I I .
; ;. I OLTTIOAL HISTORY.;
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' I t. Additional Papers Ziiira&i 7 f:e Charges
hroughtcjamzt the Northern T dcralistsV
. V - , . ' '-r -V . "" ? . ' '- ' . V.;-.... . 1 ' ' .' . - ... . , ,
I r:rct that T cruld nit hat - 2 pfca
: :rcl a 'full, and confidential phonal in
ter vl e v; wi t h you , L: fore my departu r3.''
Myt father! am sure will happy-to see
ycu at Quinc"y, and "to furnish you any ma
;terja1sin his powfr.: r;Hc has beerrfor the
ht i.iree months, publishing papers .hch
I think will not L vithout.thejr use in
your undertaking. ; V 'v -: .
Adieu, i my ld e j r sir. :j I ri t e ; you v .this
letter ort the '-Grand Bank of Neivfp"nd-
lU'irf rr ..lA'n. . 11 ' : nu rr passing me-night m-catcnm
;,e- ik.,r ?. fc?duf winch, in the micrvahof six hour.;
T.itrcct cf a Utter frc.n - John'Quincy ' . to
' - v '.,it , WHIkn riumpfnsq: dated t r ,
, The spirit of party h:.s'becntnVW,iuve-
K J iterate atirt ?o ir?htm cur c'ountryit has
so totairy -aoforccu the tjier$fannin2:, and
asp
"', to' -.consider. all the Jndi wianls of b pact
1.- tics asm j cmMtrynien;vh6'canrje!tiier
Epjirove. prjlisapprdve in a? lunpr cither
: r.fjhe VAQn tr l, i measure of either party ;
: vy ho se e , b-t h Td e cJdt wins: an eid I usi v e
privilege 01 painousm, ana Msinr; irrt
r
cacrr
-Xvhich I
o i h p r vi ea pons tf s no 1 i t ica f ; vk r fa r
can liand ! e 5 ca n uof
but
,v tA' cherish My connialpirit'fvhieh.haf a
' ';v:ayF prseryed'Jtself pUrefron t!m infec
,':tioii-' jpou'rs'-tpft faction: which 'Consi-
ders itrnp-rance as oneofthe first oulitU
:a! dotiec ; and:whicu 'can nercpive a Urv
; . t distinct c!j&Uc "of diaerencQ iietncerrpoli-
V ; tical caniioirvand political hjpocrisy..t
V ; - -It .Q'ords'meconstai pleasure to fecoU
- V Iccri'iat the. hUiorv -of oxir. c.iVuurWH
-.. ' ' ' .
W ..:'' - , .
fallen into the nmds of sunh a" mab.'; Frir
as impartiality Vies arMje botUmi of allhi
- ,ioncairtruin, 1 nave often beeh-tiot with
- :'v'0l,t. n,X app'tlhen'$ion?,that no trtie hfston
. ' V d our tin;e3 w.ouldppear atvleastih th"
; c o u r c o f u r a grew
history
the
That-w-evihoafnf Jim
, .-".A notir.g but i-.Cfleral'Htories or Republic
f, can Histories-NeWRt wtanrf ti;l: v
; ; :,.yirginia Hrsfories. We, Wei indeed; nQt
overstocked itli men canable even of hU,
6al in, w 6 1 Im v e c a u h t u p wan I s :o f , s i x t y
Iiv the association of ideas there is no. very
umimu ra L t ransitron fr om 'cod fis h i ng on the
(?rand, Bank to ihe.History of thi Unifed
StatesAi No man will T trust be better a-
ble thah yourself to s;:; ply tha ihtermedf-'
a te fin ks'in t h i s s i n u I a r c c : : c 1 1 e na t i oh.
tet'irfct'only hope it will appear to Vou mi
haturalvaltrdnsition," as that from'a'nVijb' I
jeci; wouisoever, to: mo assurance. cor that
reXnVcand attachment-with which. I siib;
vi i.ucf jf Ktij jum:, 1 1 icuu aiu uuoiuie ser
intiT AirikTnv J
; . ; : . QUI NC Y ADIS. . v
'v" Ci71 Austin s)Lije cf .Gerry, V V
Extract of a letter from a listintruishrl
V lno naYe actcV apart.in the publiaffaifsJ
; ;0.-olournat.on. ; But of men who unite both
..;vi.;'it.mMiil5,; -avor naying.naii a practi
cal knowlcflfl of our aiTairsrrahd that of
4"p-ses3ina nind capable of impartiality
v in summing u ? tu merits :of our rnvern.
