Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21

IS .h-f4 ceultsbg vistaa ofsay a So.
tx aid cifftic coart could II take con,n;
lof il, as az efshec at eumpou Inv ;
| Chalc himfsii having decided in the circai. LIZ
for the Daritt OF P-nnly!saai4, ttjt-tb. 1uf
OF the United States coaid NOT take cooo;a ,ll's
fof cGeuces at common law in ne cafe - ,'p.s
Unised Safes Of America assGa W,us :
/ Dallas's Reports, 384, win which Ii, o,,' =
jury declaring themieyes iatisf,d, this ds5,n..
left them and,fetlrned into court, and the Gid g
OF papers being foon after feat AMI laid o, =
tabe aIthia the bar OF the court; Judge C,,G
obferying il aA d the d ponent what had b..
done, and whether he or the grand jary had dr.
covered any fed tious publications, to which ~.
| 9eponent aofwercd, none of that charaHer ub;.l
tie faid court could take cognizauce Of. nnl.r
The faid paragraph, which this dep men, then Gb
mittad TO the lnfptttion Of Judge Chaf., w..
Of that nature AID after he had read it, this j.
/ ponent repeated to the faid court the fan. Il
fervations heroic brfore itated 10 nave beca p5.
by him TO the grand jury 90 the fu6jeci wiz.
which tie faid court aequiefcia3 the bui1.is w,'
paGsd over with much apparent good hapo..
, on the@part ofjad5o Chafa; and the grandiry
foon after returning TO the bar, were difchses
ed by the courr, without 6lding aoy bills ),
making any prefcntments.
e. To the ninth inrerrogarory this dcponso,
saith, it containing OILY matter of reference 10
the eighth intcrrogatoy, is already answered i,
tie answer to that intcnogatory.
70 To the tenth intrrogatory this d-pon.,,
saith, that he doth not remenlb, Z 10 have heard
Judge Chase lat any timsl MIKE Us: OF any er
pressions Of the nature alluded TO In this iuteiro.
gatory.
c. READ.
Th preceding answers to the in,eroga,ora
annexed, were duly takeu, s~orn TO, and tu5.
scribed by George Read the deponen, on the
thirty FIRST day Of January, il the year Of ovr
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and four, BE-
fore
ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER.
Schedule ~ referred to, in G. Reads anfwefa
the eighth inte!rogatory.
Extraa from the Newspaper tiled the Miur,
&c. printed at Wilmington, of the DAT.
Iunc 2r, 1900.
s' For this time We fall difmjfs Mr. Picker,
ing. becaufc We have about forty other friends
of regular government 70 bring in reveiw, and
to account for themlcives before the public, whom
they have 70 long dilgraceluly flttered Will:
they betrayed
6 Judge Chafe has laid down dJtrine which
maf cover him with iniamy as durable as Ii:
hiltory of the man and the irsnfa6tion-he bed
up the dottine thar public records we've not 70
be brought forward in a court of juaice, though
they were alle1sed TO contain truths, whlca
would benefit the country, expofe the ho&lity
Of pcrfo. S to the government, or prevent abais;
If this Judges doctrine were TO BE- tolerated, ii:
lervan.s of the people might forever hide The
mof enormous abulcs. We are therefore de,e.
mined to face the doctrine of this ayt.ray judy:
ard TO fand upon tue ground OF ;L.tice and Il:
deciGon Of tie people, who have ,ae pow: Of
deprIviDg thels men Of pow4r, wbo have abu'al
or proved incompetent to The dilchsgrc OF ther
truf.
" We hope the day is no, far Of, when JUG:
Cha(e will be fmbeaebcl for this and other aIOL
trary acts of his ("
10 Be continued.
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