Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
From the Deleacare Gazette.
My Private Cocitations.

NY 1iFdlC OCCUPATIONS.
Who openly assaulted The character
and conduct of Gen. Washington, DIR
ing the war between France and England,
1898, when he issued his proclamation
of neutralitys
TIE Democrats.
What minister of republican France.
when he arrived in Charleston, S. c. au.
tnorised the fitting and armIng of vessels
in that port, eniisting men, and giving
commissions to cruise and commit host.
ities on a nation with whom the L. 5.
were at peace
Citizen .Genet.
WHO committed actual hostiIities with.
in the waters of the. U. States, by cap
turing the British ship Grange?
a French friyateer. :
When American citizens were seized
in Charleston tor taking French commits
sions, and fighting against nation with
whom we were at peace, who wrote az
insolent letter to the president. demand.
ing the release of these men from conGne-
ment and trial ;
Citizen Genet
Who were thev that, onvarious points
of controversy that had arisen between
Gen. Washington and Citizen Genet,
openly embraced principles for which
that minister commended i?
The Democrats.
What society was that which was
formed soon after the arrival Of Mr.
Genet, and which seems to nave taken
for it's model the Jacohin Club ct Paris 7
The Democratic Societyin
Philadelphia.
What Informs us that tins society and
Others we're the resollte champions OF al
the encroachments attempted BY the agent
of the French republic on the government
OF the United States, and the stead; ae'
famers of the views and measures u Lie
American executive
Undeniablc History.
At later period, what man hao 50
much influence in the popular sseic'y .,
PHILADELPHIA (which III its turn lnhuencea
others) that the French minister fI:,
Chef. in an intercepted desiatch 10 u,
government, declared that $ he meI'''u
attention ?" a. >. n"''a'
Who made A. J. Dallas, District At
torney General. Elr. JeherSon.
WHO made him secretary CT inc urea
surv? Mr.. Mad!so"'
What encouraged citizen Cenet 10 g
ouip and send to sea, from rnlaae!f'na'
la Petit Democratic, g. thus aga'ii D'a''
and insult the American executive:
The countcnance ofthe De'"ocfa.s,
When General Washington made eve " =
ry eff5rt to maintain with good ia't'' ,a ~.
neutrality of the United states N;J
name did that party chorse to taAe' "N''
had SO opcsly oppo i.iSrs
That { Tie People,
Who were tk.y TT onee cRcScu =
standing army Of five or SIX a,oa t.
men ? We rem .-ard.
WHO are iaty ~"
mo army Of ten thoasan. mch -.
S The Democrats
who wanted this amy 70 c&s's' W
$1,000 men? \ nc ''sn' '..'nsni
Wien General Wa ,hin.,'on sv," S ~
T.. cxeauatur whici had been gf.a.'0e :,
fhe Frenci. consul. AZ. i'u.r'a.''s' -, ~
exercising prize jurisdiction VIM mo no
territories &c tie United STATES; .;,,s.
we're they that discovered III i It ;"J;s-
,;on at the constitution aEa III" ..,.
nitv to Frarce: ne ps .n excel,
Vino was it that planned 80 eN r,;,i
lion a,ainst tho Flnid *, to DC - ..,,,,t
on FROM Georgia, and anothe, ,.,'.s &c
louisiana, Is be carried On n.. n"'
western parts OF the United ~ .,sret.
who was It that actually aPpsa ts at,
til. people % after ls caa'd not 'S's