Duane, did man during his time in
congress so little regard the means or the
arguments which he resorted to. Girls
wold's articles were generally conducted
with such palpable characteristics of disln-
genuisy, that he never convinced while he
often disguised. Forever meditating some
stratagem, and forever disappointed by the
iucompetency of his ability TO conduct the
! design which he had commenced; or by
the incongruitv of the conceit itself"
Its in vain to attempt to argue with a
man so totally destituteof candor, so com.
pletely regardless Of truth and decerum,
as the editor of the Aurora. He who de-
/ MED the probity, the patriotism and politi-
! cal science of Wolcott, of Pickering, OF
| Adams, and of WashiDgten--he who DE-
MED the distinguished talents and eloo-
quenee of Morris, Aimes, and Hamilton
The who charged The yilest crimes upon
| the brightest ornaments of America, must
! be expected to revile and calumniate every
individual, who is distinguished for his
| talents, patrio,ism and virtue. Ii the great
! and venerable Washington, if the wisest
and best men of our country could not es-