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NOTE

We had, at the fame time, feverai other
very odd trials, luct as thofc Of Iuther Bald
win, Of David Brown, Of Abiiah Adan,s.
OF homas Erothinghan, an La, Journey.
nan printe5, II New York, and OF Jonathan
Robbins, BIZ .licle did not proceed Gn8er the
ied'tiou al, rs CT q, We recollcd, but under
the coalhoI. Law Of England.
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NOTE.

NOTE.
Within the laa thirteen months, re have
ietn iop,c capital specimens of this kind OF
ds1ombettioa,
t q line from JohBfon's Rambler.
7 a Poitmafer is obbr.l to find fscurjty
to a Comfortable amount.
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ior what we can tell, Mr Davis ,niuhe jfiu
nave Se2tlt, by quitting the pof Office. Tbe
fourteen hundred dollars aridaa from ,t,s. Iar-
ter has been caf in BIS face, as de rbrag.i *
ny the poitmafer general. Bur from, AZ
fne11'oas FUN there fell to be deducted G,,,r
or hye hundred dollars year fos a c,.rL
VINO had to fupport an uncommon neirb. e
dradgery. The rent of decene MA M.
cannot, IN Richmond, be rated ar he's rb., ~
hundred and fifty dollars more, s5.re. ,h.,,
you hayea remainder OF eight bundled 8,,lls-s
Tor which Mr. Davis was to give a o re,s' d,,i
OF Periorai attendance On the confrs-y :.
pu6hc printer, he wouldhaye mueh iefs TO dc.
ano that lite could have been done by ON. ~
ms lourneymen- Indeed, beGaes thei,. eiobt.
cen hundred dollars Of clear money, Mr.. Ds-
Wis, rs public printer, made Comfortable furns.
oy JOBS tor the aHatnbly. The bieih Is. ir
whole, worth about three tboRja,,d dollars a
gear. ms ne gave up in order to pcctsryc
another that netted not more than ciqbf bvr-
area. In word, he found his income reduced
by fIo' fboafaHd dollars per annuu1, or TO-
wards. Henry Fielding has chapter in
ON Jones TO prove thatan author aofii qor;.,
rec 6sffe'- far beng acquainted 1o;fb bis {yb;s7
ne poitmafter general does nor fccu an ex-
a,te.. ner,.,,,s <, Lsa;.,se' - us own
M &, tant.er 80. y, $50 .-ohaeil,
n,.r an-,,,r3 liz go an INSURED dollars
n Rcb,rn,,a :. .s9G revenue. But
,ha, po-l.gle 20 e5la Shrce
ry of Lucullus
was sf,,n M e., ny lsnpe, ina ne
Of faJersl IT, "y ti,is e@ciIc'lon
op.;,t.J ,,,;.L a. = - !. = IVY 't,''e &c
fideut with he nrof.gsd 'ns prs
mn H. d;n;n;d f.nn, .li@e az 'l" :.
po{ff;.oY eo;1sout H. ~ g. .sr' . ~
rable dccIarat;on tI,t w. 81 ti.n
1O< are aN yssubirau, -, - = ,
made tb, Tears &C., n, 80.
ali parties After AZ IL "
of his own y,,i;f;c,l rre,a ,n;tb -
rnuif the rref;e3enr t,t.og..- o. s1r,..
behaviour in hrs our, c-rnta g.. 'r, 80 az
Dos rot tb,, IN, e NJ e = y
fueecb rell rbr worId :; - "a a -. -
in future. he n.II Sal -. ! ..''
norton Of k;n3ascs -, w rs Pt -:
friends and for b;e an:,,n;ns e. ~ l.,s
who rev;ied ana - ,, -, "e YYti 1913
nreIident Tbie p,.,ao.o S"o a.+as 9tl''
fentiruenf r,,ne 49,, :;,s s'.eetaig
and II has agar5ed +l,s r,r.nt,, -
verfal iatisfa4ion TO Al rare 60 ~ -
Hampshire to the Matches. Rs,, 49, -~,,SE.
Gideon Csfanpcr ls,e. sa,orer i, rlc -,
Of sEcf hilHlines, Or like T;nJ hesr ~
in china ihoD. Brand;{bing hi. IN nF-rs
foymetisn, this HercpIes b3eaks 1ov5, 49,
goodly fabriek of f5eiaI ;,terfsgzG ann; {catO
tiers the brands Of aifcorl a.. ,.,5 -
than IS tEcp had bee vas -, -
Sarnofon's three hundred fnxnS - - r =
We have, on . former ocssf;on .x,,,;.a
the csufe Of our pa-tcIar r;+',5.
fubic6t. We arc rnt,sr;c,,, - - ~" 'li,s
pretids1t from the <,igra3at;o; e 80 ',,|
cerned in fie(e rcmoEaIs ~. $50 ,c1r rStl
ever have {1fncS}sdb;n, ~ ~ 80.
iettets To borrow rb,. 1, .is'- = 800
theie pieces fbsir grrat or;g;4} $500,
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ON DOCS.

