Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-07

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s. cousassa acme y II than plagued with ? sn'0-
Dnsas : sa nd scolding woman abroad
bis i sns nj = !, NOS intended 10 apply Al.
This f g ne enquirer, though we feel
ss s5sa, ! e having noticed sometimes,
81 asdsas s : n style, a use OF I'm
ram a. .l,s,vsred 10 the ineHiclency OF the
aSs aO' Bat this is wandering.
IS Richie observes win as '',uea co.. 5,
s'ass s'hs,~sd from the opportunity OF an
arc os, ,r,c,ion, while the progress OF
y ,l'I a'; : r.aerally arrested by the calls
sous 3 ,be facinarioas OF pleasure"
' y !. Iameutablc truth,
y. i, lasorsol Virgins c9lne, ,.ssems,
p Janus, from the plough. iheyafe
s Ike Cinclnnatus as the poor cor
pus ',s Ike Alexander the great: Phi
:" ~, son had one shoulder awr.y, 50
s. corporal but perhaps they d asred
81 - rrsI,ects as much as the Virginia
ss ;;sl.,ors aud old Cincinnasu.. Not be-
N s1 SI.s,rd With !" the necessary qnalihca-
y or legislators, why would i, not be
zinc os money TO safsr some OF the
ma s,r Cincinnati to stay at home and
soi their plonshs instead. Money might
n 4 saved, AMI converted to useful
-a,,s, BY the establishment OF schools,
4 p s t,ss9 legislators aasl gise them
i. NECESSARY Qualifications" Mr. Rit-
s s,ys shas ',most Of the ,ns:a5ers when
II, sas,rthe capitol are igaoraar of the
[iuciual subjects thar are 70 be brought
|.lo,s hem, ignorant of the Princi-
,ryumeats and facts that are ne
(,saryto decide the'n:'' aud shat when
b,e subjects are throwainro the shape of
IN, for their discussion, they are presevv-
q in manuscript; they are seldom seen
II any but che draughtsmen, the commit.
j and the most active members Of the
souss; the rest know little about them,
|kcsOt whaf shsy may casually CLEAN from
ks rapid tsAlias ofthe clerk WAT an
|ousst picture; aal does itnot prove the
kp.dienry, equal utility and great econo.
bookkeeping most of the Ciacinaati at
bns, aal drpaasing their ploughs TO act
brshsm; for, according TO Mr. Rischie's
enarks, there's not penay TO chuss be.
Fssa the utility Of the mea and the
laghs, aud there are many pence to chuse
ssween the expence Of keeping and pay
Fyshe live and the inanimatr Instruments. 5
[he /" draughtsmen, committee and few
give members" can drive the plouehs
they please. We hope this plan of lie.
lslat've plougas will be adopted; and
PINE "draughtsmaa" be appointed the
EXT session TO bring in bill for the pur.
lose,
Wedoubt not the correctness with which
ne Enquirer has depicted in a few bold
FFrokes the majority of III. Virginia legis.
aiare; Pennsylvania and MARYLAND are 10
0oae the same situation, and the causes
Ie'le same. Aristocrats, under the name
| republicans and friends Of the people.
ave deceived the people at large, and
Husso inemto turn from Office and from the
laureshe best and the most.abie cha
aessFs, to make room for themselves
uE : nas been the case in this stat. such
pennsylvania, Maryland, and in the u.
:, oates az large, with respect to natl.
ma "a, oihcers and legislators.
,Wsiaemirethe righteousness with wh;eh
=. a'f'h,e speaks of the majority of the
ave legislature. We have said and we
Fpsasi', TIA, We do not inteud t., be severe
p I; 'qs Enquirer, bat treat it always with
liz si:.y' all Of such time, which heaven
, sO,u ss0alc ever come till, we say. there
, .pss's 'ous no hopes of its repentance and
~, Sbsiunsnsreierm2tion. The blunt homes.
/. ss' nere appears leads US 10 hope that
) uq0lrsr Is hereafter 20 De directed by
80 s "a and truly patriotic .2iri,..-
80 y, We shall rejoice.
,as manner IN which Mr.. Richie sneak.
~ as legislators of the state, (aud the.
.s,sl may DC said of itsdelsga,ioa 70 con.
m @Jaas nothing 20 do with abuse or "a.