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It is painful to be fo freaaently
compeUed to hoift 'the bhck 3g,
with regard to this gentkmaa .cha..
Vacr.4He;fq.ms to have rqcciyed,.
:a. L..i f arm it hlaiii 100 THUCOt-
-Bat a Duane continue toleny tne
exigence oClack Salty, ami j hr ,
. children as ; he affe.te dilbthw.
the account or mt Jf'"," :
tomato ;-MWdto Wj
is (lull hare inotltr lmaU anecdpte
r-fii iifairirtitB'hiero.-'-And:
to- put anend, af -once, to albfhi&
nycnfeof.demalslprofela
tempt, in which.hd held him. Mri
Jones returnea Dotn oqna auu
board 4ollart toMf. jetterion, Dy
the perfon who brought tnenv ac
companied with a rilsffiKe of etecu.
tidit ' Herotefted that the veif
firlt time he niet ovfe;eM tel
gifiru i e vwould: ihoot nirri; w
fince that trne, ne W-r
fr(nnr as one of the (urtielt
that ever dugrstfed Human natui
aozen wunencs uk,- j . ?
' Wnrk weiiiih and her
rnre of Mr. Walker,, andf
the hand wtWg of rhomasj4cr.
Jon himfelf the odious and dirgujt
An .-lohirh dencv and vir-
-A,wi-rAiYilrs 1 do not wiln
to come in by the M tracks the name;
the writer of thU article i iila
fcribe J to it, .
-rperhap? it wid befaid that the wtt
enandthe Re-corder, arc tod dilpi
cabWto dsferve the notice or to great
apeifonage as the prcfident. : ' 1 hi
Ibty will not bear telling, ahe
(trokes of the U ccqrder have been
fudently fett not trom an un.
common Aare of abilities in the fat
fcribcri 4or hi pretends to none Bin
f becaufe he was rlve todirclolp a.
: few entertaining. facte!?: By the in
dufeenc or partiality of other edi
tots, they jjaye-made the "'grand
t6ur" of the continent. s Jf this paper
, ciuld acquire ten times its urefent
circulation, it ouldTnot make fo
iouch inipreflion. upon the public
minif, ashas been made by the inrm
merable extract . in other newfpa-
v Jew, ifhefe are accompanied and
luuttrated by copious commentaries,
the .collected labour of a thouland
Kitelleas. . Thui, .the people get in
formation ; and, until the people are
well mformed there cannot be a
fcrrectanu' firm government. 7
, X We now pf oceid with .the mam
. iufinefi-of this article-. " ; , t ;
Sdmetime before the 'revolution-
perhaps, in the yearn 773, Thcwas
- JeiTerlon was patronized by Mr. Ga
Drierjoncsan. eminent lawyer,. who
how reAdeS in the copnty of Uiick-:
. iaa;ham. Heisfat-ein4avytocolo,:
net Ifih llarvie of this city. A com
fiderable fum of money was .borrow."
. ed from Mr Jones, by Mr. Jefaarioru.
It i3 tirider (to'od' rhaf the loan amount-'
6d to "ftVe" bun'dt-e (.pounds., for'
this4 money7.JeKrlon:'eJtecute4
- his bond.. The bond remained. in
the'hahd of Mr. Jones until fomc-
: time during the war, whert; paptr
money bad depreciated fo' much as
to be. of little or no valus. At? or
Crevioua to this petiod, the legifla-
r. ; tnr& found it etpedrnt' to enforce
the circulation of paper money by a
,iTENiEft av& ' Mr.'jefferlbrr avail
ed himftlfof vrhli' ad vantage. - (
fept the1 '.amount of the bond with
- the 'legal intercity irii paper money,
tia Mr. Jones, and tender e J this paper
inpayment.; Mr. Jones is, by birth,
" ari Eoglib;.br , Welohman He has
'atiitkce)lentder(tandinB.':iieiflr
r of independent cifcumrt'ances. i - lie
. kn:w thirvif he Ihoold refufe to re-
: ceive the tribnev. Mr: leffsrioh' would
have it in his p.nver' to raife a hue
ahd; cry-' againft himj that might be
. mach m.rt to. hfsinjury' thaft hisbe
f.irtg iwihdifd'out of five hundred
pounds vHe judged aflblrorn this"
jiyttfJ-Jfofr'at ncibwg' Mr.'foncs'j'fhere
r . "fqre, adopted a plan, which faved.
