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- ." -: i it cauft be Jbewn that ibe ConjrreU of 17?9
- - . TO FANCY.
. COME slutl'iio; fancy airy pow'r,
''VTfioa caqil th paioa of )ite beguile
(thy light hand gilda.tffl fton'a boor,
. And lends the. brow ol Woe foii.e.
In in-lv Tought for rilblifi ,:
! Hct'i'ihige cr mock'dtny view J
Then let me tread the paths of pescet
Atibid il: highet
Tl enlet ihtfhiil thte, lecljr mid,
To t-bee I'll tuno my irullic (hell ;
No real tnil'ry fhaH pervade, . -K
.VVhtUl ChWarunilMc: of any cell. '
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.Yej ferilling Love fhiH thecrhct(,eDe,
Ktd friendftcip wave her olive wind ;
There blefi concentment look feiebe,
' With gentle voice and acceoti blcud.-
Thrre too "(hall yirtue'i angel form,
JWith,het Itrtn gi g,oard my heart;
Aad Sympathy wiiu bofim warm,
. Her fcred tuflucace impart,
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Since fate den'iei one real boon to give J,
In Fiiicy'i gsoia -ray then let mnive ;
On hope's (ii m anohor all my forrowt red,
And .pluck thtthora of anguilh from mj brcifi.
IFrom the Er itomk 1
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The Wattling on Fcdcrafift ckugfi the
Tr.efident with having flopped the profecu-r-iion
of the Sena'e agiirvft Duane. The
-charge is precefltd with that unmannerly abufe
which has of late ft muth charaOcrifed the
Federal! ft.
Now in oMer to fliewr how lhi Federalift
can lie, in open djyr we will here copy . an
" article from the Aurora of the 17th iniiant
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Thi -bill of irxJiQment in a fuit agstnt! the
'editor of. fthe Aurora, hy order of the pre.
0 fent execu ive, on behalf of the 'Senate of
ihe4J. Sjand wich wit brought before a
grand jury on Monday lail.. wa on Wed
nefday rcituncd by the jury -i$nor .
did not unac ttand the coimitum8, a
many of 4he:merabers alWled in" traiaing it.
In rhat,congreh it was decided, by a conu
derable majority, tKar the power of remeval at
rillf' refltfd wi h the" pre'lident. Een force
of ihofe who-moft ftrenuou-lly con'ended for a
drlfereDt conllf trfifion of the conHitUHoti ad
ctitted that the pre tident 'ad the jpower to
fufpend officers. , Sacft anadfniflion Wai -'in'-.
logcim to in ad :ni ifion of the light tOTemovev
for when an officer 'is fufpended, the'duties
which he was want perforrn. are" lufper.ded
alfo, and pub'ic' bufinefa is at a l a' fpe"
cieso: vacancy ts crcaied'py the prefideur,
nd , there is no power that can fill that tra-
cancy. The Pi efident mighr fufpend an oft
ficer,' according i0" their dodrine, but could
not appoint anoiher in his place. Tnis pow
er would produce, confequencesTnore fatal than
the power ef fremovaJ. By aimit'iug it to
rbe onflitutional, in conira-didincVton to .the
power of a9ual removal, the prefidenr: might
iuddenly put a flop to all public; bufinefs ;
and there wou'd be no power to put it once
more tri rain, until afet-the. trial cf te
, Tbe four'K article cbirgev the ptefidenr, 'obviate or remove every caufe " ef difauTet
with having protluuteo the dignity ot try mgri I from the puoiic mna
othce, by neahly defcendmg rjubhcy to alter
cate Conilitu tdnal qweftions wi h private indi
viduals -The prefidenr has never publicly .a!-
terca ed a linfle
cfficeis! before the fena:e, cxceot -lhe pcoule
rofcjn mais, and vindicated their own rights, friend of Thoqias Jeflcifon had tt
The majoM'y bf cong'eis forelaw ihele evih, I critntna ed, for titllikmg the great
they knew fuch a conflruflioti- could .never
have been intended by the framers of'tbe con"
flitmion ; therefore thi proper, the njv true,
condruclion was given, and havkeen acknow
ledged or implied in all tubfcvjeni IXws w'nich
embraced the fubjecV Among .he advota es
confiitutional queflion with
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any individuals. ne repiita to te new.
