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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15


what is paid in by taxes
AMI dut'es' 37455 rs
-" fro'n The foregoing view of their Fl
nancial arrangements, il appears that the
peo lie OF Connect cut not only enioy the
blessings OF civil government free from
expense, but even receive from the pub-
&c treasury yearly the sum Of 57,455 dol.
lar 70 cents more than they contribute 10
1t IL tASes, &c"
Th's view exhibits picture Of political
economy, which reflects the highest ho-
nor on the people Of Connecticut. Ii sup
plies arguments in favor of republican in
siiunons that outweigh volumes oil de-
traction. Let ii be recoIlected that Con-
necticut Is, in the structure of her 20.
Ver1ment the most republican state In the
union. Her population according to the
las cersu' @ag 25l ,OOO-and may be at
present 1stimatsu a ESQ OOO.-Tbis large
population enJuy the bles lngs OF govern.
msnt for the sum Us5o 90 dolls. OF which
2e,55S Is derived from permanent fuods,
leaving a tax ~ TN; II 400 dollars, which
IS no more than cents toreach person.
But the most admirable feature Of this
picture is the liberal allowance made for
the sHifiorf u schoo(s, whch 'kfnounts to
the annual sum of 70 $50 dollars a, d OK.
| ceeds the whole amount oil tie civil lis,
the sum OF above s 10000, aud lhat OF inc
taxes raised, the sum Of s 81 COO. ibis
bright example should he constantly held
forth as worthy OF The imitation OF every
stale IN the unior. Nor shouli IT be Tor.
gotten that the most cconom cal state in
the union has the most libetaily ,ndow ed
institutions for the education Of womb
and thereby established the Groth lha, even
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15

GEORGE FUCKER is appointed Direcl.
or OF the Back of Virginia, i'm the room
OF GEORGE JEFFERsoN resigned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
no: II WALLER, &C.
THE delinquent Share

holders in the MIN HESTER 2'URNP5KE
COhPANf, are he'eby notified. that all shares
upon which areqnisiion shah lie due on the third
Friday In October next, will on that day, be sold
as the law directs, al Zech Brooks's avern, in
the town of Manchester, between the hours OF
10 and o'clock. II is requested tina, those who
may have purchased share from the Original sub.
sc'ibeTs, where transfers have no, been made, do
monty The Treasurer of the number of .kares 20
holden, and the persons from whom they may
have purchased the same, on or before the Sd
Friday III OGober, otherwise they will be sold or
that day, in the name, anu FOR the benefit Of the
orsina subscribers.
JAMES BRANDER, C?e,k e Treasurer.
10Th Sept lS0A t3dfo
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FIVE RULES
FOR fravriLing in the Sfage Coaci

For travelling in Ire Stage Coach. -
LIST. Let every man get in first with all
his baggage, and take the best scat, and
it.thelr firmly let who will get in, and if
any other one complains that the trunk is
too large for inside, let him declare that
It Contains great value, that he has the
promise oi It's being an inside passenger
and hat II should hot go out. .nln "a
3D. AT every town let every man light
his segar, and continue smoking in the Ia
ces OF his fellow travellers and cursing the
driver, during each stage, then let him
light his segar again. See. 49,. TO- .... e.
Sd. III any Thug is said about the gene
raj government, let every. man take his
segar nom his mouth, blow out volume
OF smoke, and then curse Mr.. Jefferson,
then let HIM put in his segar, and in sue
ceSsive operations of his kind, If the Sc.
gar should fail before he has done, let him
get out and light another. - .,.,..
4th. 1t ladies' are in the stage, swear
ing and dowbie en-, eudres are very convent.
cnt. is D.
5th. On stopping for the night, let eve
ry man repair instantly 10 bed chambers
and secure the best bed by laying his great
coat, umbrella, stick and stickee, together
with his trunk upon il, for every man is
entitled TO the best bed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15

