Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-18
aLaxaaDRId D.fiLY GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, APRIL IS.


/. Y.ru Ess q Irhale,'' ora Taofor :: PsaAs.
.rrnaer the head Of " Our Relations Wlth
f.re., B,;,aiu,'' the public are presented with
.n,ns very consolatory reflections, in the Ma
.;.r., Io.elligencer Of Tuesday. Speaking OF
e.. nev British minister, the writer SAYS;
az, would affor, us great qualification ltwe
c,nId anticipate from this mission any re-
s,,l. favorable to settleme: ct cur diisef-
enc.s with c. Britain; 6ut eireamSfaacesJ0.-
~ such an e.ekeetation. Procrs.sti'atioh As
stiIl the order Of the day; and we lear 50
long as the American people and government
permit it, so long will it remain.
The concluding paragraph is worthy OK no.
tee:
ST things should eventuate as zoe arfTe-
hrad land We have no pleasure IN coh'eihp'"'r
mo the prospect) it will be for tho people Oh
the JJnited States, speaking through their ae-
- ,,.o,,es, 10 uerpe the erecutiUe arm, and en-
s9 f,rce vigorously the present noh-nhpof'auo"'
Isl or Sz.bx tituf- for it some measure more coiso
q n.nt 20 the feelings of the nation.
g Substitute" schat Are we to be again
fooled With the disgusting lamentations q
Embargo, War or Submission g Are con-
ercss TO pratr away two or three sessions with
] porapous and bullying professions, while all
81 +b5ip nrccestlinrs = eventuate" in nothing but
3 mutual and universal discomfort - hank
God. on. rulers arc so busy i'll scufhlng tor OIL
"a fee, their attention Is so entirely occupied In
M scra,nbiing for the loaves and fishes that VIC
81 have as yet little apprehcnsions ct war
81 Eowe-ar, it is well enough, perhaps, tor our
n political doctors to feel the pulse OF the ma
q ron in sine. If they are skiltul, we venture
t. say, they will discover no wailike syhP-
toms, except among the disordercd portion ol
rhs community: the great body OF the peopie'
t,e Healthy part of the nation, wish Tor nothing
u more than Peace and Free Trade, as long as
they car consistently be maintained, and have
10 notion of being unnecessarily kicked In
q 60 War"
81 The Aurora-man says that Mr.. Foster, the
new British envoy, is we'll acquainted in THIS
country, and is the " particular friend Of Gal
LATIN and Ranaolph'',e This, OF course, is
reason enough fo- larshing abuse OF all kinds
upon him. 1t is,a favorable circumstance that
MIR. r. is wcllaccu a;rtcd here; he will know
a how to appreciate democratic scurrilify.
The Inscl;Sencer and the Aurora are every
now and then 1t isty cuffs, though they are as
cornpla;sant as two Paris porters in all their
disputes they profess tie slightest respect
for each other yet it is easily seen that this
is mere forma!ity. The former is For 6 es-
"A tcem;ng" the last congress-; but this Duane
s& will By TO means allow; for he says that "thc
$N scandalous and Bacch,naiisn scenes OF its last
81 hours were such as to PROSTATE Its dignity,
end TO ksrtn PROSTATE jorsvsr, unless exact
8 l..ws are framed to guard against such outra-
ges in future, and to ertsl those who by such
conduct ought not to be sent" The colonel
deserves some credit for this new method OF
getting clear of obnoxious members, whom
the people are determined to elect. Perhaps
Mr.. Randoiph's constituents will take the
hint for Mr. Duae's feelings seem to be
Il sECCKHSy nu!S al the 'ePoateu ntEodNC'
ton Of dogs" into Congress hall, which prac
tee, he tells Us, is & in defiance of decoru,n
aid in contempt of what in civil society is
called sea.Lan0niy good aaanneys.' Think oil
that master Brock
Alpha" at Washington, has been attack
ed BY " Omega" at Philadelphia. We know
not which Of these literary connbatants will
come off victorious but it is written, " the
FIRST shall be ias:, and the last shall be first"
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