Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12


And what was The law which be was 10 execute |,
His own suspicious 1 And what the consequence
of this imnediste ezecationI Ruin tothe hwiul
trade oEmany American merchants. And IRE
these the pure principles Of republisanisn By Tie
glare q which. % many ofor citizens haye been
caught d Those rejecting men who have hither.
% been led away b The faise psetcnces Of demo.
crazy, have only 10 examine these measures, and
their tendency and The delasion win Be dispelled
To interested persons do not address myself
i isonly with men Of indepeAdence vhS have can.
dor sn0agh toacknowledge m ersUE. that argu-
men.ean avail, 70 such men aloae should reasOnbe
directed Ofsach men therefore ] ask the ques-
ton II any thingrouid y more fragrant violation
ofthe freedom ofthe c;tzcn. chan 10 subject his
propertyt to alaw, Ignorance Of which WIS honora-
BE, TO a law founded On saspieioas Of he blacklist
dye. suspicious injuriousto hischaracter. hin re.
p'Itatioa, his patriOtisml To alaw which only
existed in he dcetum Of president. made and
executed n he same instant, not visible, natl FRA
med BY the representative Of the people, hut
sprngins INTO existence from mind naturally DARK
and hsbi,aslty ssspicioas, % which coassess haa
unwarrantahly resigned that power. delegated b
them By their constituents In what part Of the
constitution b the power given 10 Congress, By
which they are authorised to make the uresident
Of the United States o,nmpo,ent over commence d
=" - = .ou'nesee y indeed gisen
y 80 '' 'tseA, pn Nn suen power q they
e-.noe oahsIef Sut .hey could eonstls1.iOnally
u'e Pss.s y regaiannS commence Ger
" U1ey eoe,a hos oisfehef, and delegate 10
S'"srs' powers nos given % tnemseives Uniess
= Sen oonsress Gan prove thas the power o. fega-
n.c"'oe' tne power o. destroying, they must
sse enoer sne 'mPosanon o. having serSllely aban.
'''''su ''ae tneir consrsuents and rue
una o. having committed . crime q
a ''os.nv le 'S'0' amongst ms ssrsile
:. 70 was Gun own representa-.
:" o'Ns uie os our eiuzens
"a. Nar N1orr0w SPOKEN E{ne sentiments o. ne
l'e zen Oh nus dlsu1eA u ne has, then ny
coansr scarcely deserve again 10 enjoy those
rsnss 50 tanely res,sned. But me next election
: - hss's pso'e, mM s1noosn hperty nae AREA
hot p'n'Ons j" nlsnt 70 some more nap
~ N.e' ue 'e..s " 'er 'o''tass 1se'oeo'y spo-
my ~ 'e'Aa hsE " neE na11e seas amongst
o1 "0N''1 ~
s'e Wv tenec'' No" stfoas the innu-
muses. hs1 upon tn e eopnonct ana
rA.'''''s :. in1se perceive tnas tne CON-
" 'aas p.AeIlss 'hs properly o. % many
~ "a ~e n.noS % one man. Is At once 70 des-
10y ~ n,laS1so nlaepenaance wnien every
-. : ossn' 70 ieeI ~, h0ssse
QUO $500 Y t'At oeene.a'e minas perpeelalV
:. " - o'"s's 10 @'e' ~'sn themselves
'"sf:Hfs 'nN' seE'le Con-
60 49, ~'en % Sc l'seh 'ounsehaaceo oy inc
pe'p'e u inc o"'tea states :.
an a''empt may DC made to justify the present
t'"'Hs'on OF the constitution BY the example ola
former Congress in passing the Alien law. Let it
DC remembered thSt one only regarded foreigners
who hare no rights in any country, the other in
h1nges The rights, and property Of every citizen Of
America: the one was made whitman eye TO few
e"issasies Of government with which we were
in stateof hostility the other II time ofpeace.
and iryeiled at the dearest interests vt our coun-
tsy; the OrS was never acted upon, the other has
been severely felt BY the whole agricultural and
commercial interests OF the union. $500
But the argument itselfproves the ,deprarity Of
the party which uses it and shows more strongly