Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30

toberl By the PAT, Immediately s,ta.
quent, it is e-iden, that thsy had been
plotting fone vaG lchemes Of reform.
which, initead Of .vefng 6e eserp,.
gtbe pss9le," will probably contribute
10 the I" malhpiieaties II The human race"
and to the extinction Of fuperai,ioa and
prea-craft throughout the world. Blu,
we keep the reader TOO long from the let,
ter i!lcif. Here it follows. Weknow
not in what fit of intoxicasion the Blal.
phemer was induced to make it public
Els friend, the philofa pher, will not
thank him for it.
[G0z. q. States.
WgiG'xgtos, Ma,eb is, ,SoI.
DEAR SIR,
Your let ers ofa oA. m, 4th 9th, 18th, earrs
duly TO hand. and the papers VIII Oh tn Y sover-
ed were, according to Your permiilion, pubIihed
in the news papers and in pamphlet and IN.
der your own name. I heie papers contain IRE.
cifely our principles, and hopc they will be
generally recognized here. Determined as we
are to avoid, if poiialr, waiting the energies Of
our people i'll war anu dc1truetion, we mall a.
void duplicating ourfeves with he powers Of
Europe, even in fupport Of principles which we
mean TO pufue. They have G. many other III.
sref, diferent froms ours that we mutt avoid Be.
ing entangcd in tn. m. We believe can en-.
force thofe principle IS TO ourfelves by peaeeabs
means, now that we are likely TO have cur pub.
lie councils detached from foreign views. 10
return of our citizens from tie threozy iu,e
which they had been wrought parity by i'll con.
du9 in France, partly by articles Prlctted upoa
them, is amot extinct, and will believe, be.
GENE quite e.. But thefe details, too minute and
long for letter, will be better developed by
Mr.. Dawlon the bearer 81 this, member of
the late Congref., to whom refer you Tor
them. He goes in The Maryland noop Of war,
which wall wait few days at Havre to receive
his letters TO be written on hi, arrival At Paris.
7'ox expressed avisb 10 get passage
TO tbi, country il a public vtss,l, Mr..
D4zvsoa is charged 7uib o,as,s 70 the rap.
tain 1 the Mpylaud to rreeive snd at-
e0mmedafe syos back, Jyoa can be rsG
70 dtpat ct meb q tdsrs qvarzmg.
Rob. R. Livingston is appoitsd niiniRer pie.
nipoten,iary &c ihe republic Of france, but will
net leave this, iii We receive the ratification Of
the convention by Da~foD.
Lam in bopes ysu will Jfad u, ,ftarstl
generally 10 ,ent,men'J auortby If f',MN
inner. In the ii nil x Jez, gIoy 10
bave sfendHy kabourtd and 7enb as matb
efcl7 as any msa hv,rg. Thai ySu mey
bng l,ve to continue yoa, D,efa iaboan
and to reap the reayard in foe fs4n&faI.
aeis If nations is my sincere prsyey. Aesep
assaraness Of my high esttsm and cfsai's.
ate attachment.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
To the above letter Paine fubjoins tho
following remarks:
| I" This, citizens Of the United States,
is the letter about which the leaders and
oolsof the federal faction, without know
ing ito contents, or the occahon OF writ
ing it, have waited 70 many malignant
taliehoods. 1t is letter, which on ac-
c UNI OF us vile economy, ana peaceaoic
principles, and ice forbearance TO reproact,
will be read by every good man, and
every good citizen with plealare, and tho
faction, nortiaed at its appearance, Will
have to regret that they forced 1t into
publication. The leaf attonement they
can now offer is TO make the letter as pub.
lie as they have made their own intamy'
and learn RI lie no more.''