I v 11 : : ...... . . .
, Mem, auimuiau ...oi:s,' oppositions, ana
. people, I know nut :.jther rnVh with whom
, l.nave ever m ji u.c i -porlunjty of forming
an ' atnudinrance. on thf ftnri-ppf nnee - r
whose narrative I snould so implicitly Tely.
-Gach a historian andT take r!ilfHt'in
needing constituenti. , Voabave.so'ion
; . v meditated onyour planand so mucbMon
- v,Seropon meouties or man in society: as
; ' .they epply to the transacttons-of yoiir mm
li!e'tnat.liamwell assured yoyr work !will
. ; i;j:arry-a prorounu poiiucal moral with it
' And f h pe though dpmr irnsMihiir fl
navel -i.i no hint (ioiiytf,hichcan ascep-
tain nut your.vieit or tne1 sbbjectMaMhe
- v s cauiu iis.iumc-.oui i.nopeMiut the ,morfl
s -ofyodr hisrory,ivilL be; ihe JndUsoIable
i ." union of the NoMh-metjc: n confinenr.
WV -r:- The planof a New-Englahci combinationr
t more closely cemenlodi than btliefi-ener
' j ra 1lp? ;'of -the . Federal . 5overment a
- I- cpmbmaimnrfirst to rule thKwholeamrir
- , uiaiMioutu prove impracticable, to separate
,irum mil- re? uas ueen. Sfi far. itHKured;
:;-Vanl has or - d-ihc studies9'Mhe intrigues
and aiiibitio.is of so many4 leading mecu vin
, our. part 'of ih cuptry, that I thTnk it aviU
-t vVentUftllv produce ndschievojii cons?quen-
vr, uuitsa :awauiyanii.eilect0wlif .-dis-t
.)UftenahcVd; byis men - of mope influence
uniJ of more v. comprehensive views.
To rise t'-n division sysiem is unC
Tortunati' .one of the .most . obvious
of the TJnited States! . dated at si. P.fr.
kJ I he Massichusetfs' election appears
u ,iir ic rviiit-ri cans in Europe almost
fexcIuaiveW M alt, the other elections ao-'
ing tn at; the same time in many part's of
y1,1"",! ptragrapns in me news
papers, but hear ot-a syllable, frora any
other quarter. ' Bat American tederklists
in this city have received Jetters from thpir
friends in London ahd in Gottenburgh jn
1dgh,exultatibnann6uncing the relectiun of
ami. ;,ui c -ujr ,a majority or more vthan
three thousand vote4 Other Americans
ui uiucrciu pontics, contest ;the? validity
of this return,; and affirin that Mr; Gerry
"f,u'r' Jray nave oeen re-electetl, though
by;a :reduced;:maj6rfty, compared- with
that of lastyear,V , WhyJhis extreme anx
iety fpr:the Masscciusctts election:?X Is
it Air- Gore for whose!; elevation all , this
einnuMraio i8 vnarDoreu r 1 think itbyno
iiiv-au.7 uimcuii ,iuv accounts lor, lhere
js much foreign hope and fear invblvedin
these;-31assachusetts- t elections i all the
rest, ven New-Torklr
E(ut the:Ma$saciiusetU federal pbliticians
uayc jgou io 1 ik so openly, and with ; such
seeming indifference,, not to say readiness,
for 4ljs5olution of the Union" ihev are
vauanrjn iieirinredtS Ot resistancesto
I ihe la ws,;they seem s resolute for a little
cxperimentopqn
r "M : " vuf witm , uui; in- inev prospects
of a wariyith Americai , which most" of. the
British statesmen now at-the helm consi
ders in the line of wise policy they and
all theirs partizans, calculate boldly;. and
without, disguise or concealment upon the
coipperatiun of the Massachusetts federal
ists. i he Massachusetts electionv there
fore, isa touchstone of national nrincinl;
andupon its issue may depend - the ques
tion ofpeace and war between the United
states and Knjrtand. However hntil
