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GREEJrSliOROUGU .V. (7. SATURDAY. ?
NO II
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Vas PATRIOT.
..I ,. r .t iin!.!iu)io.t ueui.lt I
, i ; rs pt r finnum, pvble within
, ..,.! I m ti.e receipt of the firnt
l ;v l'olLrs at'ici- the xpi
, ; ,ii..t ' ne.
1 . - 1 A "I II
tn nc iii'Cfiir.nuu (i unit! nil arrear
,r: imk-ss at the option of tht
.... J a !. l iir to notify dticoitin;
.t v... ' "-.iJcrc I u new engage.
5t" !
jpynirisi .VKATS',
,,iti!iiif' iMiirs, neatly in.se rted lire.
i.-,.n.. f'nllur. nnil i r rnU fiir t'U '
rfffiin publication; those, ct grea
h. ingth in t he same proportion Let
,(f1 tn tl.e ' ''or rtuist be pit paid.
yliM i ADAMS.
" 7 . . 1
f tsi tin Jjailiixicj'sLJliLlrhL.
Tt. iJL v- i: r: : The following let-'
.u .ishvdin "the: 'Baltimore-
? n,t of Hip !.Vh Octobei , 1
v:u ie4 i In'- lav or of you i te
tri.i, i! ! r t!;c inhumation ol your
Jitfr teadets. The wmcr
I IliV, :-Ii. Ilaker, pastor ol the
!.i i'it ij '('t'Uti Cliurrli, in the,1
( iul ir!i:;.LriiN f'f ma) ca's,
j: ' . !i ki ii in Hait mure a9 a
;,'s; tiiid )!.h:m tliviiie. AV . ,
, ' i i- 'i-.- ipi'ii a i iih'y respcr.'able
r .. 1 1-: thr c md li ' vterian church :
'.. astin i'"i ,tJ ,,1!t trieii'l in l!.illiinore.
WASHINGTON CITT, 1
till October, t2l. J
Vt Di ai: ih: Your fetter has
i, 'u :;! !t etvetl, atnl I can and do
i; it 'rheerfu!iics. Ilav-
ii . (iV-iv'.n- ol In h qtwitued
t(, Ul.ir.i-:', I vvnly b ln-ve I
I!, i, ,! t Mi di'-ii'!' to liisi tal rliaiar
m, iid ilienf tie, ;i:i vpe.ik w ith
im fiiiifirierro. Y-:r tell me that
-r ite tt mt a liberal nHn"
f.Mh''"' U r't whether this f!iarc
y V'.h further say, )tuhave
I. tt. tijut pcfed a Inerahy part
iisauN tLe b'-coi il l'resbyferian
II, iir,,in N i-shint. ru" You vuyti
i kn n M.n.til.ii)tu abotii this, and
lit utl.s pneial lihtrality ofrliar-fci-rVI
will reply soijii what at
Up. Uith rtgard to the charge
B'l' i!)!iineer was a rhurge more
h;wi:(!.(I. In this fUv Mi. Adams
Mtll km vtii to be a man of uucora
ti'i, fil ala;oat tmbounded liberality
Md ii-t it he remarked, his bcncvo-
hft ih lilfuive, it is not corifinetl
iiciic (ibjtct or set of objects, but
fJDias eer obiect which can be
ifiriin Lluistian, a Tatriot. a I'hr
'imliropist. This will be u-ade man
tsiintlie srijul ol this letter. In
'"lini to Hie Second I'rcsliMri ian
!;'"li in this City, Mr. A!
s Tu!y proed himself to be. lis
:'""', ;.n:l a .!m al one, too. Let
"tl-iak: About two ears aj;o,
' 'K'.urcb, beieu' then recently or-
Pwd, wsh, by leasons of debt,
Kwl) embar lasted, so much so.
