The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-23


mention, BE 10 good as Frin,, " elie fetUru u, |
either 80 ,hs author,or TO the,perton 10 whom |
it was addTelied
/" W. beg thc plan impartial reader TO put
thctc matters cogct}er He will then fee thar, |
although Bioniou has never, perhaps, been |
elevated upon pole, nor broi,e into pubic |
Office at mldnight, yet, that Hitl regard To the
ploiIih'ne otito!eu letters, lie is at Exes and
iegenS With the Canadian oracle. II is not
the Information, but the deception, the pillage
q me people ihat the trunt peters of the two
factions are fighting for"
REMARKS.
A very few words will be efficient to an
iwer all this frothy rodoInor,cate The letter
20 which we have often aiude5, and the threat
rned publication OF which, gave the hero of
the Calcutta pole 70 much ulleaincts, was re-
pubi'fhed in the Ga1etts Of the United States,
ef netday the 18th OF May, 1900, from
Richmond paper, in which il vas originally
publihled. It is there called, " An extrsd
OF letter from the editor of the Anrora, 70,
his correiponjent in Richrnund," and is tie,e,
WILLIAM DUANE. Happening to renaeo,-
Der that iuch letter had been publiihed, we
rscdrred to the files, al the time that Duane
Fy5s bluttcsing OF bis knowledge of the infsmv
.: Calender, and declaring, shat from the year
,q6, &c ana his whole party had known Cal
lender as mere brute, and the uatarai emmy
q fpe'y thing het qUas szhk< bimiclf-
Tough, as It nov appears, the whole Of the
original letter was not puhliih-d, enough was
oubiiited 70 ihew that Duane was on good
terms with this me1,fcr c. tnfeay, his naIurai
enemy OF every ching unlik. hirnfcIf that he
uought highly of The character aud writings
OF >ga.sendeF, and. confequsntly, thai the
whole ct this vapouring of Duane, was nei-
tner more nor leis than wilfli faHehood. As
SSasender has now publiGlcd me .vbeic OF this
letter, OF which the address, and a few !aIten-
ces IN the BODY Of It, were omitted in the copy
which we had before feen, we tball iniert il at
length, in our paper of tomorrow
With this explanation ve mali leave Mt.
Calender TO pluck his crow by hiniclf, and
with that il may afford him much amuien,enr
we ihaH aiio have an opportunity Of Sitneis-
ing the ooafted intaytfaity of his paper, By
Puolifhing the explanation, and retretfing the
gfois AID indecent charges connected with bis
fsatsment
The above IS an exast copy Of the
pallage thar Mr.. Bronfon has thought
proper 10 aranfcribe from the Recoc-
der. There next follows direct copy
OF his anfwer. We FAY, that they arc
complete and correct copies, becauff
Mr.. Bronlon him{elf has made fuel, .
Tranicerdenl nutiiation IN his gFaulcrip-
aoi Of the Recorder, as perhaps, never
before exitted iince the known Mt ciaa
aiphabeg,
TIE piece IN our paper con653s Of
fcven paragraphs; and any one, who
remembers TO have read them, viii
* the farne time, recolle6t, rhac by far
the naoit material pare OF tAeir contents
IS coc1prehended in The flrl2 four nara
graphs. he!e four paragraphs con
Tain derails which were guolii!,cd BY
ctmpulhon, which were rubiithed in
perional defence, and of which we do
not think It proper, atthis time, TO Cir
culate iecond edition,
The world Jays ahat trnrll fhould not
be told n all times, In obedience 70
this maximS We forbear 10 repnblifh |
the four firf paragraphs of the article
referred to. Bur, as rcfpe6table phi |
,yate gentleman we hould &c glad 70 |
know whether Mr.. Bronion can ftand |
oPpolte to a looking glafs without |
bjniiling, when he rc-Peruies this fen
.ehce. For reafons that are extremely |
TO hlm, we do not chufe TO I
repubiiih thas article az foil length;
DUE we iolicjt him TO republilh, upon
It's honor, his exprellon fhac the ire
neDdous facts therein derailed are nor
9 55f lear c0glsqasgce 10 tie pa5Nc. Mr.. /
brooion, it is efficiently underaood
thar if you collid have made an anfwer
you would have made one. And are
you COT attained, Cir, 70 be quoting a