British mmistry may fep! against us they
will never venture upou it nntilthW can
epena u pon an act! vei f co-operation w ith
coon..cnnihlUta ihj-.werht and.intlucnccf.- cynuli:t:d-through a courr 3 of V2r.rs, h
the iorthei a States in the Government, j pervaded every dt;rtr.. t;cf Govern-
i neir mtentkin, mcy saiu, was lo esta- mcnt, anu spreau c rnption throurn cv
blish their ne' -icrrnrncnt Lndcr tho auT ry region, of . the. S.j.teH-when thcj rc
luoruy.u. prciccuon.oi oiaie uavernmenis. ciotnea witn ;xne torras.oi law anu enr
That :.:.vir: .cured the election' of a Go! fprcedby ati Execuiive whose will is their
vernor, and a majority l of a State-L'egislaA sdurceVd summary means bf.rcViff c r.i be
ture in favor of a separation, the Xegisla. 'applied icitlioui recourse to dircc. : rvn
lure.should repeaHhe Jaw authorising the resistance;
people to elect representatives to Congress.'! It is,a truth 7nott5b-?cc ?z 1 at
ahd t'.3 Legislature declineelecting SenaV a'sentiment prevails 1 . Inconsiderable'
tors to Congress,1 and rrradaallr withdraw extent.' that tlie adminL' . tidn have -ivt n
.the tate from the5 Union, establish
house oflicersto' grant Aregisters'
lastrophe to which, such n state cfihM
-A ft Would hf .inrr.ii; r..- i -
sb.cuslqm such - constructions v -to that:. J nostrum en t,
and; clear- aniLpractfsed h many abuselindeDco
7 pt.itiIiK tnv.r!iX..i,' 1.-mi.'K
nd themas intrinsic
be effected vithqut, resorting to armsrv ; k Xlier yi to a persuasion, that n6 change,
..-Tlist before that. session..6f Cnsress?clo-1 - anv VrmpVnnv nrrklnhf.M.-
?fnt? f thcntJeinrto wiiom;I have Vate the misery 'ortheir. country,-
alluded, informed me, that rranment,.j 'correct:
vas uiu eviuenceon wnicn .it rests is.
Kncl.ind, to considert ,iir.i u---.--t:!i- -i. iappomtd by them for ihe PTnrK. ..
and recommend the metres necessary to tainty .mi&t'be irrevocable: some nrall am,fh,er; Convention, roust net
1 " I niiBinartinno')M OMhmittnH !
nacr neen mane to nave, trie next, autumn- 1
fn Boston," select VmeetinttheVleadingi--i;
feilet-iursts; in New-
v . - " v ' ' u : . ; -1 fir
. . v. uiuii, -m -;r,f
4. . rvic.ir
Is? I'
prsscrv.tic::, 1 .cyTcmnot consent 5
Pi"i pcci tor cf approschiat1-
ncn.u is in xneir power to a?en
V-h the last remnant of their indn'H
rni!'"S to. b2 (r'siinled in 1
measures destructive of the best iniir
of the-'nation.
)' Thii v convcniionmll net trust v
selvesiJp exprcsr their c'onvicliohhf
which
res
ea
ye o ti o n to d 1 m 1 1 1 1 &h 1 h p h n iV , 4 r - -.
lul iMue to ; such ati ;pp!ic'atiin; by tt
menuingvupon uppu ,on of a to-jtra-venfulrior
IWiceediMg?; or isv
deed wuhm their rrovinceIu.a sh:.
iij9 awiruuj nuu irymg as mav t1
"rise, theX'UIatufes iiY the States; 0r p
ryent4ons;fIthe-whtileJPiorIe. iirHf
v ti oiafio j i, a 1 I w "j" consitleratfonsa submitted
ton, ol New-York, had consented to attend is ' wvi 1 nr it be and Jiereby is recommo',
x.r , , - tion ana nrmness, wjiich may ave tacrn i t .v ' rJ . ywwei
that meeting, r, I' 1 - : 1 , v i - to -the JegiS'atures of thp sipr,i o
VSu.m-ar.ef mfh&titfii Washing on, VvFZ, !" W reprin.eO n this Ciaren.io ffl
t :,iiwi..' . ' . '2 probably. avert the evil, 'or-at-least insure ...U ' 5"'Ve'l"Vn.,oadmJt
power to Collectthe opinions.of well jn- S?'
