Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
From tie Delapare Gazette.
Ny Private Ccgitations.
.rO. III.

Who openly assaulted the character
and conduct of General Washington,
during the war between France and En-
gland, in 1895, whenhe Issued his proc
lamation Of neutrality ;
TIE Democrats.
What minister Of republican France,
when he arrived in Charleston, s. C. au-
thorised the fitting and arming Of vessels
Ia that port, enlisting men, and giving
commissions to cruise and commit hosti-
lities on a nation with whom the q. S.
were at peace :
Citizen Genet.
Who committed actual hostilities with
in the U. States, by capturing the Bri-
fish ship Grange !
a French Pricateer.
When American citizens were seized
in Charleston for taking French commits
sions, and fighting against nation with
whom we were at peace, who wrote an
insolent letter to the president, demand
ing the release of these men from con-
6nement and trial !?
Citizen Genet.
Who we're they that, on the various
points of controversy which had ariesn
between General Washington and Citi-
zen Genet. openly embraced the prlr.
cip,es for which that minister Contend
ed?
The Democrats.
What society was That which was form
ed soon after the arrival of MIR. Genet,
and which seems to have taken for It's
model the Jacobin Club Of Paris ?
I.I6as Democratic Society Of Philadelphia.
What informs US that this society and
others were the resoiute champions Of all
the encroachments attempted by the "a
gents of the French republic on the GO
vernment Of the U. State, and the stea-
DIV defamers Of the wen and measures
OF the American executive 2
UndemoJIs History.
At later period, what man had so
much influence in the popular society Of
Philadelphia, (Which in its turn inauenc-
ed cthers,) that the French minister.
Fauchet,. in an intercepted dispatch to
his government, declared that {" he me-
rited attention {"
&. J. Dallas.
Who made A. J. Dallas District At
torney General {!
mr.. jefferson.
Who made him Secretary {: the Urea
susy?
.1Fr. ,Mrdiscp.
What encouraged Citizen Genet to e..
Guip and send to sea, from Philadelphia,
LIZ pe.if Democrat, and thus again brave
and insult the American executive {?
TIE Coante1mnce Of the Democrats.
When Gen. Washington made every
effort to maistain, with, good faith, the
neutrality of the q. States, what name
did that party choose to take, which had
SO openly opposed hims
That of !" The People.''
Who were they that once opposed
standing army Of five or Six thousand
men
Tie Democrats.
Who were they now that have stand
ing army of ten Thousand men?
The Dpmocrcts.
Who wanted this army to consist Of
2o,OO0s
TIE Democrats.
When General Washington revoked
the exeauator which had been granted to
the French Consul, MIR. Daupiaine, for
exercising a prize jurisdiction within the
territories OF the U. States, who were
they that discovered in it violation of
the constitution and new intignity to
France
THE Democrats.
Who was It that planned an expedi-
ton against the FIoridas, to be carried on
from Georgia, and another against Loui-
siana, to be carried on from the western
parts of the U. States
Citizen Genet.
Who wasit that actually appealed to
the people, after he could not force cen.
Washington to let him do as he pleased
in this country?
Citizen Genet.
Who were they, that received Genet
with open arms, after his outrageous COR
dpct induced Gen. Washington to re-
quest his recall :
The Democrats.
who were they. in 1894, that opposed