Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
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wit, q Sl1arJDH after his outra geo,is con-
,lact i:sdsee' General Washington to:
request his recall
The Democrats.
N'o we're tiev, in 1854, olposed
The eat q feet of ixfrigates tosig,.t
$ eaii,st t!.e -5,iseriaies
The Democrats.
B Who werc they. that co years aso.
esecrate;i the is,leTasists fol. believing.
tsaf ;lfee.!np Was plant which Gid hot
f.ssrssa tie better Tor being naurishetl
wisi, slpinan aiaoii. and for disappearing.
th2. rasases of tie su:ilatine inFfance !?
The Democrats.
I't'o are tacy that are equally hostile
~tssts..e saaie ae,i for wishing the downfall
o.. saaa, wae las aesaiated all Europe;
es.sesi tie ,lea.:l CT rsii!..ons. insulss.i
am, riil1aefed ~, anu With liberty and
TIE sgecdom If tie seas always in lis
r.o.,t',. becams perfect king smith aud
lssTscs: =,
The Democrats.
W,ao were they, ,hat, copying the err
rass &C great natiDu, reared up, III eve
ry part Of tile, continent, corresponding
societies, cl.i;niag to be the people. and
assumed Control oyes the constituted
authorities, and ioosened The ba.ds of
government.
The Democrats.
sVacn, in 30. -33+ a Sill was brought in
Ia congress, prohibiting the safe Of prizes
in tie Usised States, and declaring it to
be 4 H,isasn,eanor To aceepta commission
f,oa, a fore,gn poker within the territory
of the Unit q States, to serve against a
pat:oa with whoIa We were at peace :.
who we're tiieY That strenaoasly opposed
the measure
The Democrats.
Who we're they taat charged the 60
ysrnment ~ l194 with tFsanay aud OPP
preston. VITA partia:;ty and injustice,
In CONSEQUENCE of the system Of taxa
sion
The Democrats.
Who were they thai, in 1894, retts-
{ s,l@payment q! the fax on carriages, as
beng Unconstitutional ?
The Virginians.
Who were they that declared, 90
years assa, that the friends of Washing
toms administration were an aristocratic
and corrupt faction, DESTROYS to intro.
. tiuce monarchy. eti,ier sr;tish inHaencc,
sought to iuciease expense. to aaglnens
debt, to ,neltiaiy public burdens, create
armies AMI aafies, anu euslave the peo-
PIE.
The Democrats.
NIko are they that now call the fctle-
ra,ists still a.istocrat:c, still corrupt,
still DESTROYS of Introducing monarchy,
though they themselves have augmented
The army and navy, taxed ali classes OF
society, recommended CONSUMPTION, SUBJ
Infted to insalts of the Corsican usur>
per, ond teadered to lin, by word and
deed, the perfect assli ces of their.
high consideration !?
The Democrats.
Who were they that accused General
Washington. ior not adopting, either
through design or a nistakel. policy, any
eiIectaal measures for securing the rayi-
CATION Of the Mississippi 7.
The Gentuckians.
Who was It Chat said, IN private let
ter. that the democratic societies labor
ed necessarily to sow tic seeds of dis
trust, jealousy and tiiscentent, hoping
thereby to effect some revolution in the
government, and were the fomenters OF
the insarrection il Pennsylvania?
General Washington.
Who was It, in 1894. i'll his speech to
Congress, That said, when in tie calm
nome of reflection, the people shall
have retraced the origin ard progress OF
that Eisurrection, let them determine
whether it has not been fomentea by
combinations OF men, who careless or
Consequences, have disseminated from
ignorance or peryersion of facts suspi-
CONS, jcal0usies and accusations of the
whole government
General Washington.
Who replied to the presidents speech,
in the senate. attribetins tie same IN
sarrectlon 70 tie same CAUSE =
A Federal majority.
VINO replied to the presidents speech
in sae house Of representatives, without
rerxrriorr tbe cond,rct Of Those SuClee