Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-28
..vou,d appear, been near two years ears
|Ofs' 4 wa earrying on his intrlgues' anu
p ons sr ,be Wheels of governments
c.erets ruorth kn0zvins',

Inning the WASsls "a 6S'
Secrets sportb kn07ping,
:. now developed The conversations
Ar eIr Madison and Gallatin published
Win NJ r F1skine, display the respective mo-
IL ~. I'd behaviour of thsse men, Mr..
" s so NAV be said to stand in iayora-
81 light, Galla'in in very nnfayoT "a
Pc N rom these publications. BUT if Gal
~ :: ~ in fault, Gas is undeniable) it is Mr..
s ~" duty to remove him from Office /;
Diau nss he is the president, clothed with
&C., az care and higher responsibility. Gal
l: s. no has placed Mr.. Madison in an aux
as 0rd Dredicament by representing hia as
~ ..r,s;ning different opinions, and deter.
~ 70 pursue different policy from Mr.
AIRS Arson. How far the events that have oc.
's siuce Mr.Madison became president,
~ .,netion to Mr.. Gallatins insinua,ions,
n. public can judge. These descriptions
\ foId conversations are important only as
ssy show secret springs of action in our
vccu,ivs cficers, and explain perhaps the
.~bmission bill, sc. oflast session.
When The writer of this was at Washing
On IN Abrillast, he was informed by are
rn,,bls memberot congress, that Erskine
lad disclosed certain conversations which
81 r,8sct:d deep blackness on Galatin that
Rle,r:r. had been received stating such sen.
s,mep;s and it was expected the whole
Would be published IN a fen days, with the
zo,her intelligence received by The Cincinna-
Ii, Coaklin, which arrived at New York
Inc tfh of April. Galatin doubtless re-
sensd these papers by that conveyance, and
wrote llis defence undes the impression that
ether copies Of the correspondence hsd been
received here. Finding this was not the
case, We are not surprised that he withheld
Them from the public from april till July.
lille naturally dreaded The exposure of his
reachery, and tremb!ed to encounter pub
Mic scorn. Recent " occasional hints" star
It'd the secretary ard cnRlpe!led him ,o
march out of his roncealusat TO meet the
enemy, which was marching TO meet him.
3 He may have heard Of 9 certain .setseG from
the famous Cs5bets 10 aF, Old cfony in PHI
hdelPhia (lateiy recrivsd) and be may
have learnt that a copy OF the correspond,
cuce was also received at Paiiadelphia. In
$ worA concealu.snt had become inprac-
EsieabIe any longer. Such is oar opinion of
|fhls business, from ali the. circumstances
thas have come 10 ouf knowtedge. But,
Ethe correspondence look at the force Of
truth, virtue and high character: though
GailAtin insiunatsd ca!unuy against the
immortal Jefferson in private, he darss not
saadrr him in public. No he is compel.
lrd to write his eulogium. We have now a
true key 10 the iutrigu: that palsied the 10Th
and llih congress.
7Aecaacealaent
twas Mr. GallIa,in's bess plan to mold
last The evidence Of this intrigue, whilst he
was foreing fteieta! measures on abe con
gs:s al last session. go have divuleed it,
lshthase given his worshippers in that bo-
~ Centrifugal aing, and elected them
l'omhs grippe ,ere- Unconstitutional bsnklaws
eOOld be adopted; or other anti-republican
shsnss couldb matpred. = Il is worth the
s'''e TO compare the intrigues at Washing
Wa 10 our foreign relations, BIC. &c. &c.
tFTonp,the Aurora.]
When the message ofthe 29;h November
-s0s' was laid before congress, accompani-
~ tue correspondence, part Of zvhich
AOW appears. wA 1vsr.>s+,ocL Win Ia az,
Ny VI the conversations referred to by
=" Efsklnr's correspondence we then
,s'ned that there was something behind,
3 We offered at the moment the following
Sss''a''ons on the suspicious character of
A'ss uae5Feiai conversations.
:, : IS TO be regretted that every member
administration does not adhere TO the
nssI"es WHICH the law has assigned him.
IS @sss topics are peculiarly within the scope
n. sallve Junction; out the secretary of