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Citizens of the world ! ‘Friends of the l1’u't11a:tip "race ! every

‘eles'cenclam of Adam l rejoice l rejoice ‘l and; again rejoice ll
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l:Ia‘pp”y, happy era 2 V VVl'i:1t”o'glori"o‘u$icionsumtflatiilon l , May
not the ichristiati p‘at1'io't,,’oLff whateireij 'coum’ry, join in the pious
mptultes of S1MEoN of old, “Lord I 12:2"-u2‘l¢*z‘,jm;vf zfzaizpiirlvyp Jgrw
team clepzzrz‘ in peace,  t22z”rz“a* _l5’_)'é’J' /mgrvep .rm‘z 2‘/my ".r}.*z/rooz"z°o’3*z.”
V , But laere let ‘us pause anti‘ tfeflectgl In the midst oftluils mum...
pliant ‘strain ofjoy, ‘ll aooelzinthloly cloud icorneispobjer the soul,;’{
and the lgeittetouslai*dor the 'p:ttrio'tic_ boéooip pijépretlted by
the painful recollieélion, tliattve, as a nation, _a a-.ap*zz&1;c2z;z’ Io}atioz'z.
too, tare at 't‘l‘1lr'a"1.3('10l"l;'l€2l"l‘E i11volt*e'd iii 7:1 tt1os'tiini1atura1»ijvar, ion the
SECIQ of the fallen tyirarlt, agaipxist the triuiophatzt Allies, whose
euceeeses we are this day celebrating. I-low then can we tejoice 3’
,£M.*e we not guilty ‘of what Mia. GR'UNIJY calls “ maria! '2.‘rea.m7z ?’,”
.Are we not l.x1f2'3.,ct“ giving aid and comfort to the enemy” E’
A met, but painful field for reflecitlion is here opened tooupr view,
M We m engaged in“ a. war, that is either just in its prliiociples, or
necessary to our rights: and jitidependenize, then later be xileeti
let me blot from your memori_es the Words I have spoken, every
sentiment I lmztire uttered gwaod let me both the pages, I have
emitter: ;Fox* tlliiiie dayls festli.val.L ‘Nayj,ttvle‘mustlt1‘ot stop here

Instead at seating ourselves aroiundi the festive board,” let lL1S‘»
lmmble iourselires before the God. of armies in Fastirzg alld Pray»
er :i-----Letluzs not give sleep to our eyes, not sltimbier, to out eye?»-
lids, till we ltaive opened our treastireslfor the Sl1ppO1“t‘Of ailmio-
istration, mid enrolled our names for the common defeiacepg Nay,

let us recall NAPOLEON, the lover of Aimericanseiocli the halter of i
the E1*'1glisl1,lfroml1is dreary exile ; let us him the comniand;
of our legions, and, benelathfaixibannetle, boldly marcli to meet

tltefoel , p _ , p 
A But, alas l right and Wrong, in the moral world, are no:‘l:~eI:t»
tif%e,blixt absolute and positive terms. pMlore1 ptincipleeeireiilllirt
their vetypnetuire, like God” their authofi, fiitedl and imtntitablet
lit is in the nature oifileirery*good, being to love good, a*nal:¢;;1mte
evil; and:itvbeclomeslitltpe polfetierylimoralp agent taiseeflc the.‘
orie, and topawioiélitl1e”othe1f,iesiiTitis ptopiserve Golzlparidiito clesm
piselMAMMoN;' If ou'rivtar“l§eT‘1itot‘,both‘ just and necessary, .no‘>

possible«re1ationi‘tolvour country,.ot its: government, can reoderiitl

a. duty, to llentl it our*,t‘coi1ntenanee“'ll or support, p beyend, A itltep ;~e_qi,;i..
sition of con1stit4utionalilewe;lll If We put ourselves in it/‘Be «wrozzgi by

' t:orttr oe?1cingtari_unjust emit‘ unneciéss‘atylwor, no pious men, believ-i»
izngllttlto“~belsu‘ch,l’lcan pray fotits success’. ‘Navy further, if we,

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tlios put our‘ e1‘te‘myli}z 2%»: mgbr, it will even be the cluty ofitliej
Iicltwistiati patriot, liowever <:ont.rary~to the native impulse poi‘

his feelings, to pmyfor z‘/Be xtsccaxx of our declared memz'e.r 7 (-1 
‘I-‘l1_i's”1nay he thought a” strange, a "tron?" DOCTRINE ; but We
hold, and firmly believe, that the duties of the Qltristiany, and of
the republican patriot, are mutttally consistent. The* good- citi-
zen,ccor‘1siste'ntly with l1‘iS*‘.(l“'Ii1ity' as M as Christian, can do nooth-
er"w'ise, than for th_e[ trittrnpll; of ‘a righteous and just
Cause, /72o‘=iue=i:e:r“ z‘:i7a‘2“"‘t}*2i:z'x7z]5/J, 122ayz;_2rfli3rzf /Jz'.r cozmzfry, 232'": friends‘, this
family, or” HIMiSEI..F.,i Hence,.,iVf, this reasoning be correct, We
have ‘only to lasce«1‘°'taih»~ the character of the War, in which we
are i‘tivolve‘d’, ahdi opener“ duty with regarcl to this day’s festival, so
far as irelates to the triumphio‘f the Allies, and the downfal of
Bonaparte,~ , becomes o'h*vi"o'us an d plain. a

It 13 true, that we are not, avowedly, at War against the Allies,
but only against Exsglancl; It is equally true that we have not an
vopwedly espoused the cause of France, or of.Napoleon Bonaparte
«-=‘-a--butt" are l<ostensibly_,figl1ting Ol.1l‘g,0,'Wlf1 battles, independientlyi,
and  xclusively p on: oLt1*osvn Ia.cj<;ot,mt.,,,' and A? cestaieljr l at our aqua
expaizmt A t  p i , ,

But the ttfhtli is, ifwe comle  once fairly to facts, without
slophistryland without disguise,.we shallfind, that the cause of
the Alliesiilslthe cause of Great Britain -

lyslpe‘akin"g,‘th'e cause of humanity ;-—---of law, of order, and of re»

ligion ‘gill-_-3-,C)fl,'l1€3 rights of man, and of national independence :-—--i
a cause, wl1icl1 the British nation, has so long, with so much.
cottsltancy and p‘erseirerance,ialt the expense poflpso I1'1uCl1p,l3lO0Ci.
and treasure,-—-~at'duously and honorably alone supported, and
Vifrl Whfiiclx it has pleased heaven, at, length, to crown, her mag»-
11anittlotts,l1er astonishing, efforts with complete success and most
onbotmded triumph.“  Oh{tl1e,otlxeri hand, "we shall find that
our cause is the cause\,~4-hot, indee.d now. nor in fact has it ever:
been tFro‘elce,p, but i of the Tyrant, who usurped the throne, and
has filled t“l1eWolr1dc with blood, in a most oblstinate and tretneow
dous struggle £015‘CIN,I«i?'E?RSALi7£J0Mi}*3IQ1jl:-»,‘V1,   .  i , T’

 This vast objectfof aidaririgliahdspiihordinate ambition, was‘ at
one period apparently on lt_he,ipoit1t of being realized. '1?1xe~
Briti:/5 Navy wtatsltlllie only obstacle to the gratification of liiszzta-z
paciotis, his unbounded desires. Wlilat could be donei‘; ;:~In;c the
pciouncils of Rome it was decreed “ De/erzda art Cats-t.Z24_zg',a:3i!,” V In
those of Napoleon, “ De/mda ext Brifarzrzia .4” The ,Briz‘i:/3 i\7a=uy'
2"7'z"zl:.rtg6e c27::’I2‘r0}1eo7.’_ This could be 1 done only by (gutting, off ithe“

g sourdesjliof its su‘pportf,ar1lc1the sin'eWs of its ,action,~—~B,R:(*TIst-t

ColMMis1ic’E.--I-lence o’riginated',, in the dark pmind‘ of the "Rests
troyer, the most daring and despotic plan, enverpibefore iconcei-ved,
‘;‘.€‘H:E,C0‘NTINEN.TAL SYSTEM. , A systpemtlwhich embraced forgits

, or rather, more properm i

ties

olsject nothing less than the total anniliiiation o'i' commerce and
ehetrdoin, by excluding the British flag from every port under the
rit;»rant’s influence or ‘control, in eufiareoer pan‘ qf zt/as globe ;-~——ttol
‘interdict colonialproduce and liritishgoods 5»-—---to seize and con»
gfiscate .3, and, where French Bayonets could be introduced, to
-burn and destroy. Thus was British commerce to be cut of} her
manufacturers to be starved, and her people reduced to despair},
till national banlnruptcy and individual ruin thould' compel this
jproucl and haughty nation to bow her necl: to the yoke. ‘  

