Gazette Of The United States

All the world knows (says a correspondent) that the friends of our country, the supporters of the constitution and government of the United States, have been the objects of abuse for more than five years past. The men who were the instruments of our salvation in war, and who have preserved to us the blessings of peace and independence, have been stigmatized by every opprobrious epithet in Gazettes which have impudently assumed the title of patriotic. Anonymous slanderers have attempted to affix a stigma on the characters of Washington, Adams, Jay, Hamilton, Knox, Wolcott, Pickering, and many other worthies, whose memories will be dear as long as liberty is considered a blessing; and yet "O shame, where is thy blush," a fact, stated in a public town-meeting, is said to be the overflowing of the gall, of a hilarious faction!!!