Haven merchants' reraonflrance but that Tub
jel.did no involve a conftitutiona! - queftion.
Bur fiippofe' if hid' involved a Tonftitutionl
c"'j!lion wlianhen r is the piefidcnt denied
;tne rijht'of publicly vindicatiotr his ovo aft.
when he is ptihlicly Called upon by remon
ftnnceo Jo if ? Bur fay the tories, he prof,
titu ed the digni'y6f the government. In
reply, can any officef more exalt his dignity,
thar. by paying tefpeit to the communications
of his creators? Noi The haughty isdefpifed.;
while the affable and polite is rei'peited and
elteeoaed. ' ..
The great predecerTof comes next The
perftin meant by the-great p-edefeiTor, we
fuppofe to be John Adams. The . fifth article
charges tbe president with having proilra ed
the dignity tii the government, by condemn
ing the condi6l of tne gmat predtccil'or. The
United Sta cs had as well be impeached for
turning out of olficc the reat prcdeceiTor. .The
be.
decef
for. Hamilton ought to be excotnrnuniced
for writing again (I the gi raf predecelTor'
James Madifon otrght o belorncd out of of
hce, for refuting i he abfuftldottrin.s of the
kgrea't ptdece(Tor : Afid every hone ft , man
ought to be deteftedf wholid not apptove of
for the riffht of removal' by' the p ebdrnt, Uhe dizmfijd diiflf and afltes busmuis of the
were Madifon, ATOeSj Beolon, Viiog flou. ! g eat p edcceJFor. But to be ferions, a man
difiot, Hartley, Lawtance, Clymr, er!g. ; exf 'fes hijnfelf to ridicule,' by ulkii'ig of the
wick, &c. c. 34 n nutnbir, againlt to wno . digai yot iUe grrar prtacccuor.
oppoled it.
Sixth Artule,
But ihe to ies fpeak of heir meritorious The worthy gove nor of theTtfifTiffippi ir.
office s. Who were they ? AV-ii luh W. liitaxy.J, l. We p ay (bee, O Lord, lo teacb
Kitter' a W!io' was appointed to an office by ! us wherein tT)is worthinefi censifls ( We fee
Mr. Adams, which a,i cvea'ed hile herai ' it not ;-eiber-do we feel it -
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Aurora
The fol!owing artic'es of impeachment of thei
V Prehdnt ot the United States, exhibited by
the Por fmou h (N. H.) Oracle werepub.
jiOied in the iatt Kpitocoeas a fpecimen of
the talertt of the tory editors for lying.
We tepublilh them, in order to rcrua-k on
fome of the articles fepafately.
From the U.-S. Grade.
'Jl'tt'iet or ivrrjeomcHr agitn't . jjjtr
fin -Efq, 'P eft font of the Uii led States,
;) -frjrb crimvs and mjdmtan s.
ln. . He his epeiily-vi.-daiod the con.
.i'ution. and his oaih oy removing meritori.
ci'.s men f i office without any ' compiaini,
and widiout any jufl caufe.
' If. He has removed rbme from office in
the trcefsof Cong eft, nd in the abfence ol
' the Senate, foMhe pmpo!e of fubi)i;uiiog bit
'fifotitrs in their, places, wi hiut the advice
and content ot be Senate, aiainlt inc ieuir
and Ipi'ritofthe Cor.flittiMon.
III. 41c has violated ihe fpit it of the con
nuufor), by .appointing men to oimce who luJ
'openly aJhercd 10 the revolu ionary enemies,
-of the United uteir againlt-htt oo cngrge
aens to the con rary.
