Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-31

an honorable basis absorb all party dis
tinetions.
4. The government of the u. States
Let equal laws secure domestic happi-
ness, and digaifed impartiality COM
rnand the respect Of foreign nations.
5. The memory Of Hamilton, and the
other departed heroes and statesmen Of
the revolution.
s. The surviving soldiers of the reyo-
lution--honor for their services. and a Ii
beral spirit to adjust their unrequited
claims.
Z. THE navy Of the United States-its
establishment was sanctioned by Wash
ingtoa, and the gallant spirit of its infan-
CIV is worthy OF its illustrions patron.
s. The army of the United States
emulating the deeds of the revolutionary
war, it viii justify the confidence which
is reposed in its patriotism, yaior and dis
cipiine.
9. Tho Judiciary Of the United States
enlightened, pure and independent.
40. The true honor of America-a proud
spirit, which equally disdains injustice to
the weak, and submission TO the power
full.
"A. Peace to our c0untry-NOt an ia
secure repose, bought by submission, but
an armed and fearless tranquility, which
no nation shall dare to disturb.
f2. The trusts and offices ofthe repub-
lie: the appropriate rewards ofmerit ana
natriotism-when otherwise bestowed, a
public and private wrong are both effect
ed.
IS. Our Union; the temple ofour safe
ty.
fi. The agriculture, commerce q ma
nufactnres ofthe United States essential
to the several sections OF our country, anu
eGnaly entitled to its protection.
Is. Foreign nations; known only to
our country and government by their puo-
lie acts, may they be dealt with accord
ingly.
i6. The patriots OF Spain and Portu-
gal-may the struggles of a brave people
against foreign tyrant, end IN his defeat
and humiliation.
~. Our fair countrywomen; their pro-
lection is our first duty, their love our
best reward.
General Piacknsy gare the .follO'cihg
toast:
THE city of Philadelphia the scat OF
science, the arts, aud hospitality.
ION the generals retiring. the following
toast was given
Oar illustrious guest, Major General
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney; the yirtu-
Gus patriot, gallant soldier, & independ-
ent statesman;
81 A man without fear S, without reproach.''
The following toast, having reference
to General Pinckney's refusal TO receive
the offer Of a compromise in the election
. of President Of the United States, in the
year 1904, was suggested by u gentleman
Of the company, and drank with great
applause.
1.-THE man in whom the love Of Honor
is greater than the love OF Power, & stron-
ger than the love OF Self"
August %.
DIED, yesterday morning. JOSEPH
Cray, esq. formerly member OF congress
for the first district of Pennsylvania, and
hate cashier Of the Farmers and Meeha-
nies' Bank.
Yesterday arrived, a pilot boat from
Cape,AIay, with Mr.. Morton Oh baltimore
some, time a resident in France, pas
senger in the brig Milo, Johnson, belong
ing to Smith and buchanan oil Balti-
more, from Bordeaux, and two seamen
belonging to the said brig, who report on
saturday, in soundings, they hove in sight
os the British Gigate BelNidere, WHO III
fer a chase of hours. in is iathoms wa
ter. off the Capes OF Delaware. came up
viii. and captured the brig. and set them
ashore lat Cape May-the Milo a ne"
brig, belonging to Smith and Buchanan
with very valuable cargo. was bound H. T.
Bordeaux, for Baltimore.-ihe Milo ie.1
France the ED Of July ia company WIN
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