Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-01
1LExhrDRLf DAILY GAZETTE.
MONDAY, APRIL /.

rranv thing were wanting to shcW US the
,,,.ura Of democratic p2tr,ousn, their etsE''a,
sousbbles for Office would De amply sufficient
When ,hey nave no icdcrA;sts to oppose they
vy,urle amongst themselves
Like dogs that light about Done'
And play together when they've none
,-,+h;,r more IS wanting to set two patrlo''
~ the ears. than the prospect OF All ohice---',0
-, after what from chjmncy -sNc>per' upw"'0'
they snae at i, Mn canine e"Scfi'oss' Lung
,.. Nev-York and Pennsylvania been tosi'
;cro desperate factions by the zeal OF 'ne'e
f~,eof,s Of the people to serve the pubic anu
ID Cor themselves; bus the misfortune
:. .b,, which ever patty succeeds, the peo-
.hs sufferers In Baltimore, we oo-
contest has arisen between two re-
,,,;r,,s---CommoQore Barney ana nu"'Au
&c electors of the senate or MARY
4 writer in one of their democratic pa
pers gravely asserts, that Barne!s pFe'eh-
s;o,e ere :. sii a farce" Farslcal enooGfl' %
b. sure! The Fedcralists OF Baltimore VIC
h.l;cvc. take no It,es III these quyfreis' out
,e.yc the opponents to worry each ota'f 10
their hearts content.
Ds Witt Clinton has been nominated by "a
large majority of thelesisiature" OF New ork'
90 candidate for the office OF lieutenant- govern
t,o+ s+,te. This method of nomination,
or rather of appointment, has become quite
fashionable of l.te years. Should DC WIZ
ss,, ~ scryc, and thus abandon an enor-
oo,,s salarv for a s1nal one, our surprize VIII
c,ase IN rccollecting that he is only taking the
mast direct road to the presidency. 1t would
10 ;,ocether contrary to Democratic etiquette,
heretofore established and maintained, tor con-
orass to nominate one ofyonr mere mayors as
pr,s;d.n, Of the United States.
little doubt can be entertained t'''' t''o t0'',
or>I, Cailatin BIS been solenniy ceteEhline"
or by portion Of his own party. nc 'sio' :
.o,onal Duane, the seli-created !ea ,'r q
PENNSYLVANIA Democracy, long ago denoo' Gee
him in terms # TO ambiguous tenor l''e''
s.,,pina+ion heniCht havc llsregarded x with
..ooa I'm, Other enemies, * much more 1o:-
u,;d, b,e ones, have &rr,Yed themselves against
~, and it VII require all his dexterlty TO
sv,ce their mac hinaticns. Every artl1ce WHICH
malice or cunning c:n suggest VIII uoo0'ie''
- srnn,orad 70 ove-whe'm him. We do not
r.a,asG 70 advocate Mr.. Callat,rs general
conduct ; we disiikcd his appointment at M;
In, we ne.toa llle-. Things 10 show the dead
Il, errnity which thsse lE2a can exnioit TO-
wards each other. The following photographic
;ro,, the Baltimore "Amerlcan, a paper de-
c;4edly and unifornliv in tie Smith interest II
not under their eontroul, may give some Idea
IS tia . WAYS ard means" which Nil DC used
70 accomplish NJ, Gullatiu's destruction:
eve are told that Mr.. Gllatin has written
letter, wherein he says, that the present
places CT dePoSllS 81 TIC O'''oo '''''eS
nue. bonds are but temporary; and that as
soofl as i charter Is ob;alned, (no matter from
whonll they VIII be deposited as formerly
Let Mr.. Madisoa---let Congress- and the State
Legislatures look to these things If Mr.,
Callati,, is NOT to he shor, OF his honors, 1t IS
high tine at least that ne should DC OF his
Official influence.
Tie ,sSy French M,ltSt,r-- IA, conth.sation. }
Aver Mr.. Barlow had arrived in England
and made himself acquainted with the favora-