Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23

saenf al THE Union--and 1oeHs calculated
for hte offices he holds.. IL - =: II
H. Lyon further stated tCoL Burr
had 1vens dorDn tie river, and INTENDED
going .eund BY zoater 10 call Gen. Eaton
10 account far circulating q report 50 in
furious to ais charactes. .. - =, +.
49, - - - -, :
Extract d a letter from a gentleman IL
great restecfablity, dated Fronkf orf,
e, kentHcky Dec. IS. = ,:isat=-,.-z. :. !, O.. !:
!" Burr left this place about Ave DAYS
ago, and went to Lynche's. He told mi
he should wait to hear rs 10 Wilkinson's
success If hostitties did commence, he
should 90 down and try andztake all he
could get to follow him. and that if hos.
tiiities did not commence. he should 70
to the southwark. I believe there il DO
doubt but gen. Adair has gone to Lou.
isiana, and tits said has gone to Wilkin.
son. There is no doubt but naen are en-.
gaging for the Burr party. 1 have seen
several persons who have convetsed with
the men engaged, viz.---and-
-, They are engaged for 6 mouths
- Least % have asnAs if Fe4sired. md
are to descend the river: 20 get 10 dollars
per month. and 100 or / 80 acres ofhnd.' y
: QUERE-ls the above abatement,
represented to have been made By Mr..
Burr, meant by him as cover. TO- plans
even more hostile to, the peace of the
union: * --.<1~{ .&~,s =,
The faio1Smg resolutions kaue been una
nintaasi4 adoP By the Legislature Of
kentucky, Wherea. il IS considered
ofimportance that the citizens living
under the same government should be
correctly informed ofths views and in
tentions Of every portion ofthe eommu.
nifty : and as the sentiments Of the, Peo-
PIE q Kentpcky, may Be misupderstood
BY those who, from their remote ssitua,
ton, have not an opportunity of Judging
Of the disposition which The, citizens o.
this state entertain towards the general
govetntnsnt' andas anexpression Of the
public will through their Representatives,
is deemed the most sefTectoal mode 70
prevent any r4isapPsshension of our sen.
timeats Which, might be pccasioned BY
the conduct Of individuals, Of might
grow out Of misrepresentation :"
Resoioed. Therefore, BY the general
assembly, thai the people Of Kentucky,
feel the strongest attachment to the fe.
deral. government and consider dis.
Reimbursement pfthe, hnion ss the prea.
test evil which could: be6alI them, and
would view With abhorrenee any .indivi.
dual or set Of Individuals who should at
tempt to separate US from those who's,
interests are SO intimately connected
with our own, and for whom the people
Of Kentucky yentertain in Interchangeable,
attachment, arris ing from lively r.eol
lection oftheir united efforts for liber
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Resolved, That the people Of Kentuck,
have entire confidence in the .presen, ed
rninistration ofthe general government,
and have NO doubt that such measure,
will be pnrSued, a. are Less calculated
to secure Us peace, and tranquility and
at the same time preserve our nationa
honor from ipssit. >.&<
Resohed, Tia, the governor of thi.
state be requested to transmit copies; Of
the foregoing resolutions to the president
OF the United States, to the executives
otthe different states, and to ourPresea,
senators and reprrsenfatiYesi in congress,
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