Alexandria Daily Advertiser

The national sovereignty, which had been achieved by the best blood of our country, has been surrendered; the policy of the Jefferson faction having placed the United States precisely in the situation of Spain, Holland, Switzerland, and the other dependencies of France--If there is an individual who doubts the truth of this assertion, let him consult the law, which annulled our commerce with St. Domingo, and the demand on which that law was enacted; let him refer to the still more disgraceful tribute of two millions of dollars, which, under the deceptive title of increased expense of foreign intercourse, has been granted to the great nation; let him look at the prostrate condition of our country in her external, and the defenceless and distracted state of her internal relations; let him peruse with attention the debates of congress, and the declarations of Mr. Jefferson's quondam friends, during the present session; and he must cease to doubt that we have been precipitated from the proud eminence of honor and independence, on which the courage, wisdom and virtue of the immortal Washington had placed the American commonwealth, into the deepest mire of infamy and subjugation.

[Philadelphia Register.]