Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-26
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1T all upon the idea, that { rse' 'y goa
a,y i. more than enough Q support !, =,
lily in decent manner q e,rv v.saia'
I'VE. lftoat were the groad 10 Nnol,e
q be emitted 10 half the merit . sgGla
E now may fairly lay claim. "DlsA
We presume he was ee,iy ip,...,
With the evils OF pa y divisions. ard 'ss sa
animosities--especlally in con. ta''
ity where the preponderance If . .
Gale has been SO prone tn fiuctv,,a 80
3 wing had an opportunity to 500 'a,a
armonious effects Of his neigl ban, w. c he
Brsok's speech upon the state O, 81 Gor.
|4e presides, became very des;,. Mach
bringing to pass such nsura. FAM Of
New-Hampshire. ard eeAsiderpo !, u
jtal sp ING OF popularity to exist n new
wing disposition, he ,ouc ed ,ba ~ a@.
Iwi'h bold but skiltuIha ID. in s., va
| esctation OF the hapiest conserve .r e.
I is. indeed, suggested IN some ~ = Z,
uapers, that his ExeeIle cy las a : !, 70
o exchange his present hono.s far s ~.
| her set, that he is DESTROYS Of bs;so 'rv'
pointed senator OF the United S.., sS'
II so his disintereste ness vill h.
| ach more tie remarkable. I,carso y
will have in view the interest Of Il. en-.
ces OF N the chief masis ac,. yIa,Ip
| Wn wishes will be 5ounde bytle s,l.,l
a ii travelling expenees, ely anptys3
to the senatorial ofsce, an poss:bI, T. ,sa
ermanancy oftte place.
A more universal. as wei as a mo,,
decisive synton. Of aillen iaitlsbopiE,v '
is Supposed, may shortly be exhibited
n the broader theatre o. tie rational ~
li'ics. The popularity of the mart, !,
lower is considered by themselves as f..
ed for the future / y nd the darpprsf
being shaken. j ne elections ia Tie no.t
questionable parts OF the country have
terminated in manner highly favour.
;Hie for t en-. many Of the tedeIalists an.
ear to be uearied with political coanv.
ersy, ard disposed to give Up Ire y:o.
ence of the struggle in which they have
leen so long engaged. and. What is Ttr.
taps OF more Importance still, tie .ucus.
|sion of the presiiency IS MY ct h. in
Virginia. that probabI. no erioGs atteh
'a!ll be made hereafter aisIule de
right and title Of tliat stat al! tgs
things put together, may p,oduce an e.
ect not hlthe:torealized n tins coCrhy.
houId the ledelai5ls hereafter make Ia
,.ienuous opposition TO the treasures Of
fhe administration. but content them.
selves with barely votins against such
|prGjects. shop!a such be offered, as in
Their opinion may be miscIeyCus. or
Unconstitutional what smoot. and tran.
'quil period will the next president, AID
his friends enjnv. We DO not krov
thar Lions ana Lamb. will actual, lie
'd1Wn toe ether, BIZ TIE Lions bayil Q de.
'yoafed the Lambs. will have Tie den to
then selves, ard they must be very IN.
reasonable beasts if they do not prayso
be satisfied with their meal.
Such times will be better tran those
were. which NJ. Jetie son described With
$50 much truth and sincerity. whe, he said
we are all republicans. WI ae all federal.
lists ,, Ior here they will all he" seFyb-
|lcans." In such circumstances, Hey
viii have the strongest Posibie iEdRce-
ments to contact = Ell, 10 slew tie slg>
cerity of tbeiI old declarations. hat mea,
aures, and nut men. we're the oEjCcl c!
tteir contest aud dat IN all thei pOiiii'
cal career. they have been actuated bya
regard 20 The good OF the country, and
ct to their oWn enolGment or advantage.
And il addition TO the whole, having 30
opposition 30 encounter, they Will have
perfect, fair opportunity to prove fhelf
talents as statesmen, anu their zeal as pa'
tiots, Ii the affairs are moi well nlanass'
ed by them hereafter. it viii Lot be chaFs'
able to federal o. position.
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