THERE is TO quadruped, Whole hdeiity
and other virtues, have been f. much cce-
brated as tb. Dog, As early as the days Of
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NOT 3.
= Vid. His letter 70 Hobby.
+ Vid. his hymn.
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teet III the CAFE oflmpof and ir would
be raih 60 affirm that, on a medium )
tlnally colts les to the conlun.cr than Al
hundred per cent additional, befides the
tax itielf. The exorbitans exDence oF
this imPolt, as here dcicribed. has more
than once been explained TO the federal
representatives by General Smith Of Ri.
tinore, one of the mott Intelligent
ipealers, that has ever entertained or in
torned an American congreis. TRs
Glamour excited againft an eight Der cen-
loan, as more than uitlally waI{eful ,{ervea
only TO prove chat the public are ,inac-
qunnted with the practical effects &c
american taxation. It is anuredly BET
ter to borrow money at eight, or even
at ten PerNcenf, than TO raife ancGed
taxes az fifty per cent, or impolt at All
hundred,
Men Of Virginia This is your f-dc.
RAJ government. This is thar fyf}epi
OF robbery and rapine, which his burif
IRON the boiom Of your iNsfima5ls con
itltuaon., And it is for the quilt ofde4
nominating that we are governed bt
raicals, that, farroundcd by nlalcfacrofs
ana Proititnres. | am now compiling this
page, IN the itehch and fufocation Of
alall: Nay fellow citizens Do vol
not fsei the diigrace of your conditions
ttas the blood OF Europe froze in its
pal'aSe acrois the Atlantic Has thar
oooEyul,lye effort which began with the
ramp duty, exhaulted the FUN total Of
american !. animation /? Has the fprir of
ievehty TX expired { Or where lies the
Vlilble diitinction between the tyrarn3
OF the Old England. and the new one
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BAKI LNORE, zine

6Ttrnfl q q later from n gentleman i;
5ngi@a'y, Psn96I1,emia, 10 4 ssmlsma,.
IN ibis city, dofed 2 at6 My, 1902
/" MS morning paf4ed this town, four
arks from the Genelfee country; TWO of
which were loaded with fatted oxen, Of 4
very large iize, one witch faves,- and the
fourth with wheat, all for the Baltimore
market. Thefe aris belong to Colonel
Wadfworth, who lives on Branch Of the
lloga, extending about feventg miles ur;
into the weltern parts of the GeneGee
country. They performed their voyage
to thls place IN about three and bsIf
days, dlftance By water of three hun
dred miles. 1t is pleaGng to obferv,
the rapid progreis Of agriculture in tbat
country Colonel Wadfworth, who had
been rtlident bur few wears, alIiIrr&
US thar ne has how L d down in the bef
tngihh gFafs, a meadow containing 2e3
acres, from which he receives yearly
from 70 3 tons Of hay per acre. il
alto gives Us much pleafure to thi7I, that
CIR waters are calculated TO afford a COM
V,eyance OF the numerous PRODUCTIONS Of
tha5 country 70 your marker, infead Of
carrying them 70 Albany and New
l ork. 6 Too musk cannot be done bv
renniylyanla and Maryland to cncous
rage ana luPport this trade -
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been iGuedj and from the farnple which
we have feen, it appears likely that one
half or 1wo-thirds Of the whole fun was
Piilaged. The we1tern expedition pre-
tented a Emilar iccne, and OF this fact
the refutal 70 produce an accompt of
the charges affords a lignificant attefra
zion
In this way your money is managed
IN every Department of standardization.
In the deplorable event OF French or
Bririlh war, forty or an hundred millions
OF dollars per annum are iure 10 be
wfenched from yonr fingers, and the
greater part Of THAI fun will undoubte6-
y be cmbez2led by thoufand Official
harples, War is always vortex Of rob
beiy, as well as Of laughter; and This is
one OF The principal rcalons why ftatai
men are commonly 10 fond Of it.
XII. In his report to conetefs Of
Decen1ber, 18th, 1889, Mr.. W6lcotr i
mentions that rie collection of the at
1ciied tax OF two millions Of dollars was
originally expected TO ccft ono hundred
ard tltry thouland dollars; bur that Two
hundred and fifteen thouland dollars
@da'ti0fal / are found neccnary; and,
after al, II turns our that no more than
twelve hundred thoufand dollars 4 can
De icraped together in ehe courfe of tbe
preient Year, Thus We ihall collect
twelve hundred tlloufand dollars ar an
eXPence. o. rhree hundred ana fixty five
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aEt-eM EE,aRingfct. ccozn;,

