Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-06

IJOpdSdtC tio AohiSSoo LIN HoI tHS ioU
administration tall, and have not you riien
in conlequence ofthe calumn;es, which CAL
lender has been eager TO invent. and &C
tive TO diiiiminate And mutt NOT you
have known him, when you were promo
of his talents, and jealous for his fervices,
to have been a liar and has not you,
cauie thus aou..lhed and been perfected by
the baiett means i!
In the ons cafe, i: is fair to fay, TIA: if
Calender is honsit aud worthy ct belief,
Mr.. IeGe1lon is funk below The reach o.
even mean mans COMMUNICATION in the
other cafe, iECal.ender is :aile, tie whole
weird may Zee thar ye knew him TO be It
liar, thar We uG:.: his LES and rsoiited b.
the deadly injury they "loushs, that your
fyaem has been lie from the beginning,
,b.: your aiccndsacy Is founded 90 Il lie,
and thar like lie and the works G! the
fl,hes CT lies, yosr g!orywill be d.aira,.
ed by The rays OF truth.
(Cax. y. Sta!ss.
The Senate, we underAand, did not a.
gree TO abollh the mint. A national
coin is much wartcd. and if the new men
In rover cared half cent about the peo,
pie, they would exert themlelyes 10 fur
Min fopply of fmalI change. II would
antwer valuable purpofe and gain them
what they fay 70 much deiire, Popularity.
The poorer cla.s are really d;Htched Tor
,he want of it. They relifh no popular
favor but what is to be had by d!froyin;;-
40, improving. As nation too we ought
10 have little plides if the Phi!otoph.fs
will permit US 10 fay it, 10 currency q
our own. Liberty in her own dear .btA-
zen image figured on our cents, her rev".
luton cap on her head-all ihe wanted
was a pike int ;i hand. Surely this cir
cunf ance oush, 10 make the democratic
bowels, ofou. government yearn towards
tie mint.
But to change and TO reform is very
.such their fort. We recommend, as a le-
gend for the coin, " Ib0a I5alt z5t Tear
jaiIe qvnncl,," ard that congress, at their
nexr Gillon, thoSd pax; fpecial order,
directing thar M,fIs GILES, NICHOLSON,
and Others ct.the committee of Dffama-
ten, would receive their pay in cnln con
rainins fuch wholefome advice. Why
fl u!d not cents, as hey are next OF Kin to
agai, adnoniih b,aS d!
(PaN0aium.)
The following letter from the Rev. DR..
Smith, will ferve to fhcw what credit is
due TO the anony NOUS author Of the pam
phlet, entitled I" A View Of the Political
Conduit Of Aaron Burr, f -
Princeton, JuJ 20, 1902.
70 TEE gpIToR OF THE EVENING PosT.-
SIR,
In your paper OF Monday July IS, un-
der the article emitted, 4 vie7v efsbe pa,
hGtal csnaaa ot' Aa,en Bzrr, Eff. by the
author Of the Narrative, l obierve fome
very grol, INTERPRETATIONS, which con-
ceiye i. to be a duty that | owe TO Mr.
Barr, the New Ier!ey electors, aud myfelt,
to declare to BE- absolutely fa!le. Mr..
Burr never vidted me on the rb;ed OF
tie late election for Preiident and Vice
PreGtent-Mr, Burr never converted witt
ne iagle iecond on tie fubjett Of tina,
election, either before or Gnce the event.
No project or plan of the kind mentioned
10 that paper was pro?ofed or limited at
among the electors of N. Jerfey. l am
afured that Mr.. Burr held no intrigue
with them, on that occaGon, either COL
let1ivcly or individually. They were
men above intrigue; ANA do net l:row
,ha, he was diipO.ed to ufe it. AT their
meeting, they unanimously declared thar
a fair and manly vote according to their
ien,iments was the only conduit which
was worthy OF their own characters, or OF
their cauis.
S. S. SMITH.
There is an uproar among the demo-