Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-27

fors ne " srnii..s 81 esnxfs add jhe mofal
coed Of the world, take 10 ste p bus such
s ) Is csleulsscd 10 oetray itself. Whsn
Bsslsmsn spsvsenssd the article which we
pablished Yesterday, from the manner Of
.iEs s1dFSss urle1 with declaration
So With he made 10 thsGhs aripg OF the edisor.
n-sfiS dfsSfi 81 cur { s. : ;chmonds that the
com mln 6 ALTON sof / be Reasonable project
Of Bur-, wbieh he natr TO the exceAeivc,
5 Be made blAbgic 5 lsiusss' We expect-
s lie q thatsuch was spe pa2srhs pfoacrsd for
IS ,ppbis1a;loe. : xA3ser "a j perusai, however,
we spesceiuetl ID at The real pusportsof the
pip xsffsrosl was only the Offspring Ut that
.syssr ~ which he unfortonate anhJr Of the
,reasen has pursued towards The country,
s,s h,t5ir .,lhs exsrutire, the persons 1uhcns
ne aslsudsd. and those whom he fa'isd 70 de.
!stEs: 49, ssl IS SsA
iIstcsd Of asserting his ,nnocence or at.
ID siSp;Sng "a psave IL by facts or evidence,
M. BuIr has eudesvorrd 10 roll back upon
the gsvssnrDeDt BY which his treason has
been Isos,rased and upon the publfc officers,
who have beensnost active ID defeating his
= treason, and onthspohlic odRsers who have
cundrc,s d The psosecution, and re,
F, (
pro,'ch and ccosrmsiy.
sysI Like master ike man "a AS Burr has
done so does Bollman. This unfottooa.e
~.p5ircs OF mercy, with . pardon registered
10 cour, Of law, issued upon the volnnta.
~ erryslsrsop Of his owe treason and the
treason Of the ssmasser spirit BY whomhe
usslesJ. this is the man who comes for-'
svsFdso the public with the expectation of
making 40 impression on the public mind
lin }uyor of tie man whom he had before
ssbe.ssy ed aud Of drpre ciating The character
and conduct Of the man 90 whose sbenevo.
lsccs ADD good faith he owes his lbersyand
:. life. 49, IS
Was The disclosuss, pade BY this person
brought before the district courtins al ex-.
lraordinary aud ,unwarran.able manner !
The manuer wasthis: Mr.. Hay, attorney
for the district Of Virginia, In dischargs of
his dury as public prosecutor. called he Sc.
s yeral witnesses for the public. iosbe sworn
81 open cours ontheir passage ts the grand
iary. On Bollman being called, MrsHay
8, s,rd that he conceived it 10 be bis dutyto
inform thescoars in what situation he stood
"a q witness. This HOLMAN had made i'm
hs 10, u i, tlis losuses of Burrs plans projects
- aud the means Of accomplishing them, aud.
IN consequence thereof The president had
issuea pafdon;s which pardon BollWanas
6rs, rgceiseJ, theo returned, and said he
would nrltbsT receive nor reject 10 ,his
situation BoIIman stood when he came into
court and Mr.. iiay thea rendered a pardon
20 him 10 open court. which Boilman refus.
e.l and shrrsupon the pardon was recorded
I'D the sour, by the clerk thereof.
Was this either an unwarrantable or an
exsraos binary MANNER Of acting. could
ga .nv course be more fair and liberal How
Scould Nlr. Hay omit to nosicc The pardon
A. or he cause If the pardon, when the man
pssdopsd was TO be called as a witness,
add appeared 10 temporse between his
Frat revelations Of the srea.on, and his
la,ter intercourse with his accused princi
psi The ,uo.ice Of the information given
by Bollmsn % the executive, was rendered
necessary then by Bcllaan himself, aud
what bis own unprincipled conduct shyo'.
GU, had rendered unavoidable. for every
ACT but that Of his pardon, With rescued
him from the gallows, were his own volun-
sssarv ac,s--he embarked 10 the treason
,,sish Burr volun,arily-he went to New
Csleaps voluntarily -he opeaed his over
,arss 10 Wilkinson voluntarily : he was
sent thence 10 Washing;rn, indeed invo.
lunsafily; bu, without any solicitation CT
expecsasion Oh The part OF the executive,
he voluntarily proposedto reveal the plans
x6ro;ec,s. and. means, sbyswh:ch Burr was to
accomplish his treason. The axecusiye
however he must detest the traitor, was
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