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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13
E*frGa 81 a letter fran a rej3<aOblt ra,,a,,,
ffaI hS4fe IN London, dated Dfeeg,Ls,

G@'FG' cf ieffe1' tram q rfj3sIobls ,aes5,,r
ftal h04jt IN London, dated Dret1 g,l.,,r',-
a Bill is now in its progrefs through
parliament, TO permit the importation of
R pro IN into this country duty free until
the lit OF January, 1903. This bilI viii rel
ce''e the kings a!lent in day or two. ON
crop mas certainly been ABUNDANT, but the
Whois foGk being fmall, we are of oni,;on
comfortable .fnpplies will be wanted f-onl
ABROAD al Spain and Portugal are aii, in ,T. v
rance may be. able TO feed herfclf hi. b. 49,.
nothing to fpare. The fame NAV 81 f,ia , IS
S6elglum- Holland is more fort than ufi,sj
Supplies viii bereceived from the Bair;c a IA
the Eibe, but fhort Of laa year. I7non , tbe
whole, we think there is a fair open;no -
Europe, for the furplus grain of America. the
cntuing year, and at prices that will nav tho
planter well; that isto FAY, wheat in our o,in-
ton' will not be under SOS. SOS. per ouaffer :.
hne Horr, 4os per hbl.; rice, 2os per cwr !.
cotton 3D.; TO Is; Sea IAand ditto as, Sd i
clean; tobacco and Wei India produce a.
peace prices -
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13

On the III Of January lail. due took
place nearLoftus's Heights, Mif;{Bp; ferr;to oo
between capt. John w. Livingaon, rs 90 ~ y
i "a. regiment OF artllerifts and engineers, and
i . James Ryan, Of the Sd. regiment Of in
tahtry' IN which the former was wounded in
the head, but not mortally. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

WE have been fcrtunate eaossh 10 meet sith
90 The HoaHEr''-x Republican paper, late
N eifabIihed in Frederick Town. Maryland,
which ia afi3aous Ia sxpodng the mifseple-
f.ataiions, the iali-hood,, and vain pfctsn-
fons of the Hsraif. 4 violcat federal paper.
publihed in the lame town. We with the
Eiitor the fuccefi he msriu--and have no
doubt I" The Hornet" viii be of much fer
vice 70 the Republican cauie.-The follow
ing Extracts from chat paper OF the I3;h ult.
We give with Plealure.
Although the balea propenGt;cs of the hu-
man heart have been sfati6sd. and the flores OF
hllehood, malice aud revenge. exhauited. TO de-
aroy the fpotiefs reputation Of Ms. Jcferion.
and defeat the hopes. and wihes, of the friends
OF lioerty n his election the voice OF tra,h.
ani reafsn, has Gill been heard, and we behold
the aniabe Iefferfon,' iea,cd in power, difpen-
eng she bleiIAgs Of an upright government, TO
aporosine millions unswed by the fcotfs, and
frowns OF wicked faction, appealing to his
God and his country, for the rettitodc OF his
coudod. go
CoOntsyn<aI When is party rage to fub-
fde Arc the enemies OF Republication Fill TO
be eountenanced and encouraged Are not the
Zane men coootersefing fhe government now,
that ioar years ago deGgna;ed themielves with
shc Black Cockide; that proclaimed az trai-
tors, all lliole. who were not difpofcd to ap-
prove of their sxpeoGve and defpotic m,aiures.
aad Whole minions, were tound 10 every circle
OF focie,y, fceking for fcdition, in order TO
break do~n the fplrit Of Republication
country men. il is but fhort period. hnce theie
umlaetious psfsd in fad revew-hnce we be-
held hsfbsnds torn from their wives and iani-
lies, and with relentless cruelty conGgned 70 the
chrerlels elooms, and deadly dsmps OF Pifon
walls. This, untee!ing Fcderalins has been
she work Of your hseds. Ii will ever fully the
page Of American hiRory. And for what has
ihi. cruelty beeo inaieled Rsa-a Has it not
been for difApproba,ion of your meaIures---a
Jiapproba,ion, when compared, with the enor-
nifty Of your oppo6tion 10 the ptcl:nt admioif-
na,ioo. becomes oit iQ the aaonilhmsnt which
il excites a, the difpari,y. How would il now
be with you. If your prefent actions, were judg-
cd by what your conduit hen was-if ttrict and
Impartial Juice was executed upon you.
Have you not 10 thank the msgnanimiiy
Of Repusiicsns. that you are all permitted TO
enjoy the fsh air, and sd niniter to the COM
fort Of your families and oosht not the conf
derz,ion of your unworthineG, humble you in
your own e.iimation, into the mott abjeet in
Egnifcancei federalifls !--whcre is the blulh
OF hamc, and ,he feeling of rcmorfe. gone lof
Cared over in unr;ghseoufnsis, and your fnali
declining nu.nbcts, lett iauding as monuments,
Of wcikne(s. and human degradation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