Such was the Varzda! scheme of the kQCi7iqi;l§I‘1li.’iT to t sap the
‘foundation of the "fititisltt *Etnpite,‘to net possession of the Brit-
ish Navy, and thus to open “the last door which remained shut,
against extending his dominion frotnithe rising to-the setting
sun.‘ And this plan, monstrous and i tyrannical as aitwas, had too :

t «afar succeeded. t l s t t t « t ‘ t i

All continental Europe, after various partial, but inefiectual
struggles, had submitted to the Despot; and event the Repub.-~
iican Adrninistration of -these United t-States, Whose pride and
whose boast had so long; been “ In'depe-ndence, ?Commerce, and
Freedom,” at the distance too of 3000 miles from the reach of

his sword, had been artfully drawn into the clreadful vortex,

and hadthrown their pigmy weight into the Tyrant’s scale;
while every Democrat in the United States firmly believed, that
Britain ‘mm fall ;~ and that we, to use a sports1nan’sphrase, lay
wmfrzg in at Z‘/as deatlv, should share in the spomtthe triumph, and
the jsptoil;»?lfEveryttlDernocrat believed, that the downfaltof Brit»-
eain was certaintg--~that it was al conlinntnation molt devontly to
‘ ’e wished, and that it would pi-ove the commencement of a to-
m*t*«Ic»AL~ MILI.;ENI=UM. ('2). Alideluded, wretched men I You
have«l)eenl madlyicontending, like-A Sayzzpmz at Ga-ea, to pull down
the tctnpl:-~ of Britisli Freedom, which must inevitably have CI"U3h'v!4:
ed your own liberties in its fall. The~conquest of these United
States must have followed that »o'f Greatliritain. Would “out
distance have saved ;ns? t Wiitla Continental Europe, at the 1557-»-
t‘a‘nt’sicont1~o1, and the navy, the wealth, and tthe resoutfies Of"
 English nation under -his direction,he would have imposed’.
iinlstltse ‘constitution, and :1 king, as easily as :on.‘Holla1:1d Orj3pE*«iI1-
Tliinllcittvye, thiat t11e~wonld~have~ spatted.us because wetategfia Re»
public  Republics are his detest ation. Look tattstitlwflfltcfilhilfl“
py SWi3seCanto»nsl ll iWt'*o‘u1d he lliaveilspaxfedtttliusl, tbeciitmllltt We had
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whiclti it was announced, as relates to thesEuro_p_ean contest-3 exrgu
:.ad‘mittingithat British aggression had rendered it in point of
principle jm2.‘, must still have been not only inexpeclient, but the
Very ‘height of madness :----because, if uns’uccessfu,l, it must
be ruinous -, if successful, it is still worse ;,«---it becomes ii°0.LI9f"-cl
.ZC.rfL SUICIDE. '
ASucl1have'been the views ofevery rational politician on this
side else‘ Atlantic. But such have 710:.‘ been the views of our
gergggtt Ruler:-2 and their infatuated followers. They have hung
ghe fiQPé§"'"Sf~-~r--§l}.§.i},Zs,§»Ql{l_l:l_lI.I"y on the arms of Napoleon ;----but the
hopes of the wicked perish;li‘il’i"i”"That prop has new failed, and we
are left at the mercy of our’ triumphant foe. Still our situation
as a free and independent people, is that of peace, and prosperity
and happiness, and glory itself,cornpared withwhat it would have
been,  Napoleon returned victorious from Russia 5 had Cana-.
da fallen a prey to the Proclamation of Gen. Hull, and the
prayers, and the ezxpectateions of Democracy been answered by the
conquestand clestructionsor submission, of the British Isles.
 ..A’1’1,>1tl011 which has:isco,nteindedl so long forthe riglats, and lib--
erties," and happinessgiof nations, would not, were it in her pow»
er, tarnish her illustrious glory by subjugating America, after
she has liberated a World. She has punished the usurper of
the French crown; but she has released from slavery the French
people. ” She mzzywish to humble our wicked rulers, and make
them feel and me their own folly, in leaguing witha Tyrant for
her destruction 3, but she will never attempt to destroy our na-»
tional Independence, or to subvert our republican institutions, so
nearly assimilated to her own. a We may will Zvcséue a 5:23}? and Zxonora-—~
Z21: peace, your Calziizet derirertit. ”“ Such will bethe consequencesl
of her triumph to us, in spite of the war of our tyrannical rulers *5
for it is emphatically weir war. It was nevlerigl called for by the
people of the United States. _.,,fT"hB'lr unbiasseclvoice was not heard
in its declaration; nor has jthaeiri mgjextyh appeared in carrying
it on :—mWl1i1e [theta of i aB.r.itain_ and her allies has been _a gt-IQLVI
wan, an:.:: the prayers of sain{ts,l in every regionl of the globe,

have been winged to heaven with benlsons on] the cause, ‘and’

with sighs for its success. it These A’ prayers have been heard.

il’heulol4ig struggle is ojver.   The triumph isgreat and glorious if A

Lem: rim B,EJOIK_.3El t l, 
  *“ iWal:e'’luite and harp ! My soul take up the strain;
  ‘,f;G£ory to God 1' Deliverance for mankind l WV

" l VV“V‘\ Joy, for ia.rllsI1;a.z;il";»,;f15 JOY 1” l

 * l t  .il“?“i,3afs;itand honorable” for we * atmniry, ‘but neiitlxerl perhaps for
F2 the‘ iliCabtuet. “They have ldrawn» themselves iutefva di1em;h%a,<frlom

‘t“‘*l°’Ml*ttcssn°t escape but W}:-fli.Per.593¥31'di5gi§9?s-'   

he the.t91f1§le?0I~E°=iael*=h°“8l‘ is

13

in; Q:*.,l‘il'i;"fi.I7., in its ptimziples, and its object,it be obviously identi-3
 ’3L;?‘fl'§l1 tlttet of tlm De.rz‘royer, yet, as citizens of the w=orlLl, as
i«2:m~..<il;m~:; of the great family of mill}, nay, as friends of France
2‘:r:::.‘fl :3-1T’ out owzo country, it it our duty to rejoice 1* V ‘
gly 2tS3_li.i1€' character of this war, on the part of France,
  t€}Li1iblt€Ci in every step of its progress, it is no where

:‘:;ix:':=::~:;e: <ss;:rotzigly marked, than in its incipientistoges, by the pri?nci~. ‘

525;, on Wllicil it cooiriocncecl, and by tltie cliaratter of the various
'3.-’.1.'-:.fit;“:.=s':;e:§; by whom 112 was conducted. It is in vain to urge,

“L
rt
3?

, ozr by any coalition for. the conquest or dismemberment of

ill:  war was procluced by the machinations of Eng»

 It has uniformly; been, on their part, A, ‘WAR 0:? lloetiemcn, a
tit Wetfimed on them (as our part, ofit: was»). by ztnprzrzczpled‘amlvitim,t A

metal eseentiallyinecessary to theirtsecurity and independence; Had
they not met the coming storm,  would have assailed theme * at
2:‘-Mr oturz doom. Itcwas a torrent, which, like adevouringy fire,
could be ehecltecl. only by rexixtqnge. V V l d

An idea had long been cherished, that Franceg, it proud and as... y

piring nation, might oneday become, wlfiet Rome once was, “ ‘flied

‘ ‘* It is :1~c1.1I‘lt:11.1S» fact, thettevery leading democrat hangs his
head, when the tellts of the fitll of Bonaparte. If any expression of
setisti-wtion is uttered, it is evidently forcctl. ‘ And nothing emote
strongly prtoves,yth::-at the tyrant, not the French nation, wastthel
z'.+[u/ of our selfietyled Republicans. y Were it otherwise, theyxwould
exult,ais“tlie French iniationit exults. They would unite wit}; the
friends of liberty all over the globegin the general burstt ofjyoy, . i

As an indieatiionyoftlee temper andffeelingsjof thyeipeoyple "of

France towarde their late tyrant, as well as towards ’their "D.e1iiver.~
ere, we present an extmct from a pamphlet “which lis*circuIatecl:‘
and read with great avidity in France, entitled “ Boyrzaperta Une-

A ;nza.wéed'.’~’ Its motto is from Rousseau am ~  it

4.‘ Le rnatgue tnmlw, l’}5omm_e rem,

“ Et /3 l5¢’i'0J' d‘id"0£II10uiI.” 
The masque falls-A--—--«'I,"he. hero tidiaappearsm»
The Izuretc/J alone remains.