The tr7se Inhibition Of an Honest Mind.
WERE | to describe the BLESSINGS
desire in life, would be happy in few.
but faithful friends Might choose my
talent, 1t should rather be good sense, than
learning.-I would consult in the choice
OF my house, convenience rather than
state and for my circumstances, desire
a moderate bur independent fortune. Blu.
sness-cnough TO secure me from indo-
lence, and leisure enough always to have
an hour TO spare. would have no mas
ter. ard desire but few servants. /
would not BE- led away by ambition nor
perplexed with disputes. would enioy
TIE blessing of health; but would rather
be beholdcn for tito d regular life and an
easy mud, than TO The school Of Hippocra.
tes AS 10 my passions. since We cannot
be wholly Invested of them, would hate
only those whose manners rendered them
odious, and love only where knew ought.
Thus would l pass cheerfuily through
that portion OF my life which cannot last
always, and with resignation wait for tina,
which will last forever.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15

By order sj'Lic honorable Court IF Huufrgs,
WILL. De SOLD.
a Rockets, on Tuesday The 10 instant, 1T 4
l o'clock p. N the Property OF the lare JoHN
CRAIG, deceased; consisting Of Watches, wear
ing appalel, and Mathematical insrrumen.s. &c.
> AND'w INCOME, Adm'tor
Sept IEh 1904. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
The Vngtnta Ar,gus.
RICH MON u:

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
E':tracf # a Letter from gentleman in Nassau
4 " 2 .L.anL L IL.


(N P) dated 1913 IF Aagnst.
Spanish Doctor here, cures the yellow fe.
yer by an inlwson OF the rind Of Common ;our O.
range in boiling hot water Of which the pa,ien,
drinks most p'cntifu'iy, lukewarm, on the first
appearance OF the symptoms, Z. Continue 10 do so
TIL The cure IS eheaed. He also. OH the lirsta p
pearance OF the disorder, anonts the BODY all o.
yer with sweet oil, well rubbed in. Whether this
treatment be Nca7aRm dyfeDt, know not, bu, it
is certain that rnany of the patients of this man
have recovered, while hose Of the regular phesi.
clans uniformly die, without, believe, one ex-
eep''on 20 the contrary. II may not be inpro-
per 10 observe, that this infusion, whcn FIRST ad.
i''''''s''Ieu eSci'es vomiting" CLW pap.
from tie D71joy, (Con.) Republican Farmer.
On the fourth ult. we selected a piece
containing the most degrading sentiments,
from New York federal paper, display
cd IN striking characters; we are happy
To see that our example is followed bv
many eminent republican papers, and
that II IS fast circulating thro' the cont.
nent. We have this week received ano-
Their paper oG the same kind, from which
we sclect the following and solicit its pc.
rusal by every honest man within the
sphere of QUE circulation. 1t needs uo fur.
ther comment.
The last tho not least, portion Of this
community, is the labouring class, inclu-
ding mechanics nj. every degree. shall
merely give brief outline Of the fea.
tues ofthis erode mass circumstances,
aud then otter some observations upon !,
as a popular weapon. a foreigner would
hardly believe that the servants Of Anne.
'rlos"s were e'fee,uslly their masters ;
'.lat they kept them ia their houses for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15


1t is with lively satisfaction that we pre-.
sent our readers with the following PieSs
Of the fiscal concerns Of Comecticut, for
which we are indebted to the Courant.
II PIsw efthc FfScAL CoNcEaHs of Con-
NEcTIcUT. ,s.f
Cafiitaf finds Of khe civil Est. -,
- .r T.u, p, Dole. Cts.
Funded s per cent stock, ~.
(real capitaD 200 .e73 SO
Deferred do. do, l4s,632 80
Funded 9 per cent do. 5o,oss II
oa"h STOCK 44,725 80.
452,ee9 IT
80 Schoo, Funds. ga. ..-,.. go
Bonds collatteralIy secured I,o2o, $40 81
New lands received in pay
mem Of school bonds,
price at which received, $4,000
Funded 6, per cent stock,
(reai SapitaD 1908
Deferred do. do. s.4ss 2
Funded 5 per cent do. 4s7I o5
l238,6i7 30
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452,669 IT
l,238,6i7 30


.Ainual ertense Of Government.
Salaries OF executive off.
GERS, $3.50
Debentures and contingent
expenses OF the legisla-
ture Tor two sessions, 1900
Debenture of the supreme
court of errors, $50
Judicial expenses, e,lOo
Expense Of Newgate prison 1000
Charges Of paupers and va
grants, 4.sco
Allowance, Of do .ars on
the 1000 the list bling
drawback from the
state tax. i2,ooo
Contingent expenses COM
prIsing all other charges
CT government, $500
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
$50