Or The receipt Of "RKrusLIcAx. No.
g." altho' too late for io(euion this day. gives
Us pleatsre. For corrett idsas, purity of fenii-
mcnt--sI:sancs Of aile---energy of exprcffion,
and cool resioning, the writer viii have claims
10 particular attention. Il fhall grace the front
column, OF our next paper.
"OLp.Sovrx." on STEADY Habits.'
10 ,hi, days Republican, merits an attentive
perufal.
The fheets. Ggned " \ fsscrAroa."
con;siAine &etch u the caly ~ keen Gov.
Fe1xsr and Judge Dsranee, have resn rscsived.
IL would afford ms much fa,isfatsio:s. 70 publil,
true Aatement of that inte,eaing trial fsr j,
can hardly be doubsed, that truth, and the pub
lie atientian ha, been much abnfed by the pub
iications that have ifTaed relative TO it. The
cetch we have received, was doobtlels dpwn
up IN conieqoence OF thr recent removal of h,f
tilities OH the part of Mr.. Wheeler's 's C6ypsi.
edr," aud its fsnguinary devorees; but IL is. we
think. In literary view, too incorrect for pub.
LEGATION. We Win TO fec il in sore pcrfee,
ga'b, and will then gladly hand !, TO our readers.
9my--Where arc the gentlemen who con-
dotied theic esuies on the part of the Governor,
that shey have not done their duty Who s,r
they. that they do not viodicste themiclves, and
do juticc 10 their client
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
N E w P o X T,
Saturday, Anguf y 1902.


What plan mutt a Printer purfne to publiih
an impartial paper 1t may be anfwered. thar
he NUT print airy thing aad eve,y thiog--Tha;
he mutt pubiih impariially and indiicrininsre-
ly f,xf5 and faJSbssl.-T he snia abufe one
political fetf IN one column. and another 10 the
next-That he mua on one Gde cs his paper,
betfow the mott unlimired prsiic on ;he Federal
Government, and ahuie and Witty i, on the
other--That he mua profefs Chriaianity one
week, and Afhei!m the ncxt--In ihorr, that he
NUT, in one Jingle. chequered. motley, patch
work fheer. difplay Truth, Faliehood, Praife.
Cslumny. Loyalty. Sedition. Virtue, Vice, In
morality. Fedcralifm. Toyifn. Republ;canil,n,
Jscobiniim. Chrifianity sod infidelity. Thss
his paper mutt refembie windmill, algsys veer-
ing to the breeze. grinding every boys grin |:
Or public market, wheie all kinds Of meat, as
well ss calves. heads, and bnliocks' tongues, are
expsted to fale /: Or a violin, on which every
Ounce may play tune, who can crook his elbow
or draw fddle-fick. lDarfmastb Gaz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
From bs wiLMIseros MIRROR.
PuELlc DEBT.

PUELic- DEBT.
Uarcdecnei principal On the
If Of Janssry 1901, So,I6I,zo7 So
Unredscned principsi on the
Ia of Jsnpary. 1864, 77,s6I,8oo 70
1'RE'4yURT DEPARTMENT,
Rcgiaer's Office, Dec. ~, 1891,
JOSEPH NOURSE, Rcglaer.
Thus il appears FROM the tefinony Of a
foiera regiaer, that Gnce MIR. Jeferfon came
into Office, the national debt hss been dimiaihed
Dsfh. z,1S9,3i7 g.
Whila he has ALTO relieved Us from all oui-
Gus, opprefiive. internal taxation.
Muf not thsfe facts diffale general Joy
over the country
A federal iscrtary Of ihstresfury, in a
letter 10 the coEmittee of ways aud s,ean', dat
cd ard Of January 500, Astcs, that I" the prin.
cipal OF the debt OF iae United States had To-
created Ence the efsbIifhment of the preient
government, the fam Of I.5i6,33s dollars and
10 cents.
= This, il will be remembered, was aEes
swelve years Of peace.
In Iels ,han one year, pssfdent J@forfon's
vife and frugal msaiurrs have decreated il near-
ly fbyee ,,uIi,ons.
Thele things, fellow-citizens. are worthy
your nof attentive and ferious confederation
shsy arc STUBBORN FACTS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