-formed leading federalists jo NewHamb: '.CP
shirej upon the subject1 v I found some in cjPS d.f P?tVMCTWsionof
:faVor.bftheJmeasure but'a great Inaioritv e weakcr.interestftof thp community by.
and apparently easy cburses ; which'' bfavS
i..r i : j - .? - . .r.. J
- 1 vi "ciui c .-.1 1 1 r. r v ra . , vi; tuu i v hi u a i va m bi ' op
Ma every section qf the Union. Ir J
, - VOvle"natur",,esourcetnsmB states-.'
: .ymen, who,,fee!ing nkeCaesarand finding
; . ; ; . grasp would strike offa village where; they
' ; . t miht aspire Jo the first station without ex-
V posing themselves to derision: ''v Tfiis .baS
ucun uie !mui u'enui operative lrnDtme
upun nu amrj uivA3407ii(3i frnntae'?nrst
Kentucky conspiracy down to thfeneo-oti;
':atmns-betie.cn;iMassachus'etts;Cohnecti-
easure.
of them decidedly opposed
and from tbe. partial and limi
X made - in Massachusetts, t
pea red to me nearly simitar to
ecessarv,s. ,
allyjto protect the, ci tizens'of said "Sb '
from.tfie operations antl effects of aH
!(. ,n a vc ojur.p. ur jay ue PHSseri fm
a jrreat xnaionr.v i - ,.- -r - -.--:T--r t vuinrres f xne iinttpii .sfitoa ,i,:.iw. i
to the. Droiect i iiiger.heaTjr taxes. wasteful expen- conuiri -f5.,yio1,tec.i X" J
ted epqSiries ana ruinous wars, are or other .'cftizen to TuwiUe tlru (S ' ,
he result an- tWnaturalxiffspng of. bad adra.mistraHscripti6ns0rinin?Wenti. n..t
ihatinNe'w- tions, .in all ages and country.., It.was bthe Constitution of the United St., i
nampsnire.. .4 VW,.-,'.- "v rv"w1iJ' v luiers 01 , yitesoivettj thafit be and herPsJ !
UThe gentleman, ,whhip; the!, winter, of these. States would - not make sucbdisas- recommended . to the said Lhhtnl
1803 and ,1804,, informed hie'there was to trous haste to jnyolve their infahcn authorize; an immediate 'andeafne7
be a' meeting of federalistsCin'tHe, autumn embarrassments ofold and rottetvinstitu-' 'cation, to be made'to the Government r
nf 1 A04. 'hi TlAfnn tfCaVoali;..,.' rt- tlOnS; 1' Yetzoll this theiJ havp. dfin r nnat JTni fpd-Stafp i rn.;M;: ;u . ' 101
5' vjj iii..vuivr' :.ui luvt OIIU 1 OUJ), II IJ I , 7 "T - ' JJ u vi , l .1 "uihv- u i jv. 'C II , VV 41 1. TCU y lOe Sflld'
w Avuviu wii, use; ucawi! oi :AJrenera 1 '""r' - x . wivuij uw ciciy a- i "J9 csj?nui;i ur :n concert, be
waiiiiuuu uiu pi cvcuieu mai meeting j ouci V" wiaugcun; vousu- i njuamncujMM Jiiemsejves thede
"Jen uui, auu' wuuiu HOI, oe i v w uciucwaio vne evils i oi T5.oi5tuiii,ne Cnemv nrt
abandonpd: v 1 , f of Revolution ... - J Wahfp norimrr nr.- . , . a
, . : .--. u, i-V'.i. -.i .s . I ,r-r V i. . -i ... ,', r ."..I.' . ' I ,T ' r" " t f IIV tUAC.'l L lIFriP I
lp ib mjuu wen as iiiyseii, la staie i j . . j $ , ' mniutiug ucsujieu jio i ;uw fi,aj uc aiu into the re
v.A..v.ij j imi uiiic acsBiuti ui vuugress-1 ,'oi.iwi .- . a vUdUii avii j- Mic iiiuiupiieu I v vuomi ics ,jici cui, anu a
i h ' l he w 1 n tpr nf 1 ftfll n nil ' f RnJ T .U..ll ahiisfa'nf harl ml
O ul f in fVA"nP flinJninnin .i' Ji 'I P rtnaoiViKi Vtn (Iia .1, C 1 I 1 . 1 , " 1 JCt Kcm F.. J . I .'..
