New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-05

srr1er' s seeking FOR o-ces al nn1 rec -
pr-r ti= - y desro,s Tie m7estzO1- sea o. ~
fne British merchants, ard lie Anerc ans VIC
b. 81. csnsl The s7eca atofs persons 4l.sresr y -.
1sas snd pubic funds Es;abishrnen,s iaFet,s' -.
of corruption and 10 sssiEiiise Is 10 Ae br-s-
mio-iel. il - corrgp' psrls
sl1g.d i've yo1 fever 4 should name - Aros-
r,7rs who aave embraced bese here'es r1=l who ere
s11aJ.- .r cornell ard ssrs1rs n conosf hui wao--
bar ss been ~ BY he who're % England lasy 800
t--s frlr us .ery. waicH We h-se oola ned ny 20
rricl .-io- .-. 1g. &c .lsl preserFe X jar LIS
r a-I-af s,t .eI-. pozerfi- ttst &c have HotH Z
--- l - .--,.l.f az ne, BY force IT, sr--.e1i
.1sf We gas-4 1g-.ses ard break he LiLLiTr-
rs mas ov which lev have ooVld IN TIC srs SUM
hers hat succeeded .Ahors IT, .1ees tosi |e hr'ss
Fsrl france from which they would Aleuee g. 20 nrns
.. under Brush -ssenoe.T
An ANALYSIS Of this letter, able aud conclusive
as the augmentation Of that writer i wont 70 be-
has been published by Rev. Dr. FPtScs L.
HAWKS. New Yor' Review, 25-29,, and our
limits compel rs D. refer b that and 70 Theodore
Dwight chapter upon the subject History OF the
Hartford Convention p 100 ct SCI FOR any illsira-
lions Of tie feeling II ey.nces toward W ashington
,lai may be needed b. the reader VINO IS not a.
ready familiar with tn affairs Of the period
The letters Of Washington at this time, and sub
sequeity are fall Of indignant references 70 the
conduct Of his enemies. On the st5 OF March,
l,9s. wriln. 70 John Nicholas who had exposed 70
him some instances Of Jeaersops duphcity, Works
So 227, he says
Nothing snort OF The evidence YOU have sdduced
obosrve q limitations aad ecs.vei ons before hrough
another channel could have shaken my belief 10 ne s-u
.esed for by the person whom YOU alude. Bat 81
emPis uiuTe those who supposed 70 sand Wen 20
he .imafOn % The people and are thus stumbling bocEs
the wav by nis-eprsscq'i1e ey p0c1l ic7c;f nerehy
DESTROY al confidence In them. among tie means oy
winch the Government "a % be sssa ed and The Const.
.ol destroyed Tee conduct Of ms pnvfy q. s'iemLed
nd etsryfiiHc I oBposed ~ ,Teoui9H iA 3,
aopf ieoficH r,rorss ne esd ran hs an'-crr1 ~
In letter n Lafayette. dated Dec p. is's
bid BIG, he says
II has been The policy Of France and INT q ~ orp
1r rqrfv q-rory oursefes 20 incucAie belief Tai a.
aore Who hsvr cxeued themselves 90 keep MS country
peace I'D u from a. cveIweening attachment 70 Giea'
3rsin Bot . solemn truth and you may count upon IT,
maj It = VOID y foundation ara propagate. ,of 70 9Lei
urqose ha1 % excite popular csnor against nose "
m IVES peace. oEi ls-- fAri '-i'ee 'rf ~ fti1 r7y
II letter to Thomas Pickering. dated August
,a 1927. ibid 80. he says
Th,, France hsd stepped far beyond the line ~ roc
ude cannot denied that soc hes beer encouraged % do
rs T1''p among 'uy''r' - IN nv MIND eqls-7 ee'
In letter to Henry Lee Of Virginia, Work,
< $50 he says
TD., erc arc in ii. veliss 10 a. other coln'res
sc0ut-I'ed characters. wei know; As also ~ Nee
.tasacicrs actasod hy ver different We've some gcfl
rom tu OF 1cn thai te measures - ne Selffs 1o'en
men. are iururr. some bsdif might be allowed 20 zee
90 harsh a. II preston dabohcanasmgca a. they ere MOI
fv meant To- mpede ibe 81 that Government
.eGerar but more especially great means toward ih'
accomplishment Of IL 70 de'fCoy pc conf6c7ee vince u u
al proof Of dement, in the pubic servants In TIL, light
outsider myself while am occupant Of Once ana u
hey further ard call me Their ssVe oir'ns as
lcriod, would rot dispute the point
But 10 what viii This sbuse terminate For ne fesli
q respect. mysef care rot to- have confostcn
within. hat earthly efforts can deprive ne o. ana ma
hat neither ambitious nor Interested motives Rave na4-
need nv conduct The srows Of meevoence therefore
iOwever Jsrbed ald 10 pointed never can reach tne
n0si vulnerable part Of though, While en- up iof
ark hey viii be continually aimed The Publications IN
frenesls ard Bscnes papers sre oufrses on common de-
ency; they progress 10 that style IA proportion -
non pieces are treated with contempt and are paced by n
enc- by hose e. whom hey sre aimed Tae iendenoI y
o,. ana dsnsssoaa;e rds, ard 90 my opinion ought 10
sun then because 100 difficult 90 prescribe borDas 20
he eject"
On page as. Of the same volume IS letter TO
he same person, in which IL is said
I IL with eeusl pride and satisfaction sdd ihs', as
my information extends, this nslTrecIon IN enn'
,yvsnis - viewed with universal in1gnsiion Ma
y ,ais ofherrfS> - attack the Gsna! Gorenen
nd even among theso there l. not sri harry enough
81 oreuly ~ Justify the daring iBfncions Of a~ snd
rider but by pslsdve- they are attempting 10 suspend
N proceedings against tie insurgents ul'i congress ma.
