The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02


iority alis.a,ed to the propua,. On
Fhts, and only this merit, he was elect !
sd executive counitllor. He lad
gwen premature but explicit pre-
i4ge that he would promote pubic
plumber, as far as II might anlwer the
views OF a faction. Two hundred and
nifty pounds per annpln arc NOT large
fun; bur Fill they are double the
wages OF journcymen printer. They
arc Of primary importance TO needy
lawyer. eve beg Judge Roane's par
don tos she misnoner) They are of
primary importance to a forty petti
logger, whole practice is bur little,
ana whole abilities ere yet leis.
AS for M'Rae, In che fall Of
1900, ne loit his ienles. II was nor
from iorrow fer the death of his Iady
For lone lrlnes the world was in daiiv
expectation ot hearing that this thun-
derboie of democracy had been con-
conveyed IN irons to the cells OF VIII
fiarnsbnrg. He gor better. But his
nmbers were originally weak; and
there It'll remains a perceptlble crack
in his upper tory. Iniolent WHOM
fFmneis, and furious without Rrens1h,
indecent,impious, ignorant, and brutal
this panegyrilt Of George Hay is, at
the fame time, too contemplate 70 be
tietetted. Let him be pitied and for
got. Amldit the horrors Of (ulpsaded iujsa
1ity. anidf the multiplying probabilities
that he will end his lie in bedla1n.
conpaiiion and oblivion are the hiphett
points, to which his ambition Gould
afpite.
We wonder whether hG'Rae and EIav
viii attempt any more TO break each
other's heads, or to brow beat the court
or GheiteTfselds As 70 tie former, M'Rae
Ia his iait feneounFer with Hay ,atsempc
60 tae Inn extending AT the fame time
tic wickS ora mouth, wllicn is ar L. n
Eon' lnclcs wide. AS TO for 5ht. court. we
hope that the nagiltratts vii! nor {cnd
taem 20 Jail, OF TO the focl1s for the hrlt
attempt As the Courts which 6t in
Rloilnonds We fuiIpcEt that lac ijireR wsv
Tor Hay, Or M'Rae to carry any point.
will be to take lbe oppgGle fde.
Ray faid, latt Wednesday, .at {. he
viii Eevcf more read the Recorder:
:" that he has formed an opinion aeainl}
attacking c. and thar, if he were 70
look into dis paper, he might be
provoked TO break his reloiut;3n .,
Al another time, however, he Gi1 Thar
!" ne would ltili be glad TO do c. bui;
ncis; if 1t could be done with faferv ;,
his report may have come from one Of
ms numerous enenies;for general haired,
hike rhe1ews az the iiege Of Al, watehrd
only for he fignal 10 rub from, irs co.
veFt. We could with 10 learn when he
OF fome of his coadjutors, played their
iatt game az loo, with yonHg laEy /;
and whether it is true that Hsv's AZ.
qualnrances begin 10 6un bin on tb>
.Frcef!
It's very much 70 the honour of;u1or
Tucker that, for ieveral years pait, be
mas done his utnoit to lupprefs gambling
30 TAR as relates TO confpicuous cams
iers, and theif ufaal haurts ard d;7cinles
IN t'iis city, we ihsll. at iome future dav
give che Judge all the id which tbie ~ :,
Per can afford; at leaf as to oue houIe
The rebuff, which che triumvjrate
net with from judge Roane, along with,
the universal deteitacion which fIay has
ezcltct, may have prevented thofc pub
iIcahons IN the Examiner thar were larc
" pfomiied. IL is happy deliverance
Tor Jones. Ills paper Gould not be i'm
proved by columns of defsnces. which
mankind would only have read that thew
might be the iurer TO condemn tbrn
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