Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06
FROM THE EVENING POST.
Mr.. EDIroR,

that the democrats lii any part OF Tie Ont
ed States, would have been either fufflci-
enely rueau Or imfndeast TO ahane to them
Eelyes the natne of WaJ6ixgt0a and ..Jfefsr-
lsu;aa rs3abi;caus; and although they
were tie conttant reyiiers ct bis admin
flration and oPpoiers Of his meaiares; al.
though they have uniformly been, and
continue to be, attuated, aad the sup
porterS Of a political (yaem directly con-
trary to that which he fuppcrre3 and re-
commended; yet by a6ociaiing two Games
as different as light is from 9alkneis, ar
tempt to give ,hemfelyes eonieqaence with
the iadJfcumi1ati0g muIMu4e, ard de-
lade them into fuppohsion, that they
had harmonized in poIincs with VAIN
ington while living, ard had, iince his
death, been Tie guardians, ard protectors
of his fame.
You, Sir, if I recollea right, with a
view Of counteFatsing this fhameful, this
inpudent attempt at deception, have in-
troduced the celebrated lstter, with the
fgnarure Ct Jafper Dwight, tie pEelenl
editor of the Aurora, sddrelled by him to
General WaHnington; and in one Of your
late papers have commented upon lis con-
tents. A letter in which we fee a worth
kG foy<igne,, ga fugitive from difrets,
o. il other words, from juGice, juf en-
tered into an afyluEa, whe:e protection
was afforded to him, foiling the purity Of
the paper with the moit liberal and un-
founded abule of that Warrington, whole
msafares he and his fellow democrats with
TO be thought ever 10 have approved
and frola Whole name they nazu Rrive to
acquire contequence and confidence.
To enable you the more fucce!sfully to
undecciye the public mind and 10 guard
it from 70 grols an impoftion; TO aiilit
you in Tripping thole unprincipled hsrpers
of their plumage, under which they now
with to diiguite themleIvcs and TO (hew
them to be the obicene birds Of prey,
which they really are, | fend you pub
lication, in which that fame Warrington,
the beloved favour of the United States,
was repTefented to have been vile mur-
derer; ba!c analiin And | ftnd il to
you the more willingly, becaufe have
difcovered that it is not universally
known, even among The fcderslifs, in
what paper it was originally printed
and thai the miGake Of iome one, who
thought the charge was contained in the
letter with the iignature of .jafper Dwight
nat lang Free, afforded MiFsr Dunn no
ilnall triumph.
This publication made its hrf appear
ance in the Aurora of the 18TH of March,
1897; few days after, that fame paper
had, in the prophane parody Of the faced
iong CT Simeon, congratulated our citl-
zens that the name of Warrington, had
no lonser the power to multiply evils
in the United States, and that bis mare
would from thar time, ceafe to gi0e cur
reuy TO 3oAtieaI miqaiy, andto leg4liae
e4yupt:on, and appears to have been
regular part OF thoie iyaematized lniults,
which jealoufy, envy and hatred had pre-
pared for that great and coed man, and
which they were determined he fhould en-
dure.
1t has been repeatedly, and that in the
mott public manner, attributed to the
prefent Editor of the Aurora, and as |
have never undsrGood that he has at any
time even affected to deny it, we have
right, agreeably to his own principles, TO
believe him the author. And as this Il
was about calling him a man, bat he,
dilgraces human nature,) as this wretch
this fugitive from juaice now BOATS Of the
confidential intimacy and friendhiP OF
Jeferlon, and is faid actually TO enjoy
the one and the other; and as it is certain
that he as well as Calender, was former
Iy in Jeferlon's pay, and that be-, under
. the prelent administration is liberally pro-
vified for. while poor Calender, neg