Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-10-03

ander Hamilton then forward and Of the cabnent
longer obligatory He santained the right q nation ab
ns he sna ton t the other contracting party the oo
nusnee of the cornexon which dsadons danger
] to b sound opinion Of Mr. jefferson decided that the revolution of
had impaired the obligation Of our treaties with her and that good faith
the footing of convenience Col Hamilton however
He his appeal the public and numbers
SIGNED pdo' uo a p w e ii ao
from that ogatude He grounded himself the presumption a rance IN
tons of the national convention against % was Just cause Tor the other
the coalition France and the Bourbons the p
they might leave unappopted themselves and that England JOIN
SPOIL Alexander Hamilton found their better than that of their des
victim his manner 5 2g the writ WAS py ss
porting the plaintiff lis patzan knew his voice and rallied round him. The
pretended that revolution for independence and not
repubcans tory who had resisted both and the specutor who regard
neither with various views nccSd his doctrine These three classes form
present accidental adhesion of up and mposo Men who had
effect thorough Fence revolution all its stages They
pretended they had discovered any thing IN but folly and crimes and
ouy those whom they lately pledged at civic ea:ts in celebration Of
distracted France longer ascnbed the u
died passions goae to madness by and then let loose tor
this way every who protested regard for elective power was made res
ponO for a n he 11 n o ~n p became h
p did not without its full share of deon and
@ r 81 se5 to a the twelfth article of the treaty negotiated
would prevented from exporting cotton the great staple of our county
royalty approve that destructive and dgcu article Mr.
Ihau Pennsylvania and the richest the United States
Our Washington had also the magnanmi to @
appreciation the French revolution long after had been
the oGws o. lamp @e n e1esohI TO m ag se
equananmiy rarely betrayed and best wish
nation un the banners oeeom But above ALL the events of the
French revolution have produced the deepest socue well the hg9e
Wonderful people, viii read with establishment the history your
brilliant exploits rejoice that the period oyour tolls and oyou immense
many have issued the formation constitution designed give
liberty which you have been the nvnce defenders, finds
regularly organized government government which
my while gafes the pride every citizen the
States BY It's resemblance On these glorious accept
This frank and ureserved declaration statesman while
check the torrent federalism which threatened overwem liberties
The fdeas indeed perceived the sentiments they had often denounced
regard rights mankind allow them be Slapped by intrigue
turned BY violence They felt for moment e9nonnd and M an
aon Of the deyoyed on Mr. Adams these tories now loudly
s sa became e the sap which nens it, Th first adopted OF zand
Hamilton they claimed rights Of prmogeniu &e allowed to THEN younger
peuifoggers Improbable privilege claiming
The whole family horgy LED their elders united with 7T T promoting The
quarrel with France and they had The address accomplish
mated throughout the Union the legitimate offspring Of popular
and the people required drust and despse the people
bins The rt Of man We're enonnated e highest note in the gamut
and those uho st dared to advocate them we're considered as
disciples of NTarat and the apostles Roe The who eta nger
liberty and he who dared cher
spirit federation nGde As France decied
England exalted fleet of merchant vessels which, ike an old
turkish fortress could scarcely bare the report of its own metal was set a TO
bully the coe flag the and 50 do homage to the cross q 81
ton enacted impose silence and standing army '' t0e
preferred raised An unnecessary lard taN was
M Tg b moudel IS BADGE Of the dominant fac
traitor Every where ne federalism and om triumphant
reubcani England unmndf other
this She multiplied her and established her
made undsuiseJ attack republican institutions and not only em