Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-17
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ext and nc1azcare-Who hold 10 ~ s E 4
on the basis-of the constitution, ~ : q9n 4
these violations Of it which woni.j - fr?yl ]
nate ina separation. 'Gl, 8
9. The President sfme Un;ted So. 4
May he wisely use the experiencs aI r1 \
predecessor, and better estimate - :. ms a
Of sincerity, and the character Of ,hs '5'as 4
rican people, 41ae 4
10. Agriculture, Commerce, ard l., I
factures-Bound together by i,a,n raa,1 / !,
interestingly they reject the d, f%ses
that would SOW jealousy among them N''Oo' ! !
II. Ihe Nary IT the United Sat-,
Though now depressed by mistaken ~
cy, it has spirit to rise to be wor. h. a pp,'
founder WASHINGTON. = 0'NE
70. The A1my 9fthe United g.qteg- r.
their swords be ever successful apainst ,ay
enemies, bat never turned against ns
selves.
10. The true spirit Of Federalism vb,A
would maintain the honor and m1ien Of ,bs
states, without destroying their constitute.
al rights.
IA. The nilority IN congresg-Vbo,.
virtue has strengthened under trial .rlI
whose spirit has risen under oppression
IS. Tie Spanish Rafr;ots- Nav tb,,'
! glorious Efforts to shake of cruel df.;,b!
less tyrant, be successful, and Europe lra,nI
from them, that a brave people united &
| mvincible.
IS. The .Geamca of TIE Jnited 2ate,-
| The true sinews Of our greatness, whether
they defend us in the perils Of war, or pa
thcr the treasures of commerce.
| Il. THE Enlarge end Enforc;ag Icys-
| Ma, they sink to the bottom Of the ocean.
where those who want them again may lock
| Tor them.
| The american Tair-As their merit ST.
mulates may their love reward, the hcro,
and patriots of their country.
VOLUNTEERS.
| Col. Pickering. Honor for his service
and affection for his worth.
Jas. Hil!house whose sagacity forssets
the danger, his fortitude enables him 10
meet.
| Jas. A. Bayard. The luminous expos,
! tor OF the fatal effects of the embargo sud
emf ,rcing laws.
( Our national Glory-Escaped from tht
| feeble protection Of visionary protector
may those who now are its guardians have
! the wisdom to value it like statesmen al.
the courage to defend il like men.
Z! A Philosopher in digihed retirement
may he find foil employment il JSrc;ng OK
otics, ccercias bull frogs and pnninG bee
tles BY the side Of butterflies.
| The Sword Of Independence, may Amer
can blades never have French haRd!es.
The Constitution and the pro p riy O
former times-We cannot hope tor TIT
blessings OF the one, without returning
the wisdom OF the other.
Confusion to those weaihercock pollitl
| ans, who ara invariably Influenced, not b
the current Of the public good, but BY tt
breath Of popularity.
| The embargo act, Of the terrapn eor6r
! the worst mess ever cooked il lcg;SiatN
caho0se.
The city Of Philadelphia, the seat Of tn
Congress which declared freedom ard nde
! pendence to the United States shouid
again become the seat of government IN m
union might hope to profit by the "OanF
{; aud Information Of her citizeLs.
/ BY Mr.. Livernore'
! The n,emory q comasodoye S0rry.
BY comm0dofe lrH"f1'
! SONG.
TIE PuoTs WHOM WAsHI>ON PLAC
AT TIE HELM.
Tuue.--" Arocre0n IN Hrapen.
Addressed to colonel Pickering and tne Q
| ther members of The minority IN inc /" .
congress, to whom, in honor OF then On ~
liant and patriotic ezertions in support
; the rights and Interests Of their cou,''!y