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cat would pick to the bon., without
ritk of harteit.''
NVhat were MIR. Maditon, Mr.. Giles, and
the reit OF our patriots thinking OF, when
they iuffered the public to be 70 irandaioully
Yig<ensd, without the finalleif oppofiton !;
Why, Sir, they mutt hare been thinking of
tomething ellie than the sxtcutiaa Of tbeis,
dry. This is only one initance out OF
three or four thoufand OF the fame itan,p.
ne impartial part of mankind will begin
toiee the importance of patroniziug pa
per like &c The Recorder" which, in plain
Engiilh, cares not a Jingle farthing for any
man, or for any iet of men, beyond the
mot rigid limits OF truth
If genius and interchangeable iidlitry,
directed by the puref patriotism, have
any claim to The notice OF our readers,
| an authentic account Of this gentleman
cannot fail 30 prove acceptable. When
We contemplate the enlarged extent of
his views, the wide and rapid circuIa-
ton OF his Improvements and diicoyc-
ries ii the mott important branches of
art and the nulnetouS and honourable
connections he has formed throughout
the civilized world, We fhall be forced
20 admit that no man pot}tdes greater
claims TO the attention and gratitude
Of his country.
So early we bejive, as the tear l745,
Mr. Boulton, having loft his father, who
left him in nourilhing circumstances,
diitineuilled himlclf by the invention
of new and mott ingenious method OF
inlaying feel Buckles, watch chains,
ard great variety Of other articles
wrought at his inanufatory, were ex-
ported IN large quantities 20 France,
where they were eagerly purchafed by
che Englilh, who affected TO have nc
cafe Tor the projections OF their own
country.
The confinement of a popuiolis town
was but i'll luired CO iiIch an etabliih-
nlent as loon became necefary for Mr..
Boulton' farther experiments. Accord
}ngly, in the 1862, he purchaled tkofe
extenlive tracts Of common, at that
time barren heath, with only a irhall
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6 Thus tl'c wages and exPences cf the mint
g had colt, At that period, forey two tbou-
&c End eight bundled and fifteen collars
@ Il the ilmc Tins, the country was fully
fuppIied witb excellent Spaliih FLYER
8: coin, and as for cents Mr.. BoujiGog
&" firms, ,hae they could have been had
'' in New Jeriey, At one fortieth pars OF
&c che cSrence incurred by the mint If
sc PhiiaIeiphia~ The Committee farther
menace Is with THE Deccfhty for a Rrfuey
g md Weter. This battalion " 0cnGo-
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21

.,Is fauae be made the order Of the day for
Monday nex,. Agreed TO.
Mr.. DAYTON moved that the Honle re-
fclve itfelf into committee of the whole
on the aate Of the union, for the purpoGe
Of taking into eon6deratien certain parts
Of the Prefideat's MeiFage. Negatived.
Mr.. Nichollcn reported on the petition
Of Thomas iier,y, and offered a rcfolulion
authorizing and empowering the Seereta-
~ Of Stare to puschaie -- copies OF
the faid E. IIerty's Digea of the Laws OF
the United States, FOX the ule Of the Unit
e! States, ard TO attribute the fame, as
directed by law heretofore pahed, rela-
;iye TO thar iubjeet.' Referred 70 a COM
nsitsec Of the whole houie and made the
order Of tee day for Monday next.
Mr.. Stanley moved that the petition OF
Mammucan Hunt and Others, addreiied
to the GenrgaI Ailembly of North Caro-
lima, and fundry refolutions of the fad
Alsnloly. rejecting claims for the value
of certain lands in the fate OF Tennehee,
committed 70 committee of the whole
houfe on the 18th of March 1907, but
poGponcd till the third Monday in Nov.
next; be again referred to a committee
OF the whole houfe, and made the order OF
she day for the hrt Monday in an. next.
Carried.
Mr.. Stanley ALTO moved that the refo.
Iution paned this houfe on the 9Th of Fe-
braary, 1902, directing the committee OF
commerce and manufactures, sto enquire
into and report on the expediency oferea-
ing PORT Of Entry at the town of Beau
fort, at prelent within the diflri6t of New
5ern, North Carolina : and the report
made thereon, on the 10Th of April Soz,
but rot acted upon, be again referred to
the committee of commerce and manutsc-
lures. Carried.
MIR. S. Smith made motion fimilar to
the ore offered by Mr.. Dawfon, (haying
been abient at that time) that the houie
reGolve itfelf into a committee of the
whole, &C. Loft, Ayes 81, Nays, "a.
Adjourned.
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GREENCCK, November :.


