Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-22

Eoison signifies plenty.
Sw;se men Often remble (says Bufke)
he yrry things which hll the thought-
=. w:.h sscnri.y."- Like all the max.
:. which that extraordinary man has LAID
,awn This is confirmed By manifold sxpe.
enc. and is particularly testified and
so.oh, home 10 The bosom OF every man
e Cannon sense by the example of the
American people. The ais with which
y. agents of Napoltou have For some
EARS been lulliug them Into security, are
ne very things which more than any other
.a.. wise add honest men trembe. For
- d..nly rooted is the inRusocs of France,
|, m.ans of the willy practices of its a.
rso,. and the utter shoGghlsssasss OF the
o.onle at large, that there IS 40 trick how.
ever clumsy, no s,rasagem however bung
l;ng no deception however glaring, no
falsehood however obvious, which is net
n,yed off successfully against them by
he capker.worms of Fraoce and jacobin.
ism. which have burrowed 10 their hearts,
and are be,rsying or rather leading them,
4 with their eyes open, into the p.,iall q;
n Gallo ruin.
i 10 the short time which has elapsed,
N since the framing of OR present. independ-
ems government swo serious iusurrecti-
ons have taken place OF both Of these
1 democratic men, connected wrh the parry
/ in power, were, and none blu, denocra &c
men were, the promoters and perpetrators
yet s,i!l the advocates of the faction
boldly hold out that party to be the most
deserving Of confidence. Why? Because
the conduct of that parry is doing all they
wan; or wish TO have done promoting
sacc.uatly the views of Napoleon. What
do they care if the country DC ruined -
4 They are sure at last OF their Des,ing un-
der the wing of the vuItnre. The frs, of
these Instructions was crushed BY the en-
i ergy of ths federal administration. Aud
naturally enough the jacobin faction rails.
&c the war hoop against the atlmiaissrati.
90 for having crushed il. The Fgeneh a.
gents Of France in coalition with the A me-
riral, endeavoredto raise al army here,
on American grouod, to march agains, the
territories of Spain, then in war with
France. What measures did the faction
pursue! Processing to be the enemies Of
sraaies, did they lifs up their voices agai St
the raising of that intended American
French army : No, no such thing. They
aided il. They became in some sor, re-.
eruising officers For il. Thc federal ad.
ni0is,ra,ion put that down 100, and again
became the object OF democratic execra.
ton for dong so. Ano her iusurcecsion
Is excited, striking at The visals of the uu-
ION at It's honor at it's entirety. As usu.
oil 1t originates with The democrats. Blu,
the eoaatry not having the vigilant fede-
fal administration as before TO guard a.
gaiosti az, II swells into rebellion SO dan.
6srous, that at this moment there are more
people who thing il will succeed, than
there are who expectit will be defeated !:
and while the rebels are Numbering at the
gates OF New Orleans, feeble patriotic eff.
ioF's, more like the struggles ola lazy
soto rise early of frosty morning, than
70 the earnest resolu,e energies of bold
and angersd government. are taken or RAJ
'nsr talked of. Mean time one thing is
sseestained, viz. that the weapons were OF
french manufacture, and the Spanish ara.
Sassador is allowed to have had confer
noes with the chief conspirator. Here lies
INC pinch then upon the French agents -
now shall this evident act of perhdy and
hostility on the part of France aud Spain
oe got rid OF !! Why thus Britain is 10.
reduced, combining with Spain. Or in
s'aer words, Spain the open enemy Of Bri.
a'a' and the ally of Napoleon, a. least its
sMoassador and Its officers, is by ma.
s'sai touch OF a jacobin per, ia it's urgen.
syss hoodwink the people of this country,
sa'ns' the moastrous palpablc designs of
,ae french ruler, made TO play into the
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