Lsoo It is abioia.sly recsgafy to infor,s oui
citixsas ia the diasrent Pouu OF the Usitrt
States thar the RritteR orders have been Zen,
from this governneat 20 Brar il in general on
this fubjett :-sad that icr the Ia ture il will be
extremely imprudsnt for our vsiIcis to 90 there.
Some of the veHtls ieized baye bcea ress-
isry cleared az the cuaom- houfss il the Uuilci
Srsresf for Rio de Janeito. which is contrary 20
rhe laws OF Portugal. as they fuff:r 10 trade TO
be carried on with their coIooies bat in their
own veiI-is direct from Portugal.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

MARRIED In this town. Mr.. La
rKAA 4HvRsroS, 10 Mrs. MARTHA Cooes-
saAAx. dahgnter of Mr.. Jamss Crboo~r., y
On Thurftay eveoise IaA, Mr.. LATHAM
THssron. jua. 10 Mih NABsY WAKron,
daughter Of Capt. .Joba Wsnfoa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

MTE the fobtcriber,. being by ths Nobot.
w able Coprt of Probate for the Town Of
Newport, appointed Comm, iIioaers. to recr;ve,
examine. and adjua ,he claims OF the Cre5itos
60 the sRa,c Of Sarah isgrshs-, late Of New.
port asoreiaid. widow. deeesied. repreieotej 10
io'vent; and TX months being by faid Couri al
lowed from the date hereof, for the creditors 70
bring IN their claims, and prove their demands
Notice IS hereby given to all rerions having
any legal claims OF demsnd, sesina f,id cixrr.
TO bring them in to either OF os. a, our refpec-
i've dwellings. within laid time, o,hsrwiie they
will be precuded,
EDMUND TOWNSEND. / csnny.
DANIEL DuNHAM, Jun. 7 /so~.rr.
And all perioos indebted to faia eGaie. by
Notes. Book Accosnu. or other~iE. are ie-
quated to make immediate payment TO
BENJAMIN LAwTON,l
:, JOB Townsend. h@e'I''''
Nrrvps'r. Axgsf a. tSoa. OTTO
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
SALEM. IulS II.

Drowped, at North~ood. IaR Tuefdsy
ehre msa who had been 60 work % the Tuin.
Pike. rgo b. the mans Of Carr, and the other by
the oame Of Langley. After the fatigue Of the
Gay. four yonng mes had determined to 60 into
Pood to wsih, ihsie two Csrn we're Of the num-
Der, neither could twin ore Of them in playful
jump e., beyond his depth. he aruegled. the
other ipfsng TO relieve him 4 was caught in the
enbrscs Of the hht--Lsogley thinking to afford
szasnce. gu, TO then in their laf arugges.
caught hin and all three went dowa to-
sc,her. What is worthy Of remark is, that
thofe two Cars were twin brothers, and on
one day married twin faen, thar have child
each about FIVE months old their death vas in
each Others arms, they were taken oP ard burr.
cd in ose srsve-they were from Vermost. snd
vexc iaduRnous worthy citizens. Mr.. Lasg-
Iky, we hear was Of Northwcod, young nan.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
Il fyae Asy,--onS a eeod one.

