Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
THE GAXEIvEvg1,.
--NLNCHESrER-
SATURDAY. February a. 1914

ine 'o.iowH.S art.c,e fully ce,elo,lcs the real
views OF i'e : fGt'!ofic scas at k-nu,ky," to
"""st oAheiui influence III our councils ..,.., ma
great ceSree, be ascribed The war winch now
uoSo'ates our once happy & font shii;s ccuntrS
-. "af which, it we J,,ile tLeir word fer 4.
Was ".'Seo iJr tho pr0tece,un OF Ss:!ls,s f1;eb.,
-Sa,iurs tusAls Il is uow, we believe. r,.t-
e'iaci't, 10 every one, that their Fights never
en'Sred INTO the Views ~ obese. western ,,a1r;
o's When ,hoy wickoo.y pl,ng. d H.. r,,;n,
INTO tiiis war; bat TIA IL WAS the,r own ar.
sta"a.zeh'cai which they sought TO promote.
+ hs Possession OF UPper Canada is what The
hc'' 'orkl"ns have lu..s honcd ..fteT-I'hrir
CALCULATIONS were, i. ticy could bu, involve
uIv coGGiEy IN 4 war, the reduction of that
''o' i''ce "o'ild be work OF ease, and its an
n'A"llp'' 20 (hc terftur5 Of ,he United States
% e0'.fsc- 4 Vas dis object. 6e,ltIe
i.ot,-r, '.al c'livd loiI such !, VS., envy of
e-s4l-erSs!c& pa roti>'.J ~ ile m.,s ern ,e,,,le.
t'''"'' ~'a"tc . w@uia uct, ncNevei, nave
we've z 81. Purrast towaltis rendering
- y 'f ,-r--t- -, uiGt became. necess,,
= te its't, ~ fs!,uuyd 10 hoo,!vinS the rea
Pc . i-sr tiie fepe:,i q. The o,r.ess in council.
M-''Nh 4f'n"Ned eN:Hy lsFeicXt lax d conti,ina-
va ~ t'.e "f' i1W'45 S'.s'te.y gwen our thac
t.ie object o. Lie war was 40 secure sajior,s
rist,s 8ase tasAooeI! n.tleyeHS nSoiivt.e no
d"e"s p'epa!led among ,i.r advocates OF the
VA &hivh induced t.feir support oi H. Some
.}eF' p3ssf.'iy wesS sct'ialt.I IN rl-incpIe-'ibc
H''-o S'-tit2ts lad forecast enough, 40 doubt.
:" H''i.e iiro e,,.cLi@tloes on the immense
sums Z! sep'gsy wi.lc.i Toutll necessarily OBJ
''''' Gu s'it'l'+SH "a tneir country from is vi
clnitS 30 TIC sS,-t OF NAE III the North yveSt -
.'F OF twenty SIX ntillinns OF dol
i"fs' .W"ica IT IS stated htrrlson's expeet,ions
CO.'S 'ne tn.ted States, has eyen PERKINS, ex.
1es eed tieif nosl s2uSUine expectations and
'"s lao oocbt iiiieu many = worldly 4,tr:of.
Pochet To overflow .ns--cther sntriota t,.,,nnr-
20. ior war because ii would p,o,scs. .,ote
OF coniIsioh, and IN the scr.Inble their for
tu.ie's might be bettered.-f they had every
'Nins 10 gam but nothing 20 losc!)-otlers
wanted contracts--T witness Peter s por,e-
WHO, WHO P.esldel a The war feast l-oiheis again.
PC!ceBinS democracy 20 DC III the wane ,dvo,
Gated the war because they knew sederalisfs
"o'.ia not support II further than the .ws re-
NuTsa OF taeh the performance OF thei,. due
~ a;!f' mai 1t would OF course afford charm.
h'6 Opportunity to establish ociious d;stinc-
e'"nS IN society, call fcderalists, torres and
"'i.oFs, ana there.ty snugly secure a tee-sin-
pie III ''ie seats which they So unworthiiv ill.
s'dl many OF our scn1iiHe Patriots were driven
,:. s',i'poft 'ne war, because it might, az Mae
li"'T,h-Ve tended 20 humble the pride Of sc The
'''l '''.c''ored isle" and promote the views oS
ms q" s'F Who loves the Americans"
oul ~ 2;'ieEcWerc am rg the var Gus ma; ;vee
WING" oPerted &c brig :aonut the war; every
d3 experience however iends 10 prove. that
IT vas conceived in fraud and deception, cons.-
qushtiy cannot prosper.
CfliLLlC0rHE, Feb. 3.
~ c understand that the legislature
% t>entuekJ tnear!y Neutrality-suspicious.
sea resolutions expressive oftEeir OPT
nion' ti'ai peace ough, net TO be made
with Great Britain. cyeep, ~, t,.car-
oltioH inatthe Canadas be ccaea 10 the