";iitl)ad willnigli passed under
iiainmcr. At I lit' eai nest renuesl
es, the Pastor wei.t on
" North soliriting aid. TUv
Nt3 of IW xei tii ra amounted to
tf.OtJ. This num. ralthousli.
iirolly received, and really of
' "'',) by no means icdccim d I lie
fl;(Mu)in iis iliinrolties: Ntill. in-
u!rmlv of debts due to two
''iii this ritv. the sum of 561. 200
,iH!uett) Mr. Sandfortl, the cat-
. tr;rie Ijat! bt en very indulgent,
11 n ii( umsihnr i a t nnelhd him
M, , f
- a pun nn un m iiru
'I'ruMres met. Mm. Adams,
- ' IHUtJfl BIIU lilt IHUI I II
"wrtj, was i resc nt. After much
P'n j;.mt)r)gst the Trusttea,
ra .riey could be re-paid. The prop
osition was politely declined, until
furthei efforts should be made to ob
tain the u.oney in some other way.
All efforts failing, a note.for 600
was drawn, endorsed, and handed to
Mr. Adams Ufing asked whether
the names were sullicient, Mr. Ad
am looking canlcssly at the note,
replied, lt is well enough to have
this, as an evidence of thu fact, bntf
added he, fo-iilin;;, 'if this note were
never p,ud, I should never think ol
silting ih gentU rn n." liut, con.in
ued be, Mi. B. this is only S60O ;
how will you pay Mr. Sandfoid the
balance ? I tna sure sir, 1 know not,
was the reply. lI a3kcd the que8
tion'retiwned Mi Adams, becau9e
1 am willing to advance the wholo
amount. InmiioMy f..r Mr. Suml-
foid and thjnli it a pity he should be
l;ejt ou' of his money ho long " A
nexiiate-aAjdi:a.vv .u..thc. muiity ..vt.jia.
pt'nd ;Mr. Siotlhiil was HUirtHigty
phased, and ver sii (hat 'perf"d
w. have heard no ui.re about the
"tribulations" of the church. You
ria) thi'ik me ttm minute, but you
will obse- ve that it it not merely the
nerou.s act, but the manner of doing
it, tin! c con-iiner. Hence thm dd
sayi'.isr, "His da I, ijm cilvdat.1 Now
f'T this innnuer of 'doiu a giiud thing
Mr. Adauis isnb eil and In re 1 ai y
state, ibat, in giving, Mr, Adams i
the most unostentatious man I ever
knew. I tin verify believe his 'mo
intimaterier.!3 are ignoru'.t of th
extent and of Sii.4 charities.
llu: I muit not forget to mention
a little circumstance connected wi;;
:h aforesaid loan to our thurrfi. I'
nv.is nrojvncfj to pay Mr. Aii.'?
SlOO rut), three months. To m
inep quarterly instr.linetits, the.pl an
ad ijiied wai t!iis: to ri culate a tiiib
Hcrtption p-ap m the Congregation,
and to ottai;i 1G0 Aubscribetn at 2 j
cents per m nlh. It -succeeded most
admirably, and much to our hui p- ise,
Nli.Adiiux uiianltCited, NuDiii.iibed
.'vj ren!t per momh, and his lndy the
miip. And yet Mr. Adams is not a
liberal man !
There is i case relating to the Eu
taw "street Church, in Halimor
which ought to be mentioned. Ymi
may recollect that some C or 8 months
ago, Mr. W-
all we must needj forget some of jdigiifioi reco inoeiiiiiu . their
them. Io thiscity, such has been Mr. partisans to publish and cii culate
Adams' benefactions to individuals the genuine documents in ordr that
and institutions of almost every kind, the puhlh mty see how grossly the if
that I could wiah no better income have been imposed upon by mo o!
than the annual aiiount of his chari tU agents and Friends ot Uie Mmin
ties ; and yet Mr. Admus i not a lib- istralion" the tinders gned cannot
eral man ! It is wll : soroy said that but i-x iress their rant profound as
Washington was not a patriot, nor toinslnnent. For they do most pos
Bonaparte a brave nun J If asser- itively assert, that no such Pamph
tlnrt9 are made contrary to matters let has been so circulated In this
of fad', which crowd upon us, which State. It was. therefore, through
stare us in the face; such assertions gross igoorauce or will misrepresen
are of no account, they arc beneath ta'ion, that the bold assertion was
notice, beneath coutemju. j ventured. The challenge is given to
lIu all that I have said, I have been produce the Pamphle:. There is,
actuated, purely, by a regard to us-. there has been, none such.
ticc. You may make iust what u
W 9
of this letter you please. I place iii
limited confidence in your pdesce.'