A Deacon OF Chuich in a neighboting
town, a noted }edtraLG, was met by ore of bis
acquaintance in the mooth of Jnne lar, who
ioqcired Of him where he was going The
Deacon very readily informed him 20 Hartford,
to buy fuppy Of Salt for hi. famiy's ufe, before
the ira Of July; for after hat tire he laid Salt
would rife 70 high, that he did sot expea TO be
able TO purchafe any more What ~ill make IL
rife, Deacon, Gys his neighboT Why lays the
Deacon, dida't yos hear what PreGdent Jefcr-
Con has bsea doing !--He'Il certainly rnin Us.
for he has taken eG all ths du.y on the Judiciary
aad laid it on Salt. Ha,lfvd Mr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

Take bIackbcTFics b<fore they are quite
ripe, wAes turned red. pick them ssd put then
into pot; tie them up cloie, and ps, them in
kettle of water, LEI them Rand over abe fire
until they are reduced to pulp. Then assin
them, and 70 . point Of juice poe pouod Of
powdered fugar. Boil is to jelly, and put il
up for ufe. Take every night on going TO bed.
the quan,ity Of large nutmeg Of this Jelly. and
Is viii 10 very mort tine sfses cure,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
Never were the crops of Wheat, Rye. Bar.

Never were the crops Of Wheat, Rye. Bar
ley, Oats. Flax and Cfsfs, more productive in
this part Of the cosntry, than they are the pref.
eot feafbn.---In the Natnral as well 3, in the
Political world. IBIS yea, leem, peculiarly diain-
erifhed by the fmiles Of an over.ruling and bco-
s6c;ent Providence. Whils our Government is
wifely aad vitoouay employed in fccuring TO
ioduary the fruit Of its labor. the earth teens
with uncommon abundance of evsry thing nc.
ceGary to fubGaesce and COMFORT.
". J. PAPER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
Nothing more foIIy fhew, the pitiful. cor

NothIhg more fpIIy news ths PttifuI, CON
temt:ble [hiffs, TO which the tory editors are
driven to make out ione charge sgsina the Pre-
hdent, than their adopting and publiibing pisc-
e. from their infamous brother Caii<sdsr.--
Reader. this fame CaMxS>, IS the man who hs,
tor fome ysan psa been nisma,izsd in all the
fsdt,of papers as the vileA and mef defpicable
fcoundrel that ever exiaed--Ths Republicans
finding him deaitute Of moral principle. difcafd.
ed him-The Federalifs knowing that he wosld
aick at sothing. have received him into fellow
fhip, or rather have choien him their it&itr--
We congratulate them oo their union. Men Of
congenial sisds fund great pleafsrs in sfTociat-
ing tossther. S.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

The repeal Of the internal take, is now
sompisteIy proved to be nore in favor of the
New.Englsnd fstes than Of ,he Soathem ftstes.
Nothing nortsss dtprapir more then when
virtue treats il with besepoieses and iibsrality.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
Mr.. jobs. Adams, in ri, letter to Mr.. Saa

Mr.. John. Adams, in his letter to Mr.. Sana-
usl Adams. fsys there are .' four Noble Families
in Bottom and agan, " there is Nobility in
Bottom as well ss Madrid % IL 70, how many
' Mobiles" may there be 10 Salem. and in the
other towns in Maaachufetts He is in love
With an Arifucrscy. with an " Arbitrator" or
King, and no doubt would have been happy 10
N:c Ga Conful for life" shsbiihed in this eoua-
try, provided hinfIf had been dcfignsted a, the
perfoN-Bsavo--Mr. AdSmi Kisg Of America
"a body of Nohies III RoAon. and TIE pso-
PIE. the " vii,aios and vafsls" not5mg. This
would have been very pretty Government in
deed--fome,bug very 6miar to Ham,ltop's
proportions Mo doubt lhefe tso Patriots were
10 the fecrer at Iat dme. But we have eicaped
iheir ossuirs Je6e~rs, and ste ia fale,y- COP
be praifed. [i6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

DlED.]--In this town, on Thurfdsy, Ju.
ly ard. Ma. ESTHER LIEDsEY. widow of the
late Capt. David Liuljfy, aged 50.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
Federal Mi(reprelcntation

II is totally ialfe. that the PreGden, ever
fent any invitation 70 7sOmas Paise to cone TO
America, or ever offered him apsasge in pub
lie fhiP. Paine, however, is coming TO Amer
ica. with colony Of Poles and I'ifh Emigrauts,
Who mean TO iettle in the Geneifes country, ,
NeY- York State. (SsGm Reg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
- FOR SALE, BY
TOHN HAZARD, fun.