<-f,81e %lsI5@agf0r, Ge01gfa, x2Tzg s.
General Clark has received lettef
from Col. Harris Of Jackfon county, d..
ted che fit.of May, encloGng two letters
tronl M3lof Carton and Tohn Nc. Con
4el E'q. the purport ofwhich IS, thai the
Indians have been committing lomc de-
Predatfons on the frontier fettIers tb5+
OF the evening Of the 23d of April, the
Nherokees killed child Of Mr.. SbeI~
tons and threw It into the fire, and def.
Perarely wounded TWO others. The ~
rents being our Of the boufe, but wifbir
hearing OF the children, MIR. Shelton ran
to TO nelghbodring hoafe for a gun, with
which he killed an Indian, and took HE
dead and ateoft continued child out q
the flames.
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Total

The Tefulr IS tltac the collection Of fb@
aiteiied tax, for the prelent year, will
colt more than FIFTY PER CENT Of the
whole fumS which can be colleqrd
/ his is much worfe, more Drod}oa,.
more rutnous and frantic than even a.,
e:g6t PER eenf I5aa.- The larrcr, therefore
did not deferve thar peculiar degree Of
reProbatlon, which has been RATED
agajh{t it.
The imPo0 is Tot RATED upon mich
better terms. Put the cafe that ? whoIr-
iale merchant imports a yard Of cIo7b
which Is valued at four dollars and rb,r
he pays twelve and an half Der cerr
that IS 70 FAY hait {, doIlar as irpDo4
But IN telling out this cloth 70 his rnfo
l1iers, he mult, in mere iulticc to him
ieli, Charge 3oIncrhing beyond the net
haF dollar. In this manner, Goods
often pats through two or three h5ndq
"l7ie every one lays an additional raS
before they Teach the ultimate conf
Iner who mutt frcqaenrly pay IL fact
ooElble OF treble the nominal amount Of
the fnPoit. Fhus the co.lecion Of =
duty, although It fhall apparently cot
but ten per cent, fof cufom houje Off
GERS, may very often rife in efecr 70
thirty, Fifty, or an hundred per cent; or
Poihoiy TO much more. Some years
ago, an excite was laid upon American
di!.ti'lers, at leait IN this fate, infantIv
Taited the price oFtheir liquor in a vaa-
~ greater proportion than the whole
amount OF the duty 4 fmilar cafe
nnqGettlonabiy produces the fame e.
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Mr.. Jacob AlrichS, an ingenious me
cnahic OF Wilmington, (DeL) has in
VG,nted mode Of conftruCting clocks,
wf'tch Plomlies to be Of n1nch utiljry.
locks made in his manner, will have
DIT tx Wheels and one pinion; inflead Of
Twelve wheels and ok pinions, wb;rI
t1oie OF the mott dmple kind now IN ui,
h"Fe, From the fmplicity OF their con
itrattion, they can be made for abons
TWO thirds Of the price OF the commo,s
klnd---will keep time better, and b
more durable. We uadentand that Mr.
3lFichs intends to apply fer a patent for
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Rid. Prosper, &c. chap. Cd.
! ms in1menGe undercK5rge proves.
oy the way, the babitual aecgtary 81
thei@ previous ettinates. The at 81
Nay 9Th, 1900, aGigns two hundred
ana it@teen fhouland dollars for this a.
ticle.
Z The latter climate I have f.eo in
iome official document, Of which J en-
not az Pfeicnt, reco.ect The t,s.r.
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Srer9c.
+ Vid The Sedition Act.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23

