The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20

cASEcg ctLLENDER.--aA Mort time
af, g ssr.c. % Rch,aoai. there was printed
N no0;a.y ns4gas;rr long exfraf foin the
Pr985I. Upon ~. J-fTctfo''s receiving the
f'-imen h.'-ts, be returned uot 'nerelya letter
4 tS-nks b'r TO ny ercat f,rrrif-, h faid that
l- bad dire ''~>' NJ. q J-fF-rfon Of Richmood
70 PlY m" - dollars. When the fra part of
the tecnri "ol;r; was PM % prsfs, Mr. T.far-
Son ''."l'o'ic..st aah uarxoe6iei, a ftcond
irn't't@n'e otHe fame asaouu;."
E@5a,' fan q litter t5.iEG<4 lg 3. T. Calls-,-
&.r.- t5s 2e6oe.Ierof Io,- 500.
E?', sen VIC h2ve .hs 7e~v 7;.h arI mar
.ro.p - ;a1fs oijous rrcuf.4aus which The
cnsm: -: &c P-eiidear a.re extr9Cseal
ron his c"75rff towards Ct-r1-r. Every
H5,rs' -or iYej-nn of V.T'rh = wac eIfcsptihIe.
the 'ay@ ihut rHc'r eve- a-1ic! they would
20, a""~ 70 RI. y. ;ra !ese merit for hav-
ing rH0--'-.--et - he f,'r-art of an unfortu-
mate f,-e'gicr ,yioJr &c ts Political Progrefs of
C-cai-, ''a,'|" md ara ,Hnced 10 I've man Of
elevated gerius. Accordion tn them, IT was the
low ipirit Of party perforcl ntereh, & not t,s
defre Of rcfcuing his comfy from unconRitu-
tIcHa u oporsiiive laws, which induced Mr.. T.
70 s7calf..e ne literary genius of Calender.
Undef nan ,nprefiiens was il a matter Of fur
prlf- the thr f.deralifs fhout eagerly fa!ten
upon the Ssufs727ns OF Calender, and convert
them INFO the in!truments Of a mon illiberal ~
cuatIon Was It even wonder that this I'M
fortunate bring hinfelf difappointcd in his
hoocs or pre'rrnent and a6tua.ed by the fpirit os
revenge, ihoud attempt 20 throw them into the
fame points of view, and repre!ent the eontrihu-
tions of Mr.. Jeferfon rs 70 many brihes to nj.
mnlafe his efforts for ahuiing and difplacing
Mr.. Adams! Yet after all the various acc,rfa
tIODS hpen her, -
iouiy ur party rage has fuggcned on this much
azitatet queftion, they all reio!ve thelnfelyes in
to the few and futile incidents WHICH are
men'inacd in the preceding extract.
Mr.. J. then gave him 80 dollars "ader bav-
ing teecisied thcybeeimeh BeetJ, printed" in the
National Magazine VIII his enemies pretend
to fay that MIR. J. is refponfibe for all the four
rIlity and ahufe contained in Tke PROHIBIT Be-
JareUJ Is II politically true, that a part is e.
quail to- the whole? BtcaGfe he examined a
few of the proof fleets contained uathe Nat 4:
Mag had he any opportunity of knowing the
tendency of the req But tbeS fheets were
lDffimer4, they were the ''pariHgs Of the Gil
aots' raG;" and Mr. ]. might have conjedured
the dimeniions Of the entire monitor. Even let
,iiis argument be admitted; of what feryice
viii i be to the federai1s ? Thefe proof fleets
were the pureR, The freef from fcurriity and
defamation of any which competed The ProlbeF.
To what then does this 6rft charge amount ?
That Mr.. ]. paid TIE money in advance for a
certain number Of copies of work, which was
written by 4 man of genitIs for the fakeof expo
Sing weak, aud wicked adminaratoB.
Nj. J. "fent him fecOad remittance to the
fame amount" VIII the reader however re-
collect the time, when he offered this contribu-
tive! Calender fimpIy obferVes, that it hap.
penrd " qo8tu tbsErP part ettbe end. PoL qoss
PIT 10 ptfjJ." lie fhds wlhcs 10 impreis us With
belief, that Sr. JeGerion having now received
I'll The lroof aieets Of the 1T. Vol is e. much
delithtyd with the performance, that he is anxi-
ous so promote tho expeditions publication Of
thc iecond. But thofe wh, can recolleA the
',itosy OF that day, will eadjy fuppiy the mo-
tis.s Of this alIsSnce. When the fscond fun
"a 50 dollars wac psid to Calender he was IN
prifC1. lie Sas the unft,ttunate victim of an