Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-07

patience more endurable and transitory e.
wills. The Constituencies have caused
you the most serious prejudices, undrl lie
pretence that they would contribute to
your happiness aud liberly-the ordinary
language OF ali those " no endeavor to sub"
Ject others 10 their domination. "bat
have they in reality doDe, # be mol TO IN
undate your fields with tears and blood; to
deliver up your habitation TO the ravsges
of The flames; unbridle every passion and
dispose OF property and person win an
audacity and barbarity superior 10 mat OF
canibals? | do not call upon you TO aVenge
such a.Iociou. attempts, because by so do
ing the innocent would suffer with the
guilty. The conduct which propose to
you is more noble and more worthy OF your
character You should prove that justice
aud religion. imaginary things with our
enemies, are imprinted in Your hearts.-
You have the rights OF accusing the male
factor by producing proof OF his guilt !;
bu, II any person, let him be who he may,
commit any violence on property or per
son. he shall be punished with '.liltary RI
COR. Who ever Is revengetul proves him.
sell a coward, tor fear alone is vIndictive.
Generous minds and true christians never
revenge but leave il to punish
ID on other occasions, left 10 your
selves, you have experienced the good ei-
tects OF general enthusiasm, how much
the more should you now give yourselves
up 10 il, supported as you are by all ar
my in which is conferred all the elements
OF victory. it only remains tor you 10 com
plete the triumph and ENJOY its fruits.
Let the comunero and anarchist know that
he is in country which despises him !;
pres, han OH the flame aud in the resv, so
that when stunning our blows, he will en-.
deavoy to avoid 'lesolation and death, and
YOU will see that wherever Re attempts TO
sustain hirself he will find vengeance and
ruin.
Ny fellow CouD,ryinen, the army
which comes to re>eslablish your bappi-
ness is composed OF friends and brothers,
IL beiOhgs TO generous nation which IS
abou' to prove 10 US that the unfortunate
are not treated as strangers in France.
We must then this day demonstrate that
Spanlards are grateful, and thai in the
midst OF our mlstoriunes we know how TO
exercise hospitality, Treat the French
as your brothers, and il they have reed of
your assistance. let them be cOn>idered.as
members OF the same family A,ttowsrds
them IN such manner that Gu their re-
turn To France there may not be an indi-
v,duai among them who shall have cause
to complain OF a Spanish Royslist. | AS.
sure you, CatalonIsns, that the French
hav. no other wish than to deliver our
vel beloved king from the bondage that
atfii,is hin anu make Spain happy and
tlour,Shing nation Full OF these noble ob.
js Sis, and without interfering in our inter-
nal system, the French will re-cross the
PyreHees WITH that satisfaction which al
ways inspires an homo lie nation.
Catalonians, aware Ut the cOnsequen,
ces of either course, would you prefer a
disobedience which " uld occ SION your
irreeo,tra .e ruin. toa submission which.
r. establishing the. Iegitlu ale rights OF the
throne and The altar, would forever insure
your ira equli'y.
La Juuguera. April 60. I82s1.,..--
BARON D'EhOLES