Since onr lait, Pablo affairs have aaarn-
ed more warlike appearance. Every
~oGicer belonging 70 the regiments now "
ing at Malta aud in Egypt, who is IN
this country on leave of ablence, has been
sgJered to join his corps without delay.
Our different ports now difplay an ape
yearance OF The greatef buiale aud setlyi-
~. All THE packets - Falmouth are
ander failing orders, one of which Is taxi
me 10 fix months proyifons, and is TO be
The bearer o., iuaruaions Feipeaing her
deAination, which are not to be opened
gill Me gets 10 Tea, while another has
,iealed orders, which are TO be continued
fo till ihe reaches Barbados. This fuFe-
3y locks as If government entertained ioi-
picions in regard to movements making
BY our late enemies, thar appear not very
friendly TO the colonial intereif of this
country.
The Mcniteur has at lesgth broke the
EIenee it has 70 long preierved uPon the
affairs Of Switzerland. The article allied
ed 10 is dated Berrc, 18th September.
It-fsa,cs that the preience Of RaPp had
calmea all alarms that the aGemblsges
had been difperfcd: and thst.deputles from
all parts of Switzerland are 10 proceed to
Paris.
While AuGriais endeavouring TO found
the difpoflions of the different European
courts, fhe retains her firm petition at RAJ
tiibon, and perffts in refuhng TO zeal the
doom and difnembernent Of the German
Empire. The supplementary plan IS not
calculated 10 produce any change in her
petition: for it makes little or 20 alrera-
ZION with refpea TO the Grand Duke.
The lat no,elhe prefented to the deputa-
ton of the Diet, takes notice of an at
tack made NO on the privileges of the En-
peror, as head of the Empire, and ex-
prefes her grief that the prefent moment
of mourning for the deplorable htuation
of Germany fhould be iele6fed to throw
doubts on fome of the votes of the contti-
tutional right of his Imperial Majefy, to
operate and approve conelufa OF the De-
putaticn in negotiations with foreign
powers.
On Tuefday MeGrs. Eaaerby and NJ
Farlin, owners, Read the iupercargo,
and Cooling, the mater was tried at the
Admiralty Sections; for linking the brig
Adventure off Brighton, in the month OF
Augua laf. The courr was crowded,
particularly with gentlemen from Lloyds,
when after trial which lated fifteen
hours, Cooling, MSFarlane, and Batter
by were found guilty, and Read not gull
ty. Sentence ofdea.h was paaed on capt.
Cooling, aad the cafe Of M'Farlaoe, and
Eaferby was referred to the opinion OF
the z judges.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
C O N c. r E S S
OF THE UNITED STATES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Thurflay, December r6.

The Speaker produced letterirom the
Secretary of the 1'reafury, covering re-
port Of receipt and expenditure for the
wear 1902, ALTO an Ultimate of monies ne
ceffary for the diiburieIncnts of the en!uing
wear. Referred to the committee OF Ways
ard Means.
Mr.. S. Smith chairman of the commit
Gee Of commerce and manufactures, report
ed on the petition CT Samuel Corp Of n.
York, that the prayer thereof cnshs 70 be
granted. WhsfeuPon il was moved that
The faid committee be ordered to bring in
bill consormsb,e to laid report, and thst
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COWES, Oceber Fl.

