The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24

y I'm, 90 aihgn his rcafons for believing. thar
ortpc OF ttoefTe or filter fubicrihers would
inG usiEe our ientiments. We have never
Gals ,.m'lar atperiioa upon tl,eF xau,;r,r.,ni
even II we mad been capable cf ,yrit;ns f;,ot
N@'utnIles, this was not the fat;sfs,9a,.,
method OF repclling an accufa,;o,,- az
writer OF the PreiPeSf has embraces c.... hne
opportunities of obje6fing to the c,nd SS. ls
ooth parties IN congreis /; for ex,r,rIs u
the swof4fafes of Limitations. the ,.sa g., - rs -
"ag f5etosaeTn lands, the h;fiorv rs ~. r lel-
cent Fr'gafe, the cafe OF T,jetb ri ~
great number of others. The c,,na ~, aug q
'mpartialty luecefiyely.peryade ~, - u
can AnaHai RegiRer fsr 80 ~ ee ei aMf'r-
and Ssagroiek and CO. &c. in the esc. f'set''
Ge.ts eufyiile' Mr.. Jeferfon, when iecretspv Of
,.@ss mac oppo'ed the granting of relief Some
.ats a.efeIl''eF' the cafe was brought before
Io,1s .9iS' 'ecohd time. The rcpor, Of M
,ene,i'h was read. I rs bill of relief naa
II, IN ,plfe Of It; and partly by the excrtionr IS
hooeff Soodiee Harper. Asapublic ofscs -
n1f' Jehcrion was mott likely in the ~,
6ut this dad not hinder the writer oe 81.
ffelpft' from pauiing, in that book, to,-r. &C.
the active and fucceisful bcnevolence rs IT,.
per- 1 ne reader is rcquclfcd to excur. .h;e
egothtlcai detail. 1t has been cxtorted h., -
neceHity OF icif defence. y N'ie
he book Taft mentioned contains =, -.
animation Of two laws paff by cong,rc e.
calling out the militia. This was no, Da.
y ou!iheis, nor does the writer Iefcrit as f,,ch
OF the frit of theFe acts, he fnc-Ls 49,.
: 1t not only breaks through the r,6n f,oroi
ramPatts of the contribution. BIZ, Att ~
the very root of liberty. This law nror
" trarcs the national treaittrv, as well ,f ~,
" peace of the continent, under the difcTe,ion
or folly, of Jingle man. Of char aGe-f;nr
= the Northampton bubble preicnts a Jvn;'
. nous illuitration. ihall therefore nrocasd
- 70 examine its principal ciauies, with mi
huteneiS, and without Caring Whole avitbkys
may be 1o'A"g. 1 halt upon kind of it,
= minus between the two parties. From
the arlitocrats l can expect NOTHING bu.
- mlichief; and have ff,idied farther 70 ierve
the republicans than they will ever Ilr,d,,
to lsrve me. But as / had never placed
:" confidence in their gratitude, their friend
hip, or their juftice,,i am altogether ex.
emPted from the Pangs of dlifabpointu,rut. -
his publication is dated from 6 Ricb,nond
1" Jail, November Sd, 1900" The na{Tac-
here quoted is not very Aatterine either 70
The Recorder had not even the fnr,,Ie{4
qeilen OF detire TO interfere in the Richmoni
eleefion- For the character of MI. Hay we
nave always entertaioed high fenfe Of ef-
eeem, we HAYS Rated that as a R.ichoaond
delegate, ne IS mott ablea proper man. -
as an evidence of our anxiety to do him,
every degree of iuitice, the Recorder is re-
puoiinlng ms pamphlet ag2inf the A1srcbanf
fN*: ms is@iure of Recommending MIR. Hay
20 the good opinion of the citizens. Does all
this look like boitilityl
It has been objected to Mr.. Rind that ne
diiapProves OF the difbanding of the fifteen
additional judges. Hence, he is held as un,
iii 10 repreient the republicans This is the
opinion OF Tome very good people. From
what we know of Mr.. Rind and his political
dogmaS, we are diipoied to think otherwjfe
than they do. But what if it fi1ouId happen
that Mr. Hay himielf holds the fame opinion
OF the repeal with Mr.. Rinda We have forne
violent iuipicions that this is pohtiyely the
caie' To:n afl explanation upon that point, the
E<an!7sr Keeps at an a1cful diRanre. The
editor OF that paper is in habits of intimacy
with Nh Hay; and if he had felt himfcif au
thoraed 10 give an opinion, as from Mr.. Hay,
in favour OF tj1e repeal, we arc convinced tbat
he qoopld begs done ID.
We clofe this fubjea with two cafes in
point: FIRST; Mr.. Jcfferfon diapproped of
the federal contribution, as it was adopted.
lie wiihed that only nine Nates might accept
OF il, and that the other four might fand OUT
tor certain amendments. The account Of his
opinion IS 20 be found in the printed debates
OF the Richmond convention. MIR. TefFer-
Ion afterwards became fecretary Of fate, ur.-
der this very contribution. He discharged
the duties OF this Office to the confuiion OF bis
enemies, and the admiration of the world.
But IT general Warrington had taken the fame
ground with iome of the republicans Of Rich
mond, he would have iaid 90 himfeif f" I can
$ not aocePtof Mr.. Jeferion, as my fscret2rg;
" for ne is oppofed to various parts of shc
g infirnmcnt hu ,,irtnc u .,,k;eh h :. e