Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-20

towards an adjustment Of dif. reaces
mise the attainment Of this great ~;
cheers. ~
4. The new alternative. Nehb.r
SUBMISSION, nor embargo bur franL "8F.
honorable negotiation cheers Sae
5. The american people--too ,ron
surrender their " rights--too ;SstS ~ = :
wade the rights. Of others-a cheers. :" is
8. The memory Of the illustriousc
Washington. Veneration for his 49,
gratitude for his services, are best evil
in a faithful adherence to his priucitlss
[~Standing.)
z. The President of the u. States-wba.
he purspes the straight course of bonsa.'
and wisdom, may he encounter no f,cso4
opposltion~-should he deyiate into tbe h.
paths Of folly and intrigue, may he find =.
%servile followers.
8. Congress of the u. States-wiselly =,
ing the experience of their predecessors
may they more respect the Interests Of rho,
country, than the visionary theories Of ~
litical favorile.
9. The judieiaries of the union, and 4
the Individual stares-while thew nosrso,
a Marshall Johnston, and a IT,
man, they will command the reve,s6a
and affection Of the American peqnle--e
cheers.
10, IKE armyand navy of the u. S.-.;n,
tended as the means of defence-no,, 81
never be converted into Instruments of,on.
preston.
II. The state of North CaroIfna.xr ,
~ attached to the federal compact. she bs
steadily rejected che innovations xhlia
would Destroy it.
IL. Timothy Pickering, tie Ar1e@ica
Aristides. "He is net the advocate Il
wrong doors to whatever Country theyha
long-whether emperors or kings, or tae al.
ministrators Of republic-justiceSs hisain
truth his guide-~wherever she points h.
way, he viii not fear to COS cheers.
IS. The minority of the last congress-s
| is not their fault that we have notyetga,pe!
the summit OF prosperity, bat it's thei-g}a
" that we have been rescQed&ron aua1Ys
OF ruin--o cheers.
IL. Our brethren Of the E~ast-tle:rii,s
telligence and hrnness have not been exers
ed in vain. again WILL they cultivate Their
farms ON the ocean: again gather haExeas
nevery sea--9cheers.
Is. Agriculture, commerce and theme
chanie arts--Connected by interest, ma
by az .;Gca
is. The Spanish patriots--whatever thqi
fate, our hearts and souls are with them
cheers.
II. The American Fair-Their domes
tic virtues soothe our cares, animate ON
courage, and endear to lis our couusry.
VOLUNTEERS 4,
By Mr. Carthy-The memory ST &a
John Moore, and the glorious retreat OF tie
twenty-five thousand British from Sahagn
to Corunna.
BY Mr.. Graham--Distressed Americas
Seamen, throughout the g!obe-Whe.hcz
pining in the gloom of French dungeons
or .groaring (the credulous victims of il
Miranda expedition) in Spanish chaaE5.
whether they heave their signs under tie
rigors OF British impressment, or Sufeysihe
evils Of penury and want, the cfuei efecS.
of baneful embargo laws may t!eys oea
engage a sympathy III their governments,
more. efectual towards their relief, than.thT'
have found IN the cold neglect, and deluspc
professions Of the Philosopher 9 AntcS
Ia.
BY Mr.. stanly-Mr. gosieh 9Hncy~
The sagacious sratesman--the able and .DH.
daunted defender Of his country's rights
By Mr.. ,Gaston-Thc America liars
nigh w&ges-steady employment andsett1r
tuaL protection.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
MAY 10, 1902.