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

~ 1Ss NuuWhs,otut secretary or Wat
are ctszulsich are knospn TO Be ~.
| which viii appear on the .tlai.
Lct S. see. il then in another 81,
VIZ I've en.teatahe parden Of :
Wilkinson and ofshe president, io,s
del.cacy Of naming them a. the sam.sl
with Bollman, bar il is the pubic
Wilkinson was trescheross! say,
man. To whom !! TO BIrr.
The prssidrS, was ,reschsrous,
Bollman. To whpm !? To DolImss
But il is Bol!aan, who, after WI
800 had frustrated the treason, thai,
plains Of W,Ekinsep's itsscher, "
,reaehery? Why, COED reader, Bsrs
npbraids Williamson Tor not a dioa
ia his treason, and his .feaeheIy co.
in mol being lreacherops TO his cenn,,s,
saves his coun.ry and illustrates B,,.
for this Bnllmsu calls him .rsachs,,
this sane Bonman who, after tIr,es .
Lbetrays all Durr'ssschsmes to The u,,.;
yoIuasarily and without solieitstiion
who writes 6ve folio shse.s ofiry,,s
sohis principal.
Here then we End Bollmao ,6 :s.a,,,,
70 the country which received him
hospitality, and then trsachsrous 10 r.
.upbraidirg the chief magistrate, wbss
pot only frequently proved His good = \
Tor him, bu, WHO had OR sxvssal Can
lar occasions given him proofs otsSs !,
will who, after Leirg saiky tf ,rss
upon his Own nfessron, and gully
the proof Of geo. WJkinson aud o,h1
who, after solun'arlly revealing his N
son. and Obtaining from the prssideo, 4
highest ezert;on of pawrr and the grew
elti OF mercy. his FIRTH ktei LII, o
comes forward as the scalomniator Of, |
former benefac.or, and cf the hssa i'll
government which he hid cocspu,d
dissever. sad If she individual who
been his generou: bent factor.
Such IS Bollmaa- But !e, Us Gee WIN
Is that he charges apon the p,estaeot A
own story is, tina, he mean, TO "rcur
false Impressions" Of ,reasapsble neruaI
and 10 convincs the presiden, H.. he 90,
20 go TO war with Spain, aud give soua
nancc 10 Burr !! his is his ewn sou|
The reader vii! recolIsc, that this ii
created priyy counsellor and teacher Of i
llsicsl ethics, was no other than the pnr|
minister Of the emperoy in prospect ri
very man Bollaan had gone &c n OAs,I
with foreign gold 10 his pocket, .ad I'D
son digesied and methodlsed 10 his mis|
detected ia that treason and sent 10 \
seat of the goserrmen. sgains, whieh
coospired; ADD he .eIisthe Amerieappl
lie ia 40 address to the American pcopI
that from the cell in which he wa. lnp|
soned as q traitor, he of his oms moi]
undertook to become the pripy couussN|
Of the governmsn, he aimed to desur|
aoa 70 preach po!i.ics and purity 10 \
executive.
IL Is MS ewn story ne says re reque1
ed the interview for those two decided \
isc,s. Well! let US see how he is tread
His story is heard he said he had outd
soral motive, What motives then lIA
had no personal motives he must Ar|
meHns only 70 add another scere 20 the 4
srocious cheat !; for hs say, be sought
remove impressions cf treason, and 10 Pt
suade The executive to a war win SpS1
Il these were the objects be mrst be-
of The most aaSiiious aad hardened oft'l
spifaioss we will GOT c.cdis I'm he
net entitled to it; we believe sha. be sH
I'd 10 save bis life by turning sasseI
denee. The verirst prostitutes soms'Ia1
talk of purify, and disin,eres,edOsss-
They nevertheless pursue their uade EI]
The wstld. BolImaa: revealed The seer
, of his principal aud wa, pardoned. u
vs. now see what were the conditions.
The presidents note, which DoNd1
foriuna,elyfaraishes, speaks DO hths ss''l
meu,s of the president concerning 'lla1|
and the pnrpess for which he wished 'os1