Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-08

friends, and to soothe the anay. ha,, r..
ed them with indifference I'd na. treas
but a commission has been lately s,se.
lished to receive and to r mort esfah-
claims ofeyery individual, and aoo oiI the
sequences Live already resulted I ra s? p
the Constituencies are )ittIo olnt:
humor with the government too ~ fo out Of
having exactly observed tie terms ~ oe not DO
restoration, but they make ailoy =, me
for the very 'ardaous sittat;on' 's 8
which the king has been placed. md N
pear to rely with confidence on liz a sa p,
intentions: both parties agree in Ts Ooa
ing that lenity, which leaves tbe ' sa.
cldesin such perfect imranity as - ~, =
courage them and their adherent, IN a ..'-
ing to regret openly tie fall of NApo, s aaI'
and ! should not be surprized if flo
yern'aent found itself obliged to into, c. g.
at last, and wiki some seyeritv-.a N.Y.
sure OF tits sort z ouid occasion cans;1 a'
rable sensation; but it is vfat all nosi
men lcok forward to, andw uls re;,:sss S'u
The Jacobins, though still rurern"
are fortunately without a leader FAM
ininence. Such Of tie late Errers..
ministers as might lave jaile,, them, ,p5
acted part on tbs occas::on. are etbar
too Tar sunk in the public teen 20 max
any impsessior, or too un;eFular. erea;r
ed over to TIE Roya! cause, as.;1. + ::rIy cm
barked init. You may conceive 10, vb.r
a prevailing horror tiiere i, ! any th;rs .
approaching 10 civi! war, s. ',yo,l,im:rss
scenes, aad tfat the fears and f,ei;nr..
w,5:c'l gave a decree ofsta5l y ot'tIaic
government, nov orera'e il favor cf 4. !
present. The king to-? is much more be.
loved taaa ever tic EMPEROR was. and that
enthusiasm CT LOYALTY witch the iation
was Gncc 50 Distinguished Ter. new q.
perates with the forci!,e react:oa cc
spring which lad been lar! compressed.
Every th.p. a:terali mus. deperI upon
the army, apt we lave mad eur fears tsut
tie lar greater part G, the military men Of
note, have taken to decides ra.t to- re.
tr.ce tiie;? steps. aux, Soult, who occasion.
ed most uneasiEess, hass conducted hin
sell with great propIie'y in command O.
Botany. have seen general order cf
his II Wii.ic,h:.e complimei... tic Chouans,
for ha:;ng always remained faithfrl 10
their FIRST PRINCIPLES. With great military
talents. and strcng mind, which hDaES
not fear, ard as free from TIE restraints
OF rimciit,-. AID q scEse Of cons;stency,a as
any Of De numerous heroes Of the reyala-
ti.,i1, lie is 4 dangerous person: 5ut The
king, determined. ole would supICse, 10
pIay ,lo..tie CT quits, tosare, or risk every
thing. ias placed him At tie lead Of tic
arIpY-tile army. however. has fulfilled,
has even surpassed our expectations, they
haze submitted to a new organization, ard
qsieilv undergone very conslaevaoIe
rcdpciica: tkey Viii soon too be so dlyd-
Ell, as to lose Che proud feelings OF taer
superior force, ard unless we Should be
Ira.cea INTO war. Of which there IS rCw
less rrosYect ti.an neiore +: the government
Wi; &c soon a,aia to reduce tne taxes very
considerably, and that is al tiat Is row
wa!.te;l tGIender them very popular WIN
tae inferior CT Iers O.! people