The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-09

shall be found, Shall DC ueiivereo UP
10 the military commission to be shot. I
80. Whoever shall delivered up the
said Sieur Didier, dead or alive, shall
receive, as q gratuiy, the sum OF 5000
francs.
8. The military commanders and
all the chiefs OF tie armed force. are
charged with the execution OF the pre-
sent order.
!" DESCRIPTION Of Dtdier, senior--A
ged 81: height ieet S hair almost
white, eyebrows black and grey, large
forehead, squiline nose, mouth middle
size, walks neg|igen.ly, and Scoops a
li,tle."
|. II spite Of all This, who would not
rather be in the place OF the Sieur
Didiei" than in that Of Louis "the De-
sire 90 These documents speak vo
tunes II is impossible not to see
tina, The halfofthe population OF France
mus be exterminated, In ord-r to es-
tablish the reign OF ,be Bourbuns -
Louis may Proclaim as ioIg as he plea
ses. He only procialns ,he hated OF
Frencbmen agaiDsl lis tCniIiy and O
sainst their aliies His pgocsamatioBs
vii! &c answered by execrauon and
the king hoods which he bes,ows o.
his adhercn;s, will be regarded by tbs
people at large, as badges of in!amy.
This affair open pretty clearly the
prospec before US. The aiTeiing news
papers now begin 10 say, ;ha, thouge
we have peace with The cn,;atic No
march Of Francs" We have net peace with
the teoh1s of that country This they
now openly acknowledge {; and they du
so because they are compelled 10 do !,
in order TO Justify measures like those
OF the standing army ana the alien aC.
a FIRST Oh! what happy pescs he"
glorious how secure and lasting what
safety, what permanent safety had we
.obtamcd! And was il not worth %
years war and debt of thousand mi.
'ionsy to obtain such a peace But,
aos5. behold we have no peace WIKI the
tcenpie Of France, who arc again calico
" bloody Jacobins." and accused of sigh.
jug for The regime of 1913, SO .hg'
none oi our expenses are removed. -
They are new greater than they were
in 1906 or 1897, andtaey must coDtin
ne greater forever, unless the inieres
af the debt bc III part Topped off,
1897, that interest was, about so MI
lions. 1t is now ~ millions. Yet W,
have not 6nishcd the war. Fla DIinis-
ters themselves have declared, that W,
are in an inierme diate state, between
var and peace. Before that state chan
gcs INTO q state OF peace, are not tins
chances rat the French nation will a.
gain be reused? Are not the chances
in favor Of rupture Of some sort on
the continent At any rate, is there The
smallest room TO expect, that "e sha't
see any diminutioE Of expense and /!
we do not see any d:minution OF ex
'pense, what prospect have the fund
holders before them!
But, let us trail along in this state CT
misery for four or five years. then LEI
the French people rise, ard what are
we 10 do? Can we aild enolher thou
sand millions 10 our debt? No; we must
leave the French people setie thei.
own affairs in their own way, ed sufTa,
their example TO spread In ali d,rec
iions. Here, then, : he old ground al
alarm TO our sYstem again staring II IL
the face, and with Ten fold terro 5. IT,
this case, should Eot be - az snfpfis-
ed TO see Napoleon
This is not my opinion only Ii is the
opinion OF many Others, and those, too,
persons OF great political Judgment. l.
is very certain, that previously TO the
Grst fail of Napoleon that is TO say, a.
bout 1911. schcms vas on foo. 10 =
And, indeed, this would have been
grand resort Blu, it would have failed
ia the chd /; and so viii any scheme
which she'll not include the secure ex.
.is,cnce and prosperity of the paper mo-
ney mammoth, on which every thing,
nor only in England, but in all Europe
depends, as far as regards the cause OF
freedom.
thus, then. the struggle is not over
say the Cossacks what they will TO the
contrary. Their professions at Boston
were premature, and so were their
ManksgiUiHg8. They may yet, befor.
they dc, nave the pleasure Of embrac-
ing some OF those legitimate gentry, of
whom they seem so fond, & with whom
the .,eople of Europe, and especially
those Of France, seem willing to part.
&c the contrary the result. What then