The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30

Hay knocked d9s.n Calender. 1ofn
Adams pad wsgcs for three years, TO
the captains ct lrigat,s, that were Gill
growing 10 the twanps Of Georgia.
The republicans pay Jones filrcen hun
dteo dollars as public printer, for doing
nothing. The ariitos waited imncnie
fans upon buildings in the Federal CT
". ihc republicans are linking an
hundred ani Htty, OF two hundred thou
iand dollars, upon Richmond arnory
and after linking, and ietting aide char
fun, they can buy mukers cheaper or
atleait quite as cheap, a. they can make
them. The arifos built the Crefcenr
ffigate. The republicans built the pc
nitentiary.f. General Lee and the arir
los, in the Swan tavern, drank the
health ofSuwarrow, DR.. Shore, and
the democrats Of Petersburg, drank 70
the murder Of the 6rft conful. Which
of theie two toaIts was prceilcly the
mott infamous, We ihall not attempt TO
fay (; bur, with iuch a comparative
re1roipe6f, the Doctor can loie very
little by the accuiar!on OF being an aysE-
i0cyht.
The pItfurc Of Or. Adams, as drawn
by the Examiner, has no more relem-
blance re the original than colonel
Heth, 0nthe walls of Quebec, had 20 the
fugitive on Carriers mountain. The
Examiner Objects to the election ofDr
Adams. He was elected by men, who
poifeis nine tenrhs Of all the wealth and
properly in Richmond. q He has
been taken" tnys this writer, C from
&C the petite and the mortar, 10 the ca
I" pitol, and from making boNules, he
&C las been ient to make laws. Where
did the democrats find Dr. Fouihee, and
hi>ion. the new commifioner ofdiviii8n?
Was irnot at the petite and the mortar /?
I he DQ6foris rhenatracked for his beh2
vicurln the affair Of the public printer.
In next Saturdays paper, part OF the
attack viii be repubHhed 0,eil com
nlenrary. The Hammer iays thar
" fix days were employed in conGder,
" ing Ehis qlettion - viz. abour he
fa!o,y gfibe pn5}e printer. We have
examined the journals and, 10 the face
of Richmond, We Offer to bet him
twenly dollars againit ten that he has
affirmed A DIRECT FALSEHOOD
lie farther iays that e there were at no
Sc time 10 many as an bAadyed and ten
members, who voted upon This quef-
ton" The Journals printed BY the
Examiner hinielf, exprefIy conmsdi6t
his }ablS. The bufncls came before the
houie on january 18TH ard occafoaed a
dlvlilon ofefg5ty me members againf f.
0sntyt7g0. This makes an hundred AM
Fifty three Yotes. Yes the Examiner fags
that there never were 10 many as an kAn-
Gre@ @1d zen O0ts5. The 18TH Of Ianua-
ry was NOT exclgGvely mpioyed upon
this affair. On the a5d, the matter came
again before the horfe, and an hundred
and twerty tx members voted. On
the 25th, rhere was another sCiviiion,
wherein IN 6Nndf-ed md f52fy t1go mem
bers voted. On the 10th, The houie, by
q majority Of fifty four againit ffty three,
fixed the laiafy at tago fb0Mfaad dollars.
Ofthe four dIvifions here mentioned, the
latt is the only one, where the numberof
voters dwindIed TO lefs than an hundred
and ten, and We are told that this
diminurion happened, becaule the pub
lie printers friends began TO be alharn-
ed Of she part which they were acting.
We OFFER TO BET THE
EXAMINER AN HUNDRED
DOLLARS AGAINST TEN,
NOTE.
/ This affair has colt about IN hnn.