The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-19

s hanaered ar. Giles; md; III t},oet, a
moit every Respectable purIon ii Tire
fate of Virginia. He was orocesc die J
70 uGfoid Calendars general charattef
as q nofed iitelier. when Mr.. i{lfarihsa
interrupted him, and hoped char th-il
! wcru1Ips, che ,nagittfates, would con-
Inc she council Of Mr. Hay 70 the
ca2ige contained in the warrant, which
ioi ~ ftlartd 20 the Eocli;ng Of Mr.. Hay.
and not any Other lnJivitadl, Mr.
McRae, in rcply Ha!ci, rh4t AIcafs.
Caiieadef and P,cr were required be
INC naeare OF rae bond givea on fuch
occahoa@, 70 Keep the peace ~.itl, the
community It large, K WIS Hcceif1r; 70
lhow rilae they had n,roh!y tl.reacencit,,
abel Mr. Hay, but lad 4lrea>iy Ii5cI'e4
ieveral Others, AMI TO prove t}ag the,
were nlen who bore The eilarsEeers Vi m,
famous lii1eliesa.
The riagiltrates, unen rteif opinion
on this point ofl.& was alike. ,col curge3
with the couatct Of MIR. tiay Nj
McRse therefore proceeded. He en-
deayo0red 70 eMIhaif the character Of
Mr.. CaRen.Ie- IN the o.od oiioas poias
OF view, Is 3 li3ndtrSr, n,iicreanr. ana
aperlnn who by MS repeated calua1aia3
on viftuoas citizens, had iualy incurred
the character of lioe!ler, and coafe
quenrly that Of perlon OF ba3 SANG.
he INDUCED in HrZia Of investvc
agalnit Mi. Calender, which nc think
improper to rtpear. I'll: concluded by
praying 1hat bo5a Mr., Cglita4cr aa.i
Mr. Pace ihouid be required @ give
lecnfify, in iuoh fam, rhlt nei.her they
nor any friend they womb f /, woat
ea!ily pay, ii they srani5reG-a. MI.
Wiekham anade alto, fh2rc ipcech Oh
the prapfiery Of bindng over 6,th MIR.
Calender agd Mr.. Pace, but he en-
fireLy obtained from Ill abuIc orinyel-
tive.
Mriifs. Rind and Msrlhall, as coun-
lei fer Calender, began their des.oce
by !.aFin5> tbat rhe n43iitrates of Hen
fico county were not empowered 60
tatle co8nizance Of t!r p7elcnt sIueition
which property ought 70 have CONC
before the rnagiitrates Of ta- CRY 0
Richmond alone Tba. The diiDurc
was oetween TWO c:rizen, Of Richmond,
and being criminal cal;, and noe a CT
VII one, was not Cogniz,ble before The
magiltraees Of the county. tat if this
mode were generally adopted, il ni8lt
tomeunes occQr, ti4at criminals would
be lniiSted, pfoiccpre3a mo tried 70. thc
i4me offence before bolh thcic courcs at
the fame nine. They were aniwe "a
by Aeais. Mct&ac and Wickhan, All
the nagi.trates concyrrcd in option
win the latter.
Mir Rind, in his defence for MIR.
Calender. ttatod, thn the character
Of bod fame could nos apply TO Mefr..
C4iiSEdcr and Paa. rn4q raeV were
men who were iniut ,oa.ly em1ioy33,
thar rley neither Ire iGea-ed h0uJes II
bad fame, Or we're adlisted II GAM lr
and idlenetSj tnar ia 7 could nor be
charged with p lolthlng llocis, as no
Ju.y ,4al found rh-:n guilty Of fha1 crime.
He naincalde, ta.t NJ puoication
could be deemed li5sliou,, ulhls rcyu-
larlyfouad 10 by jury, IN the ordinary
pro~siS Of law Thls Galeis This wa
iirit done, It was no, proper ina MeGrs. r
Calender and Pacc ibould be bouaI
OYER. He argue i Thar if t1e nagiis arr,
IL ghe prelcnt ia.taacS, Obliged VI frs
Calender and Pace &c give iScjrity f3r
theig iurtre publications, thar it would
amount 70 a r-itrainl apoa the hbrrsy
OF tae pref, which no cJusJ ia free
country we're empowered &c insiia. ~.