Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-27

.. sau geo. w. and would nave MS
esr'sd W. 80 81 col. repeatedly, and
te.eps .a g essre.ssd b. belief, that
SER eoes ~ Of gen. w. with his army,
the 'pna Nee of double pay aud rallsa''
shs P'p s,,so II the officers. and the pres.
'As s% = n,aadst ADD military achievements,
p,s '9 big The army generally 'n'o 'ne
10Y. .s,e. pass over here. 2 conveisa,
ps''. .h;.h took place between col. 2. and
co. .', l respecting . esa.'al 'svolasloo. e
n!'s a..;ard % be irrelevant By the opinioo
M !, 4, beach. IMr. Hay. You aslade 20
o. ..lo,;oo for over.hrowing the govern
49,, !. Washington, and Of revolsuoo'z-
ns', re ea.,ssu sta,es.I T was passing
p5 j, m, 20 come down 70 the period when
,'s, ,a,o,ed he had rslinquished that de-.
- 'sfs and returned to his project 10 ne
~ "a. thoroughly convinced my self,
-, such proisct WAS slrrsdy so tar or.
=. I'D. as 10 DC dangerous, and tina. It
sald REQUIRE 40 effort 70 suppress It. For
!. addition 10 positive. assurances col. 8.
IL C assistance and cooperation, he said
-, re vast extent of serritory Of the u.
=, h.vopfl,tae mountains which offered TO
.ds,o,u,ers, soEssber with a-view Of the
s;,.. Of Mexico, would bring adherents
,.h;m from an quarters Of the Uoion. -
II. situation 10 which these communities:
,;oas and the impression they made upon
:, olaeed me 10, was peculiarly delicate.
Ind 90 overt &C, to produce sgaiDs. col.
b lie had given me nothing upon paper,
MIR did | snoH of sny person 10 the vi.
,ioiv who had receised similar commune.
t.,ious sud whose testimony Nigh, snppors
m,a.. He had mentioned 10 me none, as
vdocip,ly & decidedly engaged with his,,
hr zen. wv, . Mr.. Aston. who / after.
vnds learnt was his sen-in law. and Mr..
Scbulm Kibby, who I learnt was late
t4plaa d Raager's 10 Waype,s army. OF
no. w. Barr said much. asIyhavs stated;
IF MI. A!stoa very li.sle, but enough to
sstisit ne tlia,he was engaged ia sbr pro-
Jet; and if Kibhy he said. shas he was
Gg.de major 10 the vieini,y Of Cincinnati
fshs,hsr {. 10 Ohio or 10 Kentucky I
luow no,) who had much influence with
the militia and. had already engaged the
majority af.,he brigade TO which he be.
bagsd who were ready TO march a. Mr..
BUR. signal, Mr.. b. talked Of this re.
solution as q naatter of right inheren, in.
lhs people, aud constitutional revolu
toawhich, would rather be advantageous
than detrimental 20 the Atlantic states:
l;'oluilou which must eventually take
Place; aDdlfor The operation of. which the
plsssr; esisls was peculiarly favorable ::
aA there was no energy TO be dreaded ia
hs Grpersl government. and his converse.
Sons cenossd q confidence that his arrange.
meats We're 80 well made that he should
msess',h no. oPpssiion 81 N. Ollcans:; for
sns army and thee hiefci.lsens of Ina, place;
ys's'sady,o receive hia. On The solitary,
StsOad open .vhch | stood was ss ! loss
now g. cotdlc, MYSELF thosgh at no loss
: 'ssptsstd my duty. 4 durst not place
ny loesIyses,lraopy 10 the balance agains,
" ss'ge' Of colonel Burr's character, ,fos.
Z ~'nps the tables upon me, which /
AVeSai any. msn capsule of such project;
~ eoascsentiouah do. I should slnk
seas' 'hs selsn'. Iaesolsed therefore
r'n !, n''slf TO setain The removal of Mr..
,a aIa'" eouatsy, 10 way honorable
~, ,s.a' ard on shis;l did consul, him with.
- showing my motive Aceo, dirgly
. ss'td On the president OF. the:U. S. aud
AIN oesol'o' = consefsa,ion, in which
.;a Na g tsaw his attention. 10 the west, i
jas s ]. = a'n ( took the Iiosr,y Of suSges, s
q s /. 'as T That i.haoshs col. B. ough.
,as a. ;snassi fiora he country, because
m., i;.'us'ed him dangerous init. The
,.;. asked where we should send him.
h,.S a Eaglsndor Madrid, though il
,dd.a 'csad 10 some psblica,ioss rha, I.
p0,;,;.. sao's The president withou. anv
I,,. sSs ssp'ession ln such matter of.de.
p,,,a q seemed to think the trus, TOO inn.
sas, aad expressed something. Ike ),
sPcttlng the insepr,,v of Mr. a