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D r 4 W I " G.

BE will open fcEiool for teaching
young ladies Drawing and Painting in
water colours and crayons, as loon as a
1ntFieieat number fubfcribe. He will alfo
pantsually attend on ladies' who with pat
terms drawn Tor Tamboaring, Embroide
~, Toilet Tables s. other Needle work.
Apply at his lodgings in Water arcet,
nearly oppciisc the Veniae Store and 6ra
door fouth Of Col. Hooe's.
F. KEMNELMEYER.
An Abbsratsce zganted to the a.
beve 5gfus/s. jane II. 60
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CAa9 les LsAle,
7Qmes Wtey,
3naQss DolsglaG.
Gods
Aagna a.

To llenf far a teYw Of Tears,

70 Rere far a teym Of IeayH
THAT large. commadious HOUSE,
at Oxoa Hill oppoiite 10 Alexandria apd
ieyen miles from the city of Wilmington.
with about SO ACRES OF land; copiitsing
OF gasden, o-chafd. clover ioss sud
pyaule eronnd. Tie our houies are a large
fable, coach hoaie, fervants t.oaf.s, &c,
For terms apply e Mstfs. Willi4el
Hesbert and Iousthaa Swift, bIex8ndfia,
or WALTER D. ADDISON.
Oxgh Hill, Iniv isw
foa, Snge,
Ah-slsAy, Hout, young Negro Wo-
uasn. Eaqaire Of tAe Printer.
Augaa 3. d
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

In cafe Of IN attack upon New-Or-
leans from Kentucky, there follows >
trench waf. The ports Of France
doliand, Spain and Portugal are in
family ihuf, ADD much worlc than ,,arr
ly ihut again(t US. They vonjr ont
hundreds Of privareers. II s.9ears
from rho table, that thefe countries raLr
@lrnott thirty four millions Of dollars
worth per an0um Of our exports be-
ldes our trade TO the French Wet In
dies. Thee put together cannon mai.e
isis than about thirty fix millions Of
dollars worth OF American exnorts
ms amounts to one hall of the exrorr
ium total otIeyenty two millions. AIirbis
the hr't conful can iacritice ON rhe ~.
tar OF vengeance, without firing piGol
f1e has only II icy, ii Nai be ID His
pirates, from an hundred porrs, ruth M
On the remainder. This l1ewg the 6r.
ter dttraetlon Of a <, nsu, llan artack
NoTE.
C@mwspiag C5sbsl iR.,goa.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

RICHMOND.
THE HoNo7 4BLz
MATHEW Clay

HAS ad5redcd .eaer 70 his late
c,nldrUln MS, ed " F5Gcrai LlY,
g FF5rHa,y 22d. 1893" j. ch letters ars
not always the con1poGrjo oftbe GEN
:iemen who fu5icriDe en-. have
gor three dollars TO do su-a ,ain3 tol
member, with gen injunction 70
"riteJlF 745@tJ flegEl lis aid, tia
A,l'4e deals 10 a con ii-ra5ie ex,cnr il
TINS kihdott haTberdaihciy and II l. vsrs
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
NEGROES.

4 Ny Perion wishing to di,pote ofikely %e-
Dayidon's fore, near the market. Wanted. aifo.
light WAGON, with, or without ,ers.
Ricba1oud, 1f4r.b13M 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
a FILE OF
-" TIE RECORDER"
TO BE SOL

TO BE SOL ,,
From me commencement, g july r.th 1907.
20 M1rch the I'd, 1909; by Applying 70 oue Of
the Apprentices at TINS Office
ALEXANDER G. M'KENZIE.
5iayt5 Oh. 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

