The Louisville gazette and republican trumpet. (Louisville, Ga.) 1800-1809, October 07, 1800, Image 4
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Injrih I under a ren il emenis fail!
In ? pss'Vn in F n fidand.
WUYpart P—The cefe is jour’s. or
xv'll be foon ;
More \rar\ pprhahs ; prrh t ano
iher moon •
Lift at its utwnfl length, Is ftiU a
I <n h,
And tfwfr xvho longefl dr'am muft
a vaki in death,
L\h yai I once thought every hills
ftcure
Ajkd gold o> n’ry Idtke certain cure,
7 ill fle * d m firry w, and hr fist'd
■with pain ,
X#o ’ate I fsund all earthly riches
vain
toipafe with [earn threm h»ck the
fordid fee
A/J d'aih pi’d anj war’d Whal is
fold to me f
Mam l , honors, neat 1 vainly
Jwght,
And fools, olf'(jy’*vs, nws’d the
(hIhHJJI t\( Vghl ;
tore d Tilth brib d apdlaufe end
pu* chaf’d pro lie
I hui t on a%dUfs grandeur tud efs
dns ;
Mul d<>Hk evoke me from my
dream 0 * pride ,
And laid a pfs*dar beggar hy my
fide,
flea jure I cm* led, and obey’d my
iafle ;
7hr banquet fmil’i , amd fa I’d the
gny y*pnjl ;
A loath ft me ccrcafe wap m* conflimt
care ;
And worlds WHt rarfgck’d hut for
yr.e to p a* e.
€0 bv vain man. »» Vfy Ip t,,m ;
y d kw tv — I /eajlcd hut io /anll a
v o> m I
Alrea-r, jure Ufs irriFe fr*m.
Ant you, /Me me. con cum that
life’s a dream
Fa' exv' d / 1 ($: / h&r my
zc ■ t efr delta ft ,
7he afy happy are Mie early wife
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Xleprs Printers,
T haif* often obfervcH the »S
furdrfv wfveh hmi* of dm repub
lican *rd a’l the federal . dbtorn
car ruilty of’, >n jpo« firvtr>*r the
wo rci h ifiorrhle to C e of
all the rers ot gorer; rrent
anti members of indd
•riminately. Mv d6U>nar>
f though I have not Noah Web
fcer, jun. f fq'ii,) tells me that
honorable me* fts noble generous,
reputable, horeff virtuous, icr.
Now if thefV difiniiion* are juft,
kow would the following para
graphs found in the ear ot com*
inorx fet'fe ;
“ he honorable Timothy Pick
arinc e\.f fC ret ry of rtaie. has
b'en Ltelv rouvihbd before the
oou t o? public ox inion, of pe
oijl.itior', fraudulent prafcliccs,
aod oial onduß, iu the txecu
tian of h s office ’*
“ Ihr honorable fonathan
Dav'on, fenator <1 om N>w-(er
/ey h*t been convided K fore
the upright and impartial
court of unjudifiable fperula
tions, ungenerous fiions, un
gentleman- condud, »nd un
principled romance,while ipea
kcr of the houle of
livcs; and of unconffitu ional
attempt* to lupptf I* the firedom
of mveff igatioi* fincc be became
a fenatur."
ei The hrnorallt Uriah Tracy,
fenatoi o'rn theffale of Conncc
urut, piopofed to arm the men,
women ard children of this
ccuntiy agamfl the men, wo
rn- n a» d children of France ;
and thus prnfecute a war of ex
terminat on 0
“ Ihr honorable Robert Gnod-
Ice Harper, h<fs hrely pubhftied
his valedictory addtefs to his
c nff: ue- ts, in »vhtrh he tells
more lies than there arc fenten
ct- ; and attempts to vir'dicate
his official con off with as much
afhjiame and effprontciy as tho*
he h*d adfed agreeably to the
d»ff ftes of policy, realon or con
fcienre.”