'  The pamphlet yeontainstthe following bore: of ,gtatit11d.e, to what
litany .call the “ HOLY c:oALIT1oN”---or cement. i 7  i 

V“f‘l l'1‘haokls ;toy_yyou,l ycoalesced Powers, who htaveiistopiped;MLwho'

‘ };,;a~v»*e4 pot tantyenjd to the excesses of at monster, llwhollltrevogetd ‘ the

eattlttim-Etoperors,iyiliiogsg, Princes, and,’l‘Metnlbers of" thee‘ bay coaliu
zjiton, who» hovel~fc~oin*quetedi peace; fa;nc,1i*iii*4pt*esent tiitvtitoilothe world,
thanks; beiisroturtxedtf tooyoiu  y;A1eqaoider !.  your will be ‘eon;-
voiyedito‘ posteritéyythe wholietfumiverse will pronoitmcevit in sltedd:iyng-
*teMs; of admirotiome and . gratitude.’j:l ;Yes,;, in ‘tfutfure Vegas", 0Ur‘V;Cihtil=dTVem‘
willtmtolteim, i‘¥:o+B:t.;ese ;:£&mtxAuoe1t ‘ l to end} i msftss mlthieir Item t£:=N'I‘.: of

4 ’tI,,‘t3J:vI.:<aT«l!«:¢&«1~Iri13«*:i.l "Hfld-lite"ilfltflffltifflttfflfMlfimglwfi ytbattltiitzettzvciorxzsleafmetgardens

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~s,e£sz"2'r:r  2f'£§~e?eoarz'zz’.” ‘To this object the ambition of her lead,-.«
ers had long been directed. i ‘ l p

, :I~Ier military tinstitu.tions, the most re:~3pectable one earth, had
enlcindled a thirst for military fame, and laid a broad foundation
for martial glory. l v t

w Apostate .priests and illuminating” philosophers, inlidels and

etheistsof every description, had long been scattering their poison,

and sowing the seeds of mischief, ofdisorder, and of revolution. *

By their essiduouslabors in the cause, of t the Grand Apostate,

t they had ‘contaminated every class, The Whole body of the

nobles was saturated with vice and vanity, corruption and ~irreli-

  giant; and even the lower orders were infected with a mam!

ram. Thus were materials collected, and an irnmense mass of
combustibles thrown together,~read«y for explosion; and thus

the way was prepared for the reign of anarclty, crime, and blood;

for war ‘and, desolation, for victory and trittrnph. ‘When the
revolutionary flame burst forth the whole machinery was put
inmovtion. Ij"rance~biecame to the rnoral and political world, 21
frightful VOLCANO, ofl,t:wlf1iel).-Peris was tlxepcrrzrerr, pouring out
its destructive torrents, to deluge and a desolate with their fiery
billows the surrounding nations. England alone, of all the
world, had the wisdom to calculate the effects of its lmueful
course, and the moral and the physical force to withstand its
fury. England alone had the virtue and the courage, under
the guidance of Providence, to say to its destructive tide, “ T/mr
far .r/ml: that; go, .4JV".Z) NO FAR Trim: 1”

Butin France the dreadfultlexcesses, the revolutionary her»-V

rors, the murders, the miseries, and the desolating tyr-enny, which

ensued, will shock theiicredulity of future generations. Suflice

it to safiytllat .lACpo1BINItsM triumphed ;---§"arabz'r1i.rr7z .’i the legitia
mate offspring of Infidelity, and Democracy 34--—~“aral»:'r2z'rr;z .3’ the
fiend of society-4----the foolest enemy of the lmmzm race :-»---~-~
‘‘ Bleak it stood, as Night,”
r “ Fierce as tentfuries,e-.-etlerrible as Hell,”
“ And shook e. dreeidifolwdert .1” r  ,
[During the reign of this ebttelcrablejtl rnlonster, "governn‘1ent""i was
declared to be tyranny; ‘religion but the mufnmery of ipriest—-

 

fix.»-I-n-—aIu

 

‘ trait"; the divineyinstitution of the sabbath was set aside 5 term»

plés oliler-Iovau were converted into temples of Vemzr ,- and
hoiusesilt of prayer into dens of revolutionary thieves ! The pious,

' elergy,~;,,who would not conform to the new order of thinggg, wgre
, eitherbanished or butcltered; and at length, it was gravely dew
y y ereedp, by. all legislative essentblyiof the people of France, ~oflrepub-y
_.lican«pphilosopl1ers, those ‘enlightenedri reformers and.t,i?,fr;iendsy of’
i tl1eg_l1uman,'raope,s=tl1lat “DE ATH 2': eternal rlrep .'.”’~—--wtliet ‘ ‘ T HERE

rEt5N0‘G0:0. ’_’irn~’tEda ts eethe. dies»: st their blasphemy are    

.—

were made of firm.

I :5

'c.:l*irnc-*3, it was i"tu'tlier clecreecl, by these auguft Legislators of ltlie
Great Nation, that homage slmuid be paid to la iHAltLO'I‘, under
the liezttlien appellation of the “ Gadderr gf Reamz.” ”‘i ',Tyrants
arose in rapid succession upon the graves of their ‘predecessors,
‘while the revolutionary axe was in constant operation, and the

theatre of action became a field of blood.

Such was .l24COlDlI'.ll.SfI1 in France. Abroad it proclaimed, “ Peézce

.250 Mm cottage, but -war agaimz‘ 2‘/Bepa/ace” ,2--—~ While it pt*acjtica.lly re-
spected neither; but, like relentl‘_ess death, lmocked with
resistless fury at the tl1reshol'd of both. On its bloody banners
were inscribeti,“LIBER‘TY ANDEQUALITY ;” while the mov-
ing impulse engraven on the heart was-,-e-“‘I*1“:z2.tar, and S15«2i!,ar2c!‘
Jame, are MY ic;Att~2’l’’ ” ” A l A A l . 
A wide wasting ecene of carnage and desolation ensued, pros»
tracing, in its terrific course, overl the continent of Europe, anti
’sweeping, as it were, with the ljesom of destruction, every thing

of law, ore-ler, or religion,---uprooting the fouxliclations of society i

from their ase,---~st1bvce1~ting the established order oftl1itigs,-w-
retlucing lcings to clttst, anal raising up princes; from the clung»-
hill 3--«-overturning and ‘(let-stroying ancient institutions, fotmdecl
in virtue, €St'£1l)llSl.1€?(‘l in wisclom, ‘sanctioned by exper.ie1tce, and
rendered venerable by time ; all, all for the pretet1idecl‘pm'posr.v
of "‘ '}i’g7’omz _,~” all fer 4“ LziZw'fy’l and the “ 135g/.2z‘;r cf.mai2” .’ J’

Under such auspices was the career of .l21COlL)lt‘liS!.I1 corntnence “
, ecl :-mettnlclyl under such circmnstances, and Wit,l:1 such’ views, the

i=oitnense physical resources of France were wielcletl atonce by
the most prolligate, and daring, and despotic of the human race '5
varying often their means, tlteir n"xcasui~es, and their men, lint
never'losing sight of the great end, UNIVERSAL Ibotvtintort; And,
while the det'nagog'ues and tyrants of the clay couldy carry "victory
abroad; and one nation after ELI”.10l1l1GI.“,i__ was SL1lJl1”1ill‘.iI1g'_tO’th€
conqueror, the people of France were pouring out their con»
stcripts, and emptyingtlieir garners, apparently clontenytl to put
on the garments of mourning, to sit. in sacle-clotlzi‘ andiaisliesat
l1ot11e,»-—-~nay,‘to~l1ugtheir chains, so long as the worldiliwas re»
yceivingfmtérrzizaziozz and Frmrlafreedom, atlthe pointl‘oyf a”Fren,cl1
bayonet it _ A " l" ”   il l
‘lfilvapalean ‘Bo72aiparz‘zz lied the ad'dress to accumul‘ate rnorz

powerin his" own hands, and to retain it longer tlztan any other‘

tiemagogue in France, it was becausenoi other wast so wiclced, so
- , l t t. , 0 ‘l I ..i ’ l -

daring, anciso despotic ash htmstelf.v I-Itslreign was literally the

reign of terror; his sceptre and his heart, as well as his crown,

* filo true is the ssentiment ofa French ywtiiterwm

“ Si Diem 1:'e:x:-irtaitpar, ilfaul 1’:'2:'zmz_¢'cr. ” y
flier: -tum’ gga God, mar: vtc-rm/o’ invite! HM ,

nu .«

l The Iyrant liacl zlppzutextltlyl talcerl everjt precaution to 
ate .h1Slpl_)WAelr,*,aSlf»vell as to extend his dornpinion. A But the best.
concerted‘ lsclletnes o£1_afumm“wisdom are oftexzlconfounclecl.. Hie

ldiépojsiltionp12sr2;§~é:’old; and ériiel, and rhlelentless. Mischiefpancl

;~upi;1[w§ejr*el his  Egypt ‘andlAsia had ‘felt his, destructive
sword‘ ;lpan‘cl"al'm'ost till" Eufopeppphed been deluged ‘by l1lm,3 with;
human l);l\0Qd,f.‘- He had subjeetlecl all the Clontinentlxlp profwerfsd of
Chtislte1iClorn.’ll Hle‘pboasted'ethal: he ‘held 1“ the p}o:$ver, an<:l tglme
dis§'positiotpi_fpl‘to ésurrhount all.1lobst’aclleSA.” Kings w ere mede“::.ncll
un‘made  him, as inlsportgel _He hadlbl'ottedl ovipt etnpires ; anulg,‘
ha,dpilt. beenflnlplhislpower elude necessaryto effect the darl: pure
poses of his sotil, he would hctve blotted out the sun from the fir...
mament 3," for his ambition ‘extended even to the throne of tile
Mostltlighl _ “ A  l  T
In his character seem to I1mre been vex"-ifieclltlie vmtdsfi o£"t1ae
prophet DANIEL. “ "WA vile person, to whom they shall not pgxpvé
the honor of the’ kingdom,‘ shall come lxlppeaceably, anti obtain}

the'l=i1I°gd0ni bYefletteries4l;  emu do  his Will»  
l t anal be new exalt himself,  

go'Cfl;ll31n'del‘psl*ié.ll*7spee§lelllllnizlrxtellloulsllIthinge lagainst” lthellGo‘I:i of

l p;ods,lanclls11all prosper--Jillll ilve inclignatioiz be aci:oz2z‘1«ol_zE/Zred-—«‘---’