hxrnftlfV lroni4har-cal:imiryrand"
fifswed' to' Mr. JefTerlb-i rhc con-
Aftet: the ertd of the war,
far.
tefTerlbn fertt the full amount of the
debt. I He did fo becaufe ha felt fh
odPn which , woultt be attached to
his charafter by having teridered
WhAidnorial-Jiacktwaf',
Ifthey thlaWpropei', deny this toy",
alio. The only aulWer i& tharit
ian be proved, by a reference to Mf.
Gabriel Jones, or..ta ; . . T;XTwpr
pj'fertioDS refpein j the fovitatipn of iit
J Jsfif rfqn to Yhonw$ Pain to c6mo over
to Anfcric.
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APUBUCT rteafure fo lingular,
fo aitoniming, fo degrading, to exe
curive dignity, Ss fo. toreign from The
ufual .'bulindr Qf national diplomacy,
tas as the letter of invitation to
Painh. writrea by , Mr.
Jefferson arid-prefented by an am
talTador of , the United States, ;ari-
not fail fo pxctte, togetiicf ,Vta m
digiiant fenTarionS, a ilrong cunofi
ty to inveltigltte its mbtivej. ' Had
Mr. PiN arrived to our IhoYes,'
uninvited: or.had hetfet come,7w
jed by indtvidoali of a Itibordmate
grade, h.ts a.rtival would have becrt
announced among' 1 he trivial occur
rences of trie day.,, It wath extra
ordinary jmnner of his jntr.oduftion
among us, that h& attached.to this.
tcIt-Utradeci,, rnan Jl lumcierxr oc-(
grec of importance to render him an
objtd of jHiblje iioticey , - .
It has laicly been jlited to the
public,' int tenns of exultation, by
limc of the, democratic party, that
there are alfeadv neailv. tw; hun
dred thouland i.uropean criugrants
irtthiVcoutury and eveay year, and
eyery momh brmg3 a iange accellion
to this enormous maf$ oUfoTeigneis
i hey croud .out1 cities they direct
pur preires-Mthey influence and de
cide .. our elections ;they fit in oiir
public tHnciW.f the)' govern oiir. fi-nances-they
icnow thtir own num.
bersthly teel thefr ovn ftrqrigth y
and thdy ipeak to thd nation,; trm
time to time, in: t))e language of me
nace and fcorn' Vill not :heir nunv.
bcTii TiletcTy from Ipontaneousjjmi
g'rauohs, Ix: foon iufheient to give nt
hhert)? Was it1 needfary tfiai the
pen oF the apgult Prelident of the.
Unifril States, . irt conlicdtlon with
diplomatic agency, fhoukl be..eni
ployed in inY'iiing over Euro'eau clj.
tizehs to our- fhores f-or ;if fuch a
ltrange ndcefliry really exilted, the
etrdi$ is Itill more ltrarjge; ' , .,
- Among .all the men in Europe,
who .night have , been induced,, by
diplomatic inviratioh to come oyef
and Wp ij, was there no roan io dev
lbrviug, 1b needed a' TwowtAs
Paine ? By what wonderful fatality
hii jt happened,-that the manwho
is emphatically the lcornof Kitmpei1
(hould be felecVed and dillihgUimed
by Mr lUFerfon, as the objetVot his?
high efteem)- and (hb'uld be aSec
tionattly invitedto irtcorafe with
the people di thii counirf !of ever
if it tere necellart tb make the feted-'
? tidri from among the cUiieps of jhe. J
iaU thofe who had .waded-.throagh
tne cicep ana appmmaoie mp pi mc
V'rpfirh r'fvnliitions that misfit cha.