Arrived from Charlefon, the Hof-
hung, Of Bremen, and the American brig
Fox, from Edenton, 10 wait fer orders.
Capt. Bunker, of the Fox, reports thar
the fhip General Warrington, from the
fame place, laden with tobacco, was tow
ed into Weymouth yesterday morning,
the hip being very leaky from damage
received during the voyage.
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The Hoop Sally, 5. Thornton, Jun.
mater, from this port has arrived at
Providence r. /.
From the N. 7-ork Mercantile Advertj,sr.
The fa8 Jaaug Britj@ nip Geo,gs, Capt.
Sim9foa, ar,ived mere ysferaay tn 81
days fran Grveaaek. Sbe le71 there an
tie Iztb Novtmber. To The bolifeaes
ofa yelbeaabhe commercial bouhe in this
city The Editor oftbe Mercantile Ulcer
tie, rs indebted FIR a Greeu0eA PAPER Of
The ninth Of Novsmber, containing Lam
den Iutelhgsuee1o the fxtb, IF 1vknhtbe
talyazving extraas are brief outline
LONDON, Nov.s.
We received laif. night French papers
to the gift alt. It is with a mixed feel
ing of forrow and indignation that we
announce the entrance of the French troops
into Switzerland The courier who Ca
ried Col. Rspp's luminous to rhe Diet Of
Schwitz TO difolve itfeif, was to allow
the Diet only one hour to come to de.
termnatior. The PRECEDENT, Reding,
returned for ANTWERP, (" that having re-
ceived the letter at ten o'clock at night,
and confequently too late to conyoke the
AGembly, and that having only one hour
given him to reply, he had confined him
felf TO acknowledging the receipt OF the
letter" AS foon as this laconic anfwer
was received at Berne, General Ney's
aid du-camp fet of for Genoa and in
"a hours afterwards the General himielf
arrived. On the evening of the z3d a
battalion of French troops took pofcilion
Of Berne. A corps of 1000 men had ia
ked poGsiIion of Bale two days before.
Troops are alto marching againa Zurich,
and the French army in the Italian Re-
public has entered the Grifons.i
It is alerteaI in the Paris papers that
the entrance of the French I troops, is
the conlequence Of the reply Of the Pre-
fident Of the Swifs Diet. But that is a
mere pretence for the troops had aetual,
ly entered the country before that reply
was received. The French officer who
was the bearer of it arrived at Berne, al
eleven at night on the aft. On thar We,
ry day battalion Of 1900 men occupied
Baile, and the Grifon had been invaded
fome'days before. 1t feems obvious there
fore, that the invafion ofSwitzerland was
a mesfare determined upon whether the
Diet fubmitted or not.
The Diet has fent Couriers TO the diff
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An order has been received at this cul-
tom-houfe directing all vedels arriving
from ary of the ports 10 the Delaware,
to perform quarantine; and particular
notice respecting vehel called the Active,
MsDougal, mater, which failed from
philadelphia on the 10Th of Auguf.
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fren ;nnor,ant information relative 70
their projects that it has cauied manyl nai-
viduaIs lately arrived from thoie parts %
be arreffed. Ihole who have DOT oeeh
able to account for their reiidence IN the
canital have been ient away and fhoie
who appeared fulpic;ous are detained Until
further orders. 1t appears that be'ldss !.
the fears entertained of the Jaeoblns OF
Paris, put in motion by active and dex-
trous emillaries, there were lome sIPrehen.
hons Of plot againf the life OF The First
CoDful, The protect of 1.ooloule had
lent courier extraordinary 10 announce
the atlival of the jacobins in that city !;
and Immediately after tie arrival OF this
courcer the innkeepers Of ST. Cloud were
enoined to give in the names OF The n
diyiduals who lodged with them. ard The
patroIes that look 10 the enyirons OF the
palace were doubled.
A report has been made to the Senate
relative 10 the ii,uation Of France: but IS
it contained particulars Of no Satisfactory
nature, it has not been given to the pub
lie. 1t is in conlsquence Of this report
that many departments in the South and
Welt have been put OUT of the Conaituti-
on. 1t is faid that the difcontents IN
create daily in Britanny and Lower Nor
mandy, and that they have nor yet dared
TO announce there the execution OF tic
law which orders the new levy. The
priefs preach il a high tone againa uiur.
patton: they threaten France with all the
evils which are the conleqrcnce Of impu-
nifty and tyranny. The Firti Cooful is TO
employ hialfels, drring his fay at Rouen,
in 1eyiing neafures to prevent an exploit
on in thete departments.
Louasu Prices Current, NcV<m5er :.
Alhes, per cwt. American Pot, a5s to
3zs. American Pearl, 80 to ass.
Cocoa, cwt. Welt India, IS to Sos.
CeFee. cwf. fine, Ioz to I1os. good
o5 TO 1913. middling S. TO 95s. ordina-
ry IS to 8ss. Mocha Io5 to l75s.
Cotton, St. Domingo, II TO 22d.
South Carolina II to god, Caracas II
to sd.
Leather, Id. Hides IS to a4d. TAI
red Seal Skins 81. to 81. D.
Rice, Carolina, 40 70 AS.
Rum, gall. Jamaica IS. Cd. to $.
Leeward Hands rs. sd, to IS.
Sugar, cwr. Havana white As TO 67s.
do. brown s. to 4ss. EAT India to
oSs.
Stock-Conlols IS IL.
Prices Current, .NateJeS, on. 80, 1902.
Bacon, per ID. ISI1 cents, very scarce.
Brandy, French, 18th proof, FER gallon,
81 dollars.
Bar Iron, per cwt. IS dolls.
Cuttings flnall, per do. 10 dolls.
Cotton lin feed dol. per cwt.
clean IS do. do.
Cordage per cwt. III dolls.
Flour per Dbl. 3 TO 4 dolls. very dull.
Lime, per bulhel IS to 37I cents, great
tudlltltlCS d. llidlkCto
Whiikey, noae Gtma,ket.
Nezv-O,leans.
Cotton, per cwt. 2 10 70 dolls. kyie.
Flour, per Dbl. 8 10 dolls. 6all.
Bacon, noxe at maker.
Sugar, brown, per cw1. 7 dolls.
Logwood, per ton, Fl dolls.
Iron, bar, per cwt. 10 dolls.
Pork, faited, IS dolls. per bbl. 6,y1.
The captain of the fchooner Betfey,
from Demerara, fpoke on the 10Th ulf.
Dutch frigate hound to ST. Martins,
which lad juit fepara;ed from a Dutch
feet Of 60 fail, defined for Surinan and
Delnarsra, to take poaeaon of thoie places.
NJ " -
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Svicinitgs Of HUI issguen, makes no move
sxneats. Some Numbers Of the Helvetic
Agovelnment ptoYofs, we are informed, TO
give in their rciignations.
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aIeran0rta anDertf5sr.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II.