i!gnity nothing in Conteit with Bona
parte. would then ak, arc
{. Sos right : And would aniwer
that very much doubt OF it. stFederal
" and rcpublica principles are as
: wise apart, as the north and iou1h
poles. The poles are apart, IL is
true bur, in froit and .detolation, they
are very much alike. The two factions
are hi<ewile apart becaufe- they cannon
oothbe-in the fame place at once. The
national purie," as Paine Jays, sscannot
Garry d0abls." fit could, fome, OF both
hides, would be very glad Ito ihakc
hands over the divilion of public booty.
and to warm their films ata general
bonfire of all the printing preiies in
American. Witnefs the iedition act,
and the trial OF CrofwcIIl1 ssOur cauic
& IS the caute Of hberry.' mo FIR !!
Il Is the caule Of Place bntiag. :'Look
& ar che four years of The lait prclidcn-
tiai voyage. Where are now thoie
:" pillows and l}orms'" AT the mouth
OF the Aiiiiaippi. 1t was then the
hand OF Perttcu5ion was iitted high. :"
But not quite 70 high as it is now, when
nun Gah@0f be given in eUideace e Eff
. teen millions and an half were the an
nuai expenses Of the latt aduliniitra-
uon, 1t was only for one year, Mr.
LAY and thatwas year of preparatio
tor war, and only lwo and an half,
9 the preiene." Itlave you forgot the
two bribery millions 2 The dry dock
would have made third. The prelent
Meal year, has run only half It's courie ;
ana Tx months ola French war might
colt US thirty millions. I
Many OF our readers mayhave forgot,
or may never nave ieen the table of cx
Porrs. FMS is the only valuable part
OF MIR. Clay letter. Here il follows
ea5iye,
''F alua5ion ote&p orts in one year from
the United States, prior TO the firtt day
OF October, 1902, 70 wit :
From New-IIamp'hire, Dollars SIS, ss4
Fermoat. 31,47o
Maaar hu!e'ts; i3,49z, 81
Rhode il!and, z,4s7,3e3
connecticut, l,6oo,Soe
New-Y0rk' I3.79a,z76
ne" Jeriey' z6,2z7
fenhiy'V@na' lz'677,47.
DeAa"aIs' 44o,sc4
Mafyiand' 5000, &C
Virginia. 1850, 3oI
N'F'"- Saioiiha. e5y,3go
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

Making nall, OIL Dollars 2,a6 700
g The fecretary further adds, that 70
long as the United States ihaj.ror he
afflicted by any unforeieen calan,ifv
Whit the public expeaccs lbaD be
Sept wlthin 5heir pfeient Limits. there
w. DC no neceiIity for iacrcad1g the
al silis is very clever. But wblo
0a'iidn made this reporr. he we'll
k"e" that there 7ya5 a forsiecn calan;ry
ana one CT me mott porr1ntous magni-
rude. lie knew that che port Of New.
Orleans was hut agaloG American fbip-
ping, and that circumtanecs wrre
ahoat, that might flake The union ro;rs
cenr.e.J lnl, lhews how ealy If i
" for honor and hJneity 20 MANAGE ONE
" government when aided oy Know.
" ledse." land by po5vs,, MIR. Clsy
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

Ic be continued.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26

produced in his Juitice. Burns Juf-
tce, ne Raid, was book 10 i;ttie known,
char II was with difficulty ht.,was able 70
procure c0py in Richmond; bur, that
ltln, notwithstanding, he thought it
proper 20 cite in this inhance, as he
has quoted the ienriments of Others, on
the interpretation, that ought 60 be given
70 the exprcllion not of good fame.
Burn, he remarked. always gives his
own opinion in exprets terms, when he
does. moi agree with the authority which
nc cites, and his !ilcn@e on This matter
was PROOF that he himief entertained
thcs fame sentiments on the iubiecr.
Nj. sId3 next read cafe from For.
te!cue, and from the fccoad edition. OF
the book, known.b by yl,e name OF Mo-
dern Reports, that was nearly Of the
fame aatcfc With the Prcttnt, A per-
ton who nad rho repllte of libeller had
been obliged to give fecurity TO keep
the. peace and upon his after AaFds rub
lining certain words which were found
- b lioelloas, his rccognizance vas
{ orftited.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26