IDLENESS is the ruff of human ma
ture aal th> nurle OF bad habits. 1t en-
erviates the mind and overfpreads 1t, as
it were witaa leprous lcuryy, even as wa
ter becomes putrid and will breed loath-
iom, vermin, by continuing long tag
nant. This was the bane OF Sodom. The
facred penman remarked concerning that
horribly polluted city, that " abundance
of iilenefs was in her, And from that
fource there fprang tho!e deteftable abomi-
nations, which cried 70 heaven agalnt hel
and enRalnPed her characters with eternal
infany. As the air, IN which We con-
family breathe, becomes corrupt wnen 1t
is long motionlefs, 70 the ETHEREAL breath
Of life irfalf, which had been breathed IN
t, man from above, naturally !corrupts IN
fare of Incidence. When children are
uttered to get the habit Of iilenefs, long
catalogue of other evil habits will follow
Of courle.
Solomon, the mott wife oblerver OF hu-
nan nature, has remarked, that !" iloth
caReth into deep leep"-and alio' that
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23

Nth Europe with cotton and tobacco, two
Of sour great Aaples OF exports, without
proporticnably cramping our commerce.
And il viii be found that as the i'm menie
ard fertile regions Of Loulhana ihall be
colonized, cotton, tobacco, and rice, will
be produced. Bysthus gradually compel
ling US to relinquilh many foreign COM
mercial relations, we lhall be reduced to
the fate ola manufacturing nation, 70 tar
10 be NEGOTIATED to fabricate in great
mealure our own apparel.
But have we nothing TO apprehend
from the proximity of a nation always re-
nowned if not dreaded for lis intrlgues,
and not leis at prefenr for the rapid and
infenGbIe dif'lion Of It's deadly potion :
We have nothing to fear from open force;
we can brave il with confclous pride and
heart felt plea(ure even unto death, when
it llall menace our fafety and indePen-
dence. But the lecret workings of
corruption are not unfrequently too pow
erful ana ''attenuant TO be fuccelsfplly re-
fitted. Sir Robert Walpole found this
fleut qy0rkMg boqvsr irreifible and ON
nipotent and yet fir Robert, eor'aPtcr
Of every thing pure, was ichool- boy IN
comparitonof Bonaparte.
But hope is entertained that France
has given back Louifianato his Catholic
Majelty ! the iuppoition islo entire-
ly at war with every thing we know OF
the Fira Coniul, 70 contrary TO bis views
of criminal ambition, 70 repugnant TO his
obvious with TO fubjugate the world TO
his naughty and oyerbearinS power,
that, had we net good rea/oa to diibe-
Iieve the fnrmife, swe .could not upon
taking general view of his cormorant
policy, acoredil the fuppoftion. He viii
gain what he can but part with no
nothing gained unIefs compelled TO it. i.
The Diaat9r will find his iafety in dd.
turbing the repoie of other nations.
But does rot the pacific fyitem, grow
ing out of the de6n tive treaty, indicate
in France feady dehgn 10 keep poaetl-
on of Louihana; view the geographic po-
ition of Guiana, and read French COM
ments on the advantage expected TO be de-
rived from the felton, by Portugal OF that
portion Of it which belonged to her Ma
;eGv ; r. is calculated in the etimatlon
of France NOT only to command The mouth
of the Miaiiippi, but to aid, at conve-
nient feafon, the reduttion OF the Mexican
aud Peruvian empires.
Let il not be imagined that this is a
rain ipecaation on lubje1s wrapt in tu-
turity. Bonaparte, in his d:lp3htioa Of
nations, embraces centuries 10 come. =
The French article which we re-Publilhed
the other day, fpeaks Of the aggrand'ze-
ment Of America one hundred years hence.
And TO impede our growth by which we
migbt become fo0 pa7verfal, Bonaparte In
the plenieude OF his b4ter4qt qftl7ian for
the qvelfare ofnatiou5, will c0na./cs0d to
colonife Louiiana Whlt a great and
good benefatfor When was he found de-
VOID of a prerext, however grols and
clumfy, to cover his inya!lons OF right.
We .rutt the 6rt encroachment on our
territory will meet with its reward that
the daring invader lhaii be MADE TO
{" bite the daft" Oace admit the enemy
into the CITADEL and we are no longer a
free nation.
FROM THE BALANCE
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Lerlsls coverings of sapesry. 81. -,
fine linen and iellelb it, and deyere,h nhssss
unto the nlerehant.' " sGdIs.l
SENEX
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FROM THE BALANCE
ON EDUCATION.

