Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07

tsfss ksRis asitt6e hey optht ilSii
9holly o.renbunce, sbecalse q cotess
a;molki hid, % sins. -
OF " he faishoods Nhikk the de-
IaecraSs have resotsed 70, 10 express
their Aalignity aeiinss TIE federal par
III, 8 hit thsy. have been die eanse 81
the al splties Mr., Jekerio. has q.
Perienesd IN oar foreign re- {i61s, &
The most xsrs binary. Ard notWitf.
standing M. JeGerscn has proclaimed
to che void that > .rebel lion actually
existff 10 EeFfnont against tiie En-.
barg sys, and called y Tie AID ofihe
Esifil uilitary powers ~ she nation,
10 - pOft The agtktrity IL Nv. md
which proelsma.ion n,uss necessarily
be sent % the borders, OF the British
territory,twhsre the offence fif any)
was committed, he has had he asess
CONSERVATIVE 20 declare. t.That
the didiepl,ies wish England we're ow.
ing 70 ,hs federalists |, Tor il,st ikeyhad
induced the British government 10 be.
lieye thatour strong measures, Neon
tinned, would revolutionize the ccsn-
try" = - Z, : : - Rs ~ ~ /, Il. z
Independent of the pruelanation 4.
bove alluded 70, I would AL, IL the
DEGREES Of Bnonaparte 10 tiolation ofa
solemn treaty were occa,ioned by the.
federslistss Did they eirite him 10
declare there shsuld Be 10 lIieutrals !
That our ports must be- shut against
,Kngland and that our ships il the
ports Of France md her dependencies,
should Be sequcssered tin twas seen
whether Ne declared var arainst En-.
gland q not Have he 8ederalists,
seut q z Logan with private com
munies b that nation, or advieeA
them a .use 1 minist.s 9som dis
country unlsss be wassa federalist.
When Mr.. Jefferson .expressed his
conyicticn, that the i'll success Of his
pusillanimo9s measure waa, owing -
he iedsralisss, ID brough ID my mind
his Letter 70 Mazzsi the opposition
to the British treaty, and 10 the dis.
patchea from Messrs. PincSney, Mar
shall and Gerry, on amissicn 10 Paris.
Had the opposition al that day 20 in.
fuenee on the conduct of the direeto.
~ in that negociation Eet :us con-
suit the Mouiteur on this head. In the.
last pore ia the Efth Vol. Or the.
Life Of Washington, il Is stated, that
the letter 10 MaSzei was published 10
the Moniteur With the following ne.
mark, " That the French gosernment
had testified its recruitment by break.
ing Of communication with an ungrate-
ul and Eailhless ally until she rslnrns
70 = more just and benevolent conduct.
No 4sabt, IL nel eipe rise Ii fhe Uni.
ted STAGES 70 discussions 1plicA mag az
jsrd q tsilimth Ia the parry s.gcsd re.
Public1,ss, ,tae friends Sf France.n
Thus We see hat the letter Of Mr.. Jef.
ferson ID Mazzei, sufficiently crimina.
ted.the americas government, as an
ally OF France, toindnce the Direeio.:
ny TO break Of sll communieation with
il, under the express persuasicn, that
the most diabolieal entumsly shsS .mas
ever offered 10 an independents nation,
inahe PERSONS 6f rs ensoys exsra6idi.i
nary, wood give rise 90 diseassioas
III America, that would afford i ri.
sumph totie friends of France. With
what face can MI. Jefferson no& CON.
plain of he eonddct Of the fsdefalists,
,even it they had correspondent IN
Londoa, 70 whom they CON rnunicated
every staee occuFfencse & tSSs that
neither. be, norsany OF his party viii,
insist, that,vhat they Conserved per.
feetly ipnceent q eshat time BECAUSE.
Il mieht effect achange ID the public
opinion IN their fSvour, II nov eri.
mind, because. if q produces any
change St IN. Il must Be aEai6st diem.
= If Mr.. Isfefson would kHow the
real cansee of the siilkc6ltes he mests'
with from RnEalnl, he need not sesfcht