Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-18

nv 70 do hatnk and chat IL The
niinistry retired, the danger 81
such - eject, would Be increased
~ change 81 attitude. This
latter ideaWas strongly urged in
Z private letter 10 him of the Cd,
Of February, 1906, with my earn
est advice against snch > mission.
Al the ship bY which that letter
was sent, arriyed.at Philadelphia
% the a6th Of March, Ironcluded
| thar r. bad received itbt. the 3oths
i wa. written il consequence of
ipelligs from the United
$ ltes9has I'D 1 mission was de!
cided On 81 the gnvernment. A.
! had received no answer 10 any
6f my muAunieations from Mad.
rid OF london, alter my fcturn.
nof any acknowledgement of my.
q yices at either place, or. ex-
pressions Of q desire thar I should
sons home or remain there, il
seemed BY the measure alluded
10, asif Il was considered that ]
was rather ii the way, ,thari .of
pse 10 the administraticn. Its
reserve 20 me. for 90 long . time,
and tie apPointmene Of %. assoc
ciate, AFTER the receipt Tiny phi.
/ vate letter Of February ed, aud a
| public one Of nearly the same
date, and after the change n the
| administration was known, made
adeep impression Oh my mind 70
that effect. Special missions
were neverwell received bt those
on the ground, and perhaps never.
will be while men are governed
BY those useful passions which
/. stimulate them to siltJous &C
tious. Such mission redueea
the resident minister. kowsyeS
respectable for his Talents and
i character, toa CIPHER, from She
moment Il IS known that il is con-
templased ) and ifitdoes not des-
troy him, tits because his char
actor Il sufficiently strong to bear
the shock. The footing on which
i ! had left my country, Q con-
sciorsness Of the zeal and insegri-
| " fmy conduct in the public SER
vice, and Of my personal attach-
ment and devotion 10 the admin
istrati0n, with . 6rm belief that
no change could be made 10 ad.
vantage, may possibly have en-
creased my sensibiiity 10 the.mea-
suite. Had such an one been con2
tempiated, I tnonght that { should
have beensths FIRST 90 hear Of tin,
aPrivate letter from yourself OF
DIR. Madison, bat bad 20 gath.
er the intelligence from tie news.
papers, The correspondence Of o.
thers, the hints clifford Holland,
and eyenof Mr.. Fox. Mr.. Ma
dison's 6rstlettcr 10 me on any
Important subject, which Was Of
the iiih Of March, 1906, almbst
Iten MONKS afterI had left Mad
rid, and eight amer my return. %
Eoadon, was received Oh tis ash
of April Il seemed % Be II.
tsnded 70 announce The propoSed
measure, and from its style, ~
ken IN connection with the pie.
ceding circumstances, eontribut-
ed greatly 90 confirm the impress.
sionshich they had already made. |
fhe facility which il Afforded 10 |
my departure appeared TO ne % |
be the strongest isatuse In IL.
he letter which Mi. PinEnsyl
brought me. which ~ delivered |
toskimand BY him To- ne open, |
was.inshe same tone. II sss,edl
that was mt iudsd inghe Spekint
misaion, but thas Mr.. PinkneyI
had : separate commission win |
him, % take my place IN case I |
chose 20 return home. 81 II e.
psessed nodesisestla. / would re. /
main and Join il the negociation. |
The JOINT comfnissioA seemed Il. |
20 % be peculiarly slapped % e.
yorshat object, - h anthorised |
one conmissionss 10 act sinsly ID |
the absence Of The other, III (which
il differed from shose, which / |
had carfiedwith ME abroad, dizzy |
giving tllAt power is he one Ii /