IV. He his proflitute'd the digni'y of his
nigh ofice by mrenly it fcer.dirg pub!'ukly fo
.Altercate cooMituttonl qjUtoi.s -wi n private
Individuals,
V. Heha prollri'ed the tiigniiy 6f go
vernmmt by "au-iacioufly a'rsiuuij; and con
dem fling 'be condufl of h'nreat predecelTor
in cfn:e,L3 debaoce f trmp, orer4 and de-
. cencv.
VI. He ha removed fxm office th
wo'thyJ'iernof of the" Miffiffippt territory
on the compiaini of an inierclted individual
Supported by ihe evidence of men rend-rrd
io famous lor isr crimes, agaiall the withes
oi tn erefli 'of iha projle.
A ll. He bis been anil y of the rr jlfQ
prtvarica ion, and the moft contemptible byiirg men l
poirify towatdt the ftid magiSrate, prcten. jibe tevolu
-But the worthy. governoisof Miffillippi,
'Tis ft ange indeed that Win-hrop Sargent
n lata- . a
mould dc 10 very wormy ; that nit federal
friends-in the tten correfs fr.ould be inti
mate in all the drparimPtvi of the uvcrn-
ment; ai.a mat ttiete teiiera. tuenas, no;.
wiihdar.dint' hisjricat worthinefs. ihould on
a-mcmber otcO'igrels, and who tiea;ea Mr. j
Livineflon with futh' brutality whenhe expvefF-
ed a wifh loa'conftmoda e our-d iTirences wiih
rrance was rc one 01. nc roeruonou (
officers f . 1
Was Aaron Dunhsirf; If Supervifor of
New"J:rfi'y aid -who had been a delinquent
or'fsveral years was he one 01 the men-
, rious oflice'r ? the bird day of Match Jalt, refufe 10 receive
WasAn4ew Bell, who was an Iflive 'ory the report of a committee appointed to e'
a'.l the war, within the enemv lines, and snine his cafe, becaufc shat report teided o
ever Once, and placed in the cullom- boufe of clear him of the repreach. Be. fi'em, ye
i' r it 1 - . ,r . r- 1 1 .r iirT l t1
.rnoy oy Mr Aoams 10 preiercncc 10 a mcnai, anu ye compeers u vvintr.rnp oar
derided whig was he one of the meritorious gen', le ll y bring .(haoe upon yourlelvei.
oncers f "e levenm ar uie is one ol tnc . lame
Was Elizur Goodrith, who twice voted fobject. It it founded on this circumtlance.
for the fed"uion law who voted againft an When Winthrop Sargtynt found that there was
in ercoutle wi n rrance ancr me,reaf naa iiKeiy to oe an inveuisation into ;ns -conauct
been concluded t who held his lla ion as a he h'lflcd to BoOon, ihe?e to procure or pre
member of cencefs alter be hid been np. paie dociimen-t fcr his vindication. Arrived
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nom ea by rvlr. Adams as co lector at rew- at uoi on, ne itata mere teverai weeks, .ana
Hvrn, in order to accumulate as much of 'ben fat out for WafliiiijrtOii. He u efentf-i
he pub;ic nionev "he could ; who accepted hi in fc If 'othe prcl.dent, and was received with
an appoinunenMn the latt days or Mi, A- iha' no'nencu wnicn ougnr to rhiiacte ize a
duns's ' admitiillra en was he one of the cen leman. From his reception he conceived,
meritorious officers ? . jihaf he would certainly be reappointed.
Was lobn ilall, marfhall of Pennfylvania, Mr. Sarpcnr, however, reckoned wi hout hs
who -always happened 10 fomrnon luth a jury hoft. Although be bad hafted to loliwt in.
as to condemn every detnocrt who was order to p epaie docmnenis fo his vindication ;
brought before the fedetal court was he he was but a fiiort timeNin WaAineion before
one of the me itorioos officers ? be difcoveted, hat his mighty docunens con.