For the ships of Chittipm shall come against l1im,-—---therefore shall

he be ”g1*ieved. and return, and have linclignatioln against: the holy
covenaneg. and he shall have intelligence wltl1 them, that fora

sake thel'lholyjl covenant. And me/J as do euiclwdl}: agairzxf tlve

cmetzarztjl shall be corrupt fly /:5: lflarzeriex 5 p but he the pgopleg
thatjclop pknlowl God,‘ shall be strong; end tdo‘ e1§ploits’;h  p ';j;Anpd
the kinglofl the south shall be moved v§rlitl1lcl1o‘ler, and lslxalllcolxne’

 

ll [fox-the and fight with him, even with the kingelof the North;5‘And

he shall esetl_forth'a great multittldee, but the “ multitude shall be
given into lliiilselhancls. And his l heart shall be lifted up, and he
shall cast dlopwnemarzy z‘.erz‘z‘/aozzxapizdx ,4“ but he shall‘ not blelpst1*ex1gt_Al1p..':
ened by it. \ 'FOlrAtl16l king of the North shall r"’elturn,* land“ shall
set fortha multituldlell greaterp than the fo1fmer,lla1id,sl1al1l ceftafinly
come wima great armyland Withixnuchl lrlcl1esg ppAnd, in those’
times, rmzfzy shall stand  'againstllLpthle 1‘ loef,.~tl}e(lpS£)'1itl1l.. ‘
So the king of the North shall _come and cast up :2 mlountl and
tahee the most fenced citiesl And the arms of the king of ~tl1e”
South shall not withstand, I101‘ his!c11ose11 people, neither ,sl1all

p h there be  strer1gtl1 to witl1stand. T/Sm .r/an/1 /Be rum: /apt-'_.r l

inward o_=fZ>z'.rl mzzm land A: 62125 /lye“:/.742/"Z Jtzmzé/e a72dj2l:Z[,;tm5d‘

mt" Zwflrl Z23 .r/Eall eomleptopfjix end, and tzorze .r/5:2!/l be/pll/Jim.”

l Such is the language of prophecy; and have we lnpopteelieeen it?
literally accomplished 3 But three years since, howpplldidlllllthe good
pmanfiaheart despond, when alrnosth every ray of lmopel Seerneld my
tincftlé’ Whene he saw ‘:70J‘£fp.5 Napol‘£e7r~lpleeecl  ”1éh'e ~t{h”ro‘n"e M7

power. “ l

X?’

Spjnin ;--l--«Austlrial secured by a fmatrilmcmilzxl" all’lial11ce% :-»lI{luss‘§alllenA~§
forcing the Continental System ;--—-%--And evéri Swedeh,l%thjolxgl1belA
Yong Vthe reach of the victor"s ' swolrdgyétl, ?thrlougl1‘" that were
force or corrttptipn and intivigtliz, ta“m¢=l'y’ stoolpitng “to” receive V at
his hands a ‘Frenchman for a kiligél ll _ % M V
Nothing was txowwantirtg to adcorlnplisfhll his object, btitlla nav-4‘-f
vy to transport his conqderir;gll“l1egilons snap l%V‘%distalx‘;_lt%l quarters“ 
the ‘globe, aim“ to leimable him to scatter l his"delstjroyingl%loci.1sts,
-saver the? face of the earth 2‘--—-atzd even this1 §e‘érm=:dY altt1t$stVwit*hir1’
his grasp; At_this‘xt1omeIit, lxadltlierc: notlbeen: 2-; sttpei‘i‘t1t‘e:-tide»

ingl I:’r0v’idelm:el,ll ¢ w‘h°c2li3rcle1*s%lal1illI1uman ‘eve%1‘at’s lforl thcg gxfé-atést‘é

goOdlof'hiSlciféata1reS, as“w‘elllas‘ “f0‘r"his oW‘n’lgldrjt;E eVl§ry‘fl: Chr‘i’s-‘at
'tian%lpati“"it:tf«‘:tiu5tlhave despaliréd.“ l V _  " ‘V “ 7 _  A; A ' V l

I3”1‘Lzt’” ""‘ tile’ of Clltittlilm «tame llagaltist him,” ‘ If:-tr‘! 
gig-.=arn’23f7£:ap.e.l A fspirit cxf realctilcm%é1};5peaz4edL2zgaitist"ttl*1锓déspot’s:

Tlielfire of p;1tl‘io?tis'm was; begin11inlgM‘to burn iIl1'tl1e' peninsula;
l?ortL1gal”ancl lSlp;lin had comlnencedllal stx'ugg1“e. Thelkilngt of
tllie north awoke from his slumbers, zmdllsltdolc 0fF°11is‘ ,cl‘1ains‘
He opened his ports to British comn1érce._  Tl’1(3 kingloffltlte south‘
was grieved. Al"spLr2lMNl*1“R.7a:2lT& was' r;ttified% betwleenl: B%r_im;ir‘1‘
:1nd‘1{%i.1”_ssia."l Arxclfitehculd hisllirxdigmttgiotxtltatésé‘ zigfliflinist tt1:xlé%j%ifig‘lil“'e”t)1Ais
cognlpactg or My 'co'zJe:r2Etrz£." With wk“ ;cgg5vle¢Mr-rinxentdl how eve1§,’1mri"
*4 intel1ige'*.t1ce.” Hetorrupted usflléyt /:ix_fl2z"z‘fz=2~ie.l‘;”“ ar1'dw’e “ did
*tuz’cIaedly’f against thi$ % holy lgagug, QH_.:,At tt1te_g;;omtetxvt_tvl1ez1 Napo-=»
lean,‘ Lwitli‘ tltmhndst‘ trt:méttd0'1is’efl’éétit*é fciifté tlué ' worlldllllmqelat
wj.tn_esf.sed, naarcheclagaftnst Russia; tzvur wlléir agallln%stEnglat1d”w3s
declared: ‘ Had weabéenj the-‘avowed .5;laveslt%;4ot itlj;te l‘A:;;;¢a:i;,  arlclw
pffoudl ofour chaifisl 5 had ‘_prO‘xfitfg§:§‘, (fm d%tepart“mentWQfl
France,'wellcoulc111bt have done more to aid his wicked cause.
Nothing could have been’ better calculated :0 cxéeute fla diversion
ixmfavor of the tyrant. t It was, new doubt, lintendedlto paralyze:
the arm o‘f.Great Britain, by t drawing her? attention "from Russia

a

to Canada. But “ the ways ofthet wicked “do not a1waysllp?rl)spef.” -

Tlzle only alleged cause of wax‘, lO§rde'rs in Cauxtlfétil, wjzm re-
mnyed'b%yltl1e British, an armistice was lofferled, an.cll{1Can:td*%afl' was
1eft’:lt:llunprotected; But this Mwouldl not answer thélobj;i¢t:;tllpf out
Rulér”s:."lt :Pe;ace~, arlt/Eat mamm{L‘,tl did  not: C0‘[i1e,llWl_l:hi"x1 lt1*i¢e:"’$c‘0l;>;<:j;
of lt11ei:i"' policy‘  ‘ATlb,ef arziiisjtigé lwglsi rejected ;, ~a;;d; A gs1‘i£ tfci‘ let:-l~
hibit”the” ‘folwf l$e1f*¢9tnfi:ien¢eM  Amt  téeftét
their Wiékéd  l§tr§:ngthll czar na,!:i9ml«
arm» Whibhlwyaéfifidding»d>2fian¢e;lialfiritisiltpawmtll and boastiiig‘,
that Wit would lift brin .I;;ng1and €011 1131*lmzaltrom-lb.onésl; 5,’? this? migltg-V

ty art11"oft_pux*s bflC'EltIll;iiY€ryrVVBalmi£:‘$3& be£d3:*.fi“,t}1:fl‘._‘f;ée|b1¢' provimcga

l'?’ll?IfiTlla¢dflttep thelC!r<sv:rn“t'l?’ri:1ct«é:u$*Fl   l t

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of Canada! Two successive campaigns have }')I'£‘:S€I1l.‘E£.l but a series
of disasters, of ruin and disgrace, of desyolationyiand death!