t" III habits gather by unfeen degrees:
&C AS brooks run rivers, rivers run to ieas.
DRYDEN
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

NEWARK, Nov. I've hear ,hs,a a man
BY the name of Colsfar. violent federslia in
Bergen County in fit of zeal, fVorc !" fbaf be
aooa!d ratbe,t5t DeuKy@oxidbe P,rGd>-f fbe sert
term. htau Mr.. JeFtyj,a." This C0isfar. we
are informed has been contractor for rh. neccr
fairy iuppiiss Of Proviion' for the Randing army +,
add like many other f5Se,aiifs, on fetteme OF i,
was found indebted to the United States in the
fun of ten tb,2/aai 4,Hlrs, or thercsb,uis.
That he ihoold prefer the government Of his
Satanic M'jcay To that ofMr. Ief.rfon, is per-
fettlv confonsnt, as from reciprocal affection,
faithful ferstodc, snt intimate Acquaintance, he
had d,nbtlels calculated on the indulgence of a
bzy credit.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
Thomas VOaX.

AT his Sugar Refinery. South end Of Thames
Street-Has eoyfaufy f0, Sale,
CUGAR Refnsr's MOLASSES, of an excel
- lent quality, in Hogheads, Tierces. and
Barreils, or by the Gallon; Lump SUGAR
livery cheap for the quaht, by the Gngle lump.
or larger qoanti'y. y.-AJo, Loaf SUGAR. by
the Loaf; White Syrup, and Vinegar, by the
gallon.--- He ALTO continues to take in Brown
Sugar, TO Manufacture into Leaf Sugar.) on
reaionable terms.
Newport, Od. J, 1902. cvif
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Trial far Murder.

On Monday. the III November, the fu-
preIne coort OF Vermont, called for the purpofe
OF trying George Tibbet and George Whitney,
tor the MURDER Of Stephen Gordon, commenced
their isilieos a, Bennington. The jury broughl
in verdict" not guilty of murder but guilty of
man psAsbier." Judge Tyler then addrrfed
the ja'y On the foojett, and gave his ideas Of
,nnrdet and mapninghter deducing the op.
in'on hat, in this cafe, il the perions were not
guilty o: the Former they were clearly, innocent
OF the later. The jury we're theG directed to
iecondder their verdiaA-hut after retiring half
an hour, perii0cd in giving the fame.
The priioaefs are condemned to three
months imprisonment and TO pay fine of 100
'o'lars. with COTS OF iait giving bonds of furesy
IN 500 dollars each tor their good behaviour for
ten years.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

INFORMS the Public that he has commsnc-
L cd the TIN PL.z7E Working Bu6neis, az
the houie occupied by his father David NajSs.
nearly oppohte the foot of the Church Lane.
where all kinds of Tin Ware is manuiatired in
the belt manner. and, at the horiea notice, OF
the belt materials. An orders for any kind Of
Tin Ware, executed Immediately. Coniant
attendance given, and the fmailef iavors ac-
knowledged.
Nf7ob0rf. Tuse IT, 1902. o,,f
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L u M B T. r.

TIE /abjtrbty having entered into Cesoyt.
L ne,Sip, vnde, tbs firm Of Sheldon & Rugpies,
evOHH ,slpeafaib mtorm fbe public, fbaf t5ey
bavs taken Wiekbam's zuba,t, next joxfb4Oarl Of
Col. Sbry6xras's, 4v5em iby bave 70, Jak on
'resISSa6ltnnus, a complete eDSnment Of Eaaern
and other Lambey--/xtb as mr,ebanta5ie pine
BoarAs 9 Plank, dear Boayds. clear JSie-msr-
charitable pns d.. /qSa,e Oak-Tmber, pine DO.
lprsee do. OAK Joyf. Hsmloek, De. lp,nee DO.
Biub ard Bereb , inch Plank for beSStal; red
Cedar, ioezg and qobne cedar PsRs, far garden
fsncrf Cedar q Pine Ciapbsaydt +; good Krxre-
beck and 0fter ,Sngics ard L0fbs, S'e.--Lsmbtr
Of any limry6ar or lind cen be procured from i5t
Eafe,n e0xaf,y at Fort sssief.
They aifo have for Sale,
W5a-Irdia Ran BY fbe Heg@e4d or Barrel !;
Neqp- England d. S1garby fbe ss)seoI Or Box |;
MoisGi BY tbe Heg/5rad; Co,aags sfsN Gzs, BY
ibe e,ct. arJnaiier qXarfity NaiL Of all Gs1 !;
Pnts Tar and 7arpenfirf. sc. SIC.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENJAMIN RUGGLES.
Newport, May, Is, 1901. 6Itf
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TO BE SOLD,