From the Faijelleville Obsttrer.
The Adminisiraiffln Committee of
Variance for this county hae re
quested the publication of the follow
ing Ileport and Proceedings. I'hey
have a richt to be heard, arl we
therefore, thouglibn the otbtr side : some of the H'-porr of the Jarks
or-the'rpiestion, teadily com t with
iheir're'.ie.st, leaving it to thtii- who
have made the assertions cotilaiu
d of, to, defend I hem.
It is evident, however, that refer
ence was intended to a Pamphlet, o
rigiually published at Washington,
and by the suggest im, direction und
aid of your Committee, republished
Ht Iluleii'li. M.me other thn the
pamphlet o iubli&hfsdr Uie averred, I to discilmtrtiO-4 esv-
have been circtdaied i this Stale,
bnving any dce-muentary 'evidence
relative to tho case of those unfortu
nate, much defamed and injured
nirrican Vrizens. uniesi. neinaii..
Military Committee of Cong-ess
may have been sent to a favored lew
Tim Pamphlet publihvd at Ka
etgh has been, it is well kn w ii, lrr
At averting of the Comini.tee of; !y and extensively circulated bv
"'' '"'Or of hope was opened, Mr.
' ' aiid f,if, (jcntlftnenif
til a,,v uirvire. I wiU'litid
l"i Sriifi n -. 1' ....
l lie propofiirion ns a
'' tit in, i In nlai lv r;i). i.a it
,BWicult to 8V how, oi when, the
, came to ur
citv in solicit aid. Having heard of
Mr. Adams' character for liberality,
he came to me, and requested that I
V"i)ld introduce him to Mr. Adams.
When I understood liis object, alt ho'
a warm friend to. hirmelf and his ob
ject, I positively rcfuncd, telling him
that M1.' Adams was no uncommonly
grnerou, it was really a ohatne to
impose upon him. I lis went away,
made vigorous exertions, obtained
one subscription of 10 dollars. With
his bggaily list," he went to Mr.
Adams, presented his paper, with
out any complaint q fvevkutnl (ai,"
Mr. Adams immediately gave him
Lj. And yet Mr. Adam is not a
liberal man !
'You have heard, it may be, of his
liberality to the Columbian College;
besides large (lunations, he took stock
to the amount of a thousand dollars,
when he could not believe that the
stock would bp productive. It is cur
rently reported here, that-Mr. Adi
ams has advanced a certain mechanic
iu this city, SS000; I believe it, and
I moreover believe Mr. Adams must
have considered the 'pay day" very
remote. The Female A-ylum, Uow-
ard Scie.ty, and I -believe, alt charit
able Institutions, in this city, find in
Mr. Adams a munificent' Patron.
When spfaking oftbe Second Pies
byteriaii Church, I ought to have
mentioned, that Mr. Adams;had giv
en 100 to the church, buf a short
lime before the seasonable and gen
erous advance of S1200 alrtady sta
ted ; I forgot the rii cumstance; it i$.
not remarkable, for hi dnnjuions are
so numerous, it wo were (old them-
vti;;.s.ni ani lrrespondeit e ol
'iiiiibe'rlaMd County, opposed 'o He
h;e.f-n of .Gen. Andrew J$xks(,j
yl'rcsideid ! (lie United stale-.
onvVned pursuant to notice, t o
ty.ohrt Ilotiso in Faye trevdie. Jut.