Means Of defrdying me ennuaz exhe7.sc
,.. The civil hSf.-viz.
Annual interest on the "a
bove mentioned stock APP
pertaining TO the civil list --
funds 49,, s6,553 s
Duties on civil processes, 500
Annua! tax OF mills on
the dollar, neat amount, $500
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15


N. p. One eighth part of
all the state taxes and one
teiith part of all ratable polls
are abated for the relief of
the INDECENT. The yearly
interest of the whole school
funds would'be
Deduct the interest OH that
part which lies in lands,
and also on those bonds
whereon interest mas not
yet commenced, amount
to
n. q. Several bonds draw
interest the present year,
which were not on interest
the last year. -.
And the whole present am
nusl interest will be
Add 10 this the allowance
OF two dolls on the 1000
of The list,
Total annual amount pay
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15

Drawable from the state
treasury annually by The
people in their capacity
of school societies,
Payable by the people into
the state treasury annual
iy i'll taxes (lncluding du-
ties ON civil processes)
only the sum of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
JUN BAKkSDAIE. c. II C
1T a Court Of Quarterly
Sept IE;h. 1904.

SESSIONS continued by adj <uraaeu and
heia Jor Jam, 8 tisy' counfy,,cn Tuesday
she l4;h day Of august, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26

ReGlued, That the PRECEDENT Of the United
States be requelted to pref-nr IN the name of
Congreis to capt. Stephen Decatur, lword Of
the value of dollars and to each Of the
officers and crew of the United States Ketch
Intrepid, ron,hs pay, as tcltimony
Of the high fenfe entertained by Congrefs Ct
the gallantry, good conduct and iervices of capt
Decatur, the off GERS and crew of the laid Keteh
in attacking and deitroying aTripotan friga,e
of "A guns, late the United States frgate PHI
hdelphia.
The refo..ition was refurred 10 committee
Of the whole on the fate of the Union, and
ordered TO be printed,
Friday, Nopember o. The petition OF John
Steel, preicnted lat feilion, and the petition Of
captain George Little, lase of the Bottom fri
gate now firt srefcnsed, for indemnity againa
aiudgment in the iupreme court for Io,l82
dollars So ceuts damages, for the illegal dcsen
zion Of foreign vei1el taken in the Wet Indies,
inthe ysar I79o, were referred to the COM
nl;.tee of claims.
Several petitions. were read and committed
Mr.. Gays refolution relative to capt Deca-
turand crew was called up, and after iome con-
yerlat;cn on the fubjsa,
Mr.. Grifwold pYelumedN the obje4 Of this
HCP WaSstO Pay UlOute ofsrtlpcct 10 tnole brave
men who had 70 gs..a::,ly achieved this glorious
aand gallant enterprize. lie .ihed 10 do this
IN manner the moi honorable and notorious,
and perhaps thc beft courie. would be to obtain
from, the head Of the navy department lift Of
the names ofthe oisiicers and the number Of the
crew, together with detail of the tircunitan-
ces attending the event. With this view he
moved to potpone the coniiderationo Of the re-
folution reported by tn: committee OF the whole
till tomorrow, in order 70 introduce refolution
to this effect: That the fscrctary Of the navy
be directed to communicate TO this hou(e the
names Ct the offers anl the number of the
men employei in the Destruction Of the erigate
IN the harbour Of Tripods, together with fate
ment of the circumstances attending that event
The ponponement was agreed 10 without
oppoition, and the rsiootion Of Mr.. C5rifwoid
was adopted with a fniall variation fuggeted by
Mr.. J. Randolph and aceuiefced in by the
mover, viz. " That the PRECEDENT OF the United
States be requened to caufe 10 be laid before this
houfe, &c."
Mr.. j. Clay and Mr. T. Nj. Randolph were
appointed committee to wait on the preiident
and communicate the requett of the houlc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26
Dorflano,
1ONDAY, NoysMBzR 7o, 1904
.................