Jange a competition ra preference r
:-Why. pitchK Upori lhe .man that
Iwd' excited . qualmin the bow.
e rnF France herlelri': and-whom, toe
was eager to difgorgo 2- Wtif picfr;
iinrtit tK man tfirninft
phemies thoufands of pibuiparentsl,
iii thisf couiitfVi" had. in their tyinfc
dhildrenl Why pitch 4poh thmah?
that had bafelir inlaltcd this whole
liation, by fJouririg la torrent ot'foitl
i...r.. li. .1 .. 1 ;'' 'u.'
apue aua uiacKguarumu upon urc
Venerable Was aixoTON, who was
eniphaticaUy ? the - Father of this
country i ; " .
., Mr. JeffjiiIs(on s the reptefentai
tivepf a greai natiprt a nation up
on which no inconfiderable degree
of 'ttar attention ot thcwbtM is fixV
eJr-And. what mail the world think
-r-wht rriuft the wileit and" belt men
in Europe think", ' y hile they behold
hirri Itoopingrom his dignified ftap
tion diwh down fiivntf. to a' diploma
tic . correipondencc withv Tiiomas
Paimeio the beftQwmwt ;Opon
him of hih ellsem arf to anrM"eci.
tioriarinyitadbii .tio.thatircn4cift.;
tizerif to come4 ovcrtor America I
The whole nation is degraded by
fuch a fpectacler ' His expoted to thd
pointed ranger tof derifloa f. ahd trtult
prepare to rcceithtiributelbt coni
tempt. .v . :. ; iv J-;:rU:;i
In tha hidorr of fitftioriL a formal
Tniffion from the head.ajd repf'eCent
pie to art unollicial;, individual of a.
foreign lanJ, is an u.nufual thiagn It
is a pecie of diplo macy, that rarely
happens : and it naturally prefuppo
fes an uncommon .degree of .Worth
in tlie individual who has beerfthui
dillinguifhed.. . Vheever .the tub;
lme . head and ppocipal organ of a
great, nation by4 miffion in the.
leirfri form of au e;n bally, jcalls,upon
a foreign fubjea or cilierjf p niii
grate, and to jrpu'ifaie to ihe coun
try of the dignified petitioner. ;ne
favour, of, his prel,ence?' it prefuppfo-:
fti the eXpectatron pt irt?poriant If r
vices i ronthe.iixvited . foreigner.!
What pod fey vices can thu coun
try expect from. Thomas Pain ?
I piuTs for a reply.. . ... .. .
fAJSEBlUS.
From the Courier of iXnvlfatnftjlire.
IU ears nor! deaf than adder's to the voice
Of any true dcciflon- V ' -' ; . . ;
ASINGUL AR deftiny attaches
to the nrefent xovernment ; and is
calcilated to relate its fneafures
frnm' trnnAW difcuilion. BefOf & the.
publid mind has-been Jong enough
occupied'1! upon .' a'tngle act, to trace,
it to rcmote.confequenpcs; its atterv
tion is irreiItibty( arrelled by fome
novel and .i important occurrence,
'The complexion of the admmiltra
tfo'if cannot be furveyedt in 'its nicer
matf'cs and miiror f aturesj wjtlle its
prominent tfefcrmYties , aftonifh and
cohfmintF 6s. T'hus,' before the re
peal f the Jdiciafy Law, haM
tained that ample and ;igid diUU
iint tuhiclr JA iiiiDoi tahce' demand-.
ed; the, ifory of Callehder's bribery,
came out in a maimer cincuwicu Ay
attacn ennomy as wcw as .y-uc
Rut this bufinefl however
L marked with turpitude, intereit us
now but mconuderably i it retpects
merely ; hi t xcellehcr's peifinalryi
iathn t and: while' iubjects" of im
menfe importince are before us," wc
IIJVUIU itl'l .. IViW (w- W" J "
We are fiill to confided the ddfnrc; .
tion of the Corri'hr jmbft' ftfjons
evil that hasaflHcTed rrst If doesnor4,
like 'renrnvals frombffiee; afteft only
particular perfons i ft does notmere
ly reduce individual :famiues to m:
idigehce.ahd forrow t but.it lays the
axe directly at the root of our Liber
ties, and tends to- obliterate every,
ivelige of National: bravery an
sProvidential blefTing- It is a mea
iure neycr to be y forgotten until
oblivion has all the atls of the reign,
jxlppwers with their authors and a-!