vc decided ON . Gaze ihcrebv Intending gain time,
md possible make the eyu more extensive more oi
uidsb.e and Of course more dihou to eouh'efso anu
.sbdue. <,,,, IL,
y ne denoerafc ,ociefiss brought form believe TOO pre-
na,urely for their own views which may contribute 10 ~
humiliation Of That these societies were htut1'si
~ the afiiul and designing members many on uen 49,
have doubt mean well but Know ,.lle oI 'I9 " -
JAM primarily among the people the seeds OF ea--
luss md disrus Of The Government by cesIoyng az con-
d-nce the administration Of H. and thai mese aoeIhes
been budding and blowing ever since - no' neS -
~ one no acquainted with The character OF ner e.h
n. sud has been attentive To their msneuvefs
-pv regret the probable consequences; noS AZ teY VII
act me PERSONALLY. for have not ioag ~ act on is uea
en- and ,irc am that not man among HEN car be more
Nous 20 put aside than am 10 sink INTO NE proiolNl
=. ,f,-errf 1ii because see under display Of popu-
A. and fascinating guses The most dA6olicA attempt. 20
e-rov fts best fabic Of human 9orennenf Gad hdIye
hat hdi tesn Jrcsenied for TIE acceptance o. r7aN''
Wasmne,ons attacks upon the democratic SO
i.ues were met by jefferson with al elaborate
.ncer He speaks Of the subject on one occasion
IS follows
The denuncAiion ofthe Democratic sooietie says he,
ore the extraordinary acts Of bodness OF ~heh We
save many from ne tdccn Of honocran tex
pecied have in the Presidents speech soue ts
lcauon OF srming one part OF me s.eles ssss 49,, =
of deca ring civil tie moment before he meeting o.
nat cody which has the sole night OF declaring wsr o ee
ng patient Of the kicks ana soons 81 ol ehen'es 80
r.ng al q feather Agans friends Of adding milton
10 the pubic debt and dendinf Us win reeo1nenoaons
% pay 4 II can &C. &c But the part OF me speecn
bieS wa. TO be taken a. justification Of the armament
reminded me Of PArson saunders's demonstrsuen why
vaus INTO Minus makes TiHs Amer parcel OF shreGs OF
sT ron, F.op's Fables ana Tom Thumb, he Jumps al al
once into hs ERGO multiplied into tns' makes pl'
usi 40 the fifteen thousand men enter sher The isbes mo
ne speech"
Thomas Paine, during these proceedings, was IN
Europe. but HIS cnmity TO w ashngton was never
disguised In printed letter TO him. sent to this
country under date of July 30 1896 he says p. So
10 ,oa a. tedoAsroas priaate fy'eae'hip gHe a
Atr,fte "a rgbic tc ire rord r - pn9ied ~ aee'oe
seher oa sare IbdadoaeS good r'Heps ~ r'eti0 ""
had aHy
The entire composition was in the same VEN
But within fortnight after Mr jefferson had taken
his oath as President he wrote to his friend and Co
lsborer. 10 whom Mr. Monroe had given refuge IN
HI. house N PARIS. while refusing. according to
Sparks on account Of his disgusting habits 70 admit
him into his family or at his table inviting HIN TO
take passage to the United States in national
ship Jefferson SAYS % Paine, Works III. 4S'l
lam in hopes yoa viii End returned 10 sentiments
worthy OF! better In these u vii be tonr Glory
M "a have lstoreo ard VIII a. nuch eheci a. any nzt
IN ne Thai Yea may hong I've % Continue Nour risfsi
iabors snd &C. reap iLer reward n IL Ankinne-s o "a
lions. Is my sincere PRAYER
Worthy Pythias this proof OF friendship ior
Washington
Fer wears before tins Washington and Jefferson
had thoroughly sPprehended each other character
and disposition A. must have been remarked BY
eve-y student OF this part OF cur history Their coz
respondeuce - as brought 70 close with their oHcial