p UM by the Hosnssd.
IN MoIaEes ditto.
Holland Gin by the Pipe.
Barcelona Brandy DITTO.
Coffee by the Bag.
Ns.etsr. dsssf 6. fsor.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

The Rsfsr Ces,iza Eys--" The laR fiep
taken by Soosr.s'e no Perpetua,e his tyranny
hss oot.ssrniihed his glory His sGump,ion Of
the power TO govern fraoce, and the pcrpetua-
ton of it. we're nees0ay to put m sod 10 the
bloody and fasriegious tyranny Of the Jscobins
and Democfau OF Frarce. and in this intsnce
We fbisk fbe cad jsa,ssd fbs mssn'."-No~
what inference will the American reader draw
from tbis Federal kspabiisax doctrine Of the
Centinel He has already faid that the prefent
naturalization and majority of Congreh are
Jaeobsss---our government is Demoeray---of
coniequence any srsaD Employed to deArsy the
admioiastion. and the government sosSG BE-
J.js.frd in ne txiI IL is only rule Nes- Eng.
land, in other words. dSr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
JE ,sefved from Nsac-Tsrk, and fsv /sss ~
fbn Offer,
A VIEW
Of the
POLITICAL CONDUCT
AARON BUR r, Efquife,
VIes.PRfsIpfsr
Of. the United States

b. RE Asfbor IF fbs Na,rafiVr.
10 tie above Psmphles. (fsy the EdisoD Of the
American Ci,izso)" Il viii b. proved. be-
yond all controversy, that Mr.. BUrr carried
on a negociation with the Fsderaiifis, duriAg
the Pn6deniisl conieh in the Houfs Of Re-
prefsatstivss, to place hin in the Executive
sbsis--and will aaonifh eli America. -
Ths kditor of the Ausora obfesves. that "Jt
, 10 certsinIy entitled to the earnea conhders-
tion Of every perfon who withn TO obtain
full views Of political tranfstiions. spon
which the intereas and fafefy of the eooa1y
were, fSf willis fsfpeodsd."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
WARNING.

Whereas feveral vsGcls have bsen fsized,
defsined ard cor hicsued, with their cargo in
different parts Of BrsxiI, either for OF on fsfpi-
cion Of their illicit trade On Tie faid COATS and
por,s, and The crews committed 10 the moA
rigcrous coI snenspf, sRd afterwards ssat to
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

FLEECE WOOL.
Tor faIe, three or four hundred weight of
i exoslIeat Sleeps Woo. cheap Tor Csn.--
Ecquue Of the Prinfes.
Nswteu. AssT g..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

Sail Making.
THE fubfcribers having entered into panpets
L hip. undcr the srm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public. that they carry on the
Sail MAkisg bofneis, 10 ifs various b,snches,
At their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
John MaIbone, at the Soath part Of the town.
1hofe who may favor them with their cation.
may dspesd on puutiusliiy and difpareh. Al
fsvofs will be gratefully acknowledged. by
WING SPOONER. I'd.
CHARLES O. DUNHAM.
Newport. April 5. 1907. 7ef
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BOSTON. Iulv 40.

TIE tsilsaOi.s e,nei, rrns iselstt< m knsy from
an Aneri<as sesftnas ss Lifb,m, ,sorvel
ria Pijmssfb.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

Acscrnts refpeaing the revival Of R.li-
5ior, from CSrnbdso, South Carolina, dated
June a. rate, thar at a meeting lately held at
the Wexhsw festlsmrnt In that place, not leis
than tsprnt,-sss Dtvs.r, attended. viz, II Of the
prsibyserias, S of the 8ap,ia, sad s Of che Ma
thodia Denomination and upwards OF 6.soo
people. [ (Pbiia. tes.
Asrhe late iaIeof Gen. Wilmington, ftock.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02

the two mutt Of nsca1ity b: appointed.
81. If the Fira Goniul leaves no pre-
fentatlon, the fecoBd and third conluIs
make their prelentstions ieparate. If
neither obtains the nomination, they make
a third, from which the Senate mutt Of
,necellisy nominate.
81. IN every cafe ahc preien,atioa and
nomination mua be completed within
"A hours after the death Of the.FriR Con.
ful.
s.. The law determines for the life Of
each Finit Conlul tie fate Of Expenditure
OF Government.
TITLE V.
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TIL F, /.

