Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-02
: Prsessss of Democracy. 9

~ Prsgfsss of democracy.
Some have hoped sndbelleved that when
.jacobini.m became triumphant IN tho go
vsrnmenr of the United States, party spi-
rit would exhibit l-ss venom and the mode
rate men woull regulate the. tone OF pubic
measures. fine history OF mankind has
taught US digereat expectations, and We
witness with sorrow the Same direidi pro-
cess 10 America which has, in vvery cona.
try ATTENDED the same experiment.
The ,nIsss in Pennsylvania. were OF the
moderate description, and having seen tie
6rst order OF tn.ngs completely changed III
that State, were disposed to ctrck that IA
subordinate spirit wAien had changed m.n,
bot was now waging war with no less sue
cess against 2:'nc.pies. Look AZ tho 'tts
Of these 3Adpes, taey have ntcoae Cd
noxioa, 10 c:Stalor Diane, ana they lnuat
DC sacrificed.
Look a, Congress. The moderate men
of sar oeu!oeratic party are there beS'ln'nS
60 drop oil, aad tie senettal t>I'rAnt hnn-
dosph, with his accomp!ices, viii BE- left
to complete Inc ,oise, pa f. an xrtss NJ ~
policy Of the 4 rnsrican Emperor, Without
a man, excepting ao,"ag the a"ms.ad and
c!esplred rn!nof.ty. 10 lend h,' voiSs IN tne
cause of bleeding justice. Gen. o"'!er,
though strongly opposed 70 the last al NJ.
nis;r"tro a, ana an aCtlve character III eH-
aliiEc tbs pres,n, compared with those
WAC ~ aa Will ,ra,tse the rauonai ar
i"..S, was 4 r"u,icri,e Uitn. Hu, again Sc
. aAt become. of n"i,rA,e hcn. H-ad
us ;lo1ss; and patriotic leci.Sa,Ion - tae
- IL 4! - : at., Scala taca!!na.
:. aaA p0l .oag 1&sn ~ Senate, since
my last ciectlcn, betuJ~ ! Er-< .'.ed e9iH'
6inat;s7 amoag certain !ayg. aE"1'', n2tair
IA ls-ii And dangerous in les consequent
go, to.,he rights q othsr States NY
hold evening meetings. I" iec'ae w'a'
snail ,akc place or prevail IN Senate. Into
mis- combination they have drawn two or
hree of the small Safes and by this com.
bina,on nothing is suffered to come jdtrfy
before Senate, that is not either brought
forward by one of the party, or has MOI
not their previous SANCTION. such
state of things, I .vouI natl cana0t-l
Will NOT syBMIT-without expressing
bath nv concsr r. and disapprobation con.
cern, because expected very dufs
conduct from gentlemen with whom hop.
ed to have been IN unison ; disappointment
a, finding these men, who before revo-
luton in the public mind took place. pos
sessed Jealous regard for equal rights
n9w in roye-. e first 10 subvert the
trinc PIES efzvh 'ch they 1u!Shea' to be fhoHSM
the advocates"
The consequence CT this exposis' on of
the Inundated state to which every ORION
o. he conmunit, wasr duern = clan.
desune bu, .sp'r.ng policy of few V'rs'.
Man Michiave.ians, was political senun-
citation. In his native STATE, he W. abused
bv his own party; in the other states n,
Iackal, Of the Imperial june abused him,
he had nothing else to .xrect in congress.
and yhis MoDlRATh MAN HAS kEs,GNEE!
Thus it will BE-, and our Grangers and
Varuums ard . cry a;a1r man in hatever
department, OF government, who will not
pursue the policy, OF which Randolph is
nc agsa, in congress, will eventually, re.
sign or Sc brought back to private lie, oy
the in.risues OF the dominant party.
Repsrt2ry.