nN the Isth day OF December next, if fair
~ weather--if NOT, the frft fair day lat
O'Clock +. NJ. at lubiic auction, unieis previ-
Gully diipoted oi-all the right and title which
Jsbn ASnebsasr, late OF Middetown, died fez-
ed OF, In and to a certain Dwelling Houie and
yard thereto adjoining, late the property Of
Jtaae ManeboRf,, decesfed-Gtua,e in iaid Mid
d'etown; conhfing OF the great room, foye
bedroom, nor,h-wef bed room, and the north
salt quarter Of the cellar, and north-eslt 9uartef
OF the houie yard. Sale TO be on The premiies.
The building is valuable. and convenient for
fmsI' family and is really worth the attention
OF any that may win TO buy who, If they
choofe to pdrchaie at private fsle are invited TO
apply TO the fublcriber, who will give good
title. Conditions will be made known at the
time and place Of fsle.
SARAH MANCHESTER ,.4lnTx.
Middletown, Nov. 10, ISoz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

the bar OF legiflative body-PAiNH app-ased
in the minority, which difapprovcd the fentcnce
Of death. Hc not only voted againf the death
and for the provifonsl confinement Of
LOUIS. and for his cxpulion after the war -
bur aiter he found majority Of the Csrvenfisu
were determined on his execution. he appeared
IS his advocate. aud made an appeal 10 their
wiidon and Juice, which does equal honor TO
his head and TO his heart. :
The following exrraa from Jssraai Of
the day contains the iubaance Of his fenti.
ments
"THoMAs PAINE appeared at the tri-
bune, snt, as he was unscquainted with the
(" French language, BAscAL read atranla,ion
" OF his opinion, the iubfance of which was
{" as follows " prefer an error occatoned
+" by humanity, TO an error occa6oned by fcye-
" rity. You have no other ally than the u
I" nitcd States of a nerica. LOUIS is the belt
{" friend OF shefc people, who conlider them
I" fclves rs indebted to him, in part, for their
+" liberty. Were ! acquainted with the Ffench
I" Langnag;, fhouid appear at your bar, and
4" prcfent co you, in the name Of my American
(" brethren, petition for refpite. The news
/" Of this execotion will give great pain 10 .heie
:" fons OF Freedom. You Ought nor 70 adopt
E" fuch rigorous meafures. Louis CApEr has
" doubsleis betrayed the French nation, bat the
/" mitchell he has done, has been the effect OF
+" prejudice and his condition. Had he been
3" the ION OF farmer, am certain he would
/" not have been a bad man. He has been
Z" brought into his prcfent melancholy ftaation,
!" not 20 much by his own fault as by that of
/" the Conaituent AG.mbly. demand, then,
F" that LoUis may be banifhed with all his
/" family TO the American States"
This eYertion in rhe cauf. Of humanity was
one resion of PAIss's profcriptibn & impIifon-
ment, under RoBEsPIRRRs.---An now
Fell0uO CniS<1 of the United States, in what
light does this tranfaStion place the character Of
this " lying. 6raukea. BsuTAL mElel and
E" ;aeoJin."s D,cs il NOV him eft for trealon,
(" aratagem, & fpoils Z" Does il eviace, that he
rejoices in an " opportunity OF baking & val,
loving in the coafudon, devaaation, bhos,@ed.
rapine murder, in which his foul delights l't
Does il exhibit him. as the crazy conrade of
AxAcHARsIs CLooTs, the diforganizing COM
panion Of MARAr and CARRIER, or the fan
culinary coadjutof of CourHoN and LEcEN-
DRRl Or. on the other hsad, do we not view
IN him the champion of freedom, and the patron
OF humanitv--the enemy Of 1,yrants. as fuch--
their friend, wh-n they become men
Toe obfervations, which have been made.
Fellow Citizens. may aford fome alliance, in
forming an climate Of the fervices, aud an OPT
n,oa Of the character, of THOMAS PAINs.-
They are fubnitsed 70 you with a confident ex-
peetstion, thar you will receive them with cam
dor, and decide on the fubjett. with indepen-
deoce and honeay. LEsis.