The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
Dols. 45o,oo


| know well that the partizans of Mr.. Gal
!at'n, and particularly inch as cannot, or will
not make calculations, will pretend 70 teas
this tfateinent and thcie remarks with rid:s,ure
ana contempt. 1t is not fox Guch people thar
have undergone the trouble aud dcyoted NV
time 70 he inveiiigarion; ana il is % Glence
theiI noiie, and oVerwheiu 1heir folly at once.
that have itatec the paEticalar data and the
i Ieaions upon each 80 iupport the Ratement.
ms plai"'sets a;dtimpliclty viii enable every
reader &c ssorm an opinion for hn,felf
ano although iomc Of the data may be re-
j<cted by different readers, yet il viii nor be
potable Ihat iingie candid and Gnpreiudced
Iadiyidpa! will be found, who upon his con-
science will lay, shat MIR. Ga.latin has nor hv
fhiS KFaniacsion, iubjcetcd The United States
70 very great and grTeParsble lois, both in
money ana character. Lee US luppofe fhot
SallatIr had told theD utchncn in very nla;n
aeFuS that lac would Tend their cath 70 ifben,
and pay 1t in AmEterdam according to tbe cro-
tract, aniefs they would reioaa Il IT ,,.r
sent lie had she power and the rigbr. and
he could have compelled them either RI re-
ceiVe the NOR in Anlitcrdau1, or 20 rcloan
IT, But initead OF dis, inlte@d Of gaining ~.
great and fair advantage, he has fallen an eaT,,
prey INTO the hands OF Nlr Bar;ne. ana rba,,
juifIhss his weakness by the cxcuis sba, L;lI. sc
exchange Cculd not be obtained iron, any ~.
VIII here tell hort forv, bur belorc If i
!ead' Tequeit rha7 my readers yil nos he :,
irnprudent, as TO lay that it either does or MAJ,
pothblY apply to any particular circumilanct
or Individual. do not pretend 20 6v. tla,
thcy LIQUID not think about il, as ofteo. and &C
tleeiy as they chules my advice is onlv :, be-
nieht, beca1le i would be very inprudsnr ro
iHy any thing about man, who md treaf,,rv
ar command, and multitude Of fools A. ii,
heeis. But mere comes the fory.
Mons. *%"s*##, who is vel known n
inns cousrry, was appointed to negosiate ibe
peace between another country and Enoland
he was veil acquainted with r,er-b,n2 -,
happened to be ON the fpot. 1hcy aorecJ
mat whatever advantages could se obfsy,,sJ
Soy speculation in London, ihoulj be diyidsd
oet"een the negociator, this 1ncrc,,nt al
any other perfon refiding in london yhan-
ne might intcreh. Some day, L4fnre -.
peace was absolutely announced. rh. ioteIi,.
gence that It would, or had taken place, ,,,s
conveyed ny exprciS 10 the parfaer ii L,opd,.o.
VINO immediately made purchAfes in thof. f,b.
Jects OF speculation which would can bv tha,
event. hree hundred thoufaud poi,rds ,v,re
gained; 70 rhat each partuer was benefited one
hundred thoutsnd pounds. If Mr.. GaIsrin,.
character was nor as P1re, as i,auaenl,fe
As Hg'giPfSie@ IS the extreme Of every fbipg
"nlch IS SeoH, great, 10ys, ard viffuop, Gao
make It, fhoald be apt to fay that rad f1f
picions about bis cock and bull fory concern.
ing the file Of Che bank flock lido pot ;,r-.'3
to tay any irch thing. NJ dehen IS to
pnte me Whole blame TO the democratic NJ
bers OF Congress, who plunged hcadlong int
the popular nsafure ofrepealing taxes. and ~
iach an extent, that the bs7, GenWsr b,J ="
alternative bur telling lock; he YVES OBLIGED -
take she bet offer ar once, and ae T,fter
than eXpolc his friends, the DEMOCRATS h. -
-hotcn 70 imPute the Whole b.7a,e - d,n
American merchants, a.elgiur rho ~