The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-26

sh.hh themselves In iivirg Under those
:" venerable institutions" of which the.
Yankees, through the means OF 8 a
successful democratic rebellion" have
3been wholly deprived. Anticipating in
idea the scene that will arise from the
performance of this pilgrimage, burn
with curiosity to hear the arguments
thai parson Charming will make use OF
TO prove, that mess of potatoes is bet
ter than a joint OF meet: though must
distinctly promise, that ii, in such
case, the mess, platter and all, should
go, souce, at the head OF The holy pill
grim, he must place the damage to the
a. Nuntot " the bulwark," for that
wv Rot be responsible for any conse
quences that may result from his ha
rangue.
There can be little doubt that the a.
heh actls.no mare than part of gene
raj system adopted in Europe fer lord
Castlercagh said, during one OF the de-
bates, that. SO far from giving offence
10 any Of our allies, he knew that they
had adopted similar measures. This
shews that;hey are still upon the alert
Let them Keep you quietly on your
way; have alliances with none of them |;
love none OF them; fear none of them !;
initiate none Of them nave none of
them for an enemy, il you can avoid
1t; but above all things, never think
one of them your friend. / need not
advise you 10 open your ports TO all the
emigraDts that arrive. Your, ports are
open TO them. There they may land,
and il they like, skip about like wild
cats, without any other earthly condi-
zion other than that OF yielding obedi-
ence TO the settled laws of the land.
They will find no alien Offices in your
country There will be nobody there
with authority TO measure their height,
10 write down their names, age, color
OF their hair and eyes, and complexion,
description of their nose, chin and
mouth Thsy will need no licences in
yoor ceuutry and TO your country
they viii go in thousands. You are al
ways in luck! Let what change will
take place in Europe you are sure l..
gain by it What we got by tie emf.
grafton from the repuhlicanism in
France was the mere dfoss of that
country. The noblesse and priesthood
vermin, whom we had 10 keep as a
sori OF state paupers
That pat of the emigrants, who
were worth having, you had then /;
and now you will have the very heart
and SOU! of the country That this go.
vernment wishes ssssssxsss*ss: and
tits very likely that it will succeed Sc
far; but, then, the mind oil France is,
by the sans means, transferred TO the
United States, and there il will be in
never ending existence, and at all times
ready to take its revenge.
itdoes not follow from this, that those
who are diving to America are short
sighted. They may perceive plainly
enough what will DE the final conse.
aaenccs, But how are they 10 helm
themselves They saw, long ago.
what would be the effect, in the end, of
America remaining free hence the
loud and incessant cry of the literary
slaves in England for the depcsing OF
Dir. Madison, for the taking up of a
commanding position in the hear of the
UHited States; for The separation of
the states, and so on, The danger of
leaving America to be rallyinp place
OF all the enemies of the Nightmares,
was Clearly enough seen but it was
found Impossible to avoid il The pre-
sent apparent dagger is, however, stin
greater. The Bourbons cannot be kepf
on the throne without such system of
rule IN Europe as will send off hun
dreds OF thousands of its most valuable
people to America, there to work the
ioom and cultivate the vine Oh il
your country could have been subiugat
ed ii Mr.. Madison could have been
! deposed, and gent TO Eiba or St. HeIe-
lena, as biusterisg DULLES threatened,
aid as yorr unnatural Cossacks exuIt
Ingly anticipated what would haze
BEEN the situation of the civilized
world?