Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-26
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T1iUEsDAY, DE cEMBER Is.
Mr.. SsowpEs.

want some money IN these days Of D.,
indeed, there has been . ion-iptercoune
tween myself and cash, since the 6rs, la,,
on Tie LHmsargs, As tits called by the h.,
ty. and which IS thought BY many a very i
per name for this commercial disease. u
! MIR Snowden, have lately sbserveds
ward Of $4,000 offered for producing Ii.
suit given by Mr.. Jackson to Mr.. Secrets
Smith, and have searched, but In vain, for
Scoundrcl. Hcis coecealed,I think, SON.
where in or about the Secretary Of State,
fee but 1t would be pollution to make N
search there, and would be adding insult
insult to Insist upon it, that the Seer.lr
himself, harbors this creature. ! have los Is
ed through the whole Of the corresponds,
wherein fellow by the name of Insnt inde,
rously did intrude himself, but wi,hou! So,
cess. There was an inconsiderate devil Of 4.
description, who inirided and did thust hin
self insolently forward, and in the face Of d5
had the impudcnce to give the III. direca
Mr.. Jackson Thereby setting a bad exam.
pie at the Court, and in the Cabinet oflNaA. 4
ington. Ihave secured linn, and have bin 4
locked up, ready to be produced, wh.nen,V
the Secretary of State has the temerity to NEE,
him face to face: As no doubt you knovt.
residence of X. Y. Z. if you inform them
my discovery, perhaps they may reward nj
: handsomely, as think merit it, for finding
out his hiding place and the concealer Il
suck disturber ofthe public peace, is equal.
" criminal with him who gives sanctuary as
felon. MIR. SnoWden, take my word for it.
the plan to provoke Mr.. Jackson to maintain
like man, the dignity of his Sovereign, and
in so doing, to act with firm and positive Ian
guage, and such as MIR. Smith should choOsI
to take offence at, say sir, the plan was hatch
ed before Mr.. Jackson's arrival at the City,
Immediately on its being known that he was
at Annapolis, Mr.. Secretary Smith posted on
to Monticello, where the President met him,
ard Caucus was held, attended by the PHI
lesophic Chief Of that place. On that Caucus
breaking up, the Chief Of Monticello repaired
to Richmond in Virginia, where another Cau-
Gus was held, and the head OF the Editor 81
The Enquirer was furnished with ample ma
terials for the subject whenever the evsd
happened; and at these tive enlightened meet
inps it was resolved mem. con. that the MAJ
who hadbeen at Copenhagen, was an, imprc.
per character to be sent hitler, and the meas
were then plotted to prevent lis mission hav.
ing the desired effect through his excrtioH';
so that the man himself, and not his manner or
matter was the grievance &was the bone %
gnaw therefore, sir, When Mr.. Jackson, IN
tracingthe ground he was to tread, sialsa
iwithou. the least expectation Of Being con-
tradictcdj that the three conditions contained
in Mr.. Canning's instructions to Mr., ErsSine'
were laid before Mr.. Smith, and which ne
did no doubt, to begin de nova ssthO' nothing
had been done by. Mr.. Erslsine, then the pap.
Ply moment arrived, the opportunity 'hsV''
itself fair, and the Secretary of State, huggas
himself that now Ito could shew his prove"
positively told Mr. Jackson, that he was Sou
by the king OF Great Britain, with lies or l0
gerics for the basis Of his mission. What !A''
is the situation of Mr.. Jackson COMBS
from Country which possesses dignity :"
rived from an honorable maintenance OF :"
its pretensions, at least as respe rtable as ou
own, which is yetin its cradle, and rocssO v
inexperienced nurses. He replies to ~ ~
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