LstF. from Ewese.-capt. Knight, from l.iverpod has
furn;thed us with London dates Sept %, from which
make the following extracts
l.oNDoN, SEPTEMBER a.
Hamburger paper of the 18th init was re-
ceived ycftrrday. But it leaves US in the lame
Fate of ignorance in which it found us, with
regard TO future events on the continent
he Indignation agaiR France Of the King
Of Sweden has appeared by the order to his
Miniter end all his fubject TO quit the kingdom
within limitc,l time, and to all the French to
Gui, the kingdom of Sweden.
The appearances too of the unfriendly fcnti-
mepts bctwern the, Courts of st. Peteriburgh
and Paris being on the increafe rather than di-
mnution, are not altered The French Envoy
at Pete fburg has been recalled. The Ruiiian
Miniiter has arrived at Mentz, where he is to
remain till the French Ambahador arrives at
the Rutlian frontiers. If this is compulsory,
and done by Bonapar,c, with an intenr to inGn-
uate that the French Minifer would not be fafc
in Ruilia without fuch precausion, it isa very
fooifl itep on his part. For no creature out
of France will believe any fuch thing every
one will obferve with contempt the maiignity
of the Emperor; the iniult will only provoke
RuiIia and render all accommodations more
difficult.
The fame papers fate, that the Porte has
informed the French Miniter at CONTAINING
pie, that it will defer acknowledging the rifle Of
bonaparte, till it ihall be done by Ruilia aud
Britain.
Government has ordered Generals Boyer and
Rochambeau, who have 70 often forfeited their
parole, TO be removed from a ih5urton to Mont
gomery.
Mmifcrs have made remembrance to the
French Government on the fubje6f of OBTAINING
Capt. Flinders, of the Investigator iloop of war,
at the lie of France, to which no reply has yet
been received
The hottie difpoition between our court and
that of Spain appears to be, in certain degree
compromised. The Spanih Minilter M. d.
Anduaya, has returned to town, after eicorting
his family to the coat.
So general is the ditrefs throughout the
Spanifh domnons for bread corn, that their
AmbalIador at our Court has folicted of Gov
ernment to ilIue orders to our fliips of war in
the Mediterranean and the North fcas, to per-
nit all corn velels, bound for any port in Spain,
to proceed without any interruption or delay.
Hurrieans. particulars have been pub
iifhed concerning the devaltations IN the DEPART
mcnts of the Rhine, and Mofeile Cobentz) oy
the terrible form of the I'd rhermidor. The
river Ayr, in hours, rofe IS feet. This tor
rent fwaIlow, d up42 Villages. Twenty two lea
CUES of the country (66 miesl are entirely funk
under quantity of Zones from rocks, of which
the thicknels has been cal ulated to be at leait
~ feet The villages have diiappeared, AMI
nothing bu. lani, pebbles aud itones are ieen IN
their place. All This country of twenty two
leagues is entirely loft to agriculture. The
damage is immenfr, aud eitimatcd at many mil-
lions. The Perfect aad the chief Engineer are
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26
lrgiaatule Of a7aGaebtssr u.s.