if, 1S, the following Ueport wan
lirc ientj J : '
I'n the'Ctjinrnifree or Vigdanre and
Cui resp indeiice of Cuinbeihio
C( unly opposed t tl election of
(jJen. Jackson ai l'ieidcnt of the
United States. 1
The rsigncd, members o." the
suh-coiiimit'' -r, to vvliotii was t'elega
ted full power to arl in I he reces of
the (ieueral Committee, Report,
Thai tliey have embraced every lair
opportunity and used, to the extent
of their ability, every honorable
means, to advance the cause in
y-Mi CoiniiiitEee, and is en i:!cd
Vn Odiciul iiecord Iimoi tlie V,n
Department of the Proceedings
lie Cmi t Martial which tried, and
she oiik'is uf tien. Jirksiri foi
lii io'mg i!:esix vlililia Men, togrih
-r with tlliicial Celt Vis Jnnn t!i
VtW 1). jMrtinent, (orde ed - to he
printed by Cougiess) shewing t.'i it
e-:e Inieiii io ciii.ei.s vve;c i:i!i i
m.mly nod ill a!ly m;Haf-ed." father Me nee.q S 't-eh 'u' Mi nl d
in the Pamphlet. In fne, vv aain
rrpea'j that all that ptiip'irtn to ifce
ffirial D euments contained in !ys
much ahused I'amnlilrTt, i trvk c
Cokbect ; and upon 'his point, wc
pledge Qiirsclva tathe community.
ga n, i ii usserteit tli' iti ni'i
iiciioi t manih'o z Unau
thorized.' WhH" i- in en ' d h, t'us
word? I it tint the conduct of mn
aspiring to hi b office, is not 'o be
exmiied anti eve i reiisui'i-d theniigli
the p ess, uiless nerunt m ' lin
ed from some iperet reu;u;at ir ip
m-idern reformer?' Cannot an oGfi
cial rerunl fro n a llepa tmetH of me
Government bo presetted lie pu'i
lie, unless wi'li the superscrtptio i of
a C ingress C jtatoittew? Shall tiifl
scvanta -f rlic people dictate to their
sovereign masters Ihr- urrion f liglit
and i if miti n with which 'hey
id iy be f.v(ril ? Or is i in'eiided
herelore, that h -illegi exereise of
high funded mnttary p wer .h ol
nit even now. be pr mutated mi
less jiermiited by a 0ne. ai 1? I t
from tTead Quarters at the H-roit
a ?
Tin' publicnti nt however, was n it
u i .ii h : izfl. v Y'ur Com ill t e
li.ve d'ea ly a"v iWi'i thei tie i. y m
.'latioii to it, ;t'nl mu d iir
1'ee;nin tiofi to pe fvretn e-rcnLi-ttnit.
I'ljey beltc-i hrt the ti ll,
a- ii cor iM folly warrmts h- r -
narks which re u. ed ; and toy -k'lo
not any reas i .- 1 1 . li-
iomiI parti'til vrs nftiie h!oo li 'mfC
d'l ho jhl a receive full r. en v.
L ur F:'lo v Citieos) ead 'ie
p i!i!'catni!i with atten'i'Mi. a"d b sj
tli ess aid t!ie a of h - x ;li-
ani' M homr o ;tn,meUrs. lie x
I'his ii the i ai.sk and wiautlio ?- I' ill- son is nadr
i w 'r ; i ''la
ted puh'ici i rf al'tided to, t-i.conn- he vtlFalnes- or ign ri f
trtart wliti h, tbf genuine deuments j t , j ,u Geu.T-,1. ft a son o
are t.i be circulated and to fix up in
the frieud uf the Adminioti ation"
the htigrn.a of having ;'roi mipo
iCiC upon the public. Under su( h
accusations to remain silent, would
admit a baseness f principle and
coo uct, the imputation of which, no
which wo are engaged, the good i honorable man would a low.
cause of true Rtnnblicanrsm.. As
friends (yielding m nonf in their at
n turns a ra h-'N -u ", ' ti-
ihe 's I'lessiog hi 'st d, h :t e- iti
us mar'ail judg n nt w e- pi', i
"approved fshc '-a brother ie .
li dils toe golden chat o? wr. :
ru'hlesslv orike ito mike an i xii
i lk, tin guiltless o li ' I su I" '
preveif fntu e crime.