The loop Sally, S. Thornton, Jun.
mater, from this port has arrived at
Providence R. /.
From the ". 11ork Mereaafile Advertjjer.
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The captain of the chooner Betfey,
from Demerara, fpoke on the roth ulf.
Dutch frigate hound to ST. Martins,
which lad jua fepara;ed from Dutch
feet Of 60 fail, defined for Surinam and
Delnarara, to take poaeMon of thofe places.
N. r. Pub.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
n Citizen Of Rbode-W

Pcrycrhons Of truth and a0srions Of falfc-
hood have become 10 numerous, that no pcn. eau
keep pace with the 6mple act OF recording then.
The fsutti,y OF private character, lefs than the
viI,ocs Of pubic fation, are. indscTiminarely
,raduced. Thin fpirit ofierocious violence, and
dcfpicable vuigarity. mun ard will have an cod.
Nor is that cad diaan,. Violence and ilsndsf
carry IN their boicm, the feeds uf their own de-
ftuetion ana jua in psopor'ion to the fury
with which shcy rage will be ihcaccelrraiion of
their fate. When the private virtue Of "a, chief
msgiars,e is qaeaioncd, and the official integrity
Of The Secretary of,hc Tteafury denied, is,herr
an American, is there ar honea man. who does
not feel indignant ,ha, the country Mould con-
tain monasr 70 infamouily depsaved ~to make
the'chrgc
Little, however, do ,hsfc propsga,ors Of
calumny know. W knoaing, feel the impollcy
Of their courfe. Repuhlicanifn can never 6nk,
while It's friends are vig,isnt. The ccaielcfs
.oppo6rion il receives wilt make them 20; while
il viii frrseto accumulate or its trsducers she
odium Of the nation. az
Let. then. republicans Rand undsuntsd on
their rock OF truth. and while the ao'm Of fac
ticn RACES beics. ei them be calm. eo;iected, AID
moderate. N. InsL
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sToNINGToN. Sep. as.

