d it proceeds to state that large i of men being a body in continual liable to e in aw � ins be of gi lo t v � � i � � a � the of america i i i i i always � by hia interests � that an bar is two nations s x filling two � with other frequent from all which he with m t that it ih more natural for this country to unite with than with france from this which really appears to our limited to have little with our habits manners and character he � t� to state very candidly that great s of our ite is of origin and not made up originally of and and according to the vulgar but for this from so fowl a charge we thank john he then more to the evils of the slave and with horrible satisfaction the following originally published without reference to time place or in one of mo t contemptible little ever printed in this and to which respectable author ever before resorted for materials to a whole people wc will give it in mr � own to � how with what triumphant he tliis fable oi horror virginia it� on with which lis ate treated and ct in tlie first of rum here i a i of s for some put into all iron c to the br a tree and left to perish hy and the birds of pi to the bars of the cage stood at wide his sooner by t and into his in the mean the c� the aiid die upon the quivering flesh of the body hey at own the hi ti of the ancient dominion were gratified by knowing that air was by tlie loaded with the cries and of an man doomed to die by torture wc t ht ag such authority fur a charge as this and wc must tell mr plainly and without that his custom of thus bv a single fact of doubtful authority is in the true spirit of and the moat contemptible of our hy these loose he a and an abused people from him of rank and wilful in behalf of the nation we again challenge him to the proof and he shall prove it or stand in his true character of a secret tlie people under the l � of a fellow citizen our open enemies we arc prepared but the of false friends ought shall be carefully guarded against ha ing properly by a and against the whole of the southern states he enters upon the religion a favourite topic with mr bv m w i ft it bim to abuse the french and vo t to t vn � j of the state him but content vi s with out some pa i worthy of contempt the following will show t n for ii of the new legitimate system to write cover of religious zeal ii is a� l hy good in wet em slate exist built on the of in italy and ihe of ui d hem b it i root out every of so that in of a few wc arc in danger of being witli the and ba and here is another without any other proof than it asserted to justify w serious an it i� followed by a terrible attack on poor ix vn d brilliant all fathers or children of da citizen john never of and other were they too the of and france but wc will i further insult the majesty of by exposing the pr and with which writer comes to piety the overwhelming and of the of ii man of in religion unworthy of attention v arc thankful that we are generally quite so in our piety the before us and we hope that it will be long er people of the united states arc religious to become or on the subject of american character he again his real feelings and the real intent of his s arc tlie peculiar c ha r of can and were in more pre in the of washington x secretary of the that the stale � h l build their ships of the same rate of em but really greater of more speed and l n thai the dial they victory over an of c or nearly and i cape by sailing any very this was policy m it served to raise naval character of the try to lessen that of england and to put out of use service european compel nations to their i f cr the american model policy is still k in an i our are equal in e bulk guns ax to any hundred gun in the here under the guise of a compliment to american cl ter he sums up and admits in fullest extent all the alleged by his in excuse for their continue on the ocean during the late war we should not can in ll admission did not mr in the garb ui v tr l v u ah a tion of what c m� oi c � t ol w i � j� � j i i m of the t f e trust ourselves tn speak of conduct as it c� nor here rt at the facts which h been repeatedly b d to prove the alleged difference in american and british vessels of similar rate does not exist let hem the in england an they no doubt done and their silence is a full that our � our � mr so far from equal to any d gun ship in the h arc not larger of i t britain the if any other is required the dead of the h papers on subject of the ii dimensions shall be given by actual comparison if mr thinks proper again to the of his fellow william robert james we have noticed 