Art. I. Each jnrifdittion Of Juitlce
Of the Peace has a Cantonal Ahemoly.
\. Each communal circuit or ditritt OF
Sub. Prefecture has an Electoral College
for the circuit. ;. Each department.
has an Electoral College for the depart
nent.
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ORGANIZING THE CONSTITUTION.
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PROJECT OF a


SENATUS CONSUL T y M
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PARIS, Ansuh {.

Exsr0t7 fr0m tie Resjecss offke DeAb<ra-
fi9us eftks eouuea # STATE.
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LateJ2 Forssgn Intelligence.
From Londou papers yseeivrd at tie ef-
fee effbe Mercantile Advsrtfer, 6g
Zip Brothers, Hal, LiOsrfsol.
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SITTING OF AUG. 4.
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is. The electoral colleges of the circuits
have one member for every 500 domlci-
lated inhabitants ofthe circuit. The num-
her of members cannot exceed 200, nor fail
below 10.
70. The departmental electoral colleges
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; zealoD advocate. Hence, we apprchcnd tia
he may perform the duties of delegate wiki
.uoces The objection would have beer
isrongr againa Mr.. JeGerfon than il !,
againe. Mr.. Mr.. Rind. At leaff, this is our
huInhlcopinion. The public wiz determine,
who is 'ight, or wrong,
i hefeccnd cafe is that Of the minority ~
the Richmond convention, who voted againfi
the adoNion ofthe federal governments. This
minoris comprchended Patrick Henry,
George M ATOM, the preient Judge Tyler.
goserpo Monroe, Henry Lee, John Guerrant,
George Darlington, General Mafoh Mr..
Samuel Jordan CabelI, general Jotept Tones.
Abraham and John Triggs, and fixty feycn
other g'ntlernen. IF Mr.. Rlnd is to be ex-
PEELED fom republican confidence, becauf, he
condemns one Jingle act Of congress, VIVA,
are YOU TO make of all thofe gentlemen. who
wanted TO prevent the very cxihence of con-.
greis ifsiff At is clear that thefe citizens de-
ierved better TO be difmiHcd, This pro;eet
leads . ttrange consequences. Does any
man fancy that he has more eloouence than
| Henry more abfolutcl forefight of futuritv
than N2nroe, when he defcrbcd, with fucb
Ilneuitle precifion, what fort of an oYergrown
magiitntea federal PRECEDENT would infaNibly
proveD bef Isany man Drawer folder than
colonel Cabch Or better republican than
JUDGE iyler' Is general Jones, CT general
Dtaion, unfit 70 be chofen member of the
afterlhg Of Virginia We intreat the irdnI-
gence ct the public for advancing fuch QUE
ries. but we cannot help thinkinp that the
doctrine efpouied II the capitol, bears harder
u!PoE the convention minority than upon
! jams Bind
re eioie this long article with obferyinr
that the prefenr ediror Of the Examine is NOS
NAr. MerlWclhcy Jones, but his brother. Mr..
okdton Jones. The former gentleman has,
ior about two weeks paif, been in the country.
! We are extremely iorry, both upon his account,
anG our own, thstit became necelIary to write
an article iuch as the prefent MI. Skeltor
Jones IS invited to come forward, and afien
his Feaions Tor thinking that the makers ~,
as ne terms them, of the Recorder, cen, be
o'ioed by she naules of toUsfvs erfffcesu f. e.
ifaEJ *6isrtbsrs TO rcrits Sesatbsr-c0ck IacRb,a-
tens. # ne deGgncd TO mpcach US with the
Crime OF poverty, cur aniwer is thar no nan
has ever been de!ired 70 cali, at this ofice. 4
iecchd time, for the payment Of an account.
lT the accuiarlon rites TO venalitr, or political
incorilitency, we deiire MIR. SHELTON Tones
TO bEng forward MS rroofs, OF even MS pro-
bablltes of ont guilt We fhall ,f51 quiz
the isbie6t sill an anfwer is given, .oitb tbe
open'<is, as ne terms it, at q rl,ya5lican, and g
man.
We are at all times happy to corrcta real
m'it.ke, for INTAKES could not on every &C.
c4fot be avoided, even by all the wifdom tina,
films in Clarendon, or that blazes in Shakes
pear.