And pray -was lame W.iifon, navy
gent fr New-Voik, who Jus Liielr )cfji futd
by the United xties to- his celalcattons
was he one of the nvrt onoits oliiceu f ;
In ihon. rbo were the inci.(orious offi
cers f . Uffuc. But let us repeat again, congrefa re.
The fecond arc id is partly a repetition , fufed 10 fay a (ingle word in hi behalf, even
- J ? t 1 r a
litted ot innp e recommenaations tiom bit
friends. Thefe recnmirifndiiions could he of
no wore forre than hotc which procured bun
I the office ai fufi, and wkicS had not at a'l cn
ded 10 inftite his good tehaviour whi'e in
kfirg o approve bit condutl, and promifir.g
h.ra 1 hear tig afier he bad acijally, dJucid
him, ard tppjio ed hit ecruy and accuUr in
his flead.
VIII. He ha pledges) hliofelf at all trrnti
to irjurc the bell men $ wuhihis pitiful fa'.vo
tuatte woitd isjure oihes snorf. ; 1
' IX. He has atlad indirstl reptrznansy a
his declaration' in his iiiauntal fpeecb 10 bo b
rioufe of Congrff, and ihtn attempt to
jjfliff fth conduct1,
X. lie hat com nit ted io oppd9te dee
farationa ro'ibe wwrid t to rl his insural
speech and his addrefi to the Ntw-lUven
ierrhat' (erding to make the government of
tLe.U. Stam d-frefpttitd at horn;, md con
fompt.UJt In ha r yts ufoher nation.
. I.Lniy -Ha has fubvt.ted tha fon.
da ion cf all food ovrrnnroi and held out
frcmiumi 10 vice, and dif.'ou-ag'meott to vir
tue, by rewarding iVe guilty, and pun! Iking
the, ianoreef, and ' iscr 1 1 0 r i 0 4 -all which
Crimea are agsin&'the conluuyoa, peace, and
im'j of "be United S it.
The fitft arrtcle chrji the prefi leaf wi h
'Irarinj aptofy' vioU'ta1 'bt coniuutio'l anJ bis
oah, -by mnoviag tflerhwloua c5tcfi
of the h'll, Ihe additional charge wbi.fi it
contains, is, that the pre file rit has 'appoint
ed to office dutiag the recefs of ibe fenste,
againft the tetter and fpirit of the confliiu'i
on. If ihe rigb' ol removal be euaUlitfced,
and we trull i' t, the lih" of appoiann? du
ring the 'ecefs-of the fenate cannot be jiof-,
tionedj for the cooUitu ion (xprciBy giants
that -power.
The third article crrargei the prcGdcat
with hvirf( violated the fpirit of ihe conlli'
lution am r:s own engagements dv appoint.
louf.ice who ha I openly adhered to
ionary enemies ot the U. S. This
article feems tw point 10 Tenth Coae of
FennfyNinia, a man fir ft placed in office by
general Wafhirgton, afterwards tetnoved by
John Adams, and lately
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Jefferfon.
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appointed by
Mr. Irvin or
when called upon
The tame uncle ftatei, thai Win hropSir.
peni's cntmy and cufcr was appointed in
his ftead, by Mr. Jeircrfou. Tliis is
round, unvarniQi'd" lie. Let facts fpeak.
Mr. Oavi of Keniwckey wabt accuTer;
and a Mr. Cuibora ot Teuaetfee teceiveJ
the appointment.
Having proceeded at far at our lei fine will
pei mi, we rnwft defer oar remark on rite
cnainder of b: articles (o a fa u e day.
