Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-10
Our salvation, i any,

,.r, foi'asa ae ], ofshe con'pira.oss,
81 he pis safssr preserve 10 measures ao,s
no iasasr s ss,1 q moderation. Il Is now
isss &. louisiana renoossra rance.
Srasd i'a ','ag - Of notice, and ought
ssabjsst e I'D % meet The consideration
~, the psopls are held ia con-
B(supd's s;,'' f,yorises I am only sur
sn OF a'.Ss early period and aasr.as ,a
ti,sS AR s' ,hascoasemps isexpee:seu,-
.a',blican nation complaining shas
Pf'la ..grisved aud praying TO be re-
~ ' q. told 10 plain terms that 'ney
rssd - - ~, 70 be heard. Andisls lnthe
s =, ssssoular government, that those
" p { .sy,,,ld now deny hearing to the
pen sa !. IN sbe same who have hitherto at.
s0Pls :. : ',,,;otain the right of people to
s'sl'a :. : ,hsirrulers u all cases whatever,
Ea''''p 1.a ~ like this will be received
h'sa 'as .eS,gaa,ion. We have seen that
a!lVu' -" however spirited, may De
e, ~ outofsheir senses s3at shsy WIN
P aass,rk submit to- be shackled oy sheir
|alin ''ss brfsore tleyeanbe made TO beAeve
\ ,s.s are deceived. We have seen,
~ 1s :, = Nave been the course aud eyeat oil
'u y : ,l,r oayeramen' ), that everexisted,
! u IL r. excepted. But weare told, tho
On - Il color Of truth, aht ours IS unlike
~. .,s + we are told too, and made TO
! 80 80. i, thar our enlghtened minds wall
ss '.,;;sIv discover mischief, which may be,
- IRIS upon this vaia bellefsof our
S.,.rspsn al that the cons?iratots calculate
: IN s.,s o., ruin. Whether the people OF
, r's,I,,aaa have grounds Tor remonsWaaee,
+. Nope have veto seaFns As.shs rsssioa-,
- s,.,nse i,ssl! is an appsal 70 our jusltce &
= oar passious& CARR. uPon the face ofsls
he cer,lain,v...tnaeshe people are arereal.
! arrriirgcd, os they1sre really disposed
Oh Il aarulu Il Ms. Jcaersoo BY an OPP
DressW. form d goyerameat has given
them cause Of complalns. isis Incumbent on.
him 20 reconcile aa act OF opPressionI with
iis desire ofirredoa, for sae People. # they
onplain witham accuse, he must shew
slhas he had no, foreseen shaF. scharac-
,rs; or Why an anraly people was taken
ITO tae Gstioa. ! cannot but compare
hat Mr.. jefferson now is, With what he
as. and mi CD, have, been.s Never will a
aaassede o The presidency Of the Ame-
eau republic under sucaauspices, as did
II. Jefferson. There was already a route
arksd OUT and travelled By the great
Tashington that rou:e one part of the
's.oswishedhim to take as beng in their
lew the most eligible. The otner part of
he nation sor do not reckon a few a.
sas,) wOall have approved that route as
eadlls assny other, for they re rred no
':hsr evidence Of the proprisfy of his mea.
arrs bus thar he mad chosen them. That
cute DC did not take. The character eff
MS man IS asubject Of curious speculation
.-uosshathe IsiaiPeiled by uncommon mo-
lSsaoutthatne islmpelled 5y 90 conceisa-
e motive againstthc assembiage Of all mo-
YES. hisin the destiny Of This man 10
nos without inpedinents, and blunder
md day. Whatever ne had adopted
y y 0ssttAe means Of bringing hin iuto-.
pen shane. Theintroaaetian &c new Of
'sIs 70 wefk wonders, mas resulted in
'skness Of public functions aud national
SSface,; economy endios il waste; a ma.
csclared to be useless is reduced 20 nn.
@atlme when;it is require ia It's fall
VIZ a revolution approved. pa,ronized,
!. p'aFnesied to end in freedom, stops
sl y. Of dreadful tyranny; professions
sA''y are believed By nations % be but.
s I. as Of fear: wherefore SIC are, insult
y, Without ceremony, and our chief magis-
) ! ussp'red with moderation la coaside.
''0 - u lneapac,ty. Y
: aasssa'd that wha,gyer measure Mr..
/, 'Va mas adopted, has fbsen the means
,,,s %seis m'nto open shams. Though
i ~: ~ truth, change the terms Of the
: s'pAs an wiling ;o,sofven the import
y 0y aiErNino - III