Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-04

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fei;nk, and not ftoia ACTION then ccppial1..
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ri pgfxileEes ofnsnkind 10 rrpressnt thsi1s
6Fscs>nees % their guvernment 1nd demand ~
dress: and this privilege would b of littie vs,&a
nniess redress waste becxpected u this o.
1.-THE CO with ne eastern people ws ouglk q
stty tDreiieye theIn. lhase hszrd i said Jhele
e men ernmble about nothing II they ne d..
E eoufented and wish % lsase TIE union -
tAem don; Ne en- Do Mith0ut them" Ihis
isintemperste language and heeomes god
citizen ien tkaA Tie ooaaplsints IL New En-
rIand WHAT vim We Dissolve this nohle cu;,.
fsderacy, this vsady II 9fhs Usrid rather tim
endeavour 10. soothe add concilinte our s.ster
states All our great men 81 both psrties, al
mire ON 6rm union i. and every good citizen
wishes Il and therefore Il seelAs % me, thak,
4 he New ENGLAND states were even 1 litile IN
xeasonable, II would Be better 20 aaope some
G1nr6e n which they would unite heart ana
kaAd, prOyided & would be hon6utAhle 70 Osr
eountry md keeoming ftee radon LET ~
1emember that We Yhgmians hase hAa o.
Jc1Iousice md our complaints, md ~ - mes
onre tbefcfare unto our ifiends, oizr neigh boui1
1n1our hethrea, e Nspished 4 - - ne:et
u1to - - !: - S.
Thess rehectons always occM g - Nhsa
think gfthc Presidential election. and ! think
they win octarr % most u YOU. When conf
der the eyisteace ofour union q implicated n
the event Of this election, I scnfess I regard 4
asmuch more important thaE my former one,
I shall ends.soar q shev you that every good
frser q 1HniEs MONROE thss II. eise.;a.
q ealasaied = ssezys ~ rzkfs, % esseiate tke
d,styations If err cosss,, 10 teseeve osr hauo.v,
and % usais - rcsbecsSa atruad an3 reGc,fl asd
kehpy q kosse. ,szsg ftss 6 ~ : Z
You III know, Mr.. Monroe: he b not the
child Of yestefday Ever since The. resolution
his lie has been devoted b HE country. He
shedhis BLOOD in her service -Iieh,s. spent de
ardor Of youth and the prime Of manhoodi IN her
devoted 10 you.-.Flas he made his fortine CUT
oftAe publici No /. He returns home ~ from
beiag wealthy. When amidst the corruption q
Eur6pean Courts did he sell his country fcr ruld
orbarter her rights for his pro6kf Noone dsres
cav 90 ! He cones among yOu e paain md poor
4 man q re went away. He returns The zane
lanes Monroe who eieit wears aao was yo,r
governor. I hee VOC % look back tpon that
time. What ala Won think e him theni Did
YOU think him wissf Did You believe him tyre j
bid S0d regard him Aoaest = Did YOU look IN
to him a. & sooi ysbsBiieas Had YOU not See,
him few years past tempted by IN appoint.
,ment--yct frm-then persecnbed for righteous.
ness sakeyst undannted and usie Have yoa
seen MIN Inch from his drtyl Did you not n
short believe Mr.. Monroe 10 Be an houest r.
publican who could not Be scared from III prin..
ciples b. danger Or sed0ced 81 promises "a
vicel sls.s5. [. 81 s..s: 81 Nj. .55 81
- y eAlnSs1 scais De rlsrAEtn
kis tiisnds. Isl ne al YOU then how i Ss
chaaged Myoli cannot answer thk question
You must admit there i no ground fofthe charge.
Some, people say Mr.. Monsoe must have
changed because he loves the English s-Ah---
how = khis discosereda What evidence have
We that he loves any country but his >own /
Ten years ago tome men to suit their purposes
said and wished 10 make u believe he WIS 1
Essekmu.e yon an know this was untrue. g
Believe me be u now charged with loving the
Knglish only BY those who have sorle end n
view b. 4. Can you believe thai. man who
fought against the Engiish. and who ten wears
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