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win, ol Maiiach'iietts. it appear 10 be a
m . a m m t a l
latt, hat lencn ,oit Sid pin the U mm in
jiis you. h, as did judge Key of Maryland,
who received his iippomimeoi l orn Mr. A
dims, but when .he rcafon of Tench Cose
was w ured, he d d not befit e to abjure
ihofe acinic of our cod 11 ry and hi relo
maiion and fptrio- , abi tile at.raMcd the
tiotire tf urbifl rtcfideni. lie was era-
ployed, and continued 10 be employed dur
ing Ceneal Wathingiont ad-ainilration.
ohrt Aoawt lurried hi us out, and Ihomi
rTeifoa reflored him... At 10 lrwiri, be .
Mi
a m:f inane at ilia commencement ui tnc
itvo'u'ion, wkea bt iI carried lo'Kr-jland
by hi fttbrr. lit reirived hi cdi(c(iois al
Oafjtd t where he mbib d, pox ihe fr Ji
ment ot n'i-ieridutiona y adherence 10
oar rafinies, bat thof"democr ical rpini
oi wh-tb now pet veil 1 be Uni'td btatr
He is nof, ztt cter wit', an a-tertnt 10 oar
eoeaaiei. y
Extract Tiora an addtefs de'ivered by John
Sierle, ef-. frcrettry eiercifmj the powers
and pei form'ng 'he dune ol ihe governor
of the Mi Hi Hi pi territory, 10 the legiluiive
council of that territory, July ao
M Til It day, gn"teraen, throigS, tour
agency, me penp e Dg' to cxeicue tnc met
limrt'e riiht ol le l.rovrrnraen' ; ws mar
fairly conclude, that from henceforth, all law
thai may be enttled, and ia force in ihe ter
ritory wilt be cn(.derd by ihrro, as in a 4V
tree their own fls. .That all will lake plea"
jiure, in yielding obedience to, and rcfp'tl
lor tnc saw a oemg me gnrrai win ei tne
people laprttTed through the mrdi'irn of their
vtpretep't iveit and ur ner, -inntta it evi
" Of the various fa biefts that will naturally
prefsnt therofelves for your confederation. ;'. I
will take the libertyli'r.cci'ni arid' femaik. ;
tng on a very tew. !
By comparative view- of the fyftems of
uriforudenceVadopted by roirny of the United :
States with that; oT this territory, I believe, it '
it Will be found that" the" latter ts fiifcetibIov
fonfidcab 3 amendmont and : iroproveawnv
both as to the obtaining a .'morerfpeedy . nd
miniftration of juftice, and the le (Ten tng the ex-
pence attending ir. , , . ,
This however is a fubjel of fuch magnu-
tudc, of fo much importance t the comniuni
ty, that whenever youSmay think proper . to
proceed upon it, I am well aware that you will
eaittioufiy explore every Hep before it is taken;'
or as the (yltem of junlprudencc in the go-
sernnienr, is more or lefs peifecT, in the fasne
degree" will the life, liberty, and property ot
the cuuens be more or lets fafe, more or len
lecute. . ;
' The laws and order-fpr the rerulationa
ofrhc military force ofvthe terri ory, have
hlthrlo remained in almoU a total fia-e of in.
execution, whether trorn. any radical derett in
tbofe laws atid orders, or f.om what oihef
raufe'I do aot undertake, to detci mine ; but it,'
is moil fincercJy to be wi.fiied that au efficient ,
plan could oe adopted for orjjamainji, armine.rf
and disciplining the militii. v We are accef
lible i alrholl all directions, to lavages who
embarra? us by their frequent vifits, and har,.
ras us no' a hule by remaining much ot their
time amongft us : and who may, ere we are
aware, be difpofed to annoy us in a hoflile
map ner to be aimed and in a fiua ion Ja
refill them, would not only have a tendency to',
render lefs embarjaffing their vifit, bat 10
intimidate and indue e them 10 abandon any
hoflile pu pofejley might eihei wifij ruye i,a
contemplation '. .. .'.'--
Iliflo: y. informs us that the inhabi anta
of this country have more than once been
fwept away by the deftmctive ravages of war"
and conqueifs foliowing : in its: tram has cone .
forward annihila ine. all r'SL h s :to property
This to'her w'nh our local terriior al filia
tion, would adinonifh-us '0 endeavour to be.
prepared to repel aggrcflion fi,otn whatever
quarter, or in whatever manner 0) Jorm it may
be nnde. . . '
" You will recefTa'ily be compelled tai
have recourfe to the refources f the-public, te
euiMft you to detray the incident ara una.,
voidable expencts of this governnenr, and I
would earneftly recommend i, were I not fn'-t
ly convinced 'hat m the '-excrcife uf this"ne
reffi.y, you will pay a due tcgard to frugality
-and ccoiiomy.