In Europe, also, the King‘ of the North, and the nations of the
'E.‘il0l.”5l_'VC0VEI~l'Al1‘9l"l‘i prevailed. The people, that do lcnow God,
shall be strong, saith JEHOVAH, and “ they shall do ex]:/oi2.‘.n.” pDi<:i
God’s promise ever fail P W’hen were such exploits ever p'erform»—=
ed, as have been achieved by Alexander and his great_iAllies 
Wltepafere such immense armies ever before arrayed for battle 5’.
Kidd when was Victory ever before s_o_steady, so constant,‘ so
complete, so trii.impl1an_t ;till the irnpious foe -was turrzrd to z‘f.'m=
_fi27"2.‘ of /airy orwzz lam! ; fill /32 .ri‘m-rzbled arzdfill ; #2]! be came to /Bis
end, and fibers toarrzoivze to lwlp 52':-22% .’ A more signal overthrottr
has not been recorded in history, sinee the fall ofPHsP.soH and
his wicked host in the Rea’ Sea. And when, before, were trium-~
pliant victors so modest andihumane, ‘so humble and devout, so
ready to ascribe tl1el1onorandtl1e glory to Hint, to whom it
was due 3’ If Bonaparte was permitted to become, like ATTILA,

4%? the:-jgoarge of Goc1,’y’ Alexander was raised up, like CYE.US,it0,
be thpeiiDeIz‘vérer qfyibispieaple. pp What an astonishing contrast (10.

thpeit-iycwharaeterspleixhibit 2 Add tiow perfectly parallel to the
éatiseg in which they have been respectively engaged E

_ Napoleon was one of our Modern Philosophers, who thought it
of no consequence, whether his neighbors believed in 4‘ Ttuewty
Gods, or its yGod,’”*-+4-so long as it did not _pre-amt HIM from picl-cm

’-""‘ See .L3j‘?2r.rorz‘.§ Note: on Virgiizia, whe‘re_ this doctrine is boldly
a2~dvaneed. his words are these :---+- ,. y
“ It does me no injury fer my rzezlgbdof to say" t/Jere are ltwentyyigoalr‘, or
1toWGod; lit“ hsitderfzickir rny poclietg nor dreads my leg.” If it be‘ said, 125.:
testimony in a court‘ of jurticeicannoi be relied on ; inject if t/ma, aria’ 5:: tbs
stigma an biwi’ t  i ' it
“ The lligma on him” 2 !«—~»This would be but a sorry t:onso‘la-
tiom, but a wretched \ indernnity to tbeinnocent sufferer, whose lifeg
character, or property might be staked on the rejection of an in»
fidel’s testimony  ,  __ V l i  , l  "
 flgoin-«Speaking: toftlliet state of religion )‘ in Pennsylvania and
New-York, inythe sametwork, lMr.y Jeflfeyrson sayls--fltiikeligion tlsxere,
is well supported; pf-varies: iéizztlr. indeeid; 'butALL Goon muons:-1 
alliirzgfiicierit rd 1§2'~r.rsr}iJe_ peace-y\afidiordsr.”i y As it the preservation of

sspleaice and ord‘er”‘ w‘e“re]t‘lie’n1ai‘n encl of religion I And, as if

theft!‘ kinds,” which answered that purpose, vrhethler Jewish or
Qlntsttan, hlehometan or Pagan,’ were equally good, and, in tact,
‘“~good~e-nsugb ’ ._f.’l!---'-=A.l stronger, or morelunequivocal .a‘xfro‘wa'l oi’
air ittélitrtnslnpnsaarcannot?‘ be foondin thetwritings of ‘liVoiltaire}.
or of Hume,»ofTomii'Payne, or Ethan‘; ‘Allen.’ T Ifaii.‘stronger"ono

yis;ionlllretord;-lit is in theuhlasphemons pIeplyy..ofl:Mr,jp‘iJe1f'ers0nJto flay

fellowitravelletywhlo was noticing the ruinous yagndl shabby condi.
non of yattgoldlohoirsh, whzch theypassesdon tipteyrtoad. W1‘: 5:, fqtlcfltliw.

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sing their pockets, and breaking their legs, He was an Infidel in
Paris, an Atheist at Rome, a Mussulman in Egypt, 3 pretended
lVIessial1 among the Jews, a proud contemner‘“'of God in Spain
and 21 Child of ‘ blasphemy where ever he went. 0' He mag:
nified himself above every god, and spoke’ marvellous things
against the G013 of gods”;! When he usurpecl the throne ofFrance,
and took the oath of fidelity to the na.tioz1,-we-‘S lumuearl it,’’ mid’
155’: “ Ifluéor ff, KN MY OWN NAME l”  " t W t 1. V .. t

w

But look at the reverse. l Vhen Alexanider was ready to join.
his army inthis riglxteous gontest, expecting to beolongabsent,
he sufl""erec:l himself to be detained ttluree days in his capital, to
organize an institution for the distribution of Bibl~ee, anthdlfor the
spread ofthe gospel tliroughtootg his vast, hut benig.ht:edt*tempi:re.

  When he announced to his people the mrerthrow-of the ene-
my, and their expulsion from”his*t'ei~ritorty, the c;al..ls upon them,
by 1“roclzm_:mtion, to give glory ltollthe Lord of Hosts; for ,t];1i‘3’
great work, said he, has been accomplished“ éy no lmman‘ arm 1”

Wlmen the fate of G-ermany was decided by the battle of Leip.»

eic, behold film: migflvty 22-zanawbx, Alexander at tl“1_(~?.‘i!l‘ head,

prostrate on their knees, with :3. loud voice giving Cc Glgfy M

Goo,” while the attendant gulardsgtfollowlng their. great exam-o

(said he) £2. :2 w:~et:I)ed.vtate ; out ittixsooon ENOUGH jar t/Em %UOI‘J!J€fl?, of

‘>6 Goa’, toot -zoo“: born in a mangq1j!7"t-

V

 Can pteatcherspwllo advocate :‘$.11fl11p't:i3;~m.?lIla_.be called ca.r;.e;,m

t tpreatcluerz-;. E’ Orlthe peoplel,\wh«oeleq;tel him for their Chiefw Magistrate,
the called a Cbrixtian people :7’ -A  t l

' l “ Lil»: mortar, like mm,” is an old ‘proverb. ‘ In most in-stances
‘iryfde/J have been appointed to important olffices undie%1jKthe%reiqn.
of Democracy ;ga.ndoin rare instances: (very 1' are» 511d¢Ed:)l have
pivot men been found in he $§I‘_¥ilc,e oremployment. “”L0('7.él1z‘"l‘/5\a£
painted nuixarzce .!”%said one of  Jefferson's Cabinet Council [Dear-
bornj as lhepessedlal; meeting house in Qonnectticult. Andlllieladde

ed, es, his opinion, that "“‘;.l.ta long o.v"oigr;3 temifilex stao.d’,- vzdetlcanmafl

75015: for order or g0odlgawlél‘omer1t.” [See “ Memoimof the Hon.
Thomas Jefferson-"J  . . .        
Hotw ditiferent the languege of Waslnxngzon xnMhzslVa!aa’£ato:;y Ad...

term I “ Of all the dispositions andhablts, (says hflojfwhicht ijead
to lhplolitical prosperity, religion angel t1ooral1ty ‘are zodzmpensaé/a sup-
‘ port:......;.1n vain would that man ‘chum the tr1bm:e%_o‘f ‘paltrliotism,

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mrtzes

who should laboroto sulb%ver1;these%gre§1tejpi11fl1fSo05;l~11]-Iifnlan happiu
ness; these atmeeprops of: th:edutite$l"°*” m6n;and.ciltizens.” And
let us wtithwcaution «indulge;%tl1e_supQ%otsltion, that morality canhe
maintained vwitlvow religion.” ” l l V l "4  l l "  ‘W

Jefferson; and precisely suc:h'is the spirit, whi¢'::hh;a.sVl‘ cha%ra£lerized,f
their respective adomi;nietreoonewendt;M_t??;¢ jm}ght«~addm-s-tthe tvsro



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{has not ourGovernmVent,j%ha,sv% 1:191: ourlfixecutive, been corrupted
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M ;w13Lic;h we %:l%iav'e . f"be§;n,§ugg1ed §inVt4o% the war. against the Allies».

