Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
ALEXANDRIA,
SATURDAY, SEPT EMBER 4.

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We understand that the war House,
.vbicb guarded the caresstricken head Of
.,rr Hero, ourFriend, and our Country's
.p,ss,ryer.' will arrive 10 town this alter
,ooo, TO be embarked for Baltimore, on
hoard The packet Of Capt. hewitt, TO be
,,.ed BY the Society OF Cincinnati on the
.oception OF the llustrious La Fayette.
AR Cus,is will convey the Revolutionary
memorial in bis carriage, decorated With
the flags OF the vessel which is to bear IL
i, the wave. As Captain Nevitt's flags
,saI be so worrhily employed, would i,
-, be well for all vessels in port 10 con
.,,;bure their flags for the evening to deck
ne bsrque which bears the Tent OF Wash
ington?
We are grati6ed 70 learn, that many vo-
,,o,eers. civil and military, will turn out
.s an escort OF honor, and will assemble
about o clock.
We publish. with pleasure, the commu.
o;eaiion. slgne,l A Disciple of Washing
tom, for although we dissent from the wrl-
,er in many Of bis remarks, and never can
,1yocate for President the man of his
eboice-yet his digni6ed style, and high
~ respectable standing. entitle him to our
attention and respect.
John Home Puryes, Esq, has been re-
cogni.ed by the President of the United
States as Consul OF his Majesty the King
of the United Kingdom OF Great Britain
and Ireland, for East and West Florida TO
reside a; Pensacola.
Bryant T. Tiiden, Esq Vice Consul OF
the Emperor Of Brazil, to reside a Boston.
Herman Brush, Esq. do. 10 reside at a..
( York.
James Morrell. Esq. do. to reside at
Philadelphia.
Edward John Coale. Esq do. to reside at
Baltimore.
Christopher Neale, Esq, do. to reside at
Alexandra.
Mr., Eduor-A Republican, in Mon
days Herald, is extremely wrath at your
calculations on the Presidential election,
and declares ih raptures the caucus was a
caucus of Patriots
! 1t is amusing 10 see how touchy these
caucus gentleman are. "A Republican
was struck with the force of your calcula-
ton, and, therefore, threw out his anger
in short paragraph, in praise OF his airest
mode OF nomination ln this, be but imi'
tates, Messrs. Gales s. Seaton, and Mr.
Thomas Richie; they affect 10 despise
the editorial remarks OF the Journal; but
Ills 10 vain--daily are they stretched up.
on bed Of torture. from which they can
not be relieved-not able to meet the ar
gument--,bey put on an air OF dignity
and decline noticing what is too true
namely-That they are supporting des-
perate faction.
Juuius once told Garrick 10 stick to his
pantomimes. would advise this Repubt'-
can TO stick to bis calling, and not try 10
palm himself of as a Republicans, as be IS
we'll know for bis rank federal notions.
{ and the public will but pity the folly OF
bis exertions. 10
To the Editor Of the Alexandria Gazette.
SRA correspondent, in one OF your
5 la,e papers, has asked how some OF The
disciples OF Washington can reconcile TO
themselves the efforts they are making TO
place General Jackson at the head OF the
nationp In the same spirit OF candor and
moderation, in which the question seems
to have been asked, sn answer is now CIV
en-, by one who has a right. perhaps 10
eone,dar H. .,oet;or &c diroc fcd IN mart