The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-01

=. 49,, es.
, with n'ss r.AinsHs S 81 se.s,i '''' Sss
tions of Mr. 1E. ,. od,,..-
what saws his" Ciycu.a. =
,ed' That certain propositions had been p.,,i. IN
nun by Mr.. L. Mr.. Jackson therefore DIRECTLY
HES from the issue. In his circular h. ,,..,asa
admission of Mr.. Smith, which is hinr y, IN
20 the p'irpese--he dares not state tba,
Mr. 5 admitted fact--en which every ,l;,,o. h,
CESS one, which Jackson bad bronrh, f,r,y,,,,
W "is correspondence, but which he .ce,s 81,
OF view IN his Circular. As we have said a,oy,.
the question is not whether Mr.. S. had c.3,s;,
conditions proposed to him, but whetb.r h.
knew that these were to he the sir. ana mn, nj
'he arrangement--ye. this i. the very No.,
which Mr.. j skips over in his Circular. thou.',
ne l uies to pain upon us An admission bv Mr..
',u ot .he hrst tact, as AN admission of the last
(gC Did Mr.. know it was so,
(h) EluivocatiAg sophst These are ~, IN.
rue /ac'S, about winch such an uprp.r has hae,,
raIsed " The facts, which had caused The mn
rlar are--That Mr.. ]. charged the Secretary ,,r
o'a'e WYNN ha'rig known the Instructions of Mr.
T. ana u,ongh tins gentleman denied the charge.
charged him with breach Of truth. by repeat.
ING tie nsinuaon.
| c - He means the 23rd OF January"-Tb;s
J IS All stuF-periectiy nreieoant to the subiec,
az There rs no ehtahs tenl.nt but in this man.
orshs No mystery, but in i,is yyn confusion
tlrts
What a miserable prevarie ator must he he
~ Mr., Jackson Says no such lhinr-in nj,
Circular he merely states that Mr. S had adj
united, that certain conditions had been sub ,,t
tad to him--but. not that he had seen the ins,rrc
tons. .
.(O We shall have this fact by, ami Lv.xvb.
Their 1t has been really controverted or not, t5,.
correspondence, VIXEN Before US, viii serve to
show
M Induced to admit (f Mr.. T. writes
trnth,J Mr. t.rskine's rnstrnctions"-Rcres seems
4 chasm III the copy--it is likely that the words
" that he had seen" have been left out-Supno-
sing this to be tho case, Mr.. Wagner does not e.
ven understand Mr.. Jackson-wili he be pleased
to point out any passage, in which Mr. T. saws.
! that Mr.. S had admitted, that he had seen Mr.
Els instructions The only thing which Mr.. 7.
! asserts III MS circular TO have been admitted bv
MIR. ). is, that certain conditions had been laid he
fore him-but not that he had seen the instruct.
| ,ns OF Mr. E.
(n) Where is this admission I'VE demand
Us producton-or even any hint of it in the crcu-
| lar OF Mr.. Jackson.
o. Again an" admission"-aga we deny it.
or Whether Mr.. Smith hos :. minated the
existence OF $ecret iastructions in his correspon
dence with Jackson, we know not--that will show
but that he has done it an the way here pointed
odt, or from the neorives assigned to him, we po-
stNeiy deny. This whole chain of suspicion
| hangs upon the single Ink of Mr.. SIS admission
| which is no where to be found.
az Ingenious clue indeed How leenIy he
pehetrates into the most secret rccesses of the
heart OF Mr.. S-The misfortune is, that he IL
mistaken in the cause of this ruptur--mstead NJ
solving it by the facts before u.s. ne file. into
world of his own cresion--he tries to traceit nm To
admission Of Mr. Smith, which never ,x,si.d
instead of ascrhing it to his. aectal of certain
assertion, and to the inisc0rous repetition of it by
F. Jackson.
(r) Stuff Stuff, All Stuff! And may not
the moon be made of Green Cheese, most pro-
found philosopher!
81 20 tie indeed
o. What excessive lib .rality
10 Such is the defence of f. j.: Jackson
10 such pitch OF madness, has the fury at
his partizans arisen, that every thing like
american is trsmpled under foot. The ba-
! sest charges ara urged against the Executive
without the slightest proof-The Secretary
OF State is pictured a liar and a hypocrite
-'sithout the least check from the scru-
plies OF conscience or the dangers of detection
Such is the desterate boldness to which rho
advocates Of the &c minister are driven
Such is the shecies ofdfence to which th,.
Federal Republican" the boIdsst of the
| advocates whom he has yet enlisted in his:
service, are compelled to resort-L1e. tb-:
keohte judge!