The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20


Ar any other than the prefsnt tine. fs
gle comment on the foregoing would be ufe
ieIs +; but at this moment. when Anglo fede
raliim ia id the agoaies of death, il ought to b
noticed that the heightened leaders of the par
ty are ftriving Gill to deceive and mifead q
many of the credulous and unflfpeeing peo.
pie into Harper's I" I2R diis5," as they can
add in order TO accomplish this, they flop al
nothing [ but the truth) no lie, no calumuy
nc forgery, is rejeaed, provided it Is calcu,
.laied to" anfwer the purpofe !" till al decen'
ey is outraged, cspdor cruci6ed, and non.
ienfe itfelf put to the bIuih. Il certainly is
the duty of every good citizen, who-has come
tothe Knowledge ofany Of their threads, clues,
tpbs, or tales, intended to deceive! to expcfe
them, and wars his neighbours agairit all iuch
deiPicable artilice. We fhal not ihortly for
get when the war.whoop was given through
the United States, by tbefe fame diiftrblinS
Phariiees, ths,the Cbirf wko nosv commando, wal
Plealsd to declare that the I" Rager of Heaven
pointed to war neither can we forget that
Major Ruatl, the organ eff tie parry ia Bof-
ton, has inpiouay declared, that {. every
friend TO American navga' ion ought to pray
as fervcntly for a continuation of the war in
Europe, as hufbandman for rain in dFy
ieaion. "-Thefa are the fentimeots, 4. d thele
the nea that would lead you INFO g. The LgS
dffcb. 20, virtue religionl are idch your
votsries
REMARKS.
What 5prpok Is It that Mr.. M Lane expees
will be anftsrtf by the propagation of taJe-
hood Is it an hoasl purpafe fit is in the
name Of hoasay and common feBfe, why foop
to fuch meanhsis Lies ard calumny are infa-
fnous auxiialies ard only re(orted TO BY thoC.
engaged in an i5famous caufe.
The aiFertion that pub.ihl falfyhoods in the
Mirror, msri;sa word ortwo. As do rot
approve Of the theory, have not knowingly
INDUCED in the practice Of lying nor will on
the preftnt occahop hull back the lie into the
teeth Of ihofe who arclfe me with tie pu hca-
ton OF fallehood. NJ. M Lane is iavi'ed 10
point out the paragraph or the itmence Of
mine that will isaiFv the accufs,ion. Il Ger.
tainly cannot be luppcfsd that anu r@fponiible
for the unvaryihg truth Of every eGay or COM
mu nicaiion infertsd in the Mirror, any mere
than am for the ninth of the doctrine cun.
tanned ia the K:5r1n. Bnt if Ealfehcsd he's al
any tine Appeared in its pages thry are always
open to admit refutation. have the names Of
every correspondent whole co nmuuicaiion is of
that natipe az 10 require it and i teAs with
the author to prove IT'S truth when called on,
or Oh Mr. M'Laue pr any other maa who is
implicated, or iatereAed, to eaablih its falfe-
hoed.
If Mr.. M'Laue wines to bring into notice
ard exrcud the Cancellations ~ = paper 10 ~ ;eh
be appears to be fo deeply inrercaed, lhail
never fall out with him for his exeftisns in its
fuppcrt, willie he does not ftrive TO build lite
foundation on the ruins of mine. He may ear.
ny his fsyourte paper in his peck I, aud in.
trude it ieto the hands Of every paffeager in
the aages, OF every fejontner at the tavcrus
he may culoli1e it, chsitly, irs literary merits,
&c. &c. &c but 10 he nane ofjuaice let the
reputation of the Maror alone ard leave it
10 fa~d or fall, as public frntimet, unipHu-
encsd by milrepreientation lha' pronounce.
As TO my own private character, my neigh
bouys I believe, cpn eitiiy, TIA, my londna
has rot been luch as to merit contempt, or
even cenfure and to vindiea.e that character
aEainF tie uoeandiI iiinuaiioas Of any man
who has any charaler of his own to iufer, 10
the determination Of me
EAitsr Of Tia Mirror.
rAfer 9pbat has Efen a3UaHced
in f6e oppgGte f4ge D. Mr.. M'La1r,
any 0b/erUafions from The Editor on
fbe a5ovs, might appear annecE0ay.
Ii qcouA be bigbJ indecent 10
furfeit Litte Daddy piib more Than
one" good thing" at 4 nme--but