The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03
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week Palt with Charges the mott !Ihscu-
loiis agalnit the preiident; Iuch rs his
bribing Calender to write the Prof
poet Before u.s." the ftary of Sally
and her children sc. was NOT Iisrle
grieved when | hr6 iaw them, that
iucfl man as Calender lhou!d be
allowed thus to calumniate the Chief
nagiitrate with inpunity. believ-
ed his ohlc4 was 20 intpire the
'''s1ts of the people with unfavourable
Opinions of him whom Gas long As he
acts Property they arc bound ro rcve-
renee. rs Iexpcttrd the charges were
uhtounded, and originated from ditab-
pointed expectations, waircd daily to
Ice them coHlured by iome of Mr.. Eef-
ieriaf' S friends, in ijach manner rs to
throw tie public odium on him who
had ralied them. But alas bow have
/ been disappointed Tnltead of feeling
them satisfactorily cleared up, find no.
thing bur proofs oftbeir aGthcncitf.
Fhe tory Of Sally and the prchdens,
When, ! firft law it, afforded me contidc-
faoie dtvcrfon, becautc then believed
It rooS! it's riGc from the virulence
OF CaIlender's dilpoli1Ion but when
the truth had been TO we'll ltrritcd rs 20
admit OF no olOuhe, became iteiouilv
concerned toc the welfare of our coun-
Try. once thought Mr.. Jefcrlon a man
OF tome virt9ei or It leaf, Hid nor lI2-
pole he would openly violate. the COM
mon Avs OF tieCorum. Bur when it has
been proved, that he vcngured 70 take
up with this negro woman, SaNy, in the
face or The world; that The and her fon
ON, the fruit of their unlawful com
nerce, accompanied him % FRANCE
ana there felt the bcniga effects Of his
friendihlp; IN lhorr, that he has not been
aihamed TO treat her in all, or nearly in
all fcipccts, elen before his lawful
etaugilTers, IN rho fame manner, as I1r
formerly treated their morher; whar
opinion mutt rho world entertain of hin3
l'oic daughters, who ihouli have been
the principal objects Of his dor,el}ic
concern, have had the modification 10
Ice iiisSltimata, rauiatto filters, and bro
shefs' enjoying the fame privileges Of
parental affection with c,niclves. Alas
Mr- j. did noc your phileiophy teach
you the Inproprlety Of itch proceed
lngs Did not the holy icriprures thew
you the I'm, which you were thus heap-
ing upon your own foul, againit rfe day
OF wrath : II neither the light of ph;lo-
iopily, nor the divine 'preceprs of chrif-
tianity could have any influence over
your conduct, one would have iuppo:ed
tAat a due regard for your own repura-
ton, and the reputation of your children.
would have curhed your brutal paflions
or at leaff, confined Them within more
decent bounds. Why nor have married
ioinc worthy woman OF your own com
pieNiono who, while lhe guarded over
shc education OF your children. miehr
AaVe afforded you conloLarion in v1nr
advanced years ? inffead Of a6lina in
th'S prudent manner, you choie 10 take
20 your botom, a iooty daughter ~
-hiricai and,thus TO incur the ,lirci34Eh
OF your chiidlen, and the general dies
tatlon OF mankind Alas alas of how
little avail, OF rather, how iniprio1e ar,.
;a'o e. without good heart. You, Mr..
Jefehon, have talents whc! would bav,
oeeh an honor to America, had thrv
oceh employed ina proper manner. bur
you nave ProftltHted them to the 5a(ef
P"fPoies. Infead of b;ire beneficial
20 our country, fear they will nalv
ieFye to accelerate her downfall Yc
zeaio"s defenders Of Mr.. Jeferlonl look
at his conduct and bl,ab. 100
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