Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17

MONDAY, AfRlr II

''e, ,s take up a position, that with 9
p'y' afrsaso,i is untenable for moment
1 ~ support it, aye. stiek to It thr0us'l
a'' !, .n5 tbin; and thoughsconiuted and
faSs I'm seven times, rise up and assert +
r. ! ,.;tb the same face as before -
ssss 10 slew the miserable refuge q
: - 70 which those leaders are obliged to
go va aho tfade on false capital; but
49,, success in cramm;ng their potlons
I,,o the gullets of such an immense
aa,oSer of followers, IS passing strange
.',a.d they, poor deluded creatures,
p';,asut any possible benefit or m0tive :
~. - can divine, stand CARING toguiph
'.,v +l,;vg tbat is given them, without
,e,kins at It's nature or consequences
W. 10 tss,n HAT it IS antiJsaerct, and
dawn il goes tho they should perish ], in .
u a,acnattion: anu Heaven knows tSseir
..n.c;tv IS now costing them dear. NJ
,.,.,s instances are recollected where
4 .hs.e kind of assertions made for gallisss
n,r,oses. have Immediately been proceed
he hEse-and still the whole clan woaid
maintain their integrity. Of this kiad
was Jefferson's orsrfoSciag treasury, IN
h;sIast message I'VE thiuk) to Congress
~. ,a,lts we're so cramned that the poor
o,d man was racking his brain for some
rode Of relief to prevent a surleit.-lln a
few days afterwards his treasurer gaze
him the lie direct IN his report, BY
< beggarly account of empty boxes" u
no mats1G Jefferson said so, and SO it
must be, and was.
Ofthis kiadwas siadison'sreyccation Of
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES in the very
teeth Of known facts, occurring daily, to
the cOntrary-TIe stuck to it with all his
patty at his heels, Ill even Bonaparte
himself was ashamed Of him, and told
Gmiadirectly, that those DEGREES we're in
full force. and formed part of the fun
damental LAWS Of the empire.-Isay they
are revoked, SAYS sadison-I tell you
taeY are not, SAYS Dena.-Still he per-
sisted, and still his friends supported
KNIT!
0fthis Kind is The stale assertion that
Nev-Eugland would perish, aye starve
to'deat. but for us; and we can Go nigh
ty well without her--aii this is Haiglty
fattering to our pride but then we cant
exactly ten the meaning Of the iaighty
Joy expressed at seeing our Yankey hre-
taren coming up our river lately, and tire
ordinations on the wharyes, s we staii
1--we again now" sc. notwithstanding
experience has put tie thisS so concur
sively to rest, that let rs fall out with
Old England, ard New England is our
foster mother in spite Of cur teeth. Not
withstandigs our necessity to buy Of her
when she wanted noting IN return, made
the difference of exchange a5 and SIS rer
cent. and ralidiy efcreasing-still, sill
Ne'c-Egss,'and contd not e1 ist ,oitkcut rs,
say they, and seven Philadelphia law
yers ceyild not convince them to the con-
trary.
6f THIS kind is The old notion, still per-
Hsted IN, That James Madison is a man of
great talents and real Tatrict-that his
"sF'i's emily aim was pro puN;eo boao''-
asd that the war we have SO miraculous
~ escaped from, was a righteous one,
ad--the most unkihd cut of alI--slori-
sas'y Terminated
. Lie cid revolutionary worthless pledged
'Aeelr hes, fortunes and sacred honor,
NOT 10 tey doa9, their arms till their OBJ
!ees were attaiaed our present aror-
m L.
ives took care not to give any such
P'edse' we'll knowing it depended on
D0nafartes fortunes, for whom it was de-
slared: All the n,o,,,or,4 | - ao