The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

O. ou' Caiienaer affection for Teffer-
ION gradually diminiihed, until at lafi h.
entirely threw off the mafk, and BECAME his
oec'arcd enemy. Thus have the federal;,ts
gained friend, cnias teRimsniasa mullins
Miomenfi pUtafar''
Few men ever undertook iournev wi,b
more reluctance than Calender did that +.
'" a'hlnston. AS this matter has never oc.
oeeh fully explained to the public, they win
perhaps near1t with patience. At the COM
'ne"cefneht OF the winter .eiEon of December.
'ooo' Mr'-- wrote from WaibiDerop
20 Salender, then inprifoned in Richmond
Jah' he ,ipo6e OF has writings in the hiatct}
telmS' Heipecihed, among other pasts, that
aetehce OF Mr. JeHerlop, which Caliencler
was ,heh writing, gratis, III ferics OF ef-ays.
TOT ehs worthy editor OF the Examiner. Mr..
- laid, thar the federal members WERE
10 curious 10 Ice thete papers, and to keep
them, that the fciies had been broken. thar
lone OF theie papers had been fcnt 70 the caif.
ward, and that they could not fail to be Of fer
vice 20 the republican cauG..
here had often been larzented shc conf
quences OF a want OF concert and harmony
among the republican prinrers, which wea Z en-.
CD thc'r general effc6t- Thus Duane, the Inoft
'nyidieus and jealous OF mankind, frequently
iorbere to repubilh pieces ofintcrch, merely
oecauie they had fra appeared IN the Exami-
ner- a warm of other editors, who dnrG
NOT depend upon their own judgement, waited
to Zee what Duane would publfh, and then
copied from him. a ipirit Of this kind runs
through many of the protection. They grudgc
to rePub!ifh al original article, printed by an
adjacent editor This is pitiful enough, bat
JH ! IS fbe JsaG7, 81,
itoccurred as practicable to eftablifh bet
ter undermining among republican editors
Ii good newspaper were eftablfhed at Rich
mond, for initance, let this be intitnatcd to all
thc government printers in the union, ;uch
for exaa:piea as thofc two editors in each fate
who Publhh the sws of congrefs. In thi.
way, and by "a very few other attentions, i,
would have been efav 10 fccure the difci.
pine OF iixtyor All hundred ncwsprinrcrs
BY this ciafs OF men, an American govern
merit mutt fand or faA. When an article
OF nosr than utual consequence was TO be
printed, the principal parr Of the plan wa
that = number of fleets Hould be ftruck OF
at New York, or at Richmond, fol initance
and tranimitted, all at once, 70 the republican
printers IN every part of the union. By the.i
receiving, and pubiilhing I'll thcie articlss
at the fame time, tie jealouiy OF Composition
wouldhave been deittoyed; while tbssee,.sssl
editors were 70 sragg after thefl, at atie Gil.
lance of feveral days, and very often of leyesa
weeks. The efe1 Of fuch an Arrangement
nluif have been infinitely hyperion to thar o.
the prcfent diforderly croud of republican
newspapers. They G,ould nor Their have beer
ieen contradi6sing each other in the a0iurt
manner that they lately have done. What is
the Inc Of battle firing ia pIatnons, OF the
hip tlarpops by hnglc guns, compared with
the imprctiioE Of general attack, OF ferries
of full broadfides The refuit is very much
the fame IN printing, as in fighting. Hali
the cNpences Of mint, WHICH colt bat
twenty-five thouiand dollars per annuul,@ or
one tenth part Of the iilns that arc yearly
iqaandcrcd upon Indian treaties and rasions,
- ouidha covered the charges of this icheine.
Another part of it was to this purpolc.
hS repoheofies of government coRtain ar
immenie number OF fate papers of all kinds,
tilaf rcfieet very lrnall honor on the late adj
>nlintratlon. a Perfon of abilities fuite3 TO
Inc tatk might have been employed 70 make
conitant fcseaions for the pfincipal rcpnb~
!icanF newspapers. No judgement can DC
formed OF the weight of{uCb materials from the
dfiYeIltDg ilanderuus report Df the Connnttec
CT lnvcft,Gation. Csndour demands an acSnoej-
Ied9'nent thai the preicnt bard &C dtIuot
equally prompt as the laft one, to furniih ma
terlals for the damnasory hiforian. They
had an ample fhare in conceaing or promo
apting the mildeeds OF their pyedeceiiors
Of this, the Algerae treaty, with all IFS
perdagcs Of di!grace, affords an immortal de-
monitratlon,4 A lcleetion, like thal tuggei-
ted, would have produced an irreiifflblc in
Pni'c' and, when bufRing in one Jingle week
fron On hundred newspapers, would have
pI4ced their adverfaries in i mott pcrilous con
dition. Believing, as he then did, that lone
OF them were much better men than they
have iince proved to be, the author OF this plan
rnrr,r,nf.l II ridir ntthiif- hnr