The Kentucky Gazette

As to Holland and England, there appears no information of a peace with either of them, and it would seem that nothing short of complete conquest will decide in these cases. The conquest of HOLLAND is almost completed, and an eternal war with our quondam friends the BRITISH nation, seems to be the plan of the national convention of our great ally—their NAVY must be reduced, and their GOVERNMENT re-formed to the relief of the people, who have long been duped by a bribed representation in conjunction with a corrupt administration, who pay no regard to the happiness of the people: whose sole ambition is conquest to erect which air castles of Russian value, they spread war and carnage from pole to pole, to the misery and murder of millions of their fellow creatures.

From this view then, the prospect of PEACE is slender indeed—and as this view is authentic, and the deductions rational upon a parity of reasoning, our citizens ought not to be deceived—nor suffer the wished for peace to mislead their judgments.