The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08

evolution was neCeii ~ 10 couNtera6 Gi' h
}eitru6tivc frauds. There was rot Z >,an
who was capable OF diitincuiihin- one thing
FROM another, who was not taught that the
cieGti2n of MIR. Jcfferfon, would put it in MS
power 40 appoint Mr.. Gallatn iccretary OF
the rrealury, Whole talents as fnancier and
politician, would enable him To detect, expo,.
an5 puniih his prcdeccfior
heic points have been carried Mr.. Tcf
terton was eIe6eed, and entered upon the duties
OF his Office, on the 4th Of March, 1901. He
ioon after made Gallatin fecretary OF the trca-
turg; 10 that the prei,miraries, which were
neceharyto detect thce pretended frauds,wcre
obtained. They have proceeded in the work.
and have difcovered.
h3t there was no iuch combination. or
league, as had been pretended.
hat Mr.. Adams had left the helm with
clean unpolluted hands.
nat MIR. PiCkering,inaead of owing mil
lions, as was alledged by his calumniatorS has
game i4,5s8 dollars II cents by the wiidom
and caution which he u!ed in RENTING money
10 Holland, and that he had voluntarily fur
rendered this fun to the United States.
NAT Mr.. WolCott does not owe one ihjl-
Eng nor is chere any caulc of complaint
aganif him.
hat MIR, Stoddert is not in arrears, NOT
withdrawing the great clanours againR him.
That MIR. Haberiham has gained about
10000 dollars, by the prudence and integrity
or his meaiures.
hat Mr.. Bayard, noted and influential
member of Congr"fSo forborc to receive from
the treaiury 1900 dollars, which he was en-
titled to b. law
An hundred other cafes OF iiuilar nature
might be fated; but thcle are deemed fuficient,
60 thew that the late revolution was effected
by delufion. All thcie things either are or
ought to be well known by you; and YET,
ttrange TO tell, you have not communicated
them to YOUR conitituents. SO far from il,
your circular letter conveys your appreciation
OF the chance; and of courle, luiffcs the
means, and that you may not be rnGlnderaood,
you conclude with beart fit qualification.
1t is by iuch means that YOU have excited
hatred, contempt, and diftruif towards all per-
!ons, who profeis oppohte fentiments from YOUR
own; and while the word republican operates
with ralismanc, and dciufve influence, the
7crt organ OF theie receptions, is calculating
with arithmeticaI certainty, the diii1onorable
gains which he is Iikclyto acquire
+ or my foul | cannot conceive how mar,
VINO has any feelings, can, day after day, fee
and converie with perions, who place implicit
confidence in hin,when he knows that they en-
terrain erroneous opinions; when he alto knows
that theie errors proceed either directly, or
indirectly from himtelf; whep ne is bound by
IN oath, as well as the higheR moral obliqa-
zion, to yebreisnt the truth, without taking
thoie iteps which are neccliarv 70 undeceive,
Such think is your cafe You have either
mli'ed your con1tituents, or fuffcrcd this to be
lone by others. You permit them to retain
their erroneous opinions, without making
tln@tc effort TO reetify them; 70 Ear from ii,
you re dice that they are deceived.
You are caiujff, and | defy You 10 flew
any ubitantial difference between tht propa-
cation of untrutn, and the {uppreHonof truths
which ought to be TOLD. / expect YOU will
ave TOO much wiidom TO attempt reply, 70
that your friends may takc their choice of al
t-rnatives. They Who acquit you ofthc irf
will not have the effrontcry to fav that YOU
have not been guilty OF thc iecond. In either
cafe, it will amount 20 breach of the con-
mandnent, & than .Nalt nat bsHr fal,e 7oaneG'
dg@igf thy nstgbboar."
FEDERALIST.
- Mr.. Clopton is informed that any de-
fence which he may with to offer to the fore
going writer, fhall be thankfully received and
pubilhed in this paper
Not line of thefc letters comes from the
pen Of the editors. They only with TO give
fair play to both iidcs MIR. ADAMS went out
Of Office qVifh cisan nnt0Hufed bazds But a
chief magiitrate may have many execrable
qualities, although he is not fbiS1c