Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08

~ NGT SILsi 0l1alX HLE
- s,,p;se ana degenerate ot;;--sisolid eicIS
M war-wora veteran left, who once Ia-~
100 Liz service to maintain tire lni1eSiote
s,sa fsse.born teaets of his country, snt ttlus
ar,,;s,,fea5n the battles Of yorc to ioster iofs
hey name a hopeful, a~sggallaiat ana goou'5 Is
citation he may then lpdeed lnaiS'is'ius
.secsafs and bitterly bewall this aeoasei''sAs
q III our Ioag arasgce gfhoaor fosf,
& Heah'd MI IN geath, ard hoarfsa Aaa9y ass.
g F.as Aoncrss J~foaasusp hsfn EsAsxa SesA
e r. 5as. aud hcosfag boys muu dry-shod hass,
/n s.,d rat1sy het6les on The naked foras
\ among the leading causes Of a'prehensioa,
B which this subject inspires, It wouldaoe recre,
sas ~ eveyIooS, how widely we have been lea
:, aenart from the proud and y~isllaiat tenacI-
ss,s,ass oft,,e earliersan most exalted iepua-
re. - tesat notable facility at or laws, oy
.ss e,,uiyocal help though OR numbers
!, - he multiplied with wonderful aecuraula-
80. = IS eauaIls manifest thsf the roet otSous
so,,;, re n,av be made. to deepen and sPread
So sesnshes, and be assisted TO shoot iortia
m,tb = much more qniekened and iuxufaant
i~a-Ygsse. Tlefe is no doubt a very eonslue-
txa,ls body not only ofwealtla, bat OF worm,
Na,,a ;aa,rstry am, talents, and all gentle and cs-
3 :; ,,.gle Qualities, natives OF another SOL, trans
I .sIso,sa and incorporated in this community,
4 .,s,tasesa no compensation and are above all
Il eenanre. Nor was It sarrlazIns, that, WIN
/ territorv almost bcundiess, and an appeuse
sfsse displayed for enlarsingg It without mea-
Esure, sitass . population SO dfsPersed and rest
4 fssss and IN The pulv state otoNr arts ana ma
N4ssgsetafes itskoulsi have formed part ct the
64sTNaiEoicy to attracts the tlde O fnaSsraron
/ - these shores, with 10 very fasudious cen-
<~2cSfa.ot sagaGious foresight, about the quarter
1 fso5n wh,encesir might gow-afth the sweeprags
a:sa s.ctsence of In fanny, that might sometimes
4 i~,ossiAfy. ioet With it. But between the pro-
|paeaights CT hospiyaitys easitahly and btneA-
s,8is exchanged, andtae preespitate indlsei1-
q i1g1ate grantof every other right OF indigo
4 nous descent, even to the very prostitution OF
every citH prerogalive, theee is OF there ever
\ oHgllt toshe a marked and manifold difference.
8 AT any, rase it used 10 be so considered, and
q this was no paradox sonic twenty years ago,
Nwaen tle public were adwonis!Iea with Just
prophetic hints on tits troublesome topic,
&aad i IS a<t 50 sprisen ia fhe buck, by the same
#haaa, n whose, grasp are this day held the tu-
HICI3SC Attl bupGIHitcStEiiCC OletNC
81 wesI. What it would then have been within
the paie Of that iigh authority to believe, It can
be ROW no heFssy 10 suggest after snch an IN
tsrgst, when the most woeGel proofs have been
Tagnihed. and a daiy memento presses on us,
taat must lelve to demonstrate, to strengthen
s aadgecali the opinion soberiy home to eur Boz
y SONS. ts may therefore net be unpardonabfe
B Log to insist; thar our relish Of socIsa order,
cur affections, taste, intelligence and habits,
/ and the unity Of a common ~interests are not
& liable to be much condensed, enhanced, or
u puliird by the infectious and overwhelming
B ianux, the intrusive and aspiring swell, of all
81 fhe scurf, the dress and refuse, the fopperies
! ahe masness and crime, the fngi1ses, the dis
n turbers and naiecontents,t he plague and guilt
al OF Europe. Its not by such an accession,
worse byfar than the noxious gift Of Pandora,
81 tllat He shall ever be taught to exhibit TO the
q world any remnant of that singleness of heart,
Il which actuated and united the public spirit in
!" foe geytsend simplicity of ancienter times
8 This pest of foreign feaycn is most TO be
& II pgecated, where It's infusion may be apt to-
n e~0afautieate a too potent and incessaneracri-
mohy 10 those intestine fivalslips, which,
n though they sometimes serve IS an antidbte to.
esfsa1gy, have more frequently proved the
bans 6iesery excellence, aud worked tie ur-
timely catastrophe of freedom. Undces,ch
srayatsd distractions. to which every free
people are more or less prcdisposea in pro-
%rcrtion as they are free, should they happen
st fire same time to be of a sensual, a tiInid
a1d Inercesargc cast, the most easy andimsne-
Slate advantage IS then to be taken of their Gi-
Fiacd and enersated weakness BY arr invading
pr intriguing asuiper, who may fancy that the
PR. Is e worth the winning But if, with
wa character yet ardent, robust and alert, they,
re flushed with these violent disagreements,;
Is then observed that the immediate death.
bow is not so usually given from 7ethout, halIei