Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-27
FROM THE REpERToRY.
TIE CHRONIc e.
No. V.

We learn that the organ Of the Demo
cratic will in Boston, the renowned Jotn
Antfonv Pasqain Williams, Editor OF the
Indepedent Chronicle, is rupuing about
among his acquaintance, inqulrlIng 7pist @s
nauss do 2.-.uhGt TIC had Sest 90 r Il s'att-
mates aIreaelv anint=ntjon 70 qultthe eo4n-
try-aiidwherc VIII this commodity Q. &c
tioa 80!
Democrats word.
This same Authony pssquin, whose !@y-
your IN the cause Of eqaai rlSa,s aNd sq1fs-
Ezatioq. Of fr2eeyfg has seq some OF yooS
souls IN Eame, as you fesd~-- this cs'.Go-
niator, In the pesti'entiel recesscs OF the
Chronicle Ntict. has earned his misera.
Bile subsistence fof soHe months past, by
throw;ng his 9Th At me first. characters that
shone ia the 4avoiution, o. gave dignity to
oar national conGcils---tI!is q mercenasy
wretch as he was once called By one CT
tie nlost respectable judges that ever grac-
ed bench, is pow as report says going to
France +! " ct ;hi@ nan whose praise OF
Mr. Jefferson have been dealt OFT to you
as the voico Of truth and sobefness, is now
going, 10 nc boasts, 10 France, 70 F5Fl the
Enpsror---7uith his fraises. And can you
adhere without suspicion TO party, which
is reduced 10 the necessity Of employing
such means, and li.at clardestnelv!
But 10 return to trial.
After NJ. t,rskine, Counsel for Pasquin,
had finished his remarks, evidence Of the
plaintiff was administered: the object of ,his
VAS s1erely to prove the fact, that the book
containing the supposed libel on the plaintiff
had been sold by Mr. Fauider, the deten-
dans. This was readily subStantiated.~-
Mr.. Carrow N cross examining the wit
nesses made it likewise appear that the
IS said fohn" YVES the author among his
+" much admired works" Of general publl-
cations entitlro1' The Nezv Brighten Gettde"
!" authentic H;sf1ry IF helanG--tls PIN
BAsKET.To THE CHILDREN OF THE6PIs,"
ard 8 Shrose Tuesday,
In order TO Justify the language OF the
supposed libel, Jr Garrow caused several
passages 10 be read from the 20 popular
works Of paaoulp but though his object
was . prove shatthe said g yohn' naerited
all the severity of Elk. Clifford, he reques;ep
tiisat should the reader meet, BY accident,
with any passage TOO iMpious and TOO ~,
DECENT To be read, even in acourt OF JUS
tee, TO omit them entireiy. Having given
the conrt proper specinins OF the Eature
OF THIS mans writings, who now came
forward ia PIT III hcnd dep ma tie bochet
sftbe. dzJfs9aaa'st,sair. Garrow proceeded.
Cea,lenan Of the jury, stand here ur-
der the retainer OF me defendant Mr. Fau'-
der, who IS one CT the forty booksellers
against whom he prcsei., plaintiff has tho't
&c TO br:ns actions 20 recover dan@ges from
froaa then, Tor ,he injury dene 70 his Fepu.
tation principally TO his reputation, as On
aaaaiyea a1tthot. lie has certainly riGat,
as stated by!the nouth Of ,oy harmed friend,
:: 20 apply to the laws Of his counsey ior
redress
Hairy Co;avy ! ID which tie condition
Of The subject, is such 9tlat no man, ho1VeoS7
strongiJ suspected Of having comni,fcd thc
5Iac@esf and the f5ptegt crimes Shat are to
be found in the black catalogue OF guilt, Car
be condemned without being heard ;---n
which no man, 1V}iateocr may hare bern
as character t,om his erode np1oards, car
be deprived Of the ri.:.fl Of coming for
ward 70 indicate his own fame, and to
seek redress from those injuries which hi
conccives he n,&s have sustained.
4Iatty CoQntry! in which any iran Of
this description, coming to seeS I'd eas
!rop. he law, nav command the able as
sistance of n, learned friend who, tbs
engaged in sach cause. and for sltct 4 nan,
has not only caatIived 10 throw all shc
disgrace attached 10 the business, FAR irora
himself, but by his conduct init, has added
if possible new ho..or to his professional
life.