Why did the Jacobins sharply criticize the policies of the Girondins?

The Girondins acted as ardent supporters of the republic, defenders of democratic rights and freedoms and wanted to transfer the revolution outside of France. In their ranks were outstanding people for that time.

However, it soon became clear that behind loud slogans, the Girondins defend the interests of the bourgeoisie, for which they were fiercely criticized by the Jacobins, who considered themselves to be the defenders of the interests of the common people.

In addition, it turned out that the Girondins were excellent orators, but turned out to be poor organizers and performers.