The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

q, WHY uad IN u great nleafurc,
nsen ms atiitants; and whom he regarded rs
ms iriends. Nothing of this kind eicaped him;
ana INC author iuomitted TO the law which
was pahedby Songrcis. FROM what has laeely
" o does not appear that the public even
.utP0Seeo oy whae hands the torch was held,
y, zen ,ignted INN by the way of dearuction.
Io'h Mafch 1901, June 1902, he fubmit-
eu' ~t'houF announcing his promprers, to
;e .ort Ok .mPertinenee, of neglect, and os
ingratitude, for which the democr,ts IS u,
nave oeen 10 unfortunately famous. In
June Taft, and in the courie of da,nte o,;.h
ia private perfon,* he accidentally rsf.rrsd =,
lome attentions which ne had received frnn,
the Chief Of thcparty, Thomas JeHerfnn A.
alarm was inltantly founded bv tho, 60
fparty. The writer had, at thar tir,cn 49,.
depreciation Of the effects that u,erg. 70 ST..
than the man who fra cut an alnbahet -
wooden types had of the art of printino. r
was then that democratical oraf;t,de No.
forth ali its glory While the caufe Of nIare-
Ehunrlng was in dependence, while nobody
fcould tell whether Adams or TefFerfnn was -
become PRECEDENT, the +" Profpea," and ifs
author, had been fuficiently praifed. But. at
the diitance Of two years, the tone was com
iPletely altered The book was declared 70
nave been, from the beginning, fcandaIous
libel, and Calender h;mief icoundrej II
was alledged, as the height ofaudacity for him
to lay, tilat the prefident had ever patronized
| 70 vile performance, or beloved one EarthiDo
| 10 promote its facets. The money, iF i ever
had been given, was not the aiifance of a
chlettain to one of his partizans, but the
charity, of a private gentleman, who, by the
way had never before been marked for his
IN n itur - I
ecrabie beggar- MERIwETHER IoNEs went
It'll farther Although it was numerically
known, that the popularity of the Jefferion
party had RATED this mans newspaper
from darknefS into light; although, in his
very paper, hc had ia thouland times re-
proeated the trial of Calender, and affe6ted
10 deplore his imprisonment; he now vindi-
Gated fbaf trial ,and commended that impriiou-
ment. Jones did not, at this time, diltn6tIv
ioretee that the trap-door of juitice would
ipeedy break beneath him. He,is now fully
convinced OF his approaching ruin; but pais-
ing over this pitifql unit in the n1yriads of
exittenee, we proceed with the proper hero
OF the tale, with Thomas Jefferion himielf
mas m2n had it in his power, with Jingle
"oFo,to cave extinguilhed the VOLCANOES of re-
Pfo"ch which were fhowering theil contents
ON pefior, who had ferged him, who had
been perfecated for him, and who had never
injured bin. With thar frigid indifference
Whicn forms rhe pride OF his character, the
Preiloent food neuter. Like the rernora, at the
tan or the fhark, Mr.. Madifon kept clofe be-
! hIild has mater. Oppreihon, of courfe, pro-
Fo&es reliitanees and the hiRory Of the re-
mli',on buhnefs, with variety Of coIIatera,
anecdotes, was committed 70 the contempt af
the world -
! he fact of the rendition was atfirfe denied
Iin the oittercit terms. Wien this had been
e't@oiithed, il was with equal accuracy. de-
Icildcd on the mott contradictory grounds
hiake lad that the PRECEDENT had RIGHT to piva
pack the hne from the tEeaiiirY, If he tbo1ebt
1f1e e " TO have been Illegal, on which u was
exacsed. Chcetham iaid that this would have
amounfed to perjury, on the prefident's carr
0ut thaf: as 1t had oIdy been paid into the
hands OF the marfhal, MIR. IeFerfon had >
a Flgat TO return it. While this wife difnnte
was OIL the taps, Duane attacked Callender's
private iif:j and that in rerort produced fhe
account OF Sally. Jones then defied CalIende~
70 pGoilih the letters; and they have been
publiGled. ~''
ne circumstances which marked ire TO-
milton convinced all impartial men that the
Penoeht was capable Of avar;ce; that he
~aieed upon the edge Of All Official cath for
tAe iaSe OF faying tvgo hundred dollars His
mean diiavowal OF man, who bad food bv him
shFough nine months Of imprifonn,sHr, and
tne chance OF It's PerPefHiJ,t dcnonGrated the
warmth OF his friendfhip, and the iublinity
OF ms gratitude. The next and mortal blow
came from quarter aImolt 100 hateful to be
named; but 200 deadly to be forgotten. Prof
Tuition in ITS darkelt hue } THIS WHOEVER !!
l he FATHER TIE PHiLosoSHgR THr
ctTIzENf-A Phalanx OF dofornities that
mlghf have famped flame ON the marble
chicks q aClaudus,or Mehal!na There
hicceeded1 ike a tombRone oyer b is dcnarted