Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-22

siong aootnsF 60. s,5,te with severity 10
i ability :. M hes some ssmblaace 81
t. tahsh',d . a.ss he appearance Of fatse-
ps "a, q. ssnoc-ats Of this country were a
'strqa' T. him by their countsnance ana !,
10 . ,! he he bscam. the conductor OF a
ulIsesss !. = enabled him to put on clean
sent tasy \, ss hellv. to look little sleak
sfa Dr. sss,d & will out"and the same may y,
ae. nu e crimes of less magnitude waat
Would ,la ~. : confession is this OF Lyons Il
hOp' .s,rIv this-We. the democratic
ns VA. assoocress were determined to
case |noa' $. of c9oyernmen. Into oar hands
whe. ne ls'l I'D we little cared what means
, cAs'' a,sd for that purpose we p'ckea up
80, ,ssfHs ,,saboud Duane, and employed nln
''s'as ts,soce 10 any other, because we con.
s Inss "a him : greater scoundreI than any Q.
naiF, a'g ts nan he could give .falsehood
'nsrs -. .. same semblance Of truth, and give
- NJ =. anoearance of falsehood )" we
lave a' 'a al do the same more or less but
,ssr nrsferrsd having some one VINO ha1 no
- aes' is,,er ,oiniure to do our work for US:
3 =. en- what we can gather IN Matthew's
tnsr, se.ms that after the death of
STU =. l1ams was very SOLICITORS to have
d.nocra,s purchased the Aurora othce,
arm A savs the management e Is ta]him. But
thu ,eousst was opposed, and Lyon attrS-
=, j. {. lare of II 70 his advice /; fore
bad. saws Lyon !. bis charges would be
i i. 4 up something like those made for
and '.,;og against the house OF representa-
4. - . The price of the establishment too,
lould hon sayssvas enormous /" spoke tree
acaioss the purchase he missed the
beeols,on, and can never forgive me for
men disappointment Hence the quarrel
inne tween the two patriots Duane and Lyon.
lose oans ookthe FIRST opportunity to insult
IS Eyon and blackguard him for his vote on
IL Yazoo business Lyon threatened in
kyenge 10 have Duane deprived of the
upt ruting business of the house: this he has
y = f.ctsd; and thus by the falling out of
70 bsaes, the printing viii be done at the re-.
s'y ..... price, and honest mex viii come by
~ ~ heir own.
.pA aforementioned by most of our readers
''' hat rockingham printerin N. Yerk, was
tosscuted, a,id punished for libel on ge.
y eral Hamilton. The following is Ma,
:. nevis account ofthe affair. -
n. When it twas insinuated thar offers
i we're made by general Hamilton TO pur-
= shase the Office for the use of the opposite
4, party, Itold a great friend of mine wao
4. Ras most jealous for the purchase, that l
kcnsidered these destinations thrown our
merely to alarm the republicans, and drive
b pa ths bargain. When this story appear.
I'd 10 public paper, and poor Frothlng-
pam was tined and imprisoned for repub-
fsnlng IT, withoutany afront or the part of
Y 3ne wretch lam now speaking of, (who has
% acknowledged himself the. author. ta save
= rockingham, my friends was convinced
y was right
From this does it not appear that the
Pnce OF the Aurora, being ia the possessi-
on OF the executors OF the estate of Ben.
AMIN franklin Bache for the benefit of his
Chtdren, Duane wished that the democrat-
pc members of congress aud other demo-
Crass would purchase it for him; and to
pnouee them so to do, Duane fab.icates
Cne OF MS sabbath day lies, and declares
.Aa' 'ne iederahsts are exer.ing themselves
~ purchase 1t, and that general Hamilton
lau actually made proposals for its pur-
eliass' The printer of the New York Ar.
GUS lePabllshes the falsehood of Duane,
ua Punlshed, while Duane bellows a.
-. the Prosecuting spirit of the federal.
~ 49, aao iauds tie patriotism of Frothlng.
inSs - 80 '''e' s
Mn .nere lsa pretty fellow for you. Well
P'sI John 7. Mason say, and Mr..
10 I na seclare Re cou.sl almos, repeat, that
uuaHe More than 10 any other the Anne.
~; ;.aa people were indebted for their k6er.
7 90. 80 ZONE new TO another confession Of
n., ou That will make every reader and