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

.hieh nave enauaeo W " a'tNs 80. :
va's - commercial prosperity shsll we DOT
m',o. 80 oar constitution by rashly drying
eooa' sonrces wi ich swelied the tide. and
~ ops =, rapidly to the current Of our CON- :,
I gsrel.l Importance and nauonas ressIas'"
Thus selaimed 40 eloqusp. aud prophet
.,a,r,msn. 5us the enlightened politi.
I'm. which compose the prevailing party,
ssoot az fierce Of policy. Whs'eser damps
1 49, ,,dsrluf commercial enterprise ADD
..l,.ssj her iodus,ry. is eagerly erasPsd
/, ' ;. aeau TO accomplish the iavorl,e
'hsms IS it's annih,la,ioo. The ensuing
ear wilpssr oish u, experience. We viii
,d,h. gurces which swell he tide OF our
s s so "a. dried up by The Embargo,
Ia, ,bc lesoue of the counssy will %. de,
Rf,sy one fourth Of The ordinary expenses
8oi govsrOmsns' rns
Democracy, afer short but destructive
!. on !, re,lring from the usurPed seat of
1e, di.honoured and disgraced. Fed
sfr.l,,m Is Ga the ascendant. The si:ua.
s;or q. he couuuy, has roosed Americans
q |, ,bopsn, aud 10 ac;ion; and We fondly
An,,eiips.e the ausPlc'oas momen' 10 which
M NAV hail the petfecs accomplishment
az cat political redemption. Oar enemies
I.ek GO conceal their fears, but cannot.
*The daso is too bright to BIZ mistaken
Nse changes which have already tsken place,
brs 700 palpable TO esteiye. lis IN vaio
Ma dlsserbIe their fears: i, is idle for taem
DO ausn pi coacealsneps of the desperate
krussies they sse makieg 20 recover tia,
Pyao age ground Of poses ADD of ipaoenee
4, the 6sst so lreaci,rrously obisined, aud
bow we 6.mly hope irrem sdiab'y lost.
4 /, eaay be mater Of sarpri2s 10 sone,
Via. the people .! a free counsry have SO
hos groaued bseeash the oppressive 90.
|In,o,oa Of phterzled, cfrel add wicked
8smacracy-shs, shsy have SO patiently
grue With via!a.:oas OF their rights. and
6iniscgemsnts on shsr liberties. by re.
kpdess aod dssesl.ble fae,'oo: aud shat
by nave no, long be:ore sals period ARISEN
70 The majes'y OF .hsr strength to assrgs
3hsir wropgs, and recompence Their l's,a
f,es. Wuhout attempting al THIS ,ime TO
Explain the myssesyot shis decision. or 70
Auribute TO all It's causes the htss and fa'al
Victory ct ,As taeuop, it ought not to be
fonceaie6. nor caa l. be 100 o.,en repeated,
3ha she unceasiog exertioos of our enemies
3pi he lbs less indifference Of too macy Of
s$a' tsieods, we're among the principal rea-
%. which produced tbs charge. Among
hose who call themselves tedei s!ists, aud
Sao approve In their cunsc!ences Of the
nstises ADD principles aud measures oftse
sderal party, there are TOO s,any who
xh'aS that power may be rsgAned without
lxxes,ion aad preserved Without precsution:
Iwho tel YOU that the people Oh themselves
Fu discover their error, aud ct lerg.h
1hink and &C. correctly end that every
tost 10 has;en Gus de!!veFauce, serves
ee'y to put the enemy on his eua'd ard
se&e'le hlm 10 more sigofcus msasoses--
kh,ese meo, however honest i1 their 10.
1epnons a,e miserably deceiyed-Thsy
quo az oocs destroy all energy sod q,
pf and esettion 10 the gfea. aad gtori
cause OF truth ADD sir,ae. IF he vices
hacor'upuoas of those 10 powrr are 90,
% exposed, the people muss still cont.
ps TO De deceived; ns~ desus;eas WILDE
4. 2 = + y - Y
POS osduy will be sogsestsdt'il s.leng b
ps when i;istoo iats, they may discover
I error by Which they have been betrayed
Pa sndooe. THIS is notirnr 20 tempor
f. Good n.n mes' think and speak scd
With illness. lhS y who resise from.
e cou'ea; OF fale. ios'bes poreoimde uos
seFse he p';zs. They yoho iaacti5s them
Nif diseaufage end palsy the essrtions q
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