Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18

Cooper MAJ WIKI equal p-oprietY, 5avc ,Hncd
im;iar mandate TO ia. Dinri9 attorney a. Ne,Y
York but W fear OF with zoe fame iucee.s
No doubs the great iat.rea which the erlpr,
has with &c tain perion., will under rhe proIeeu.
tcr o. Mrs Hamilton rather DC Al uphill work,
be il Undertaken 10y who n it may. Some of the
printer sievils might PEI haps Ne offered frs.
SiiisfSry f:y - ehey the g-o5il, gy2us * then
they mglE cry out that IG,toe is deals oHt equally
TO al. But that IS not tse o5iect, Hamilton muA
be profeeuted, tfsd md purified, or ellie TIE
world will be convinced ,hat the fe3i,ion law WAS
merely isiendcd 10 proreS the proficient eT a earfy
and that IL has no f0rcc 90 protc & the eysff of
s5e United Ssst>'. r. ia known h.t fsversi Of tic
ptofseutions nnder ths lrdtion law, hsy, been o..
screS by She sxecutiye au,hcr.y t- nreids,.t s-pg
therefore srgsy Alexander Ha0ilton he proiccu-
ted. The diariS attorney is bound 70 ptoCcu,c
him IN sgse. II sheY 10 not do their dl:y rripe2.
lively, the world 1IT draw their VA inference.
At enc a'ne tiine the republicans mt not ~ait
Tor the tsEd5 iirsrcrerce of authority. ANY in
dspcndsat nan may cor1nence q proi-cutien AVID
caITTit CT vsith e.ieet-thr temple % ufice i, or
ouchs 10 b. open 20 every one. Thoic who'd din,
ri isto enforce the laws will not dare to rclue
tac ey-reife o. their n,iniiiry. We hope cha, Nv
Cooper h1' ,akei; the reeeliWy measures 70 orue
sAont TIE Uece!sry work, if che ahienc: OF Ma
Itl.ui.son rsaa y. YORK. or rho hoFt lly vnicn
n. made th,ee have prsgehted him from do:nz e,
itmay be durs ny otnets. Fac party are by this
time Cudeientiy ok Of thsir faditon law but G5ey
n.uh fvslIo the coo 'sh.Sh ,heJ hay. adn.in,tier-
e. 70 OTHERS Fhcy oat i7,qiloso it :, n. orr,
IrTs. r. vii cue ,hen, we hope, for sver, OF
The isch OF n,Sas frch delctericus co.. petitions,
sRd 20 III lated he American palate. Let the
law b. That i,wI.,, it maj be equal or VIC are
NOS free.
Thanks are tine to the Respectable and r7uch
iujared Thomas Cooper, foe the noble ADD lpir.
ted Ermneis which he mas diiplsyed on this osea.
Con.
In orr psper of the arr oaober, we gave
gensrii fsteE,ent, THAI Pickering recalled Mr.
Pin, to, orr Coriul, at Madeira upon bis olon
autsority"
EFon fsrthsr invelgation it appcars thar the
faete sse much woHe than we then asreG. Mr.
PiatisS bad ffver,i iuaaness ege71qAy rsgiGlrs4
the iror.3i7.7i o aur iesBen by Druirh veleis at
D1f-iT4 srd by MS und.nn,ed Giieharge OF BIZ dv.
" bis Country. highly offended the Byi,i6 Egvaf
o 5is:sT 81 .hit ltaion It u ety. accurately az
certAined, that intma,ions were made TO the e,:-
fsref.ry, by l ee'tain noted Siploul,tic charzAer
that tn yeaayli Of iir. Piztari 5o9gd Be efrS6ie
essst 70 6is COURT and more etPee ally Lord So.
Yj1eert, who, 1t ftens was highly offended that
YASkEs ihouid dare TO oblrud the execution or
Dir orders
Our * Gere.gry on biz e-- evtssrisy md -Uf5 10.
f e2!ezb.e s9a1sf4ersios gs0 Mr.. Liter a7ara7ees
&bE Mr.. Firtfri j6o-d BE- reeaieEI This fl l!ne,ul
taniaehnH eet'ng TO the knowledge Of AZ. p.
psd peteelying iha nc was likely Dc tSe,if.tdaf
f5e ySyiss u SriB6 i53ass.s lie toe no tire il re-
farming horn ano confronting his osu mn ators
M Pickering having gone fGr Ia bis ssss.hg,-.
s<sd 5fsz5A 70 Ifr Ll9oH did nor with 70 recedei
Ia repseleHtaton # The ,ranlacs.on was there"
fare 1rade "a the P'slient who u il fad, was iur-
5r.-=a at Mr. Pick rag eondRa---sa5 ~ho CON.
Armed Mr. Pn,ard IN his appointment, 90 the
gress "g'rfyfss sT Of thu 7s7aSaz sersg,S and Biz
JrieaS 1r. Ll9sq -rhefs tstts DO great honor 20
Bir. Adams, aAd We axe always ready 20 do iuf
tice where ifisdae.
No doub. the appoinrnen, Of SeaIeEasa1 .s
CoEsuL a. Madeira, would have been very "a
greeable thing ir Liiion, aud in which per-
hlPs al ex yfeyefeyy would have been very happy
70 osfige him.! +!
November 8.
Mr.. Uriah Tracy of extermi-
mating memory arrived here lat
week from the IalSe.-We have re-
ceived a particular detail of the
PRECIPITATION and embarkation of
this great man, to and from PreCq'
ias, and Ma CARA. II appears that
after an expreis had been fcnt from
Piffburgh to Erie to announce
the coming of this Mr.. Tracy,
another was fent from thence to
Fort Erie, Il order the United
States brig Hdams, built it is iaid
by the celebrated Matthew Erneit,
ex contractor, and which cor the
government feventy thoaland dol
lars, immediately TO iail for Prefo'
life and remain there until the arri-
val Of MIR Tracy. The Adams did
arrive and lay there four weeks for
the gentleman, at about $50 dol
lars expenfe per month, indepen-
dent of MIR. Tracy's wages Of feven
dollars per day together with the
additional expenfe of keeping the
public horlcs which carried him to
tie lake. On the 2oth he failed
for fort Erie, landed on the Brtriih