Alexandria Daily Gazette, Commercial & Political

A writer in the Whig, in an Address "to the People called Quakers," has brought forward a farrago of absurdity that will be treated with honest contempt by the members of that peaceable and well-informed Society. After Acknowledging their correct deportment as citizens, he reproaches them with their opposition to what he is pleased to stile the "republican administration of our government," although he says "every favor and every indulgence they have received has been granted exclusively by the republicans." For this charge of settled ingratitude, they will doubtless be extremely thankful.--The cause of truth and good order in Maryland and elsewhere is benefited by such frothy scribblers, who, in attempting to deceive others, completely expose their own ignorance and hypocrisy: the "People called Quakers," however they may submit to have their understandings insulted by stupid publications, will not be duped into a sanction of silly and ruinous measures.