Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-09
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the following Toasts were drank at the
Anniversary Of the Arlington Sheep Shear
80 one hundred gentlemen being seated
sp me, the Tent Of Washington his We
rgra,ed Tent (sacred to the Revolution, te
Urine and to Patriotism was spread in no.
ror Of an Anniversary whose objects were
ever dear 70 the heart Of its departed mas
,gr-None could inter- it without reverence.
none behold it without respect. That can
vas which has witnessed the councils that
decided the fate OF nation; that canvas
which proudly shone on the fields OF Mon
mouth and Of York Town, must ever be
dear to American posserisy and recall tc
memory the priineval ages oiAtmer.can VIZ
tue
EIhe marque'swere hunglwith laurel and
he portIaito the chief suspended tom the
northern end. The two following toasts
given by the proprietor were drank in Anne
lican wine, and we trust with American
sympathy:
Ey Mr. Observation-Disclosures and DO
nestle Manufacalres--Speed to the Plough
and success to the Loom in the cause OF our
country-The American nation will be IN
dependent, prosperous and happy when she
supplies her wants from her own resources.
aud the American citizen viii proudly aP-
pear when clothed IN the produce Of his ma
tive soil.
BIZ Nr. Castis.-Fo the memory Of the
American Cincinnaius--l he hero OF Liber-
", the illustrious Farmer Of Mount Yer
non--A blessing viii ever attend the re-
membrance of that exalted man, who drew
his patriot sword to deliver his county aud
guided the plough Of industry to make thai
country happy, whose glorious life has re-
stored to the world the splendid instance Of
Roman virtue, and left TO posterity the rare
example of real greatness.
Sd. By Gen. AeS2'a.--Ihe Arlington
Sheep Sbearirg-Ma any happy years to its
patriotic founder.
4lh. By G0u. Lee.--A free, fair, and
uninterrupted Commerce to theU States.
5th. By Mr. Dulin.---The Arlington
lnsttuiion--Its beneficial effects as stinlu.
ns to the industry and ingenuity Of our fair
eountrywomen.
9th. By Coz. Lec.May the present
prospects Of Peace between America and
Britain be perpetuased BY mutual adysntag-
S ohotb countries.
lncendiary attempts are making at Phi.
adelfaia to excite the citizens against the
sentence of the law upon the persons who
'Orelbly resisted the marshal, We say IN.
'ead'ayy, the ohiefjustice Of the state has
ecnsurred with the opinion of the judges O
ue-pnlted States in pronouncing the pro
Uss they opposed, to be legal. Yet a re.
Uatiy arrived foreigner, named Binns, who
prints paper, which has supplanttd the
aurora IN the favor Of the governmenn O
,snnsylvania, has the assurance to pretebc
lat general Bright and his party were con
Suned Tor merely supporting the laws o
us state, contra6is tinc,icn TO the laws Q
ae union. It is impossible to deny, that i
refe BAD been any plain collision or con,
ne.oi law or jurisdiction, it would have
ven declared by the chief justice ofaPenn
wanna, when Mrs. Sergrant's case wa;
SOssft ppby hateas corps. Still if hi;
s g.ls'cn tad been supposed to be incorrect
feason can.be assigned for not trying
Question before some other judge OF
sunal OF the state, before the money was
my, ,uSfsa to be paid by, governor Snyder. Ii
ou 'his last act eonld not have taAer
se Without the previous conviction OF the
'sfnor Of Pennsylvania, that the law O
sSie, IN concurrence with the decision
NC courts cfthe United States. awarded
Morty &c Olmstead. How then can j
,ssfle'eIded, that resistance however orr
anG Or organized, TO the process Of thu
~ 6 urts, was rot an cfsnce, the pu-
s.ntat Of which was essential to the ex
nee Ct law and jas,;ee III. any rate ne
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