liz {" CoamerGI Regjfey" ma4s rs
sxif1u I4slaay LAP, eoit5 liz J5l5a.2igg al
.A,g5:
I an under the unplca!anr COM
pulhon ot ma&ins known u the public,
thar the " Co4MERclA1 REG1srEa"
viii bs total lu yended after the ou5,:-
cA.ion Of the prslenI number. con
ceive {and every pc-fon enjoyed w.-a
nationality viii dou3vlcls accord WIKI 11e
in icnttmen.J thar it is the height Of
folly, rie very fummir of madneis, 70
remain any l3oger in N ungr2seiui era
pIoymcnJ, oy which / daily Become dee
per and d-cper immcried in the YotcI
ofruia.
Thc(e taas have paid years Gll-
l-riprio1 il advance, hall be respectively
reiulbGrel To cua5le me to DO this
the more sdiy, AMI that may lofc as
iiJfic a5 poGibie BY ms truly deitructige
adventure Grca fIbfcr.5ers as have psio
retblHg, will difco2ef the proPricty o.
difchargin8 lheir frnan accounts IN tlec
fr;t application.
..*Aii c0ege3i1a tetwc6uWcri.Vc5hrr
Jones and my,eil ceafes from ,ais dav.
w. w WoKs,zv.
N9l{a3t. 9eg. II, 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26

7s l. Continued
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26

y Daniel s, IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-08

Wofk IT Will appear, that this form OF 60
vtrnin Mt has been well underltood, and
thoroughly developed; and if, untortu-
nafely, the experiment which we have
made fhoud hereafter fail, vain will be
the attempt to renew fimilar fyGems; Tor
no rational hope can be entertained, that
more correct notions on this lubjeee will
prevail than are here exhibited.
l, has long been wiihed, that papers OF
70 much intfinGc merit, and luch laaing
utility, ihould appear ina Typographical
drels worthy of their high character. In
preienting to the public new edition OF
this work, the Object has teen 70 render
il, correct, as wellas neat. Some verbal
alterations will accordingly be found, tho
they have been made with caution, and
in fuch inltances only as are fuppofed TO
have elcaped the writer's in the hurry OF
competition, or to have arfen from the
manner of the fra publication.
PAc1FIcus is from the pen Of the fame
enlightened fatefman, who was the chief
author of the Federalif. Ihele eGays
were written in defence Of the frR leading
fep which our government took to pre-.
ferve the neutrality it continued to main
lain during the late transatlantic conflict,
which feems to have annihilated The mi
nor powers of Europe, and has ihaken the
civilized world.
Now that the form has psned over, &
the angry ard tumultuous padions which
at that time agitated our country, have
in lome meafure fubided, theie papers will
be read with pleafufe and with p.oft, by
the intelligent man Of every party. Can
dour will probably wonder, that any one
ihouId have doubted of the ftnels OF thoie
mealuteS which this writer has 70 ably ad-
vocated, and which experience has 70 for
| chilly proved TO have been The bee adapt
ed to the intefeRs of the counrv. In what
condition ihould we now be, had ctr Go
vernmett given way TO the en,huiiaim
which at thar time fwelled the bofoms Of
our eountrymen in favor Of the French
revolution fit had been lufsred 10 pur.
Tue It's own courle, we fhould have been
hurried into war which would have ad-
ded Us to the victims OF folly and perfdy,
that have been produced as we'll by Gal
lie alliance, as by Gallo coneue&. Eve
nv confederate man will therefore admire
the wiflom which forfaw 70 dreadful a
copfcquence, and the frnneis which guar
ded US from it, by arreaing at oaSe the
mad career of popular delulion.
To give to thefe latter elIays a form
which hall outlive the Aeeting impveiiion
of a newfpaper, they have alto been reyiE-
ed, and are incorporates in thefe volumes.
Publius and Pacifcus will ferve to keep
in iuA remembrance two very important
events in the hifory OF our country.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-08
To be Lei.

A good STORE and COUNTING
KOOM In King areet, with every con-
seniency for the Flour or wholeiale Wef
India bufnefs. Enqaireof the Printer.
JAM 3. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-08
Notice.

