Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-26

inert, is honorable 70 themse,vs. -,
serving q praise. It shews they were w. ~
ce:ved by those raea who had warr, :,
themselves INTO their confidence, and ,bs
thsy are determined to punish them !,
the bold acts of injustice and onpr4ss,,
which they have committed, under ~
tence OF subscribing The public interest,
1t has ever been the opinion of perso,,
OF reflection g information, that .wore.
or better men, would soon succeed ,bos,.I
Who so suddenly broke in upon the peace
OF the state and seized its govsrnment.---.
These men they knew consisted of charac.
ters just calculated to strut their hour IN.
on the political stage, and disappear fore,
yer. Being raised 10 the surface by fer,
ncnt IN the pubic mind, it was reasoo..
bic and Ratorai conclusion that they would
sinS as soon as that fermcui Began to sub.
side. Indeed, it is morally impossible .or
a party composed of such discordent mate.
rials, as those which form the democratic
party in New Jersey, long to hold toge.
Their: For the purpose of civil govern.
ment there are very few men belong ug to
the party, who can be depended on and
IN such stations the people cannot and will
not long endure them. The seeds of dis.
solution are beginning 10 vegetae the
haud8 thai LIED them up are now busted
10 pulling them down.
he changes which have taken place in
the democratic counties are 10 be ascribed,
principally, TO the outrageous appointments
which have beer made by the Legislature.
and the avidity with which the aid Members
have seized upon every Office witna tner
reach, either for themselves, their relations
or their particular friends; l'hls conduct,
added to the alarm winch has hcep created
by the disciples Of Duane and Co. and 10
whose wild projects those men were gene.
aHy supposed to DC enlisted, has proved
fatal to their political consequence. The
people are evidently disguslea win h,ir
setfshuess and tyranny, aud won't nave
them any longer to ruie over them,
The evident Reaction in the public mind.
manifested by the late election affords but
dull prospect of success to the projectors
of nezO systems Of Jurisprudence and other
revolutionary measures il Nrw.Jersey.
The advocates OF such Schem nius, be a.
Dashed, by the present pTnpitiou, appear
ance of thlogs. and since Pennsylvania, on
whose experience they seemed 10 rely as a
guide aGd director, refuses them an tx.
ample, Ia the undertaking, they mus. even
be conf9ntto sit down quietly under that
system which federal alen have formed tor
the regulation and god OF the community,
and confess at last. after SO much Glamour,
stir and vcxation, that shey are incompetent
to the task of forming better.
The result then, of this election, is tas
vourab!e TO stable government. It NAV al.
so be regarded as proPr;ous to TIE views Of
Governor Bloomfield, in retaining his pre-
sent oGce and power. Had tn revolution.
airy party succeeded, he, ia all probability,
from the jealousy which exists in that de-
scriprion Of men relative to his attachment
to their kind of republcanlsm, would
have been very near losing his Office; but
now we think ne will rest secure. The /.
de tales which are in circulation, (espe-
cially in rrenton) cf Governor IS being
too much Under the influence of certain fed
era! characters, will have bu, little weight
with the men who have recently come iato /
power; and should part OF the democrat
lc members be found disposed 10 eject a
person more revolutionary in his PrinuPles
W. doubt not bnt tae fedora. members VIII
decide the controversy in favor OF Cover
nor Bloomfield.
We have heard from all the federal coun-
ties save Cape May. Ia these no political
chang has taken place, excepting Somsr'
set, which returned last year three demo.
cratic members out OF t5Ur 70 the Leglsia.
ture, bu, now has gwen a full federal re.
presentation. This we predicted long ago
under full conviction that the federal par
ty had decided superiority il that county,
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