Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-01

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WV. .s6 ia. do ,hs kip ga his mip;;ss,,.
! and the vul,ur Tia, prey on the Vital, &
f; rvtTy STATE ; tatishs, il il. ur inrers,, thu.
it ,kouid no, be s,rsr s'usea fss ssutr dir !.
!. mus, w 1--WE take Part with Frsnce again,
/. ~l,am. ,ia ! a,sac.nantirg ter their yer.
existent. . INTO The taess. oi-serery b, n.
Enpli.hM an. Whi;st ~t%wtre fylt;rp =.
GU, crf .iLei,xs We hid ,ke good wi,be,, e.
III. majority Of the English nston h..
the case is thans. d when. their own exist
ence is Put az sake,
You arc advanced in life, sir, and YOU ar.
ehiL!."ss. An honorable fame courts yur
acceptance. The interest Of your country
co;nt ,dss with the ease Of your admini.,rs.
ton. The people look in vain into the cor
respond enrs OF Ar. Jackson tor the ou,ra.
ges which he is a.t.dged TO have conmnt.,s
On the dignity Of their government. 'rhsv
will support you in every proper exersion ce
spirit. they have been equally di'sa.,.d
with the ra.lness Of one, and with the mean.
ness of another ofyour predecessors: bu
they will not be driven by their most hones.
prejudices, into the arma Of France. whose
touch is pollution aud whoss embrace is
death. Y,ur minister Of finance has told
you, that {.nvasion OH. Of the question: war
Is impossible. This. extraordinary man al
though fallen from his high estate" al.
though he has lent his ,raascendent abilities
to the arbitrary and unconstitutional acts Of
the late reign, and TO the insidious and CO.
vert attsck made at the'l session of Con-
gress on the sinking fund, that bes. hope Of
the nation--is yet "nor less than archnngI
tuined.". He i. indeed no longer, "she
apostle Of truth and thu faverite votary oE
liberty" immortalizcd by the pen Of Cur
.ius--"" Suantum mstut," ab iAo"-bas he
is yc, an intelligent if. no, vir,uou' STATES
man vesed in expedients and wile,, and
upon him you must rely for Whatsoever Of
wisdom and ability you NAV look for in the
eounsels Of your cabinet. For" when the
waters are out, and the file affords no pre-.
ceden'," you will turn your eyes in vain,
towards the Gies's and the Smiths, and the
Vzrn*ms, and that whole tribe of igno.
rance, imb-cility and impudence, whom the
Erst swell ofthe great stream Of public OPT
"ion will sweep back into their native III.
Significance, never to rise again.
Such is the'infatrated prediction Of ma.
II: OF Our leading F,tpublcGns, who givs the
tone to.publ'c sentiment, for desposic France,
and 50 strong the homes, revolutionary rn-
t'Pa'hies ofour people sgsinsr Great BIZ
ta'u tor'lk ID, too, by just sense Of re-
cent wrong from that proud and naughty
nation; that 1 am prepared to be rerresent-
cd ny our dcnagogues, and to be CONSIDER
dhy many Of the honest, unsuspectias
duT>s u ':hess ::npos:ors, as the partisan CT
England rather than than the friend OF ny?
nalivs country. NJ Man is more sensible
than myself OF tho violence, injustice, AMI
folly OF her government hu. | consider tic
existeace ct,ny country (at least all that can
rtndcr 4 e.uitry dear 10 free man - ress
upon her in;ir.'cndence. She 10 nov paying
the price OF her own sins her cotruptica
AID syranay produced the Amssican revo'u-
ton, the immediate cause Of that OF Francs,
from which. again, the present gigantic
power of Bonaps,ss has sprung. Her pro-
SC Up IONS IN expressions have driven from
their country thousands Of III: brave inhabi-
tann OF Ireland, in each Of whom she has
mad. a deadly enemy. Not on!y is she con-
,inen, OF Europe united against her ; in the
other hemisphere she has converted 6 mil
lions Of her own progeny into determined
foes. Nothing is farther from my wish
than to produce arup,u.e viii france:
ST. b IN evcnt could be productive OF no
possible good. Lis the interest Of the y.
States 10 be at peace with all nations, but
with England more especially. We have
the same interest 10 her preservation a.
e. inst France, norv, tina, We had twelve
years ago, in the PRESERVATION Of France
asainst.he combined r'wers. Blu, our in
t.r.s, Ct may be s.iI) is Contingent AID re-
mo;r that Of England irnnoed,a,e and c.r.
tain andi il she will NO, look to her own
safety, but will force Us into a war;. it i'll
becomes US to yield to considerations, TO
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