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that Mm. MADISON has been gui1ty%of.mc;H TREAASOAN %againstAthAa-

%%%ir1ajesty,~agai_nst the rights, ':mds1ibe'rties of the Americztn peo---

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“.~:hal‘lydecreed,'iithat““ there is no God 3”»-«-but in their works dc:

‘ if/5_€y izottlerzy him .?--—-kl-lave‘ "we not once placed an avowed Infidel

in our executive ‘chair? Doithe heads -of our cabinet attend.

 public v"¢*orsl1ip .9--"~—4-Do 7 they acknowledge the superintending care

amdiimercies of the Supreme Being, in their armies, in their farm-
llies,  their tables, or in their.cl0Sets P If they do none of these
jthinlgs, can they be‘ actuated by that rigiujswoumexx, which alone ex-«

‘ girlie!/3 ‘la: ttaffafz ? ‘Howe’ their not been leagued with the Destroy»
“ er in this unholyficontest E’ Already do we behold the fatal effects

efientriuetiztg the govemrherit to such weak and unprincipled men.

‘ fl§..oCtl<; at the w1*etel1ed State ofoutowar against Canada, which was

to have been but 'tl1e atnitiseztzieztt of a fewweelcs ! See Commerce

‘destroyed l a monistrotus "system of war and taxation, of Wick-~

ednessv and misery entailed upon our count:-‘ ! An enorxnous
public debt already contrected_. and public credit about to expire !
.B~rmd is, indeed, taken fmmz the 11.zem‘Zr of laifiar. Our young

’ «men are forced into the field to fall in battle, and the mourners

‘amlgoihg about theliletteetqr! Atotal want of talents has been

 ma-‘ei£es:‘lin those, wltbiltazlge igottductedl ll%1em:l military “operations...
onthe~i’xtt:ea¢Llll2ll1Stllb1le isoglrce of wealth and
‘ertg5tie“rprizee to ourltoiuntrymen; was foolisllly let go by the dec-—
laratiou oi, Wang‘ arid,” if ‘ we get them egaih, ‘it ts obvious, we
Frf3ftxwst owe it to British magnaininfity, not to the window or energy

lfilfifilillr MEN or wait. 7 Ilouisiena and Florida, a hard bar air: from

the berglmniing, must noivv be given~ up ; and where eha,‘ll we look;
lfolasiiour Ffizerz Milliarzsz :9 Gb to the Island of Elba. Tlxere we

shall find it in “ the low of Napoleo7;” A1’ .5 I This is all%thye;"b§pon we

.»lEIOlW enjoy for the mgig-‘hty wins his policy: has eca,tterecl_ a_t,ot1nd

are‘. And what is it "worth now? 2 l
"i But yexterday {indeed Z29 mig/Jr‘ Zwarue Jtoad agairzxt. a ¢z.lu0rla7-----
A’ “ Naeulirlerze 10 pm to dallvirzz ret2ermce.”

‘like the lmurderer Cain, he is a wretched wanderer: and,

where ever he goes, while he retains the power of reflection, am

hell vcri-ll lnumlin his bosom. The spirits of tlmellmurdered brave will

 him. ‘ His onceefavorilie K-LEBER; thegvirtuous PALM»; the

brave- "a1'tcIi“generous dulce D?ENG1-1151;. l .And will not the great

*WliO‘«l5t:E‘AU rise up and reproach hirrz E‘ Willll not his town sick ~:ol-

ldlielrs, to whomllxelgave the poisoned bowl at jqfa .3’ Will not
the clisarmed prisoners,‘ he so barbarously butchered in cold‘

Vlhlootl FM-Nay, will not the millions he has led, like sheep, to the

elauglzter, to satiate his ambition, or to glut  revenge A?-A4-«'I‘he
im1illiso~new%hoam he has M i it    l 
i  "~“C3'mf gfl, even’: in the Zzlcmronz qfitlveir 2’i-fize,l  s W
W No recléarzizzg made, elm! Jeni to their accaumit“
W W all their impeafictiorzx on their l:eao’.r.;”  l at
ilflzuld yoahcmf else high it; the gelitary houtj at hie retitjemclgt,

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Hlwhenl conscience ‘*5 wakeslc1~espair,”l you would b¢'lxolc1'j$al;$
wretch,by reflection stung even to agony 3 You. m1glq1~t%,l1,e:¢:r%l1I:;;§ V

érsxclaim in the language-of the fallen Lucg'f2*r,----
“. Me miserable 5 which waylshfall Iffly
Xnfinite wrath,and infinite despair? ; ‘. 9

l Which way I fly is Hell ; myse1_falml%lHell,..l-.
Ancl, in the lowest: daep, a lower deep  % 
"Still threatening to -devour me, opens Wildlm
To which the hell I suffer seems ixhleavlen .54 7

V 0 then at last relent. Is th~ere.fib place l )
Left for xepentanck-:,lnone for pardon left E’%---»

l l None left’ but byllxubmim-ion 5 and ghat word

l lDisdain.forbids=:lr‘r1e", andlmy idreaci ofshamc-1,
Among the spiritsl beneathmvhorn Iseduc’d,a,

% .With other promises,‘aI;,hd other ivamnts, * ‘ 
Than to submit ; boastingl couldllsubmlzxca % V
Tb’ 0mn{p¢t:nt‘.’ Ah me! they lil;,‘tll%el  ,
‘I-low clearly I abide that boast so" vain :3. ,, l

l Under what torments inwardly I gxonm
Wlnile they adorb me on the throne «pf TE*}.fe‘}3. 
With diadern and sceptre: high advancexilg
The lower still I fall, only supremca
In rnisery! ;S‘zm/.rja_y ambition _findr!”

Give Mr. Madison, wlxom Napuleon 1133 recently announceci

E6 the world, asthe last friend, whpl lrefllginedwvl true to his cause,
.---give him the same: opportunity for retirement and  relflectxong,

% and how far he: lmaypartakelqf the same" l£¢e1ing..~;; notfir me ta

M 7. M l V l , _  - l ll
JOI1, had hebut known, and regarded inlthe days oflaurhwpeiace,

thethings,_ which belonged to our peace   V   M , l

’   But in Europe, the war is now closed.% The agony islpas.t,ancl.

her destinies are decided. The potentates of Clxristendolm,

fileagued in a, righteous catise, are now 3 BAN1)‘ OF %BRqTH;m_s%!l 18..

permanent peace is, ere this, establislmeml, and the covenant illslseab-AA

lard. Tlmlquestiofx bf free;tr21de and sailors’ rights ; o£sea;ich% and. V

Fmupressméxat ; of free ships ancfl free goods 5 of re~tValiat!i,q1§; _am:i_
blockadesg will all have been discussed 3.I1d $€3tt1€dg agaizmlozxrl
cabirzejt, on the old well known, and long e%st;1bllis=.§l1_ed lprfinciple of
firztematiarzal law ; and, desertewd as we%x1olw_a:el%by ‘Napoleon; we
shall bg left;/lozze agéairzxtltlqe ~10/Jule C/Jrixrigm «world I .' fI‘l1;_etg1;-ound,
on w11icl1lthe lcabinetlcommencedl andllh%av¢.$supplo1jtec;1:l the x.var_,;

will be T found as untenabllel as fairyA1:in]d 5l,;1§7 unlsubstantiayll as :%lw,

*5‘ baseless fabric of éM%isi¥.:an’’ ! lAndlpurlbmlex-s‘mustl now give us

PEACE 5‘ or they mlzstjmglifivel uslTO¢TAL VWRVUIW By the‘ for»

mer thgy will save: their countryfromflmf/Jgrmisery axndldeglrawl
datlcm 3; but they wifllsink IflfilIflS61V£3:§jl§;Og§t11£;I’lWjit'h§ tlmllzrl gmligy, V



afidfihéifpai*t§',’iT1t'O‘djt1fi1t pithdoft.infiidt1*13%t»"datittidisgreceg, wlxieh, in
spite of;?3evei‘y‘adhioThitio1i’fdfrotrx1 ’the'edi'$vdcip‘1’ee of 'Wdéxs’hingrot1.,they‘
have long been eioecleeexselves“and-thei1~tcoumry. They“
must abandon every"iIiehf of ground they have dtaken e to justify
the war. They must admit the correctness vofeeenemee POLICY,
and confess cheerrm-3; bdy‘%which%‘A§;h'e'yedhaveythus “far, deludeci the
good people of this country‘ ; or‘dedd331dtheyfltimer; by” an obstiriete pew
severance in their"system'e of dwic1;edt1dde$sfanfd% £‘..»1.1y,4 compel the
British governroeht to  fez “2'.‘/.v2éf,szz;:.e§~_,M;- to invade? plan-«
der, and destroy inddiécrimuinately, till theythave driven both pan-
ties heartily into it, for the common defence ; thus hoping to
bury their own Adisgrace, in the general havoc and ruin around
them! Dreadful alternative E----e VVhicI1 of these courses
they willpursue, let time determine. But from the cllaractexn.
«which our cabinet hasthus far exhibitiedt in relation toqthe war,
shall I be unclmritable to suppose they vwiil dirzclirze to the A/aim‘ .9’
Will they not prefer the ruin of their country to tlxeiflr own di:-s—~
grace ? Yes-mtheyewould (cal-1%on””the% roehe: mid; trrx%ount;;ir1e»-wNay,
they would irivokef“ j¢t€,__wad‘ttw‘afed of’ and  W thrash of
w.vor1de,’%’---—to hide  ‘tfle‘if”e’d:"v§i1-dtxtlig dffizim‘ dtheddjustte idndigu.