On Moedsy. tho zoth inf. the Fieemcn Of
this town sacmblsd, for the purpoie of choofng
two REPRESENTATIVES TO the General AGembly.
ard 10 give in their votes for Afiltsnts and
Members of Congrefs. Seventy five citizens
pre!eated themie!se, 10 he qualified as voters. in
crdcr that they might be enabled TO contribute
a little tossrds :. good order and regular gov
ernment;" The ceremony being performed. the
Frecmeo proceeded TO the choice OF their 6rit
Representative, when on canvslIing the votes
(Which amounted to4S7.l is was found there
was no choice. there being ieven candidates, all
prcfefied Republicans. On iscond trial, Col.
lillian W,ilami, obtained majority. The
Freemen then made choice of Capt. Natbaniti
rtndhf0r. for their other Repreienia,ive.
Real and unada'ters;ed Rcpnblicanifm was
rhe objett OF the Fremen. and il we may believe
he Pchtive and repeated declarations Of the
Gentlemen whom the Freemeo have ,hos proper
to honor with their fufrsees. il has prevailed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

DIED. l-At Warwick. on the zzd ina.
Mrs. MARcY ArrHoNr, widow OF she late
Mr.. Pei<g 5xfJsny, Of This town, after a Mort,
but feyefe iIlueis, in the 66,h year of her age.
II piesy and unremitted attention "a the faithful
difcharge Of chriAisn duty the reward
pvomifed by its DIVINE AUTHOR, me refs
iecurc 10 the Msnion Of c,crnsl blhL Taught
from her csrlicft infancy sbc Cb,ysiax Rsigiss.
f,c praeaiccd from conviction OF moral good
with undertaking attention. its prccepu. A.
me irrsl, 20 fhe did. cHRisTIAE; placing
firm and fcsdy reIisoce on the sfonement Of
bleeding sAvrova, 70 pretent her /asi fpotIef'
90 her.catATos. a, wife, fhe was affection
ATE : As a mother, teodcs and attentive !; ~ q
rnierrfs. indsIgent; ard as a member Of focieiy,
charitable. She had but itw eqosls--foperiop
none--in difchareing the various duties sIIosted
10 her fs,ion. She liy'd bcloyed---And died
univeriay regretted.
At Portimou,h, laa Sunday night, Mr..
PfLrc Srssos, in an advanced age.
In thi, town. Mr.. BrsJAMIS SBsAa-
MAN, aged 7s.--Mr. JANIS MooRs. sged ss.
Lsa wednefdsy morning departed this life,
.fies lingering diforder. which fhe bore with
,a.icncc and fortisods, 10 the 10Th year Of her
zoe. Mr. Mar D,wsssc, comfort Of Capt.
H,sry Dszrrne, and eIdea dspghrer Of jonathan
Almy, Efq. In her. her hofbsnd has ioa . ten
Ter wife and an agresb'c co7psnicn her father
du,iful, and sffettionase daughter her broth
rs G. fiten, kind. iodoIgrns, and loving hffeF
nd her friends aod scqssio'znce an agreeable
ompap;cn snd 6nccre friend. Her funerzi viii
{ this sftcrn oon, a. 4 o'clock, at the houie o'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

