The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1792-01-28 00:00:00, page 2

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An infwer to Ur A B C
pnrn &D Countrtmsx
IObtove that Mr A B C be
ginSn is Irfl add reft co the good
people of Kentucky by poimingout
to 'hem the many advantage he en
jove when a vourh jin tha'he waa
cmvenatr with both men and books
the- were truly renub'lcari in their
principles he then ptltfi a few en-
1 com i urns on himself noting hi great
aflilui'V in wa'cnmg carefully over
the feveral conllitutinn thenexift
'' in? throughout the fives togc:her
with his great love to civil liber
17 &c &c But whatever know
ledae the gentles in may fond Iy fan
ev he has acq-iieJof apali’ical Kind
I pronounce nim no praftual philo
fboher however for be is certainly
verv much out of humonr And
who has been fo uncivil to the gei
tleman thus to raife hi cho'e 7 why
lhaf wicked commi' tee of B iuibon 7
who are To enfarured that the have
had the peiumrriont to differ ftotn
bin n fevenl thing relrive to go
vernmenr And til their uresth'in-lneis
has been very provocative thev fool
Iflilv imagining that they have a light
to affcmhle -oaether to confulr for
' their own good and that of their
poffc'itVifuchamJZ ng fluiidty and
ignorance his ptovoke the gentle
m iiTTo“h aderctrih at he h intent
ly ex-iofed himfelfbv crying out a djf
pen'e faftmn A and proof of iher
- blindnefs'is rhaf hiev cn’r fee rhat
rich delignmgmen will pro:ure them
felves to be ele-seJmrn County Com-
mbrccs wi h"lki“iilti-‘h ta fe7nhTo a '
general Alien'll? of the country- Bat
“I m-ift inform Mr--A D C'hat Ido
fee his: hur I confefs that I cannot
fee how they can ho as dangpous
in the former as in the la-ter aiulfor
this reafon comm-trees are no mo e
than the voice of the people tp con
vention they aft immsJiaiely unJer
the eye of their gieac mailer the
people now we know that wicked
fervan a Jvave not - the-effron-cry to
go contrary to theexprefs commands
af (heir mailers while they aie pie
fern wih them and narrowly tafpet
ing their conduft: and if they ave vir
tuois love will bind them to be
faithful This I take to ba truly pic
curefquc of commit tees and the people
Bu on the contrary will n it wick
ed rervants prefume upon the atifcne
of their mailers and when any wiong
ilepor mcafure ! taken they wiil ’o
paiiate the mi'rer plead ignorance ot
their mailers will they had n in-
ftruftions or they were nut appoint
el enough Th s I think is a to!r
ahlerepiefentation on the o her h-nJ
of fending evil defigning men to cm
- ven'ion without giving them their
Snilruftioni alfo thefe resfon wi h
fume O' Iters have induced me fo be
lieve that they are no: io ingeruust
yiz(wicked men) in couunuiees as
In convention
However-1 immaglne 'hat Mr A
B C has not been ufed to confider
recce fen: Hives of (he people in this
boint of view ft e)aa great tenants
to the people but as greit Lords
V end antlers and the people rhe greit
- - Servant 1 have -hi adiiefc now iy
fully explained hmifaifhcrg i:
' fully Prove what I ahoe re feed
agairfl him And I wju!J he e j’ft
taae the liberty totcniul Mi AH
C th his thus cndeivinirirg :o bln I
the good people of K-rruckv to one
of their natural righis viz fshvn g
inftrufti'in to iep:ci'cn a:ivei' iscci
tiirlv a very unpopular ttii cj id
fn the end will p'c:ne hict-hec u
temit f evey wife a:'J go J ivan
in the d Uriel pewi'! iik ug pso
-pe a'B now too v-ii'e to y
fuchfiiiv notions °r A':ft-cia:ic ul’i
chile: Therelme is a f'imd I would
entrear hln to dcfill f o:n h:s vin
and fruitlef attemu— -I lhnu:d count
that time ill feir wa:el le e 'o: 0
' ihr'ouah all hi irfioid'iluff dpcn
biol -vey h:s thoughts andpu:n: or
abfiirdity role fonl in his a J
defs : I am oerfujdsrH!' -tluNe e
msnv incorfisle"Cc in hi j-uvr l- at
anv-unorviudivyl uni d yri! d icycr
at fill ica ling and f r ms to ut
them ou' ri’tful-itly w-nlf I c m
" ceivebsoffe: ing anaff'cnfni itrettfij
rien1 of any mvi of common iv fe
But lei fame Ih ’ii'd favtlist no -uch
