Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-02
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY MORNING, July ?.
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THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

m JElG EAhHkAANO VI NAhO@NAA'
l. ;r from an impartial view ofthe conduct
n present men in power as 1t relates TO
koternal regulations they have and are a.
H., yor have cause to fear the loss of Ii
and all that freemen can hold dear In
Whist Ill you think. when you take q view
Ler conduct as to the foreign nations, with
IL we have differences. Had both expe-
Ia eoual resentment, for wrongs equally
/, and offensive, committed towards us,
liver we might have lanented the necessi-
Il American would have blamed the mo-
But when we see the views of despot,
las placed 10 bounds to his rapaeity, i'm
Xiv pursued, and the only nation that can
hi them, singled out as our enemy, have
kot right to fear the fate of Switzerland
Holland. In,this | shall 10y before you
Conclusions from facts, and leave you to
He ordered us TO abandon the trade
Dominso--it was done. He sold US
ksiana fas we contended) TO the river Per-
/ he told us VIC must not claim It, II we
HE would JOIN SPAN to prevent our taking
kession Of tive stopped the clsim aud
II should a5ain have renewed 1t, whilst the
keut men were in power, haG not his "a.
~ Induced him to Try TO take possession
Spanish throne, and thereby lett US at
Sty and 90 doubt gave Us PERMISSION to
1 If, provided VIC also seized the Spanish
itory Of E,asl-Florida. He told US he con-
led us at actual war with England, and we
Rnow commenct ID it. What has he left
Iii us, but that we cannot carry it on with
his aid, and by sending here his troops,
bnend to our existence as tree and lnde-
Ient, people.
bat we may be told, the President III his
sag e, seems to pledge himself, tor similar
bufes against France, as these pursued a.
Ist England, unless the I" unciosed nego-
Ions" at Paris, Shall eventuate IN saus:acto-
Eangements for payment ofiawiess plum
he's, and security against future wrongs.
meeting held in Baltimore at which Judge
'holson presided, before the arrival OF the
net, which was TO bring us, as they expect
treaty with France, the same language,
made use of. At meeting In the city OF
|hmond, at which Gov. Barbour presided
same language was made use OF. No man
doubt, who reads the three productions,
thew all euanated from the same source
arrival Of the Hornet was the period, at
CHI We were to form our determinations as
he mode oE conduct to be pursued with the
perot. The Hornet arrived-No pros
/ Of redress.-Mr. Barlow says, that he
ID not get cJen an oral reilly to his de-
nds for piundered property; and no kind
as to the real repeal Of the OBJ
ous dycrces. Notwithstanding this posi-
evidence OF the injustice, rapacity and VI
nee OF France, we are yet to wait the event
: unclosed negotiations" For Gods sake,
? long arc we to wait Till an absolute.
emil submission to his mighty will, shall
Sc our mouths in eternal silence or till
Wasp returns I. or until his highness shall
e been informed, that in conformity with
imperial will we have waged war with
gland or until (which Heaven in It's mer-
permit, and YOU in your majesty determined
present President shall have retired for
r to ms farm in Orange ? This IS con-
nmatios dcyuutly TO be wished. When this
lone, peace may be again restored to US,
liberties secured on permanent basis, &
I honora6ly gotrid OF"