on account of " The unjua. un~aIran,abls, and
unprecedented condutt." attributed .o him by
the Hon. John Rutlcdgc or the bafc aiperfoas
o! '' grois and abomnsble partially and ipjof
tice, in the management Of free prefs," at
tempted TO be thrown upon him by MeiIn. Kim
lock & Craft. with the hope ofinAtiing nor
tai wound his 'eputation.--No tic views II
as an ilnpotcnt cxeruon 70 cover with veil tfc
character of avile ineendisry, by aabbing the
perfon who promulgated the chasgc. merely be.
capic he declined 20 v,ndicsic the sccuicd sni-
ly convinced, ir his own mind. that the charge
Was Of foch complexion, and 60. founded as 10
authorize its publicity. Neither does the Editor
view il Of any importance, at this time, 20 no.
ticc the miffeprsfentation, diaortion, and iup-
prefion OF facts, in The 6atemept given in the lae
Mercury Of the ieveral interviews with him. BY
Mr.. Rutledge and bis friends. The pubic will
thef.fore fuipend their opinions for the pretent.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

70 sfperss the charsaer Of an Honorable Senator
from ,his State ! The Honorable Senator, thns
alluded 20, vies, with difdain the bale siperhons
II man 70 nationally implicated.
The Honorable Gentleman fays. L< fbisks
,bsf oil fbaf esHid havr ben trts7sd J,sm bin,
has sslv Ser dare What has he done } Moth
log Unlcfs the belief 1t eleven innocent sad
arinlpcious men. whole opinions were predi-
cssed foley on the Oath Of the Honorable Gen.
,emsn, at a time, when his all Was apparently
at l,lke. c.p amount to any thing. Was NOT
the Honorable Gent!sman an inSercded witneis
for himic.fi Did NOT the credence Of all the re.
fpetsablc Gentleman thus declaring, relt !olcly
on the ipi dixit Of the Honorable Georlemsn I
Then eau che public rea their opiaion on fuch
evidence, sbhor'd IN law. and hiGed by Com
mon fsnfe And thisis the teitimoay he has OPP
poied 10 The bald aifcrtians of an anonymous
correspondent. . ihsme Is this all Yes.
this is all; and can il ia,isfy an Injured public !
Injured in the bsfe impoltion and deceit. mali
ciouily and di!gracetully impofsd on the perton
OF the Fiia MsgiaraIe of the nation, no doubt
tor the vilce pefpoics. in the iiae of which no
one can divine the magnitude OF the mifchi,f
had il not beeo dc,eeted. IL mutt be
the in,sref and with of every good eiuzro. that
this buGnefs Mould be coolly aud candidly eo-
qnirct ioto, and furely no one can blame the
man who was pciItficd Of the cscomaancss. for
making il pubic, and psciog il ia a uaio Of en-
quiry TO have remained iiIeu,, he ,nua have
been acceiIsry poR fstto. Every one acknowl-
edge, and de:cas the hafe and Hsgi,ious crini-
nslity. Therefore no one can be angry, not
even the culprit, unlefs i, is, with himieif.
n Citizen of Rhode Hand.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

THE minds Of our frllow.c;,izem have
OF late been greatly sgitated. 10 conlo-
quence of the detection Of letters addrcHrd to
the Pseddent Of the United S,ates, under the
impohng ignsture Of +" Nicholas Gsffroy - sc.
The freedom aaoIncd by theanthor Of them. in
BORROWING can unotfeadiog individuals" name,
t'or porpofes bea known to himfelil attaches
10 an Hon. Member from the South. q HIGH in
office" Much has been isid upon this inpor-
ran, fabjset. and much more remain. yc, TO be
fa;d.
:" feoulS a tale ~.fe'l. rv5ss hgbtsR scsyS
Waalf bs,v'to xs ~ JssL" Shakeipear.
Bot the fsepsr ~om>u has not YET arriyej.-
Time. which natures ns,ures choicea prcduc-
uons. can only. in the pretcn, inaance, develops
the veil that obieurcs the atuocious deed. Tnl
this period arrives. the indign,ot frowus Of in
fs''ed freemcn. for the shuse offered the Chief
MaslttMe Of our nation. ',s TO I've hoped viii
be iuppreacd. For the authors - faicty il
momen,ary his detection certain; his hane
laaing." = 1s5rssn.