The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-15


France which affected treaty with that !
nation, met with an INDIGENOUS and deter !
mined opposition from the unto which
evinced on that occasion fixed resolution |
to effect war with France and an alliance
with Great Britain. And.
That in their endeavors to eHec. these !
points, they were zealously aided by British |
presses both in England and America, and !
by American presses under the controul
of British agents.
Such are some of the most important
facts disclosed by Mr.. Adams. Although
much is said OF the /oRy and d3tage Of the
writer not even an attemp. has been made
TO disprove any Of ais allegations. Indeed
such an attempt might be imprudent, as it
would probably lead to disclosures still
more unpleasant to the jun,o.
MIR. Adams, in these publications, has in
great measure exonerated himself from
the blame which was attached to his con-
duct on account of the obnoxious measures
OF his administration. The measures ORR
ginated with Hamilton and his privy coun-
clllors, a self created unto, and were car
ried into effect by means the most wicked
and despicable. If we recall to mind the
articles which were adopted by this .luno
to induce the venerable patriot to embrace
| their system OF measures the fulsome a.
dula;ion which was paid to his person, and
the intrigues and articles practised upon
| him by the members of his cabinet coun-
Gilt is matter OF surprise that his firm
ness and patriotism were proof against
these combined attacks.
| The justice which Mr. Adams has done
TO the genius, learning aud patriotism of
M Jefferson, of which an animate friend
| ship tor FIVE and twenty years has given
4! him most exalted opinion and tbs hand
some compliment which lie Fays to the
fine talents and amiaolt qualities and man.
ners of Mr.. Madison Will: they afford
an honorable instance OF caador aud mag
nanlmity in political adversary inf,ritrly
on weigh all the ISLANDERS against these
statesmeo who have been ptopoBated
throunh the British aud junto presacs.
All our readers must recollect The s,range
corduct OF the British, IN keeping up so
large an armed force at Halifax sex eras
months since, while the Federahis.s were SO
Justify deprecating the embargo, and SO Vi
| o!cnt in their measures OF opposition 10 60
v-rnment. The mystery, we are iosormed,
is about 10 oe developed, and the TACT de-
monstra'ed, that sang of villains in the
United States had actually made something
like an arrangement with Great Britain tor
a severance of the Union Tor obtaining
protection under her cannon as Coleman
advised, and for declaring war against
France, as the Federal governor OF Massa'
chusetts recommended.
Bait. Ev. Post.
The { British party in America begin tc
fear they have praised Mr.. Madison ,oc
much. So formidable was the name O
| Jefferson to their unhoiy design of redu-
cling our country to vassalage and slavery,
that, to destroy his reputation. they mos,
unsautimoniously began to praise Madison
The business turus out precisely as the re-
pubicans expected-the rules of conduct O
these two illustrious men are found to be
the same and the probability now is tina
Mr.. Madison will be as decenh5 backyard
by the gsnttemen-torieS in few months
, as ever Mr.. Jefferson was May ne al
ways be hated By KNAvEs. ind.
State Of barties.-I here are but tw'
parties in the United States. The grea
American Republican party whose motto /
i respec Ct for the Constitution, and impartla
: neutrality, vhiAe such neutrality can be pre-
t served consistently Nth the national homo
: andinteress. And the small British party
whom the good sense Of the people OF tn
i United States has thrown SO lar In th'
= back ground.
Z In the front ranks of the great party o
( Republican Constituencies, will be foam
j. the names Of the immortal WASHINGTON
s MADISON, FRANKLIN, WARREN and OTIS
with host of Other heroes. sages and pat
Y riots, who have toiled and bled in the ser
l. vice of their country.
f. The leader of the small but turbulen
lie party, was ALEXANDER HAMILTON, a
IF alien. By his death. Messieurs Pickerin
Of and Gore have been promoted to the higf