Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-26
DAILY GAZETTE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 26.

France there is tic 0t,nost anxiety and uEecr-
,ai:l,y while those who have property. IN
En:,l@ua feel the ui.,ost coinposure 10 the
million this is I'll mys' cry" He then pre-
.crcds 70 account for what men ct mere
sei.se cannot comprehend; )" and
truly il his explanation CT the matter De cor
rect, il is mysterious enough. We hid sup
posed that it was quite natural for man to
feel less anxiety about property under the
ccat:o! Ct government which paid some re-
sTrcs 70 ancient usage and nnorl obligation,
: IN ABOUT properly within the grasp OF man
'rso Uniformly set the principles OF honor
I'D koucsty AZ defiance. eus we lind that we
were one OF ",he million ;" and the secret is
1 nov Cut. Ah;i what do you think is the real
4 c ..ise of the insecurity of our property In
Francc? WHY, us all owing--dont't "iurn
c...e," rcader-to the ir:ristaes of Hlr. Gat4-
80, AM! The continual fGr iatty man tested by
car soY. amcnt tosrards England There's
for you What wonderful discovery! Who
will now pretend to doubt the unrivalied PC
NJ y..,ion Of Colonel Duane
He must have optics shorh, wecn,
Who sees what is rot to be seen
TIE cutting sheer aimed at the adn,inistra-
ten Ii the following sentence, will no doubt
C poc.setcd with great composure " The
s.05.i.y, and consistency, and .js"nneSs, and
consistency Of our policy, (s;ys tho Aurora)
r,ast assure Us the confidence as well rs the
respect of ali, ave, all the world !" Again 5:
" ue,shali presently have MIR. Foster among
US and as fNanee is every thing, and as our
government, was established only for the pur
Sapose OF making financial experiments, the
British ambassador ard our great hrancier
s can settle it all in hGf sr hour"
q The democratic prints Affect great surprise
] H.. federal writer should disavew all idea
ola separation Of the states. This is cunning
\ " amounted as precious rarity and with
tthose WHO do not know that the federaIists
HE ever protested and felt the deepest We
%neration for the constitution Of their country,
the fnesse may be successful The present
constitution was principally framed and adopt
ed through the ins,iunemaiity Of federalists;
ard they wish for noting more than to see
] the government honestly administered We
believe tie first idea of separation Of the
States, WAS publicly started By leading de-
nlocratic senator and that, too, under tie
administration of the Industrious Washington.
Federalism and Union are SYNONYMOUS terms.
The following paragraph is another extract
from the Essays Of Mines, published in the
Aurora. The Ibcral!.y and correctness Of the
sentiments would grace the pages Of any pa.
psr. We know not the anshGr os .hem SuS
We recollcct Pope saying, He writes best
WHO feels lis subject most"
The great body Of the federal party are
perfectly satisfied with the construction Of
the executive power under the existing con-
st.tuiion. They consider steadiress and Sta
elilsy the FIRST great requisites OF government.
Frequent changes Of constitution necessarily
impair the habit o; reneration and obedience.
Ihc quick succession of projects Of govern
nent IN France, each the bloody victim of
'A''t which It preceded, exhibits sufficient
poor OF TIE sounhess Of these principles.
Ase enthusiasm ofthe Americans III the cause
"a 'nas Country, and the tide Of popularity
"c'ch attended the administration Of the Lite
P'>s'cens OF the United States; thinned the
ranks OF shs federal party. 1t bore it's dimi,,u-
si'a with ssnHess. Experience, the final ar
I" controversy, has at length determined
Wal It's estimation Of the ultimate result of
re revolution oil France upon republican GO
eminent was the most correct Hence,
:a'Se OF this political description dread any
S'AHges "h.,esec in .ho American consti,u-