ALL perfons having claims againa the
efate of Bryan Lora Fairtax, deeealed,
are requeaed TO bring them forward pro-
.perly atteftei and thofe indebted TO the
faid efate, to make immediate payment
TO Major Henry GuuueN, whois duly au-
thoriled to act for me in this buhne}s.
THOS. FAIRFAX, EXT.
Ian. 8, Iaw3wt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-08

Mr.. Leib prefanted a petition from
Francis Mentses. Referred to the com,
mittee of claims.
The Speaker laid before the houie a
letter from the Secretary of the Treaiafy,
inclo6ng two assemenss Rejecting the IN
teroal revenues received from the commit
Goner of the revenue.
MIR. S. Smith, from the committee OF
commerce and manufactures, made re-
port on the petition of Henry Meiienier,
allowing him $50 dollars overpald for
duties. Made the order of the day for
Monday.
Mr.. Fearing called up the petition OF
Iohn M'Intire, and moved It's reference
10 the committee Of claims. Carried.
Mr.. Grifwold moved that the houfe
fhould refolve itielf into committee of
the whole on the ease of the union, on
his refointion 1efpe6fing Louifiana.
The Speaker faid the hoafe could not
refolve itfelf into a committee of the
c'I:a ia H. 3ona oa
Pan'Su'Ai 'uoles'' - lA1s' y aoN@ BIZ
rally.
Ms. Grifwold 20 modified his motion.
The motion was Imported by Medrs.
Grifwcld, Lowndes, Ilemphill, Goddard.
and Danna and oppofed by Mears. S.
Smith, Bacon, DAYTON and Randolph, in
a., ar;.,,,aJ dabata ,pb;cb continpe1 for
a. s'.a a1 haa.s - ~ .h.vess sn5 nsvs
W. ' - ~ ~ as,,.ae M cr;ennl1
sn 49, .n .asl -. = "a
JmmsE,,elv pf,er ,bf dec;son Of the
IL FL. - .sc,..ss -, - f,sal-sr M
psndolnS = Mr. cr;fvo,5 batb contend
"a Cor RE goar
ri. f,e.ker Gave r.. nreIerence 70
M c-;f.old Che ;snnei;s,slv moved
,sC,ln,;ons - ,be sol,ou;ng ere with
view 70 refer tbem - *. committee
ofthe whole HonG
Pecolved Thai n, n.o,,e of The
IJn;,ed States are entitled fo the free
nay;sa,;on of,bs Na;a;s;nn;
$500 H. IT a.u;,,;o. "a
e 4NG"OeS1 AH"t ZIG AasiSdtiOi VI
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-08

The defendant acob Harman
not having entered his appearance, and
given tecurity according to the act OF al
iembly and the rules of this court, and It
appearing to the fatisfataion of the court
upon affidavit, that the faid Hartman is not
an inhabitant of this diaria, on motion
of the fAid complainant, by his council,
it is ordered, that the faid defendant Har-
man, do appear here on the hra day OF
June Term next, and enter his appear
ance to the fuit, and give lecurlty forp per-
forming the DEGREES Of The court ; and thar
the other defendant, William Hawthorne,
| jan. do not pay away, convey, or iScte'e
the debts by him owing TO, or the ettaie
or effects intis hands belonging to the lad
ablent defendant, Hartman, until the
forther order or decree OF this court;
and that copy of this order be forthwith
publihed for two months fucceilively, in
one Of the public newspapers pnblined In
this county, and that another copy be poit-
ed at the front doo of the Court l1ouic OF
the Eaid county.
A copy.
Tea, G. DENEALE,
Tan. 8. law I'm Clerk.
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;...o ) committee ofths whole on the fate