ovi. 1U1U vv,uiiuiiia ocudiaic uroTern-j 'woamig, wo uic vv ui iv ui ucaceaoie times tutuicucicuce oi in
uicm ui ncw-DM-iaiiu, unu wrote several i-auu uenueraie consent. ome tiew form'f-amuo so pam into tnesaid
M,.firli:.l'l.ii -s r.. . t ' .'-.'. I :r.'j.-: : s.-. , , , .' . - . ... . I . ' .1 - . - .
wHiuucuuai icitcia u a-iew 01, my menus couieueracy :snouia : De suhstituted a- f '" Micu,,anu ii)e tiisoars
u.iu. vuMtspuiiutinoi icwjiumeuuing vine i muug uiuae.autteswnicn-Snail-intend to r 1 cau t uecuargeu lotne
tiaawf c. uui ouci warus, uuuu inorouniy 1 umuiiain a ieuerai relation to each otlier -if '-newtveu, lpatn lueitpni
.t,vai,i5i.iiiSi am. iiiaiurciy a consiuenngf liveuw.. may;proye tnat the causes pf ;our i ollc no, me- governnient ot the Uc
the Subject. L was fullv 'ctinvincerf ihnt m v I r.alamitipa nrp "rloon V.1 ..li "1- I State!. pprntnmnfft r... .
opinion in favor of senaration. wa the- mhat l-Thnv mav hA'nn -.v.i.-' .. J utmn.hnn!.! i rw.nnci- .;,r..i ?. ,
ArninpnilS.lhaf I nrai fnrmal iinnn l!i:I-l I l .. A. tlUJj , Vi . .. .. . . I oV,r.i.lrt ' L' 1.. I i .. .
- 1 " vCT - "- , ' vu mhv" liuiiuvai riy iiuiu uie uununess oi- prciuuice, nride 1 9,,vvlx -"".t uccuociuiie(j, ana the def
SUbiectS.'rThe onlv consolation' Tharli.wiil hrnmnmh ' r;AtV.Af -i; T--if Vi I nf thes StAki.,,.,!,! .
w.j cnur iu .MMiiiuu iiau not prouuceu i coniusionot" the- timps' hnf i tKav wirrK' I ; uee -Since'tne conrmenpempnt r
entt
Stats;
fence g;
re:
witk.
ec.'
ppropriated fc'
e said atatei'
e same. Tr,
treasuries tot
ements made ia
UnitedSutesi
icalionofihes
resc
CDc;
as i
m1
war, t wiir,in the opinion' of this ConTe-'
tion, , be ripedient lor iheXvgislature cf
the several States. tonnnijinf- nln.
rcourse, nnd afterward duringtherpWmnrA Mtftr Ka A anolher Conventinrr. ti mpf n.. .
vi im : M9w.a .bic w :truiiri. 111 i in v i nnm m w.. . ...i - . i rnp nmrn ni ''ico.h.ne. -
-. . j ' .-. "r i lyuiiiiiiri uni xri:i iiinu nr rna nmn r mi r uiuii. . xsoubii u Lm. i . : j
PT5 to the in.teSrity of the U- traced to implacable combinations of in
rinJ incfa ?nW Wl8 "VlV daa!. or f of States, tbtabnopolize,
iu foua anu itsuy, ourmg tne embargo and nower-and'offi
r- . 7s 7 . . ;. w" muuiuic HIUIUUl
non-intercourse
war
cut anu ewiampshire, otnhe last win-
V ter and sprin. Considered merely as ,a
-. ; purrt-? of.:amb.itionv;the;greali objeclion
' v ', c?aic;t this scheme is its littleness.- Tn-
them, within the United States. If
the .N England fedmlists'klone that
the c. expect it. ' Frnto thp
of the subject, though prompted by very op
posite feelings, I too take a deep interest in
the Massachusetts elections. Ihavpkm.tvn
j npWv more than seven years the projects of
the Boston faction agtinst the Union.:. They
iiave ever since that, time . at least, ' been
seekinga pretexted an occasion for a
vowingUe principle. The people, how
ever, have never been. readyHo. go, with
them, ad when in the bargo time they
did, tor a moment.' ?et
"Tl 8BMing a oeggar.on horseback: Mr.
