The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27

CO!liIaGlSClOnS
from the beginning to the end Ouere.
has no, Gallagin found by this time, that
II was much eaiier to oppole, than il is
to conduct government
FROM THE NEw-YoRK GAZETTE.
Ssditioa Laa0.---Mr. Calender hav-
ing efcaped the 1ludgeou of councillor
lay, has been lately threatened, by the
.JED-erf0nlaRs, with fire, and large Roae
mas been throne at the men in his office.
lSee Recorder, March goth. 1Mulkets
were brought, and the rufians fed.
When Mr.. Calender formerly tranl-
grefied the law, the federalifts did NOT
Punlih hun without trial but it mutt be
confeiied chat the mode of the demo
crars is more expeditions and economi-
cal; and there is This further difference,
thar the partilans of Mr.. JeRerfon feek
TO lay hlm tor telling the trAib.
a London paper of the agth Ian. gives the
following outlines OF Pamphlet, which re-
Gently appeared at Paris.
a voyage 70 Louiliana has iuft been
Puoll!hed at Paris, where, as our readers
hnow, the wiidom of government does
NOT permit private individuals to hazard
their unauthorized Ejaculation; and
where, conlequently, whatever iGiIes
from the pTef53 is Of far more importance
than In thote countries OF anarchy, where
every man may write and pubiiih his
opinions The author Of the voyage
ecjis us, that the natural Limits of I,opiE-
ana extend to the fources of .he. lfi6ft-
JiPPf and ll!lD0ari, 'E ka0z0n and unka0zcu ),
!. G. iPace of two thouiand miles /
Not content with this fpecinen Of
nodett geography, he diltinctIy tell US
tn"f within rheie natural limits is, &C all
the country between the MiGinjDDi and
the Appalachian Mountains, or, IN orber
words the itares of KeulucSy and J,umec
zee not to mention the Wcfcrn r srr;-
t0ry,) two OF the mott profperous and
rapidly ProgretEve members Of the
A[herlcan confederacy, and which NAV
indeed, be confidered as the region of
the earth which is making the Created
altrldeS III improvement.
g he poft of the Natchez has +
lsl,ns' been ceded 70 the United States
oy oPatn' But this pofc, lays our travel
ISf' mutt now be ccdcd by America 70
france = tor three reafons, which in the
l1iie OF French diplomacy, are perfrF}Iv
conciuhye-Frf, BecanJS it is 9eyy con,
pS1Is"F 70 france. Secondly, ,Becane If is
s0'1"'f NE NATURAL LIMITS 0fLeniGana.
and thirdly, Becaule France has onjv 70
demand 1t, and Ameriea qgiU mt lbn6. N
fj# a q1@fyGlM But this is nor all rbe
"IiloT Is Pteaied TO allow thar the Unit-
ca 60 states ought to have fair price far
THIS ietsiement. But France Is nor r.
pay 'har price. She is to compel Sna;n
10 pay 1t on the principle that hc
ou8HI TO cede Louifiana, whole and
entire, &c. to the urmof extent Of her
natural INNS, comprehending more than
"cs -99g ct the tsrritoyy ofIbs Unlted Slafef
f AaI0fca. '' ''"'''
ne I.ouiGana of this writer is a conn
try four times the fize even of Modrr,
france de complains ola projected
me OF denlarkation, which is to to ex-
ciude Lake Erie, and Lake S,,Der;or
from the French province ! Our fr;rnis
at Philadelphia may fmile at the vifons
But we mutt tell them, that we have
ieen dreams OF ambition apparently al
mott as e1tFavaganr realized in Europe
CHALLENGE.
Fr1m gensrai Napier TaHdy. fl m, mr..