Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-09

& George WANING ..u,
9! .,,so,ion; add if the eonsas..
~ ,ainou. policy Of cur present
q 1 y sos fash upon their minds
III have loss Ire power, ano part.
W. ;.aoepee. On examining the
= s;,h n.s bseD adopted By the pre-.
,";ais.ratioa towards the people Of
Il,a'' .,,ims.e oar political situation a
- : nreessary that We cast al enquire
p ! 5 aver the European world, the een-
~. n oslitieal motion aad I would
y. nyself to, the plain understanding
t's' .oo.uymeu, e judge whether or
b.,e no.hing ts fear from that o.
restless power that now ssourg.
,nures.rs the nations on the Other
he Atlantic? Gao il be of 90 im.t
..l 10 American security, that IN the
49, i one single monarek eensrs all shs
- a;I;,,ry power, all the prodigiossrs.
&C every Kind that come from the
49,, q France --all the navy, all tho
' ~ ,llthe industry, that Holland did
.' !, nroudly boast and all that Elan.
s;,h her iron boundaries and tcruhsd
..,., and wealthy manufactures. and
a.. y, ,alaisss, born, bred, aad living il
y. aad carrisons, can add 10 these dan
~ .ar. ID, su,sgss? Are We Indifferent 70
,,o,b. that this sane monarch has
,.d q bis Dominion the whole Of Swift.
land. and that all Italy is 10 his com.
y. no,,ess,on? And can we be stilleasy
|,drsaoail under the rejection, that Spain
-, one of his auxihsries aud that all
|. soudrous wealth o. her mines, all her
4, american possessions, and the CON-
E,.diug aud extensive line of her Euro.
|.,a coast, are 10 all uses and effects the
r,psry If Napolson And do we still
I.su 10 sound slumbers, whiir he is stretch.
\ hi, reu arm over Germany, and Gre.
usg Kings and unnxxing erperors. and
,.s modelling every thing, hat everything
- bs prepared for his SECURE ! Is it no.
.iiaQ 10 the u. S. that Spanish Dasehan and
Irs CD America, touching our boundaries,
ii Ing by our shsres, ave now no iong,r&
esra,sa aud held by Different powers. bat
! ua.sd properly, nausged and censroll.
ss one single arm Areswe such wretch
poli.ieiaos as TO imagine. that all tkis
gas,ic power, animated by vast genius,
heh Knows no rule, bur the earth-com.
assiag eelipsir OF his ambition, cannot,
d will not, If he be unchecked by some /
laal and jealous rival, sramp, grind aud
rnaizs over America? Arewe such mi
rabls ,nsralists, as to look for the suddeus.
aud sasia.sd appetite of usurp.
g ambition, ADD DO we think that it's
arch will be stopped by any thing su.un,
force And do we know SO
ME Of the nature of man, as TO suppose,
a. impsrial pride exalted over Europe,
iIlsuasr AmsrieaD independence 70 ia.
ii il with her lofty department
)" Rely upon il Americans thai the wide.
nge Of Napoleon's vision will rest only
hsu il can take In the supreme command
all the extended relasasns of the uni
rise. He is for change because change
'es away lhe old order Of thiags, and
lls the ssneratien that institutions Of long
isteuce create in the human breast ;-
k'ch ,enera.ionior antiquity is cerred.
reproash against all bis pomp aud state.
{ work Of msdern intrusion. He abhors
publiss because despoiism is his trade /;
detests republican .Ameriea, knowing
4 abe once felt q yearnipg sympashy for
publican France, which. he mas s,rangled
death, and because the rights andsblsss.
= which We enjoy, as the offspring Of
liberty. are satire upon his gloomy
Turkish dominion. We may be as.
I'D that the hyaena which has aevoured
4Direc.criss, the Senasss, and the Con
a,ss Of France, sat mp the burgs.ses
Switzerland. prsyed upon The helpless
,gs ofthe Sicilies, and mashed 10 bis "a.
usus jaws the collective body of their
go Migh,inesses Of Holland, will seize.