vjumcy.nas oeen at the patns now of fu
. -stead -dding airthc tribes of Israel to
rjudah r.d aietjamini like :"DavTdJit vis
a t . . i iijr i ti . ii c v iij .ji eruuoam, nie "son
.V, of Nebat, who made IsjraeT.io- sin by break
er ini)nS.imaria from Jrrusafem Luukingat
; '' ' it id-reference ttn moral : considerations if
: is de(establet-as it certiiinly cannot be ac-
. iri. .,r i..:'-:-' ' vj. -, i - . -
coniinual decjeption-and to worlc upon the
v ba Vest in u ti-rtals the selfish St : dissocial pas-
. . 1 fiio.is "of., their - instruments.--'PpJiticaHv
1 . - .V At.inl1n fw tr ta o . 1 . .i . . I t 7 -
Pjjruism, ii . -i n: ii'juuibiuui tig, ,H S COO
traCted and dishonorable! The Aoieiicao
ppnpjr art., nut cjiureu; jur tiisouton r.
!;.)s less so th"n these people' mavinev::Tl.e
proper. I
as I Whll nn SiK nal ,nends but real 'enemies inflamed by ty9v unoay ooUrich,- the
as,you shall cops der mutudl hatredarid jealousies and inviu Hoiu Daniel Ejman, or any two of them,
'L IV-.: J.v ' J.r. ing by intestine divisions contemntn .authorized to -call :anoiher meefcef
cf
m BostoD.it
tes, shall le
e above resa-
. . . ' .::'.'. i ,. '-t . i vuii.uv luaLiiiriiiiniiriir i- 'i.r i -v : . r. . . ... 1
MtP' nT30.81 These areamnni'4Ki OI irif Wlfyliall Jirgenlly require it."
;;a p.'Vt in. Niu(j niori io tne
LSined.
Accept the assurance of my high respect
and esteem. ! , ; ' v J
YILLTAM PLtTMJER.
'mon oreachpri &t fintr.n o
MSJS? Pmcipai;objections against
- leaders of the then .Federal party.
V ihe. alternative then is; that if you"
do not wish to become the slaves of those
who own, slaves, and who are themselves
the slaves of French slaves, von miisr Pirhpr:
jn4the language of the lay, cutMe connei
un, or so. rar aiter,yie-JNational Constiiu
uon as to secure
the Govern m
since t been virtu
full time that
nrecmitatft I r
- utaauiM ..dm i ii- uu disunite tne states
and when examined in connexion' with Ihe
Farewell Address of the .Father of his
Country-, they niust; itTis believed,' be
deeihed conclusive.'? Y " J .' -In
this whoje series bfr devices and
rriftasurca fnrrn?cmirtnnn 1.:Jn.L. J .
,. . r.v''o vonyepuon
se papers. thr fwn
oft M r- "JeffeTs.!!! to M ra;et
which; gave origin to the controversy, are
I T-. --
HEWSON'S PRIZE LIST. '
-;; Gra M Consolidated I Lot tern,
. 4 flic 4 a m iAi. t JI - rf " l : -i . " A J
yourselves a cue snare mi m?.,? ""rviu tur.ine uonstuu ; v .wuiiaa a-. ' .
enu ine Union has lonb-rmr?W wWM wtvW vioiatt tU nroni. urawn at Washington AiKa -ni
ally dissolved.: krid it '5 nPoemandingfrdmhe'indhi U f'Hbek wc'ra,!Wn. v. . - "
this uortion of the 'diaunitrA Jlrm mdsdecided opposition. 'An imn "r '2 3 fl "9. rit rrr
r-; bStates should -take carp nfifepir. iwf ii,:J despotism can imnosft nn harrlkL:i...i - . xr aa ; - j Tl -5
ffita-'A Mri Burke .presses i is hignWrte?, 6 citizen, W.toVorce Mta'w " 14 t5 - iFZ Do "
Mr Jo?n l! 1 1 hW P'ors. and inust be left to the united wfsdohi'of a f homeahd.his occupatinV to wW. . 03 A 'j Jn'nnn n ' '
an aufhnfU. fiT r V re ll?iie',x?Ie " ""Aem and JJasern Qiwirtn'.'..m fensire wars, uhdertaten to cratlf? th fY " , ' f , 10.??0 Dollars,
B.'W SA PP'f. whareor.,ov"mit pride or pass'ions' of hisyasterTL rietf?"
