The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

began by degrees TO foften. Epishe1s Of
.eproach became every day more thiniv
di}ributed. lnltead Of the tafamons
,,aiiexdsy,o the aoTsd r z. Cal5eader, ain
MR.. began, occationaily, to be placed
before his name. II was limited, and at
iait it has been affirmed chat he had been
1nifta&en, miAed, ieduccd, OF over
powered, by toe dexterity OF NTadiion,
Jeherton, Giles, and Co Ills repcn-
rance for the paft, and the probability of
his refofmation for the future were
dwell upon *ith complacency. Arlength
IN his paper Of rhe aft ofAugut laf, Fir
Coleman,fo we ALTO mutt leatnto be po-
lite, has cone our with q lorEof yind;ca@
tion OF Calender. OF this auiDic.ous
viadication every ientencc implies, that
the fald Calender mutt either have been
a knave, or a fool, or both NIX. Cole
man could nor make better ofit; and
there the master GlalI for the preicar
Tett. We promiie that we ih@.l nor, for
> twentieth time, knock 60 pieces the
character Of MS friend Hamilton, unicis
we receive tome aiditi- onal proyoca.
tion.
BronGon followed the example Of
Coleman. ft.was about ilnponibie 70
forbear quoring tomc late articles ron
the Recorder, iucIl as the fhockiqE NJ
fair Of the twodrafts upon Mr. George
seferion aadthe clun1ly circumitlnc5s
which u7arke he remidion ofthe iae.
Bat when YOU refer TO q Writer'S aucho-
rity, it viii not anCwer the puspofe 10
be q the fame time relling the public,
that ne is unworthy of BELIEF. Accord
ingly, Mr. 8ronon has a.5-Gaced 1Gck-
yards as jai}, and IS far Is polibir. in
the talk of defamation. For what he
did not chuie 10 fay hinielf, he has ap-
Pealed 70 the reitimony OF the preicnr
preGdent OF the Common Council Of
Ihiladelrnia. He has reprblihed the
denoGrIon of 5har gentleman, Who, in
.flrae 1798, made oath il court ofju!-
t}ee, that he had known {. for upwards
Of four years a mar Of good molal
haractcf.
The Democrats were as much puz
d as their Opponents what to maxi
rnaffer. They iaw rll= nsceI,ttv
"a. defending C's former publications,
tecaule thcic were chiefly wroce upon
what is called tic rePublican yGds. Al
cnc .a.slc time, :. was necceGary to dc
clare that he was now q lar md a rayiaL
To fteer thc vefel traighr through luch
a dangerous pafase, required much
more piIotjhip than rhey were poGehrd
of Hence what between defending
. The Proipee " and atuiiag It's author,
Cheetham,. wiki his faculties az tulL
Fretch, made the mott fidiculou. de-
fence, that ever wettec . E4cer OF paper.
You have iten it in ali Its amplitude,
In tIe g Recolder" . Of the 18Th u aug
gulf lat That he has fiHed and rlvcr-
tel his hero Icf2rCon in AZ oct o. deli
ber@te perjury can hardly be doubted
ny any body, unlels vou can FAY, that
when fun Of money has 6een paid to
a public officer and receipt granted
for it, this money has nog become
NE property # q yernHeHt, i Don the We
~ iame principle and wilh exactly the
fame propnety, Mr.. .icHerton might re-
init all The balances shat r>1 in the hands
Of the public collectors Of tic Gan1p du
ties, ofthe excite, ofthe aGeGed tax, o.
the inpo9. Ii entirely poaibIe, fh1g
iuch balances extend To three, fix, Or
'en million. Of dollars. The pJeGdcnr
has only to fay Genrlen1ep, the
balance due upon tbcfe taxes has
&c nos yet been paid iato the rreaGry.
6 here Is power In me 10 r5ait 1t.