Lt every man make ucb a case
his own, and he vVl then t iqu;
who has bcn thus tfi .- s" ov'f f
our CrtuiiuiMee 'hen, unhesita
tingly affirm, that the said Pamph
tarhiruuiO to our rominon cnuntrv. let. so lar as it purports to contain
they havo persevered in exertions to! official documents, does contain the my hopes, tho executio-ie- of my kio
avert from thai country a gri 'vous cknuine documents'' transmitted dred, the cause of the des latMo of
calamity the elevation of General! jrom the IVar utpai tment at the call ; my domestic happiness I lie will
Jackson to the Presidency. of the House of Representatives, (ex-
As in the exercise of their rights ceptmg certain inusier and pay roll,
pciccive the author to nave been no .
other than a subordinate, but n t -
as Freemen, and in (he discharge of voluminous and unimportant tobejrious Commando, now aspiring to
a trnst reposed in them by a respec- published in extrnsn.). And they
able portion of their fellow r iti ens, further afbrm, after an examination,
they spurn any dishonorable act, e-j that the said lloauncnts are therein
ven to effect a desirable end, they do printed in the okdek arranged uy
fearlessly appeal to the candid of all the Jackson MiLiTAiiv; Commit
parties, that, in no publication which the uf the House, and appended to
they have been instrumental in cir- j their report ; and no person, who has
e lating, have they, directly or indi- coinpan-d jhc publications,, would
rectly, impeached the motives, vili-J hazard his veracity by a deuial oftbe
ificd the actions or traduced the cha-1 truth of this assertion. The under
racters of their opponents. And j signed, therefore, indignantly repel
truly, the cause needed, no such aid;; Hie slander and cast the reproach
and if it did, a regard for character Where it is justly merited.
and respect for public decen -y would
The Documents a he tuup. ; &
have forbiden its adoption. They : now let the people judge who inten-
had hoped and determined, on their j ded to affect injuriously," the cause
part, that the courtesies and charities of Liberty and l'i uth ; and let th; m
also declare who they arc, wh
should ' be met with indignation by
all candid-and impartial persons."
They arc TRirii ; let the Jackson
of life should not bo v iolated. The
Bptenette cnaUa tin. juL jlisappointed
uinhi'ion, when confined to nitre Ed
itors who cater for hungry office see
i kers or feverish partisans, have been , Central Committee circulate their
noticed only as tho idle windj
Out when, at' a public organized
meeting of pur opponents, mfln, some
bidding, and others desiring honora
ble office, and all havingJ beside
their Individual characters, a stand
inga? a Committee of a portion of
the community, deliberately! resolve
and publish to the world "IThat the
Pathp!ileintitfe7t"-irnwf)
of i he Trial and Execution of the
six militia me" is an imposition on
the public, is false and -junauthori
stan iart! copy and on o nparnon,
the public will thus see how grosn
ly they have been imp osed upon by
some of the agents and friends" oftbe
Military Clnelu'u.
The official record of thes Doni
mcnts, it is true, are accompanied by
some preliminary remarks, illustra
live notes and subjoined statements
aud,cflcciious.but the most rcfinrd
stupidity' itself, could not mistake
these for part, of the official Docu
ments, the commencement end tertni-
cd, and ought to be rejected with nation of which arc distincly noted
be Ciiirv over all; and lie never
can, lie never will consent to ent: ust
additional powers to one who baa
shown himself tbus prodigal of hu
man life.
These considerations sh mid a
rouse u to more vigerous exertions,
encouraged by a conviction that the
cause we advocate is rapidly exie d
ing itself in the community. Let no
man be diic mraged by the loud
ooastingi of a zealous, but alarmed
ppnsiti on : let all b fi u, be active,
and WB H II ALL PREVAIL.
Subiuitletl by
Axr.trs Tayxob,
Jessk I'ikusvll,
Ksek Armold,
Jeremiah hieeETT
Eo. L- Wiv-iLow,
Tikimas J. Cuariv.
Fayetlevillc, lime lGtb.
Hcio'ved, That t!ie forc ing Ue
;iort be received and adopted.
Resolved Ttiat the OIH i tl D iru
ments coutai icd in the Pamphlet
therein referred to, are true, and en
titled to the entire confidence of the
public. That this Committee app' ovo
of giving the same die ra if cxt isivo
circdation. That they repfli with
I sd iti t. all -assertions, from whatever
sroenirylnayrocTTd, rhirrTia
same ace false nnau'h nzed , and
rha they arcs isfivd ' hat all an 1 d
and impartial persona" are only tu jju
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