' One obferva'ion more -Tlere are cew
tain p'aetices prevalent and cuHotuary in this
territory, that ate conTiderei immnral. and in
riouito the peace and happinefs of fociety
it'rtt win nui ciiyr your imiikc, n nic ium.
tra'r) your be ft endeavours wii be uled 10
conec and teltrain ibera.
The powers and dune of the government
having devolved 00 the Secretary j 1 had doub
wncinsi it was m duty 10 navemsae at.y an
otefs tn-you. 1 however have made this un
Je. an imprtfTion. ihai it wouJd be well re
ce ved, andsthc mod favorable conft'i;ctioi) gi
ven 10 my iinenfiuus from a belief too, dut U
will ineieafe ihe sood undetflandine and nm-'
nial in e-chause til feoiment between all tin.
l.i 1 1 tt 1 . 1
Drancics ot the trgiiutreana moi cover,, tt
a!fv.rdi to my felf an opportunity ef ex puffing
the vriy ir-ta' p'eafute .1 (lull derive fro
according wt h you in the rtfult of your drji
bera'ior. which f alfure inyfelf, will be Inlri.
enccd by a dtgreof wifdom, juflire, and It-
baraltty, that will give dignity to ihe Icg-fla
nrc, and cccrgy to -its nieifurei bat wili
renl to promote haimony, infpiie confidenee
in ire public mind, and have the nappy eiitut
ot filling op the wit a fare of conianlment 10 ihe
tool people of ihe urti-orv.
will furntlh you wnri ci-piet of ih law
of ibe Uitited i ate and of me trari'ory, and
I have it in my power to lender for your je
rufal, the laws of Virginia, revifrd in 179 .
Tbt law of NoithXaroiTna, revifed Sy ne
late judge -Irede'tl, and u copy of a journal of
the boufe of delegate! ot ihe lllteoj Virgitua
from all which 1 prelume precedent way be
OTawii, not tnwottny ot imna ioti.
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A Cotton Mill
"TX7HICH ibe builder hat warrantcJ
V V Hull clean at lull one thousand
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weihf from the Iced per day. lo at to
t . 1 a . 1 . tl.ii - 1 .:. .. ...I... c
injure tne uapie 1 hii'v as any units jaw
Gin in the dale, erciled for or before the
Crop of lafl year, and lobe completed at
Onon Willi In "M low dayi, xfltr in
November 12.
DENJA. SMITH.
deaily bappVe that any .f oar raeafu e fo far I f,0fl tmt' thereafter pick or cleaa du
onapp,iiouiie;veiii mnr ej-er.Mon, as 10 CoilOfl for the Cuflomary TJ1.
proaucc rumic mconTrnieiitv wr ppunr nu
camera, (ttnf-o irncri frpm whirhwe cannot
kope lobe ent;iely earnM): I Hirer tnyfe If
a ' . m a 1 a j
4lMi luth will be loonl 10 be ine oitpoMiton
and gttrd Itnfe of the people, that in feekirg
inrr rrdreli, mtir nnrt win oe Oirrrtrn 10
be hgiQatu,e, and a'l iheir conduct influenced
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by sni'dncf, WidtMiioa, a4 reafon, white
yew vaima a watrhfal gtirdian of their
mrrriftt ir ready to miaiQe r to their nlxf
will la mv& like f ta tornbi ib evil, tri
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