BOSTON, November lc.
Both branches of the Legislature of Matlachn-
fetts convened in this town, on rhurfiay latt,
for the purpole, principally, Of completing the
choice Of Electors Of Prctidcnt and yice-Preh-
dent of the United States. The ordinary buff
nefs, neceHary TO the due and regular forma.
ton Of the Legislature, being difpatched His
Excelency the Governor, on the following
day, addreIed the two Houies' in the follow
SPEECH.
Gestlemfn ef.J< Senate, and
Gentlemen eftbe Hsnf Of Reptslentiuv',
THE unfiuiilied buhneis at your lat mcc-
ting, l am informed, was referred to the third
felton, of the begi1atures:-l preiume there
fore that your principle cbject at this time Will
be to complete the choice OF Electors on the
part of this Commonwealth, OF PRECEDENT and
Vice-Prefdent. of the United States and that
you will be unwilling at the preient ieiifon TO
. attend to any fubjeets which may conveniently
Be poitponed 1.-THE choice of Electors is net
perfcAedsby the votes of the people, lhave no
doubt that the truf which remains to be execu-
ted by you will be discharged faithfully, and
that your conduct will be governed by the I'M
gle motive Of love to your country.
4 In purfuance of the Act of Congreis Paifed
on the 10th March laf, the Secretary Of. State
has notified me, that the amendment proPoied
during the lait felton, of Congrefs to the Con.
Aitu,ion of the United States, has been ratlt1ed
by the Legislatures of three fourths OF the 'eve-
raj States. The letter which contains this no.
tiiication is filed i'll the Office of the Secretary
of the Commonwealth, and tranfcript OF IT
will be delivered to the Electors who are or
may be cholen On the part OF this state.
The Ouarrer-Nlaitcr-Gen informs me,
that in the late violent form, two buildings on
Hofptal Hand, the property OF the Common
wealth were blown down and that he thinks
it highly nccetary that others ihould be erected
in their place as (oon as may be. The appro-
priation made for his department. tor the pre-
fenr year he fuppoies will be fufficient to de-
fray the expenie bur he doubts the propriety
of his letting up new buildings unlefs authors
fed by particular direction.
have nothing further to communicate to
you Gentlemen, which calls for the immediate
notice of the Legislature. But IT in your oPln.
ion, any buGnefs of importance would iuiier by
delay until the winter lcllion, ihall cheer
fully attend to whatever you may now propose,
and cooperate with ycu in fuc:. meatureS as the
public good may require
Nsvsmbsr 10, 1904.
Committed TO Mchts Spo,ner, OF Bottom,
TUCKER of Portland, Bonss, Cleauefa"a, and
Hmltcst, Of the Houie |; and MehFs Sfa,kavs1sb-
a.. B;lzosH and s9mncy, of the Senate.
1NsWER OF TIE SENATE.
May It p'eaf. your Excellency.
II Ss.s Ms gsst eg.ta II s~ Pg" !h'" y Ss L;gva1r'
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dtym. and &,s Nc Soies Of E.7D 7,si'rf and Y.s-
f,dsnf be Ursej Safe, tbe far Of hbn C@smsnqeeshb
anl1 RE e6otss nof pe7sdby tie Vss IF e people,
psfbems yam Exsea my te cgaye fbsf executing tat
-tr ibe Senate zvH socrm ty h sge ~0iiOe IF J.i,
Country.
TIE letter 81 TIE Secretary IF State ,1ve 5e Amendns,f
i" tie Csgqifatos, and tbe Of s Quarter 4 gee,
G,e, founc fbe buildings Hepial lud Pal that
ats.aa zpbeb Thy ,esriy me,a' 1nd soaa ode b
nE of lame dsrg ne f,fnt M 1 Senate tv'1
etfay eo,atss7cab your Exsa.y all jasb msss,e
s5s p4b god @gy rt94ire
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that Trey could be guilty Of the conduct imputed hss
and that you did give place the piece unS
t WA. claimed Of your mpartiaity do it, the writer
having aued you of his belief of the facts The reprman
voted you therefore, the conductor of free prefs w
red to.
Having heard that the gentlemen at Bath and Wifcaes
who fuppoe thenfeves alluded by Lincoln have threat
ened great things again the author it they could find hn
let them be aured thet he does take the fet
aganl hen and that feon their public conduct af
prove either that the charges agap them untrue
that they repent of their agency in deroyng the federal
iuterea in this Diitri no one will be ready to do
jufce to their reputation than LINCOLN
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26
hNSWER 0F7HE HOUSE.


