Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-25

~ Divine Service will be performed in
i, Episcopal Church on Sunday forenoon, by
ne Rev. Mr.. s;rcbock.
Na having the honor of enjoying the con-
sjspce of the Cabinet, we cannot be supposed
. know the secrets Of that body, and there
ere are unable to speak confidently Of the
5.gree Of dlshafch, aEiJaction and tranquility
with (which the public business is carried on
At this present time. 1t is a subject of re-
grethowever, that a vcguc ru@or should have
arisen 10 disturb the serenity of our rulers at
time when present PROSPECTS, are so extreme
b fancrtag.
Public feeling appears to be fast verging to
that point, which we hope and trust, will pre-
sent an undivided and heart appalling front TO
the enemies of the Legitimate and great inter
sas Of these U. States-FEACE and FREE
TRADE. This is truely a jqatfering PROSPECT.
The Independent yeomanry Of the Northern
states are raising their voices in the majesty
oftheir strength, against the war, and using
every constitutional exertion to hurl from pow
er the authors oft. In the middle states and
particularly in PENNSYLVANIA and our sister
state, Maryland, we hail with unaffected Joy
The Present .fatering PROSPECT of complete
regeneration from the shacklcs of democracy
and lruiHous anti commerci7l and agricultural
fodcs to the blessings OF a HIashingtonian
PcCce and free commercial md asriculturat
system. The October elections will speak a
language that shall rouse from their trcn-
guilty the demagogues who now rule o.
yer US To the people of Virginia the
honest formers of the ancient dominion,
whose interests have beeu sacrificed by the
ruling party at the shrine of French suprema-
cY, BY the reduction of the price of the pro-
GUce OF your labor tat presenD at least one
hundred per cent. and the prospects still
worse; we say, go and do hkezgise-rally
'ound the friends Of heace and the legitimate
'Ad aftaiaa6Ie rights Of your couatry; elect
suca men and no others to represent you in
The General Assembly Of the State, and in the
O1nSres8 Of the United States-untie The knot
Which France has some how got twisted about
ue neeks Of the present governing party in
ms country. The sword which has already
Osen drawn from its scaLbard, may, and We
u'Pe has SO weakened it, that with a united
'AVFaon, the chord may be made to snap a
~'asr and Virginia once more stand on pre-
S.s'nent ground 1t requires but that the
Faalanx of talents, of which she can Justly
.''S' should be Ut aid doiag-let them step
's'%afd boldly, assert their country's rights,
rO We are convinced that front would be
played not only sppslling to foreign in
-s''' ou1 alsotu those daring invaders ofthe
s~s and interests ola free and happy people,
9@ which we have much more to dread than
I" Tue incursions of any foreign foe.
\ " : high time (says the U. S. Gazette)
b,,.. ne people took their dearest interests to
cG.. ihls nation is on the brink of pre-
Hcs sN' 'nd over il to an uniathomable abyss
sr,; sis ah occasion which demands the unre-
ciS.s exercise of genuine patriotism, sa-
lies ~ o. eli local interests and party animosi-
,,n.. -P0blic liberty, has been threatened in it's
ard !' the Press--but already is her stand
Vii, 80. by crowd OF defenders, who
t,sr, rs''sa or protect her-The Presidential
Is nov .vu Is rapidly approaching--In that there
we OF salN.iinn " 80 g.. l. r.I