Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03

m, The Principal 6ody Of ar eitiseas, I'd.
alt orr prepretors of lGrds, including all
the Virginia planters, and almo2 all the
fouthern planters, without exceptional
thefe citizens remain faitl1ultO republican
principles. Our mgG ct eiti9sus and rich
Is Is 70 poevertAl, thai zoe bnus xotbtng 10
fear fran aay attempt agawf Us BY fo,te,
notwithstanding Waih;rgtop ard jan,il.
ton have long had their eye upon aand-
ing army.-Yes, my friend, (rifpg a
bruptly and taking Mr.. Callender's handy
spe l6aV 6reak tie asfpjca5ltz LiAfutiaa
ties BY 4Ybic.5 tbly bavs 55asd rs IN the
| fat lamsers 1Ubicb lucesedsd ar siaJors,,s
or TO fpeak without metaphor, re ihall
eaGEy 6nd means to overthrow this hateful,
opprefive, and ..onafch'cat Contributions.
which they have cramned down our gull
lets, and we hall arrea tie progteG efibat
.lfem efingratiteas and inia,4ice fo7vards
France, fran qv5om thy qponh ahrnate
rs, to bring rs aadsr Rriii6 iaRaeaee.-
Believe me, Sir, when aver 10 you,
that, this Warrington, this Adams, fa-
milton, Jay, and others of the,fame ieamps
who nov figure away in public lite, have, j
/ face the revelation become hch apoGatsS
from all that is good and truly republican,
to turn their backs with ingratitude up !
on our deliyerer, France, and even to at
tempt to bring US into The fame difgrace-
FIJI ieryitades 10 Great Britain as thar from
which We have lase!y extgicated ourfelyes
at The expenoe Of lo much blood and trea-
fure." We may here fuppofe the ffa con-
ference TO end, with an ahurence on the
part Of Mr.. Jeiftrfonof bis high efsem and
afsaicaate attachment. Now perhaps.
there are fome perions difpofed to treat
this as a mere idle fcene a web woven
entirely in tancy's loon, and of a texture
70 flight as not 10 bear the leaf exalniaa-
tion-but what will they fay when I tell
them it IS indebted 10 imagination for no..
thing but its lighter and more uninporsant
circumstances. If thsy will turn to Mr..
IeferCon's own confidential letter to his,
friend and correspondent, they will find
him actually employing the identical Ian
guage here put INTO bis mouth, to provide
againa all poGbility of MISREPRESENTATION.
Mr.. Jefsrfon's words are printed in ita-
lies, and ii is believe! that in the para
phraic nc deviation from his meaning has
ob,ained.
We ihall not pretend to trace Mr..
| Calender from his frlt appearance in the
| Aurora, for which Mr.. Jeferfon advanced
| ixseen dollars, W to the time Of his wfi-
ting the " Project before US, but as to
that wo.k there can be no doubt from
| what he has faid, that the principal facts
in it were farnilhed by Mr.. Giles, Mr..
Madiion, Mr.. Ma(on, Mr.. Munro, Mr..
Taylor, Mr.. Jeferfon, and fome other
Virginian antifederalits of the fame emf
nent rank in iociety. Let me then ak
if the encouragement, perfonal aflifance,
patronage, reward, careiles of iuch men are
| not Efficient to.Aaeter, dazzle, millead &
impoie upon almof any one unaccuaomed
to fuch notice from thofe moving in a
fphere of life 70 far above him. And let
me tell the New England reader, that in
reipeef to ranks infociety, the republicans
of Virginia differ materially from the a
riitrocrats of Connecticut though in
the latter we fee practical equality, yet
| lean allure him that in the former there
obtain the fame losdly and purie- proud
| difincions as in any monarchy in Europe;
70 that when this is taken into the account
what chance did poor Calender fand to
fave his integrity, i'll he had had ever 70
much? And that he was not defitu,e Of
| this when he went TO Virginia, or at leaf
! when he opened his career with Mr.. JEFF
| ferfon, ] fhalI now prove by the oath of a
! reputable man, who twears he knew him
| perionaIly at that time -ba, Ter bis oath
| ipeak for itielf.
| I" On the 4t6 Of Jape, I7e8, Nh. Tbo-