Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
Evolunn V.

great furprie, Sc iai4 tat ts ha4 l,lH.d Dlr.
George efs,{aq Oh X e5m0pd s7 pay s7s 50 D0Zarf.
When the hrit par of The iecoad volume WAS
put preis, MIR Jrfelln irnt un.oh-ifed, AMI
unexpected, :erond remittance 20 The fame
amoun,. Theie hundrcd doilAss attea, beyond
thoul4nd lettes OF compliment. hnW froldy
the preiidcnt was TT fed with the conten Of
the book, and how snAiouily he fslr himicf IL
tereted in its fucceG With This explanation
the reader is left to judge, whe her Mr.. Jefer-
ION would have inPpof-d my alliiance k-ly 70
iy4rs H. ExGrnirrr !
There has beeu Quoted already from Jones :
padage, wherein he mentions, As a ink, publi-
cations agana Mr.. Adams. A great part cf
thef- publications appeared, for tie firf time,
IN the IL miner. Jones was very glad 10 gee
them. They have brought into his pocket foms
thoGlaads Of dollars, which would othsIwiie
have been kept out of il. But If there had been
rlpprefed them in their birth ard by his for
bearing to do 70, his equals mine. IF there was
guilt in The coptents Of the Proraea, then every
republican ia Virginii is ciimnal and Mr.
1efferfn is by far, The WORT Of them. The
abIurdity Of Jones' aceuiAtion agana me, as
to this book is too felt evident, aud TOO grofs,
to admit Of illuaration Although incapable
of fhame, he is fully, fufcePtibe of rage; ani
the anguih of recruitment ieerns for time, to
have deprived him ef his fenfes, IF ! was in
the wrong, then Chafe and Griffin were in the
right and the fathers Of the ie eJition aet were
the favouTs of their country. This is the re-
publican ground which Jones has taken.
now fhalI proceed TO examine fone other
detached beauties in the Examiner OF June I'd.
Mr.. Jones flys that the trial for fedition was a
" bnmifafiag and iabamas /fene" The rights Of
fociety are not 10 be humbled BY an e1eruon Of
juaice nor is he punilhnient Of criminal an
aa Of Inhtmanity."
Ion t6ii, tie Eef5Mggfas FrderaER re57arki-l
f-s- Reader; if you have Psrufed The above, liz
Us draw your atsention to the great chSraeter,
therein mentioned II is The fame Who com
plains OF the violence with which he Is AZ,
tackled aud his meafures condemned he IS
the perlon who 10 tUsLle mas fpoken TO you
of the unfortunate divition Of f.ntitnent. Of
The with to baniIh rty diltindions, and the
detire of elori1g 70 ioeiety the haPPnels Of
focial intercourse The 8 Frofpett before u.s.
contains more abuie and calumDy of Wath.
ington and Adams, than the coleaed ami,
madveriions 10 the papers on the conduit Of
Mr.. Jefrrlon and yet the yirtuous phlan-
thropia,, can fmie With indifference, nay can
eAprels The mott favage delight, at the wreath.
ing and tortures of perlon grown grey in
tie fcrvice Of bis country can furniih ma
tsrials, aud PAY for uling lhern asaina he
reputation and peace OF mind Of the 6rt
characters in The United States. He coold
privately do theis things, and publicly vific
The hofpitable maufon: and fIrviving partner
Of the hero, whole reputation he had plii for
tabbing. He could yEt he tomb Of thar
Wahington, Whole memory he had endeav.
ored TO cover with diisrace. Q | ihame
where is thy biuth confidence, where is thy
Ring.