 

nation oe AN Anosen AND} IbEi.UDE':dPEOP»lLE.,
oezzwrzmfefl oepzcms, ¢¢tv133m§:a"£122zg««'e;%o2* arm; ezvzsrriemau
A sroNe*z2N*£ VoLe.:::v~r eoezeérrt I A

 ‘WHEN we cast our eyeee atrouodg V and behold the“ present"
groaning and degraded state of our once happy country,%when‘w‘e
witness tthoset ruins of oi1t"infé*r1te gfeetheé’e‘;”Which eDem‘c3‘craeyd“anc1
Jacobinism, Napoleon and Deo51a'gogues, have scattered” arouhd
us, how constolingd the reflectionte evedry true aotscxem“ ow‘ edWAsH~
INGVTON, that‘ he‘ can proudly saLy,e---‘-.d(Iy /aadrdzd: have ‘not dam Z/52.6‘
-—--Sm:/.7 .zraetnot‘t1t/jefmirx gf my la5oihr’,‘ar°qf'  coztmelm. V I bathe’
nez'z‘/Berv part new la.zfd_virz‘t£vi.r m;e2‘ter.' I am" inrz0z:entof' the N002!’ qf
ibis zm/Joly «mm 11 Had the wisdom and” prudenc_,e,‘, the dxttafiainfiis and
ceunseels, had the great dexample of one illusdt‘rieoue7 C'hi‘ef‘ been
followed by ‘his? successors, our sit‘uetiohe‘Wohl’d new eheodrejtdbeen
prosperous“ and'”happy,~ beyond-de's”cripti"ooe." ‘ % ‘% t
e e ‘ “ 0 fortunate: m'mz'zzm .' ma ":5 mr..:} kzarirzf '1”

II-Iad MONe~ROE'?S'eTr@eafyf110tdbe€I1'1‘E'§e‘Cted, and an honest 1j1efu-A-
trzt1i?ty" pr*es"ervedf,* the evils’ of whic_h we ‘now compiain; wduld
nevier11atvedexisted; e The Orders in C’ou1'1‘ci1‘11ad“dnot been knbwfi;
zmdtthe. subject of eeeimprersmerztewould have been “tfifeced o  mot»
ing A“ both; safe *andtho:o"orab1e“for our eeou~ntt“y.” b one co dmjeree

1 would liavfe beten‘ weftixzgeixideve1‘3r5breeze5 our netiox'm;I% debt 
been nearly extihft. Our Treea'sut*y*;fie1d1ed to"; o~m~fiaewing,* and e
our pubhc credit on the gsost elejvatcd ground. The Ameriem

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flag, now waving in every distant port, would have been every
iwhere respected; and the rising republic of the yUm'ted States,
fyvoiild have been the admiration and the envy of the Christian
world i y t t

How then should we now egtult in the deliverance of Europe 3.
How should. we rejoice, to seewevery Christian nation imitating
our great example in throwing off their chains, and becoming,
like us, free, sovereign, and independent l t tHow should we re»
joice to see those great nations‘, which know and acknowledge
GOD, so gloriously triumpliant, add the cause of evangelical fdiz‘.-5
so rapidly spreadiirig into every region of the habitable globe !

Go on, Bzgethreng, and do ytodt duty: You have a great woiil-:
to perform. Be just and fear not; Let your institution be like
‘a city, which is set one hill ;.---—-like ‘a light, iywhicht sliineth in a.
dark vciotlcl. Follow the ertample of your illtistiious Leadein.
To do good and ‘communicate, despair not. ;Opet1 the _ eyes of
your deluded neighbors. Set them an example of moral rebtitudei
yTeacl1 them that it is righteousness otily, which exalteth a i na-
tion, and that sinis a reproach to any people ; that the ways of
political, as well as of moral wisdom, are ways of pleasantness,
and that. all her paths are PEACE. t

Altho’ clouds and thick darkness are round about us, yet we
most not despair; Though Gob cihastises, he will not utterly
desliroy nor forsake us. Tivé reign 9}’ Democratic Zjlraémy and delu-
sion toil! speedily come to an em’. a V

Anew era is comrntencing. “A golden age of peace, and light,
and liberty, is dawning upon the globe ; and; in spite of all hit-
iilain policy, in spite of Satanic guile, the Kingdom: oftliix world’
are alrotzt fa émitze zfbé kingdom: gfm LORD gncl SAYIOR. A

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7- no

t % i V fifiage 8. “ Napoleorz is our 2izng.n”j H

it ought not to be forgottextt hat Duane, an Irisl1‘rexteg;adoo,i (vie
'tC’e:3lct1tt‘a,*)’ forimanyr years the Editor and proprietor of tl1eVji’z.u~c‘re,
avpaper,‘ Twhichhaisi ever been ‘devoted to the interests of Mr. Jet”.

iferison and Demloctacy,oiain‘d at the ‘saute timed to those of the
jemiagogues* and Tyrants not France, has tiniformly been 3;: die.

Atingiuishedefavorite with ourtptesent 'R.d1ere.‘ Wltetn the greatand

jgoliod VVAsrr1irL:o-iron? .r'etit~edfrort1 ofiice-,;ttl1is hireling mfetch was
’"t1__laZ5orer inthe democraltiovineyar‘d%. The event was haiiedllin
iiiflthielt/;fz2rcira,iiais“ta-day of.Tubilee,”%because “ the man} who is 1/3;
h  hail/I/ea migifoftnrzcxooozxr cotmtr_y,is if/;vz':t1'2z;y r‘ed'zwed to ailem:/,’ ' 5.34%.“
i M3 aigttin,'l§et7'at1Se--4-“A7355 dridizze q;"ZVn!&/:ing'2aiz,'tX>is day, iieeatmr to gi‘0«‘..’

€"uI"mnc‘_yt_oVpoLxrr1lcAL3zi~zxQnr*rAY..l arid to Lecmtxte co12.ittr1_M*zo:u%.’j’
Iytvis ‘adtle'd-44-'as‘?‘:alsubject of 't:he'grentest a'stohi'sl1ment,that

%h'e‘~[We§il1liington] “ Hsltoinldi lizive liclairtied i‘n’isti1inlesmN A ‘22geirz:iit»’tbc~
l 13‘zzHt'¢7Ii3ei"i.*y * so far; as to’ i  jieoi5;t2tr,£lyllioi%tei fveoy * existettoe ii”

-» When Mr.. Jefferson came into“iofiiée, “ifluane wa.s”:admitte.dlito

   

n..hisietllable—--to rich ’t:ontraé'ts’---rend 'ap‘parently7 to ell1ils*bioé.oth’ eonfié

dence. ,He was.lmetle" a. -‘Lt. Col. (ofla. 12993 ‘corps, ver3,':pi*oplerly);

 under  %lMeldison,j Aaini jfagiumzzi Gem.-rail of the V Command_er Tin
Chief of but army and navy.  When*, suuch a ‘manlit 9tht1si"1;e«Warde ”

’Washinogcen2  . % _  o % 7  , ‘I  Al

"Biiit tévjiling.“Ithel-henna ofi"W*a's}iin7gto11tliis not‘i';D"ue;ne"eitiii1y passes-
port to ‘the .f‘;tlir1eir"iol"b1x~r‘iiDee'riihere;itieii"£I?§i;iléi'%s,‘itit>‘fth'e% l”*e:iic‘llh“§ion {of
native citizens. ‘In ‘I809, “vivhen 'Mr; ‘.la&ikson“i l'Was‘"e‘ent “as British‘
Minister to this country, he was assailed in the Aurora, by a tor-1

 di,tt»who%,ca7fn be1i.e'tre;'that5clemoct*ar:y loves or reveres the name of

ltient ofabuse, and “ tCopenhagenV., Jackson” was the theme of his

fzil/ingsgate ‘pen. Among other things were found in this paper 3;
few Texts offictipture, addressed to Mr. Jackson‘, about the time
of his dismiss’al+'by our Governmaentythe INITIALS of v_vhich,it was
found; upon a sly inspeotion, composed the folIowingi'Acrostic--~+’
A “ NAPOLEON IS OUR KING 4',”
He was so” indeed‘, the "A-‘ i~:"mc;”' of" our Democratic Rulers, and
their“ pensioned, profiigate, imported Editors ;---but not of the
people of the United States---not of virtuous, enlightened, and in-‘
;i;lepend'entiAmericans. ~ i ' ' ‘ ~ A i
(or) The morality of the War ought not to be overlooked. A war
may be mora/{'31 ‘ZU2"0I2g,‘afld yet, to la oertain extent,’ it may i be our
dutygas citizens, toeupportit. We must obey every constitutional
1*av%v.i.o ‘We must quietly submit to every constitutional ldraft on
the militia. We must fight, when we are constitutionally called
irttolthe fiellch We must snbmitto the privations‘ incident to at

