Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser

COMMUNICATION.

The people approve of the government— a great majority of the Representatives of the people in Congress, after three weeks opposition on the part of the opposers of the administration, have solemnly assured the President of the United States, that they " believe that the conduct of the government has been just and impartial towards foreign nations. " In this state of things the Executive is maligned by the tools of a foreign faction, because men are appointed on a mission to France who are known to be attached to the government and its administration. Maligned—Nay, charged with the infamous design of involving the country in war, while professing to be friends of peace ! It is impossible that the machinations of this faction should deceive the people. Such detestable insinuations must be spurned with horror. We trust the practice of nurturing an opposition to our Government by appointing to office secret or open enemies to the Constitution, will never be adopted. At the present moment this is the game the faction is playing—The Government, equally with the People, must desire peace; it is not possible always to command it every measure will most assuredly be adopted that is consistent with the honor, rights, duties and interest of the country, to ensure the invaluable blessing. But to send persons of equivocal characters, or such as from their predilection for France would sacrifice the Independence of the United States, will never take place.