'igeiitvTheFederal, eonilittttion
will Jong feel the violence of tha
blaf.HocV,aha its friends v. IU lock for?-
ward -with a, mixture; of exultation " 1 " '
.The, following reixar k's, fuppofed . ;W;
perfectly appropriately thefuhjecl, . . . '
ciralelf, Taqd ate fubmuted,, that the - "
fWbjeft may teti principles by aftions, ,t
and Wih : hrr i-" toAisT t;,r
the atrmffriirt' Af thp nhnf.. Va fnVi- "'.
ject on wijich th??' will ere.: long be v
All ihe powers, orlGoverhment, y, .
egiflative and judiciary, refult to the '
ieflauye .My !.;The:;.concentrat- : ,
cifely.the definition oCdpotte gowt
vernmnf U ur &a Kt uiii.:. '
hat .th$fe powers Will be'esiercircd -
bya plurality offend ahd riot by. . '
a tingle one : One hundred and f- -.
venty.threerdefpp Wouloiurely bcr;AJ -as
opDrefliVffas.bne, As little' will it vfr:
ayarfpstthat theylare chbfeaby;
ici y c. , t ya 7; v ikipitifm war: not - k
the ti'ernimente fought for?-, r 5
,.fjr. ana paipawe as 19 trie cloua .
Ot inconfiffeni??s whi'rh hri i1oiV -
Cd-Lxecudyo-coriuaHtKedt -1
concep;iony that . the .author of the '
rorex9ing.pcriQd8fhould beVtheflrlt - ' -to
lay his . hand: cthe4iumciaTj; -rW.dmfupi
in :
te. Whole , compafs , of .argument, .' '
more cortvinchjreafons .coutdnot' -be
found why. thej Circuits Courts 7 .
mould , not be. deftroyed; than are, 1 .
wyi.w w ims.extrai.4 vvnartnen;
cah have pt the. rrfan at fu!h a vr
with his cwn. principles Have fd-
pti , imprmanon ana , a longer -
a flie i$, ijj-reluffantly; driver tb. ray
that perfortal pique agar nift the judg
t4 ahdValivjUi to counterad every;
tneafurq ToMhe late admiaiftratiori,
were the" efficient and. real motives
and ' reafpirs. lytm'--. the fcwirt of
Government refit ft ' io the lieifiiittirtVit
ts$ispojtityt fV (ngrerV?
aierictttiiti of a-;Prefident,: t abbllfh
Courts' cftablifhed by laV'ind re
move judges frOm office whpfe ten
ure is Cc9tiV0T)6iCAi(XY:.uHng
good behaviour , if in this way .tbc
prorefs of judicial decflirt.beflop
ped , and the , ; courts utterly, un"
able to exerciref their fuhcltons,; ms
wijtf 'iufe it is jiot clear; hat the
independence -of he courts is no.
more Mhat their powers doct forocV
Lcfultto the legillature-and tharan
adminiflrationj marked by fuch Con1
duct isdefatic. This Jcrambling for
power among5 the different 4dqpart
mentf, was int a right which gave
the Prefident much' true (brrow;
It irritated his feeiif&S, and preyed
on ms pcrfotiuxt; i He law ' in it the
oirien iuxd" futufc?:cphf ufiorr he ;aw
fome demagosue arife in the tumult,
leize jh h fecptre of t8fate and
vvieldjt'wlthout regard to Conflitu.
tuiion or txtfY Butnow, ; rice am
bition hasmade him eafer than th
adder ; fince' hs fancies, that he is
above the form, and ,candireft its
rage 5 hecah fee. the Judiciaf f abcl
ifhedy and one pillar o'Kthe Confti
tuti6nvmakrt;from its' pedeftal'.iri
thd calm light of mfld philofdphr.
He can fee, too, with fmiling fatis
facpn' andtrepMrrevenge, the
I molt, meritorious, arid approved of
I fleers of Government, pufhed from ,
, their places, to p vJrobni for for
eisners and oanifltes. without fuf-
' peeling that he : lhall ever be 1 con
vinced ot the truth 01 his own re
; mark, an tLECTivir DispoTmr
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