ss4to committee ofthe whole Oh Inc NAle
kot the union.
\ When Mr.. Randolph rofe and fad he
E,,.ld Il his hands certain refolaEions con-
InsSaed with the mefage of the President,
- .;gcutiion of which had been ordered
= he carried on with clofed doors. he
snnrslrd 70 the chair 10 know whether the
[a e were not 6fff 10 be clofed. !,
The Chairman thought the clearing OF
|<he galleries mutt be the ACT OF the houe.
Mr.. Randolph then called fol- the read
mo Of the Pre6ient's meaage.
The Chairman declared THIS call nor IN
order, as that neliage corsd only be read
with clefed doors.
MIR. S. Smith moved, that me con-
vr;r,ee ihould Iife, in order 70 obtain me
ss;restions OF the houie 10 clear the gal
Iefies. -, n,-o
Grifwold, Dana, Rutledge, and l. +.
Morris; and Imported BY Meiirs. sam.
Smith and Macon. Carried ayes 4q, Enays
a7-thc yeas and nays being called.
The quefion was then taken on clear
ing the galleries. Ayes a., noes ~.
The Speaker declaring hinfelt IN the at
frmatiye, the galleries were cleared at
about ! o'clock. They remained 70 tor
shout ten minutes, when the doors were
opened, and the houfe adjourned.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-08
G. DENEALE,
law I'm Clerk.

The defendant VIM. Powers,
not having entered his appearance ap9 given f.
curity according 60 the act of aiienby. and he
rules of this court, and it appearing to tn f'tis-
faction oil the court upon afti avit, shat the laid
defendant, William Powers, is NOT an inhaoi,aut
of this di(lria, ON motion OF The iaid complains
ants, by their council, it ordered. that the aid
defendant, William Powers, 10 appear here on
the fra day of June court next, and enter his APP
pearance to this fuit, and give iecuTiry for per-
forming the decree of the court; and that the
other defendants, Games Card. William Gallo
way aud Thomas Moore, do not pay away, cons
vey or fccrete the debts by them owing to, or
the efeale or effects IN their hands belonging TO
the faid abfeat defendant, William Powers I'M
iii the further order decree Of this court, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inherited
for two months fuccelively, in Que Of the papers
pu1liihed in this county: and that another copy
be poited at the front door Of the Court Houfe of
the fAid county,
A copy,
TeR, G. DENEALE,
lam 8. iwazn Clerks
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OF COLUMBIA,
County Of 4Alexaad,ia, II.
NOVEMBER Term, 1907

.EAanab Doslirtle, Compile.
againit
3aco6 Harmaa and Samuel
Davis, frading auafr The
Ji,m of R0rmuu q DaVis,
and W2kiam Hurfslwrne,
i'm. Defts.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-08

liberation 1T is a fact well worth con
liberation, fact which will fpeak home 10
the pride, if it does not touch the feel
ings or iufice Of every heart, that in all
the revolutions which have taken place in
the Briti1h Cabinet, there never has been
known Jingle infance of a man belong,
ing to one Party being put out Of Office by
tbs 0tber, unlelS in thofe highef depart
ments, where their opinion have their
weight and influence in council. Some
of the Duke Of Newcaltle'S, fome of
the Marquis of Rockingham's fome
Of Lord North's, and lome Of Lord
Shelburne's appointments, are at this
moment exiting in the, Admiralty, the
War Office, the Cufom Houfe, and the
Treafury. Pittites and Foxites fit at the
fame board and fame defk together, and
gable politics. Nay. gentlemen in rhe
kings houlehold have have not unfre-
quently been ieen at theWefminfer elect
ion, canvaning for Mr.. Fox. Mr.. Lewis.
Deputy Secretary at War, (the mott lu-
crative oficein England has been unmov-
ed for many administrations, though he
and his are Foxites. When fuch things
are feen in monarchy, what can the
executive magiitrate Of a republic offer
in his own defence for daring to violate
the right of exerciGng political opinion,
and what is worfe, in violating jultice, by
putting men without charge of offence or
mifbshaviour, from the places conferred
upon them by their predeceforS. A
Republic indeed Hah, hah, hah
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-08