May p'eafe your Excell,ncy
Thksi'esA 81 Rspr/:niahve at hei, i.a rst;rg, stg
Fg6h 81 ne iae .Vrasees 7pbt rron@ o,om lo.gf'"" at
1i ezsn fibf yea, ,Js,,eimf IF re 1sfaySa bsnb 10 1e
brdE IF tie byca Cac,a Court Is f5ysfsre pvsmed
FIT te1S na,s qcM al Ills tms -ry sam he attention Of
sbe HUFF
s6Saa sepo, 'Sat he ppk ssvs rot eonesiestie s5os #
Fe7a ia, Prm and Vaa-P,fdeu off6e U"id S'afes, b.
fpf 4vbic5 bn eommhiei 70 Ls 6asbss Of tie
L2s.v spe zUil5e executed rs6 eg vsz0so DE 4oe
fare 81! 5oaour II be Ueitea Ststes.
Ne Big yoar h"ey be .,si tnfGe H,se 1rH pay due
ehe'h07 % al natter, u5sb you iase bee" etssd gs ,
ii cir eoyfl.yaAos
n ,.eiseo s,sw Fxesie"eys sca conduit gva ~ tie 54a
eGa,aa.e Of reur kxseA ncy, ez,gf srais .oiS
ms.a,s' ss;s-s 1s fDsis 70! my eaai,e.
SATURDAY, NOV. II.
Several petitions were read this day and
fome other buGnefs tranfstted. Among the
Committees raifed, was one, for conGdering
the expediency of rearaining individuals from
iiluing rromiilofy Notes or other Due Bits,
payable TO Bearer or order under fpe Dol0rs
and alto for granting liberty TO the ieverzt Banks,
to iH4e Bills Of any denomiaatioa.
IN SENATE-N ovener 20, 1904.
VOTES FOR ELECTORs,-ihe, JOINT Committee ap-
pointed examine the Votes returned for Electors OF Pre-
Gdent and Vice PRECEDENT, report, That the
Whole Number gee -
Neceiary for choice, 27,5oi
That the Hon. 1aues Snoaa, &c. &C. had majority OF
votes and chofen.
The geneia refult is thus ftated--
For the Federal Ticket, 25,777
For the Democratic do 2e,5lo--Odds, 1855
TIE Lsgatuye bsvsg vFa tie 5sla vpseb ad thar TO-
rrb, , 7lufsay-7Be iafiaeasai be6 f9veat
TEE 8Wto yaia iuavidh Oaias fro1slayy
sJs asde, FIVE dollars y.fyyed 10 be next fa Il biz
fsG1fo render 0azd The pvsnss # et'tai" Dp1y Sdssg IF
uotv.l
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26

Letff,em Ewete.-Capt. Knight, from Liverpool has
frnhed with London dates Sept %, from which
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-21

i . r@sI9isaS w astllns .os.swao wrong ~ sup
,rassinp the rebsliious instruction IN the
yest. and keeping the country IN state
! e prosperous neutrality, by presenting
;strong arm aud resolute front TO foreign
sintrigue and foreign threat, then his exPen-
s,itures so far were wrong also; but if other
s;se. they were right; and it is mere ped
ling fraud and diabolical wrong, to I'M
each his making them. If Mr.. Adams
vas wrong in repelling the aggressions OF
he French, and returning their insults,
,ssaults anl planters with hard knocks
.ad in bringing themto reason by force'
] when he could not by argument, then his
Expenditures were vicious, and he deserves
apprehension for them: but if otherwise,
sle deserves the thanks of the country TOR
/ ais wise, polite, spirited, and honorable
appropriation of their treasure. La Ike
manner, if Mr.. Jefersonis right IN sufter-
ling our ships to be ptlhg d, our feLio"scltl-
hens nal treated, insulted, robbed, and I'M
4 ,risonrd, at the will, and TO CRAFTY the
aprlce, the malice or the avarice OF aliens
=lf he suffers individuals OF our. country
. be brought to bankruptcy, and by dong
! 80 permits general bankruptcy to be haz-
3lrded ifhe tamely permits hecountry IN
| he persons of many offs citlzens to be
weaked by the moss. everyday that YARD
/ Il canvas sails from oar coasts ana II
draining his christian feelings ne makes
4 ne counlry, over which:he Presldes, at eve-
y stroke it receives on" one cheek to
Urn the other also !" if Eve saw ne is right
1 al this, then he is rlght in las ec0no-
3mes.
But if on the contrary, the honor, the
ssecuri,y, the independence, the character
sand the commerce ofthe country are worth
preserving, and he suFers them to br lost
n order to get hollow credit otsaving and
popularity, then is his conduct highly CEN
ssufable his public parsimopy criminal, and
slis administration sore evil to this coun.
! Fry: while al the same tins those partisans
/ # his measures who endeavor o-mlke
] lis character ,lllnstrious by trumpeting forth
lis ecOn9mies, are guilty of treachery to
ne counlry, and though they perhaps do
laot know il, Of treachery to hin also.