1 NOTES:

 of m*ar£a;re. 'We must not aiford ggsbys-£:&I aiicl, Jr”ee1ié.f "oar ~co=mg.
ffori to‘ tiheldeollareicl ‘enemy. And’ we Tmluifi; iPl[AY“U‘R T
in whatever amourlt; :olIong‘a; we ‘~a’2'i£’ Mfg.’ V_=Nay, if x a wazci “of agar
Qgressioxlion ourpm “lie Amid/iatrd uipo"t1lt‘1*s, i£‘bwéco°r21a‘s‘o<m-' ‘(i'~i£1t1jr"l:o
act pronizptly and volu1ita‘rily“oo z‘;{§efz!eflziz:ioe; ‘Nol‘foreig.ne:r<, : 
_{.’1."‘??’2J' in bi: /irarzdg‘3‘l‘iol1l'tl*e§’er*Ué3p‘€?i"1i3:1i'tt1i"l€i’Wl:CI _*5fel_; a-'<fo'oi:i— iflmv Wolirl
tezritoz/'y.. ‘ ' " "  ' V ‘ " " l  l ‘

But tho’ alllthis ‘undoiihitedlly ‘home's wzitihiin »l2h'€.‘\ mugs \ of ll"rci?vi~l’i

i :2-;nd?m7oral. 'cliu1:i€s,?“yelt,iii-’f iilielwgfir Bea ‘i:i‘a.r of gflénaé-mi?‘-Ai»t iihtour» ‘

opinion, m2'n:’s’22es.rdry ‘ainld :;u_/331:1‘, iit*can11o=t life c2)r:‘slis3“t”e7tit"%‘i?tii‘Eh‘osél duo '

ties lv*'oLI:‘i~: "rll:’?ls R‘O‘1.1il' *p'e‘r‘s;on'al‘ *lls‘ervico‘?s,‘<or our * p‘e‘cuiIi‘im*.}r iaui-do“. vizti rsucih
:1 Pwhr it mustbe lmorat§{y‘wro'n’g% to *‘lenco1nva.g'e “orl ‘toiriitonimicei kit,

either by lwding itxiozi4e%yo.,'or"té‘iid‘eriii%g ‘olig-ijo;;ooh;§£»ervi*ce”sl“ to‘i%en‘a?o:iof “hd- .

m‘inistlr'2cion*t:o*cm*ry aon; ‘Hanoi when» éi '2pi:‘ofil'o  f‘tl14?m?§l€W"ES
involved in a War, not by”t_:1_1¢ aggresgionis’"‘»of*a*~.fo“i‘eign.‘tpo”ivs&ii<.5 ibvnit
33314 l fho "wli.c’hed‘ :‘ii11ti‘?i?g‘<11é3S of fiheit voizvn ~Riuloi‘?5i:;*jmot <ri?orl?.‘:*bli‘é Pur-
;;b'ose..i”o flLir-opeA1li.rrg=ih~v dsliohpb up-to for we iiémqfium fififldfillmfifl o‘t",'>h ipemfiea
4'-:.~1;>i},o,_ prvoviiricevl ; ‘fidt:-l»toi ropel Va’. sa.3f*§;~‘gei;t'«0.éa*ll hm mo «édiisposseoslxviiim;

ovfhis ’hufnt§in;g‘groundsl—i; not «t-oséécure t;he ri;ght‘s .of.iii:hefipeoip1o,vA

but to “pr'omote'iih{e:—fl%objects of "ii 1:g]:1“:§;'x::y.,-;7-5-7-=%;11ot tol.humo,b1e 3, .%for¢ign§
enemy, ibluttoi fosterltluoipridc, to fog-d.thei.prejudioe,i;p :_,‘lratify%

~tl;1“<é%_A ambitioim autluo saiiate ‘tho tliirét ofléiwlelss ‘pt:-war,‘  Ehoéie’ l

       
fiurll righrsi Itbérmes an   "r>*Fll“ti:fr"ariixsir*lbowietow

 J     
Fal‘s+eholod’l *£~a1’*£<‘2i,,'*'i'21ii1"e*»t  ‘find i i*e*Iigibn--‘E-‘in  ~if‘£tl‘l “Wit, ”"lii<iS“iiv *ll¢§aih‘ a.’

l pr*'1;15’c1téiit “an’Cli“i.v'il§é,“a *mor*a1% and'te'lligiloqs”_fi‘élopio tétfléie” fa
‘  can the rep1i‘hiioai1;"the‘pdttcior, "'or*“fh’e‘i ‘Ch1“ist‘i':-iii;’j:%ra§v""’Toi’ iw 

cess E’-—--In such 2.” war noust not the interests of their country-—--nay;
i‘/Jeir own irzferests pompel them, to pr-a_y_/or the ’.r2m'e.:.s' of tlze dealer».
on’ enemy “P-._..;So1bng only, however. :a.s“tl3‘e War of: the part of Gov.
ernment cominuos to be gfl-n:i*v.e and unfair. Is it not the duty of

every honest an"d enlightened citizen, “vie-‘wing it in this light, -ro

orposs THE who by his tongue and his pen ;i---to tear off the
mask of clelusion from the eyes of his neighbors‘;---to expose the

folly, or the wickedness of infatuatged Rulqrs ;----and’ to endeavor, atd»

every hazard, to stay their destrotctivé course; to producea consti,
tutional oliange of moasuzes and of men, “in order, if possible to
save his country PM-if smih. be. riot: am‘on‘g* the highest moral du.
ties of a. good ‘citizzeng, I"Is:now not, I mustrconfess, in what
they consist. V  l V " " ' o
(2.)“' It has long been a favorite opinion with our Democratic
Rulers and -their misguided followers, that Groat” Britain was :1-
bout to sink underlzhe weight ofher lpublir: debt. Thomas; Payne,

the Infidehmoré than twenty years ago Wrote a. pamphlet to prove,

by a kind ohmathematical demonstration, the precise moment,
when ‘her government would be‘ dissolved, and Athe glorious tri-
umph of anarchy and the guillotine clommence. The period he as.

gigned ha.s,‘howlever,flliong since psi at, and Ezzgbizd zlr yet .5-afan. Ono‘

mownw

-"ii'eason*ren‘dei*e'd by Mr.»J7efFerso’n to a friend‘, fox*%x*e:~jectin§’g Ivrm.
-:a‘oe’s Treaty‘, was, that.“ within twolyears, Britain will 5.9 down, and
jag ., Government in no situation to carry any treaty into % eifect E”
Such has been the hope, and the creed of Mr. Madison».-and% such;
the hope and the creed of every democrat in the United%States, anti
of every Jaccibin, and of every Ivnfidelt/ae «world awn. , 0 ,

But such has not been the hope, nor the belief, of"devout;men.% of
rational rep,u.blic-:ms,an.d friencis_0f'h'U‘1manity..% Witln the greatatid
good Garvarndr Sa*noNé. they have viewed Great Britain, as, %%(un;-

‘n

.dér God) the ,“ Bulwark of our religi:3I1”%r-r“-:=1s the strong‘ mountain

of avangelimfzl faitI:~—-a~s"“% a. prayirig p.eop1'e,"H which would finally
prevailagainstfithe powers of darkness and delusion, of Atheism
and Infi*de1ity~, which were now overrunning the world. Such
wasVthe»o?pi%nion of the Rev. Dr. BUCHANAN, author of “ Chris.
zian Researches in Asia.” ’- ,  . N AV V A 4% %
.;‘F VLatfar2j; (my: the piom Doctor) it J/3ou[d.rm1z, ax  GOD load
Jaleeted Mi: %rmz‘z'an, [tlw vBwEtirZ2]'a:fZarnzerly Z25: 4:/Jam: people Ixrael,

Ara pre.rer«z:’e%dma2zg mm akncrwledgeqftlw mze religiarz ; fir -um beams

imam callédiq Jtand up; ar‘it%-were, between the living and the dead‘,

    in   dc zf2m.?1»?:  f cz«r;.m*anV       Ami ma’ 5;:  arm   ma -W  
  yetwwi M? «M A

3.-us.) 215:3: %lig£bhA%A; identifieAd,f an at am
(Cain degree, with the existence cf our Country ; and we trust, % Mat 5}:
is in tbepurpore qf Providence 5y saving the one to raw 2‘/3:: at/Jar dl.r9.."’
( Such has also long been the opinion of many other writers, com
czeived and 7:c‘:herisbe%d in the moment of her darkezst perils. V and this

A zgzgpinioxg infnaw prcvedto h3..v%e;berm correch Glm'iar_[2atri .?

my/..§