Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-08

al commerce again be uninterrupted.
90 EM. 1ork Gaz.
thew write from Milan, the 3oth of Ju-
1. follows:
The French troops IN Italy have been
|. constant motion, for this month past;
n thew assemble in great numbers, on
/, Austrian frontiers, especially on the
- CHEESE, where, near Mount Chiaro,
|. army of thirty thousand men is already
s.nbled the destination Of which is not
J, suown. The fortications of Turin
"a siantus are also placed in the strong
4 ,s.e Of defence.
paris paper.)
CREED TAYLOR, Efsuife, was on Satur.
h unanimoudy appointed by the Executive of
Fsinia, Judge of the General Court,
! flpply the vacancy occaioned b. the death
tIuige 'IoSEs.
r.. Executive, we Hnderfand, would noe
N. PROCEEDED 60 the appointment at This time,
s,e Legislature wi.lSmeet on ,hs f-a Mcniay
NEXT month, hadsthey 10. conceived the ciaufe
ihe csnaitution yelling them with this power
he recefs imSerqtius, and consequently that
va their duiy to fiil the vacancy Immediately.
Ric6nsad PAPER.
Mr.. Richie says IN yesterdays Enqei-
II, that "the friends of republican virtue
a. made a decided stand against the va
In the same paragraph af-
.rwards, speaking of Jack Randolph, Mr..
Atchie saws that he has "set his face a.
siust the imposing opinion of the three a.
list men of his own party, and the priuci-
doSeers Of the government. These we
sppose to be Madison, Gallatin and Lin.
ia, and OF the same opinion in this respec,
itae president. Now we think the infer
ne direct, that Madison, Jefferson Gal
nm, Lincoln, Granger. &c. are not men
republican virtue. Cannot Mr.. Richie
rseh his fancy from the beginning TO the
iddle of short paragraph? He should
egn Duncan or Watts. and learn how to
hHinterences The friends ofrepuhlicap
1tu. oppose the Georgia claims-Jeffer-
90, Madison, Gallatin, Lincoln, &c. are
favor ofthe claims ergo Jefferson, Gal
tin, Madison, Lincoln, &c. are not the
lends of republican virtue.
The reader shall have the whole para.
taph:
"The friend. of republican virsue have
'ade a decided stand against the Yazoo
Snants, and they deserve to be support
10y every honorable aud constitutional
pedlent. John Randolph and the respeo-
DE majority of the Virginia delegation,
ave appeared active IN their opposition,
Nd ina x,ble 10 their vose; and it becomes
BE duty Of the Peopi and the state, to sup
0rt their representatives. If ever there
rs statesman. who triumphed over the
advantages of youth; who inhexibly
NsaeG "the right instead of the expedi-
Mt" who dared to set his face against the
eposing opinion of the three ablest men
his party and the principal officers OF
S'srnment; who with an equal mind bravs
danger and corruption who arrested
I@pregress Of one of the greatest specu-
dsus that ever originated in fraud, ard
rs disseminating corruption that mah is
hu Randolph.
Does it not then become the sacred
,Us OF the legislature of Virginia, to de-
.Ee at Its next session,its deliberate seuti.
.Sats on the Yazoo speculation: TO in.
! It's senator's, and TO recommend to
! representatives of the people, TO vote
8a'Nss any compromise whatever with
.'C'a lRionItious demands? Ifthis solemn
cafapon has not effect, it will a, least a.
"e the attention and curiosity of the peo-
twill cause them TO cast suspicious
J eager glance upon those representatives
"ngress, who may be disposed to foster
i'uP'lon, The electors will be ineited TO
,a'i'uct their representatives : and the va
,,nng vote. Of Dawson, and Jackson shall
made to Tx itself to the true interests of
@;lr country
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