Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-07

Mr.. JEFFERSON mas DcSB tUe cause OF all
he calemltiss y sicA affiirt our county"
Th,s deciatatioI, was inade TO INC in The
crate Chamber. -
l,1Ys an hcEest citizen, in The simpli.
city OF his heart, ycuiG asks hy,d did
the Senior, siib this Knowledge and
aypwai, remain democrat nd cont.
nur, Tor a sesies Of years, to support
that very administration wDica has p o.
9nced these c..lan,isies !" Yes; and
f6erebv maintained lis czvH tai alar y at
b.mr
hsve formerly published an tbs,rv
tion CT this hind-That the misfepre-
sef ,a,ious, false notions. and unioundya
o., yudiccs, successfully prspagaisd to
,rbscrt ire federal administration, hsd
een 80 strongly inCulcated snd imp'e S
ell on the maio,ity + the people, tia,
ticy were not NOT nov " bc contla1icted
a. d eradicated by their leaders. who
could not attempt il without h'ztrdiog
,rs.r popularity and consequent, tie
ioss II their Offices or ,,u5ilc stations /:
1ber.frlc tie deIusiop renaiatd anu
out:tt5ed TO be chesishtd, although AZ
he e%pri sc OF the be-, Interests, and ~
toe haZ,fd of the sat>t, ard lloesy o.
r.ur country--as, 70! the sstat cG"s1 KS
peacp nea >ince bees sserih 60. lake,
icr az iiusiru lion, q 'eccn; eXanpl - :
alsns w. man n The lest Cory css.
nc FAC !. sthtld ina 1t CT 10" b. iors
me l,otp anotFe III 9bcrt'ghtY rcspsc-
I .ile ior rs ,itsr,iun,eit n q integrity
= .eter cs.jsdF bu&iy Ii,iSt2. con
a'u, tie isilo,ifs p ssaer: - her en
.crcd mo soa.e CIV, station Wits
or the sn,a,l.'ess 81 tie oblect "'lch We
sh; u.d c.c,ldFe TO chr IN, efep b, .
successil! wai With Grtay kEi4}n, a0d
upon lie ysr} cquavocai prorIs wheh
sc 30 { The &c cal e tne Berlin 0nd
Milah ,crers. lie nssentN; bur atd-
I'd, "tHa, an,ernn,uIlt is got into 4 de-
PIE; aDle >ituation-how can thsy se ex-
taca,ed {" and (says he "hsd | been q
member Of congress, with The views OF
our farsign relations which | have DOW,
| should nave cut off my right hand
sooner than have voted for ,hase mes-
sures which have brought Us into our
present situation But his popularity
depended onhis supporting tie system
Of measures he thus lorcibly condemn
ed {; and therefore he did suppor; them
I be same var member, early IN the i,te
session Of Congress, accos'ed anothts
member in this manner" You mnsl
not t. Ike ii aniss, it in the course OF the
SC ,7on | abuse you in a speech to, the
house: Tor, next TO Piokerit+g, .cu, a'e
the NOS. obr0xilus to t!.e repubi Cans
of any nan in the United Sia,ss: ant
having con2petitor far q sect IL. Con.
gross, in my district shall aiE3a you
abotninabl,, 70 satisfy my constituent
that / .ann a Zsalous rtpubl.csH -
Here we have the cohcu,rng testiu pny
Of another Democratic no9.ber :! Con
gross, tina. the "dspIoreb'e s',u,t;nn'
of the government and the Country. Wa
produced by the system ct mcclure:
formed by Jefferson Gor Congress II
most Implicitly adopfed It's FianSl a.,
peyssvored in by rs succe>"or' Ma"i.cn
in the management ci our lttls,n reie
tons that is, caehy OF our atari
with Greet B itain and F ,rce. GtNe
seaer2l prosp> rity # tn un:tod States
when Mr.. Jefferson entered on his pre-.
sidefc,, we lave his own pu3llc itstl
rncu.-tn4tT;.c were then " in the full
tide Of successful experiment :" "cg"
We unfortunately know, they arc at Geaa
i2zv 7valer.
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
April Is, 1913.