never. Ih"e sanction" It i. "', "?."; heard, ajid raust berespece.! "?ple of France has recently sheWn, that .,.TothsehoVrS .mrcru," te in'tS'totsi-
afta'chmentito'tbvLtmTh ' Fo cout'nu! ? ? we.haveeighh ??bal of indiyidaals.'assuming toWin W 1 ouIt recoinm.e-M the rental of .11. d
.DeciaHv in.in,f,JI 7 ks."- 3,'ars J"? from ,he rieapacllT of a we'kj the. name of the- people-,' mar traWn! p" "nd me .not'' ia e f0nowinS r
sEefti "5 Hons. ThTa e a' cot "PV'.W niore than the great bbdr. otrci8i&$- MicH Splendid Scheme '
of ..life ah,. death r ;,hJ VoV- TIZ f.Ufefe'1 "thS bS"
1 1.J ; T VAntiAM A V-' -i. : K.- I. j ' 1 - F, i I Ul UC I SU1K n ldltlftn : . 1' J- , --.-I. i V- : '-..T. f " " t- ItJJLStJA I J . lM. :i . , ' . ,.
.t "w,,MV" , , t i ' . j'-''"u, i uoes not thhwp.i - . . v - : - -
.will . ccn ti nue;to resrst and defeat everat
"'temDt cf tht character, a ihev ttriiformh
v 1 ; ; ha.ve?done, U such projects wiH still termi
nv . - nate'in the rum or their projectors- 'But the
"'"- f ill 'consequences of turbuTent spirit willbe,
; '.A tn k.ep the counfry.in a state of constant
, agitation, to em bvtter the local prejudices
wi lei lowrcii izens r against each -otheri and
ra aimimsn tnc yiiuence wmcn we -aujit
; o hdve,and" might fiave rin thi general
t . ! ' councils cf the, tniari ; v j 4 f j 1 4. . 5
" ; l 4 J -To counteract the tendency of these par
' tial and foolUh combinationsrl. know .no
thing so likely to .have a decisive Influence
as historicaCworks honestly and judicious
? 1y executed For jft he doc trine of Union
r- were a new one notynrsttope inculcated,
e ?cur hifctury ould furnish the. most deci-
. sie argunie.,tj in its favor. , It is no lon-
7,?r the rcat lesson to beMearnt,:but the
' f indamental maximuo be rc6nfirineiL nd
v. . cry species Cinfluenceshbuld be e"xer
cir-d lT all. geouine American patriots to
..:r':c importance more highly esfiraated
. nl -nore '-nquestionablr.; esta'blishcJ.
. Perhp . yca.will find it - impossible" iir
. r--1 .li.c'ocing the.New.EnlaVd 'maMlT
... " 1. -c - , -s-. . .. . '"7--a
" Ar?prin rnlitical svsti
wlyheoah-American contmentdes: " b V i:
tined byGod and .Nature ito be the most
populous and nost? powerful Veopfe ever
rpceeding-adopied
v. v '""Jf .I- 'c; meeting. ,v "-S.-. ,VT 4
I. 'n- 2.- ih. mnaf mvin1aM
---"-" ;-, uiic- social compact, we V ,7. " - CUy s,iai
shall have an endless mulrttude of little P.by each member of the Conv
insignificant clans and tribes, at;,eternal tlon'" "cludin.the Sebretary, as to
war with Ohp nniUA. - r ! . 1 7ieI0ai nronnsUinna JoUf.a V' "
l . "r -l7vw,w, vr. roc k or a mh 1 r: ii'rr:-' ttuu Puceeuu
.pono, ,the, sport and-fable Vof .Eurooean -tn?rf l' "ntU this injunction shall be sus
- - - , 1 nenaed. or altered.- -,'.i
2c;;i8UAe W consist with the respect and Tdrbprfpl V; .uemi:.; -
aftV'',.t: -U nceue tm confederate State toward ; ;.-J-Pnetif 30.000 Dollars,
secrecy shall bev lne. Mne"al Government, r to . fly W'pW ' ; 1 ' 15,00aD Jr.i s,'
of. the Conven- '"WWi infraction ti "the ' - VV ;10,000 Dollars,
ppresjors'.' - j
Extra of leue'r from "wiii?. 5li 3-The Secretary of this nntlnfL
forea Senator-r , '-nftmtfol : Vruw
rJ " -T 11 "vcv ot.aies, ana . at-1 " - - "r"" v"'FluJ BU-ue suitaoie per-
all nwiiauoiry The mode and 'the e'nerv V-
kui nAoppos.uoasbrniM always cdnn,rh, t I t .V
of authors the extent of the injury m- J : ?