on It's rout to Hanover was net bv a RI
ian Aid de-camp who, OF the part \
KuiIian Gei erai here, requelted cont.
ence with the commander Of the Frpnr
troops, fnce which the French army N,
halted"
This intelligence however, Requires c..
hrnation. The interference Of RuG;,
indeed the only profpp6t laving Hanor
from the French army
Lucien Bonaparte, lay the Paris lon.
nails, is gone to Spain, there 70 faife Il.
fupplies, i is lnPPofed, for carrying q
thewar..
Thc'yolnntary fubfcriptions for i.
contribution and equipment of pinnsess
gun and hat-bottomed boats, to be en-
ployed in the intended inyaion Of M,
country, are Rated to Be already very HI.
meTous. They are ient in every day .
the Prefecture of the Police from all rank,
and claiTes of citizens. The publication
ofthe liz of fubicrib~rs viii, Il Is faid
form the beit anlwer which can Be NJ.
en- to the hopes Of the Britih Cabinet.h
Letters from Oporto, Of the 26th j
Nav, confirms the news that Cen Lains
left Lilbon. Il is added, but this is ns..
report, that 1000 French troops are At
Bayonne on their way to attack Portugal
Its expected 40, 900 faamen, including
5000 marines, will be moved for in tie
Houle of Commons this night this will
make the number Of feamen and MARINES
voted FOX feyen months 100, 1000.
1t appears by private letters fzom TTat
land that the Dutch have 100 fail Of bn.
ping at ElGneur, ready for lea, and tht
there are great many SPanifh ihiPs It
Offend.
Upwards Of 200 troops embarked this
day on board the Isis, Of so guns. iof
Newfoundland.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-08

nounces portion or our citizens as po-
litical heretics, and the doors Of honor and
confidence are fhut and double boiled a.
gainf them, what is it but tyranny; what
is itbut a-safe attempt 10 bind the opin-
ions Of men and enilave the mind.
The precedent eltablilhed by the pre-
ivnt executive in his Gyfem of removals
and appointments --rewarding his ayowed
partizans for their important feryices, at
the .expence and ruin of hful public
fervants of different political lentiments,
if purified, mutt eventuate IN a violence OF
party fpirit that viii break down all the
barriers Of virtue, and expoie our country
to eternal difcord. Our elections viii ex-
hibit fcenes of unparalleled contention,
and the hungry Partiz2n eager for the
reward which he is alured will attend fuc-
ceis, will flop At no means, nor ceaGe
from exertion till his purpoies are accom-.
plifhed, and he is -iemunerated with an
ampl. thare Of the favourS to be difribut-
ed by the prevailing party. This iyitem
lis milerably calculated to relfore :" har-'
mony to focial inteecourfe," it Ill accords
with the declaration that $ We are all fed
eralifs, we all republicans. 1T. is at
once an ayowal of party dittin6tions, and
ifrikes a'fatal blow at the freedom of our
ele6tions.-rhe language which this pre-
dedcnt fpeaks to the Fefielsand ambitious,
will be heard with promptitude fatal to
orr peace. Ufe your exertionS to give
ne power, lays all aGpiring demagogue TO
his partizanS, and if fuccelSful, you hall
| have your reward IN the emoluments Of
Office. Place me in the presidential chair,
anda liberal difribution ofrhe loaveS and
fiihes fhali -confpenlate yea, for any ieryico
you may perform.-Give me power and
Twill forget right; and the places Of thofe
who now (however meritoriouny) pofels
the confidence Of their country, hali
know them no more, but the doors of
honor and confidence fhall be BURT open,
70 you, and YOU only, Y 40 have efpoufed
my caufe ard fecured my election. Cen
furable indeed mutt BE mealure that in
its operation will produce consequences
70 fatal to the peace and happilleis Of our
country that viii keep alive party amin
ofty and tend 10 great injlitice in the diff
tribution of the Offices of government
that mutt lead to the alternative of iacrfEc.'
ing merit to considerations Of policy and
whichwill terminatein corruption, bribery
and every fpecies of evil, to which an cleo
tive government can be fubjeced.