Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-10
TJssS9.fY, JANUARY 10
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On s,sl,v the 1osh ul;i'no, at Oak
I'M # Isnql;er County, an entertain
I,srt WIS q has. s,ilom been surpassed, WAS
[rea as attribute OF. respsct TO the talents
Pa r;rtugs al the hon. JOIN MARSHALL,
&bjes Justice os she Uaitel States. Here
Il WIS that this illustrious parsonage receiv-.
IN the plaudits Of. a generous people, nnng
khon he he'd been reared until he arrived
a thar age when his career IN their service
&onnenGed. Here too, did every heart
Barnoniizs 10 organizations 1t the inward Joy
#hch bIazonelthe coaasenance oFtheir be-
|sved fellow citizen, the offspring of their
Bcinage. Here was the place, and this the
Hme when his manly feelings, already lace
Ftedtr democratic virulence and inlustic1e,
|tceived the mitigating balm, the appsoba-
\ on ofhis p..b!iS coRanct, loandly announc-
u By the accIanlations OF SIX hundred free
ben. D2es the poison administered to the
Bdariatei citizens of America, which pro-
Ruced those elisagreeable illusions of party
seatmthe ciiyof Baltimore, require a more.
Immediate or efectual antidote. Does our
PRESIDENTIAL iavorites wish more satisfac-'
\ ery ;efu,at;on of the inferences detlaccd
pom the dirk insinuating language of their
Rnsfoct9r in his message to Congress last
November. II short, docs the world wish
stronger evidence of the purity of this
Peat mans principles than the warm ap-
pOatson which has been expressed by the
au'mous concurrence of all those who
EAes Inn from his childhood, and who
Ee always been attentive to his actions.
&onmpa5lic and private life.
laers We're between six aud seven hun
IT, persons who attended on this occasion.
aSlpally from this couasy and generally
1s : Washington School" though in
,sla instances, political antipathv and
NY prejudice gave way to the stronger
.@S'S OF the mind and reason, and good
ro ~, over persuaded many men who were
b,n issSO 0enocrats, to join in the genera!
8 Gd = 'aae general Marshall was as de-
en- '0rFuption or any thing impure, as
$es,. '' IS destitute of irigicliiy and dark
|. ! has been Lid down as a never err;ne
p,.urs '' slat common fame bottomed on
IN H. -. .silsSlon, was the best re50ft. Then
kenres s ~ mind answer if the strong evi-
Risrsban, ssPecsand attachment to general
( s1"l produced by firm conviction E Of
z,v p ha OF soul from those citizens who
H. Re WI .ne best opportunity of scrutiniz-
4 N ~. eoluuct, IS not at oace the cIearest
Ismo ,si m.controvereible demonstration Of
|alnS;.si virtues. Democracy with all her
mi - VIII acknowledge his talents to e.
H. isa s. the greatest favorite of her nro-
kcsa.,, !. lnsn Of consequence it must be
bdW,s. s !, ne IS at once. Moral, Good
.s s,1s I y; Nlajssty's brig Sandwich,
b.. :. soley commander, arrived At ~
|atrt - ssa'''riav the oath inst. with d..
||VsHsss. - r nc British Vice Consul, James
lacca, ! ~: relating to the Spanish f.
p, in dist .''lsn prize, brought into this
s0t. Foin'. ss, on the 5th August last
Ra csm o'sy' accompanied bv a milsb;n.
|a ,s a'' n. up IN boat to this city' and
he collaD consul immediately waited
saaad S ,, to acquaint him Of his ar
business, but having been INFORM i,