Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10


subject Of the attack on Bladensburg,
bal unfortunately have still left the
subject obscure. john Holland sets it
all to rights.
elm touching on politics. sir, shall
say but little. We are all Republicans
we are all Federa!ists. have no wish
to split innocent citizens upon their
particular politics, Lock at the de-
feat of Budenshurg Mr.. Madison
felt zeal and love Of his cor ntry and
there met with his enemy which show
ed the goodness of the heart of that
great and good man and whom have
no doubt his enemy would have been
glad to have pocketed him. Bat au
honorable retreat is better than de-
feat"
That's what we call logic. From
Bladensburs he proceeds to the attack
OF Baltimore.
"The next attack my fellow citizens
and ladies OF the fair was the attack at
Baltimore, which had great deal
heretofore been said abont party
Did yon not find not a word said about
pailtics hut every man seower up bag
net and sword and say fight for cuun-
try. This Proves TO The world we are
ali one set of meD-not dividing Of
friends. Look at General Ross my
fellow citizens and ladies Of the fair.
how soon he was cased in hogshead
| of run and sent home for the benefit Of
his friends to
But the very "piih and marrow" OF
the grafton may be found in the FOLLOW
ing electioneering paragraph, which
Is beyond every thug elegant.
"Meu who make laws that doesn't
meet with the spirit and meaning of the
people, say nothing about them-iel
them stay home. and they may become
their own BARRIERS and qIe their own
hair A man who says he'll vote for
one and votes for another. is he not
trimmer ? think he is. Look out
for our state governments my fellow
citizens and make free to inform you,
/ am e candidate TO represent theeoun-
ty of Beaufort in the House Of Com
mons, in the next general assembly
held at the city of Raleigh"
MIR. Holland gives US touch on the
navigation.
"Look at their inland navigation
and see sir what they have done with
steam boats, and there appears to be
some little ela.hiu5 between she and
the eastern states. MIR. King stnsds
very high, 90 does Dewitt Clinton
that Mr Clinton is elected The govern
or OF the State Of New York, and con-
trary TO the expectation of the opinion
Of great part Of the public in prefer.
eace TO Mr. Tompktns which is our vice
presiden,-whieh Mr. Tomrxins high
in my estimation which is Il worthy
and respectable citizen. The popgin-
;ion of North Carolina is $50, goo
strong which has done honor to her
county and henour to herself and that
my wish is the next Wee Fresi!ent
should be chosen from the state of N.
Carolina. The state of Virginia she
is q distinguished state among her sis
tern states, what mas always beer her
self IA the Waterman and buiwarll of
our liberty"
From inland navigation, Mr.. Eol.
land gets on Banks.
"The banking system il republican
system though contrary to the consri-
tuition, read and think and you will
find ii to be the same, hut my fellow
citizens, aud ladies of thpfair immeti-
ately after the treaty Of 'S3. that the
United States Bank was established in
the city Of Philadelphia, in the State Of
Pennsylvania. Who was this by p
The SONS Of Washington. Who was
the President Of the Bank 2 Thomas
billing. Iii recolIect right, but nv
fellow citizens, could inform you to
a certainty was | to turn over the Jour.
mails of Congress, but hay'nt then, in
my possession at this minute, therefore
my fellow citizens lock at the United
States and see how banking system
since that day have grown."
MIR Holland winds up the following
compliments 10 the fair sex.
{" Fellow cilizsns ADD ladies OF the
fair you are The pit!oaC of our comfort.
foundation Of our happiness, and toge-
Their with our great and gond wise men
the Independence OF our government
Look at vhat the constitution says, read
and you'Il know we have power to
claim privileges ofthree things, that is
to declare war, suppress Instructions
nr invasions and If l understand from
reading and thinking on The consiitu-
'ion this is The privilege it gives u.s.
We Who know who gives US our exist
ence, how is marriage contracts made
from the sponge Of love which governs