: Fneonfijncie appraiesl to them u
cn pcMifire i ! 1 1 a-lhef : I fiia-i - e e
po'nt out re rr two a:d c the e
flTn as a fM:i tci '! liu ie'1 I‘
- Is-pfamffm-thami-aiie- ln wjiuh he
he:ns his ad Lci'v iha' he-wri'j he
thought 'ie'i-b':f'n:'-vermnen' a fnenl to a
wiinef lii ov w-ils ii
the beginning of his piece were hi
privilege was to becunve fm with
men and books of icpublican pi in-
cip’e bat in te'b'lc ihencove
rule themfilves ih:s i agreed toby
all and it Is evident that he Is i orn:-
— cd!y oppofe-I in ih:s-wheo le Jcuies
their rght of giv:r iill inror
reprefentatives A-rtin in cnli
votirine to free hmlVlf fr-jm a e’uVjes
ofir II S B M he fays “I
woulJ at whether cammitteea cre
ated themfelvc or were they infti
tutfd by the pep’e to acconMiih
certain purpofrs yeocnlly knvv:i”
J this he fay he rrcfu-ncs HSB
M will not deny Well then if
committees were creaieJ by th peo
jde I would afk the fa-e p:!itician
if he is not inconfiileat in ptyiuin
If fcurrilvas bnuae at commit
tee why did not the genilemen
labour to- convince dhe peisIe of
their ignorance and blinrlnefs -rd
not thus have mifreprefented com
mittees Rcafjn fays in the form
er attempt he ought to have evapo
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JnB by "me in which I i Jt'C the
tfpHi( of hf thou:hs are prs ry we'd
jta-n eff and ihisfpni I think is ve
iy obrervaSfe in it where he talks
of fettering our reptefenra-ives wih
infl'uftlons and “ caicfully avndrg
going Into the province of lie cn
vention I picfutue had M’A B C
qucmly
A’ldnow I would recommend
- the fame ftndy r° Mr A If C in
maturer ae which he profecuted
' with fuch’deVght when a youth
riz pcrufinj books and convuCug
rated He furely has taken a wphg
olijcfl he has ihot awryand con
frqucmly miffed his mark "
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jiirCee I a lit'le far her urn!! he is
tU'lv p?tT ilfd f the inmirs of the
tjiiU U t him rfrm-nilier- tint
A little Icarobig is a da gerot:s
lh:n-
l)ri:!i dcrpor Uilr not the pie
nan fr-rinr:
“There fhil’ovv drantirs i:i:oi
- cte the Urn
“ Rutdiirk 2 ?'' io'jcrs us a-
vjih Tr:i of RcpuMi-sn rrrr‘p
it is aIi'J-'u I'fciti iyiii:nIc: Iitrn
- a r i
A word to the penile nan w!
vri'ci under tlielinaiuit of ILu
ryllaMuMis Come Huddmfv I ihiik you’r
ktny o’ if t : 'il
If this he fo tl-i jir:y )knr fj’jeil
How fn a'l I mend ir "you vi’I fy
' to me ?
Turn yrur P-rr gfr n A P C
Exp fe l:i I'o-'y tl--ir Vila JiulfiK-
s
W!i 3 Ciy in 'imit -ns are a Vciyy
ld
To rrpic cniat-vt who Tr'
Io id
Old Laws and -a-rv-d Coii-lLuLini io
Str'kc at this 1 and lirlf Lrf?
inter :a::
That fay tliis i i riudir g cm Ccn
1? this you! I vent'rin i!o I cani "y ficr'a-e"
You vvil ur t l ml yiv:i t iii- - —
Tuhsm — "t — I —
I AM invv-ieJ bv a ten c ofclutr
In ii :ie'kr wn -0 (he Lb!r h imf
tl e lucdi m' f yr-m ul5 I l-u i tr
NariO'titl Giiciixer: h d -'n rci
the in-fi enefiecr p!in to 'lexy
n-vnt of 'ha Levvwnd Ariitia mi
fluyed in the l i'e gxtdi-irn i:: r
ALjm Gc ct:il-S- Cliir ard (oi :hc
ciiutunable' -re'pcftiveliOmcs ac: m-idauun to L
: tor hc'e pu-yu'
an adequlte lun of ni'irey hi t o:
fji warded toth'S peft by u RniTci-cvt
extraurdmaiy from lie II Jt csb'e
ILmy Ki'OX Secicsati c War wi
Oidei f r a jia‘uily ufelo hTg to r t
full- cl a of thefe c i zen: a:iJ an ex
icufiuiii) ry ud UaiK’Cs to l o h:
curc--fiiini on lie pan cf gjv
e nnwntwh'ch ne her had a r git i
exe 1:1- is mjch to be l-:icrr
that the geneious intent irauicfl'’
in thefe meal'urctfhciiiJ'fioni cieit
tnfo e ecu an t urcxe-icd have fa
ei cf ihe‘fefieJ effeft -
I have dcouiei hi expcfbf'n o
fact neceffaiyta uiun viaft and cf
fice the iMcjudjces whLh ha-e bee
- cftblihed by the dirteiiui crd‘ti
on cf the Lcvie in their pT
thro Kentucky — A ccndiuch w i
from (he cdami'ou iTueVftticc
palgn It Was not in rhu power of ge
neral St Clair to remedy-— e-'
immedta e foureef comfort and ac
commendation being ip tru-’h ex
fejoilci And at the Cime :tlms t
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