Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29

terrms previous complaint to the king
OF England y ne has been guilty. Of move
gross contempt towards US than Jasksen.
However, as he and Pinkasy speak. the
same tongue all must have been res.
pecttuiiy friendly ~ Wing.
See Pinkney's famous address to the
English sheep sBearers.
PnILADKLrH1A, May "a.
Extract OF letter from we'll infor med
gentleman in Washington city, (dis-
trict OF Cclumbia) to his friend ia PhiI-
adelphia, dated May 18th, 1slo.
The adjournment OF Congress ar d the
cearth OF foreign news, have afforded
Don Tor ne usual display of,aienl in The
taesal newspaeers and given 4 wider
cope to the wasging tongues of busy.
neddling pol teal gossip, Among Other
yagisnl stores, which amuse for an in
ios'apt ana are IN he next instant for.
soien Is enc coBce ming the Presidep,
and ssc'e' airy Of stale, si,he the child oF
the mos wanson malice or he offspring OF
the mozt crude imagl, a'ioD. slluds 10
a ,als which represents tina, there is a
Misunderstanding between Mr. Madison
AID Mr. Smith. Il il within my knowI.
edges hat there prevailS b.tween The chief
magistrate and his principal secretary a
coIdish'y OF feeling aod sreng h of e..
ieem, which cannot be shaken by the
nproar OF faction nor by the sly articles
oil envious cunning and with rescea to-
mr Saiia IN, Whatever may be the state
OF tninss between the family of Mr. Smith
and that OF he secretary Of tia treasure
IN social po'nt Of view, do most &C..
iernnly assure you that the gre atest ba,.
mony prevails between those sen,ler.en
IN the cabiOet. I pretend moi to he a
aearcner OF hears, 'tnt declare to you.
land defy coGtrsd etiap,) tina, ROBBERS
Smith, secretary Of ttate, mas never civ:
en- 20 Albert Gallant etser cause,,or CO.
Tor Of cause Tor iii will or enmity and
yos may fearlsssly ohaiisnge the rpose
en'hesiaslic admifer of the secretatv Of
ne treasury to p1in 10 a eelitarv fac,
which viii disprose what have asserted.
must RENAL 70 yoa, tha, when one
man mates another for a secret cause, for
a cause which he Is afraid 10 tell. IL ia
senefa'iy the case tina he conceiyss thae
me person hated hates him in return.
make no application OF this remark
ou' will fur'hef obse,vs, Instr .ould h.
very singular ard ex;raordinary cir.
enmsiance indeed if-.he presiden, Of the
united safes should be- on Ill terms with
a man, who. mors all ;ks heads of de-
ta,imsn's under MI Jeffersous admin.
hra'i,n, was he nnly one sincerely de.
iirous OF Mr Aad'sen's elevation 10 tho
presidency, Beliese ME when tell yo,,.
she president and soc, ctary of state are
men OF too much good sense, 100 ,atri.
o'Ic. ttre Consolidate Of the welfare az the
republican parry, and too & nav ,more.-
ssd with he duties Of their high sta inns,
10 jar or quarrel, il their long STA ding,
ana raiiona friendship FOR each other wore,
not. ofi,seit sure preventive Of such An
unhappy occurrence. Aud you NAV re-.
~ upon i, Mr. Smith il man of ton
mcch sensibiiity, too independent in his
senumenis' AID possesses too nice a
sense OF srue honor to hold his place for
sven one moment If he entertained the
slightest suspicion that no was no, the de.
;idcd cho'ce ct and very agreeable to.
MT Madison: Allows all, am certain
hat TIC would instantly resign, il the re-.
publican popular voice were raised again.s
lim, or ifthera were manifest inaica,
ION that he vas obnoxious TO the ma.
IT American. frecmen. The federaIist'.
vii never forgive Mr. Smith foe bsina,
he prompt and luminous organ of .Iackc
on's disgrace, and hence. from the on
the secretary OF state has no.
hing to expea but effosions Of spleen s.
bulIi'ions of ridiculous anger"