flicted4;thr determiriah,n-manifAed to " "'A
persist in it; tt,u :the Manor Vnf . 10r
ul tit nr ila!ih,....4. v.i ,
n-,;' , . " 7""" ,,ioao.- o . T jo r1 omiayie assistant, if
rnnli ?evertful session of oecessary ndAer oftthbrn dreatartu timl
brTthVs 1andj.8(4;;i wasa mem. m
bpr orthe Se.oate, and was at. the Citr of baits proceedings of the Board. I' ?
Hashiog;oeverydy orthatessionln . f ? Vx;
v"" i ine session, at ddferent tim. J ii ,
and places, several , of '.he FX.i8ft'Se ""yt" oftheJirialM
"VMdlbiiWilSCT mPt,0.-?..Tiattheinj :tio0
EngUnd; States, informed ; me EheV o.j,eW53r'fJ1 rer-a to all ,the debatts
fought jtWssary toestabnsh V separall nd P.redn5. ?;this -CinTentSn,
STm"?""; N-EngUnir YndTf it tTna 'P:! l latet theHeport
ihould be rfoand practicable; 'to extend t ad?Ped':. be and hereby is, con4
but n i all eent to esfc.blih one in.Net. N-' B Th's 'njunctiott of secrecr Wi
?ffjinitZZ' WSTft ''Conveitiotvadjburn!
fefwfS tad!f quired,- b.mea,f c.d of January. N,j.;;N v .
l.-f rict.fromtbefinMWpoM SftheConieniioi
KttSiKr? ?VMf!al,sI!, ; PWcribe;patie: , and.'firmrieVs
lte.JSSiJ!fM offlub, to those who arealread; hausted by dis-
do-;
doy
do-L"
do'
do-:
:" i;ooo Do'1.-,
600
AC
4 I t
; J.lihrc.'., .
;'P; ' e,rn8;of-.the-ConstitAtion, ;: do - r.00 dlar ' " '
affecting the say Weighty of Stat amf ! clo ' 100 collars
'rW h.-'ihS PWit fnlt',e fiides numerous e-.-IILp prizesJ DOV,
right?butthediity,ofuchaStateu,n- ' r '- 60's; 70, . c.
terpiMe.its .athority fon their, protection; Whole' Tickets : Mn ' ' go W
jn the manner best Calculated o1?' , ;?r3 S?
th'at end.., ;yhe emer-ehcies bccuvlhich ' v ' 1 1
feeUheryond tha'rtachTf t( eS U,e distribution cf
tribupalsror too' pressing fo admt6f;,be 1 for Tlufe bVrsPp
deiaxincjdent.to their forms,- Stater which W Gc 'i . j Jir ?y
.uw.Bommo?.""'Pf ; musL2be ilieir '
iincJ '.fj M.0d- ex?cute lHeir,owndeci.
&inyffWV:u- "for .the
?c; V V .tea, to a wait tl.e. ultimate ills
, r-V ""uoxiou, measures, recommend
ed by.heSecretary.or Wir.'or iaW.
?'CMrdl.".l ?'he;charac!er iheia Lai
of con-
irieved
. ... ..-'r w men
. .. - - xiiiiuirv. u n i - . i .
duct.du-ht to be dapted bV the
When a nreat and trav.. vi, r-i
TIC. " pt- nro ' ;
ror sale rl fhV t.w nT, nf:
- - - - - . n-i y uuu iLiAtaaiinW v -
f 2 Of-
The Dfavrlnj v.!'
evening, - -(;Aprd
C, '
ii- V. IIEWS0N,
, Petersburg, Va. ,. ;
b-recsJ on ;SturJX
' . 63 It -
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"tri
Ir.te-.J: t cf roslce'ir.forms'lhe iahtbi-'
z z'll.2 C'.tr. thit. uiH rrcp'w e ihflf
hst3 of Taibli Propertvat Lofuce, en Tufs
dty next, nr I brps3 t!...t none Vrlil neglect w
c- -ply v. i; lV ; j t3 respect, &s a fdcre
'.. i.i subject tl.ea to a penalty. . - - "
- 5 . ' GALES, InfJ?.
JiIc'Th, pr"d CtL.
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