I hr honorable Samuel Chafe
has (übjcfted himlclft »
ccnlure, for his arbitra*y, tv ran
nirai, and mjudi ial behaviour
to r« publican authors and n:in
ters dudrp his Lift fedinon
hunting tour; as well a* for his
hiow-beating inlolenre rh"
genti m«n of the bar and the
jury; as al!o fo> fr* attempt ?o
pi«vail upon a jury to mafe fe
el» ion of a d- mot>anc pap*-r
which rontained none"
Ai The honorable John Pr wn,
repiffcr.tative from Rhode If
l<‘*d, atcly declared it r o be
improper arid impolitic fo* ihc
people of thefe ffiirrs to be de
h» ied the privilege of ffiaring in
ihr profit and -dvantages of the
African fla-'e ”
Ibe honor able *• lexandf!
: is, 1 y his n rorreJ
fron an adulterc —his wruirgs
have unifo'ndy d claudbimto
be amx narclnff ; n ) pub ic
r ■ ini» o has itrxbib» d a behef cd
h’sbcing an unpiint iplcd a h rn
turer, and Hutilh p rriz n:—
Y«t the horora'.le fohn U! ret
thought piopei, hv ai'd wi h
the advice of the honorable ten xte
| to appoint him let ond andej n
tmue him fill! in command, of
an tiny ofie fibiy laifed for
the protetHon of ou' fir e
dom and from -hr in
vtfiun of the infidt I French ;
in which if was of fuch p unary
importance to our t anamiits
lint piety, rroiality and reebb
livanifm fhould bemcu>c«ted bv
precept .m <-x mp'ff ’*
4 1 he Jenor«£/*thelegiflafk;pj(
of M fUrhub ttt and
H.unpfhi e, at their biff lcffrt) nBk
thought prop* r to de?) ivc lh.
people of thofe ftates of the elec
tive f an? h !«, in its m,,ft impor
tant < prratinn and 10 a/!urrt it
themdeb es. Vet they are all
honorable men /*’
*' The treaty which the k<Ho~
table John lay concluded with
the right honorable Mr. Grcnwlle
is peih ps the muff difgncdul
to which a free nation everid
femert. It has nearly invoiced
us in an exterminating war wth
the g’rateft nation and only Re
public in the old world, withcpt
affording us the leaff
or prote&ioe, either in pnl>n
or property, from the
deprecations of the nation w th
whom it was concluded."
I fay, VI Ifis. printers, fuppdfe
thclc paiagraphs Jhould appear in
a nrw'papf'r (and as great ijes
xou know have appeared) urotSld
not the good people (»fthecmki
trv exerci'e flwir lifible faculty
at fuch a glaring mif apph
of the term, and foolitb pervj !■
of language f I
I cava oft tficß, this abCuril,
degraded, menial pra&ice; write
and (peak of cadi o*h«r in terms
of confident equality; and lef
no tittesor dif'indions, but thole
earned and conferred by virtue,
er rx ft in this land of native
free dom and equal rights.
[I’VENIS.
In the fxamc adon of the
char ders * ho are candidate
| for rh- prefid/mi'il chair, it »
nerrftary th t this prominent
feature fhould br conftanfly
in view ; our government
is republican, it is founded or
the princip c of political juftire
it rcc gr ’zes the original pro* o
ties r f human ratu'e and forms
the law in o a coincidence with
this fundamental idea. In pro
poi Mon as the conftitution, or
the 'aw aband ns this round,
tl ey are nnjuft and dlftiuQiv<*
to tlie «fo6inne r f equal rights
1 he principle of equality, or in
other words, equal and recipro
cal juflice is the b‘fis of eveiy
t-ove nment Tl e Sentiments
of individuals of the United
Sfa'e l , which a’r hoflile to this
d' Or »<“, ought to he examined,
a- d the mthoig and advocate
• onfid*red unworthy tbc luffVa
g« s of » tn« and independent
people,
f < narrhv is (hit deleft abb
rrrnft- hat dreadful violator
of every rhin? juft, in the cha
»r.6(er of mar-—o» every thinp
uftful ;rd ho? orable in his *x
<ft< nee. S'rvilrs itfclf oupht to
be afhstned to bow before its
throne, < r b- (low adoration
upon is yocarie* ; the
n - n in America, who h*s once
‘ xp efted rin opinion in favour
of mo- a• chv is no lo gt*r woi
»h} of 'be orfidme of n repub.
! p. i j: Ic ; hi* injurious pro*
ouftio« ought «o he consigned
•o cvetiaUißg oblivion *nd cor
tempt,
Balt, itnertetm.
From the
Biautiij or Feuiealism
lohn W Ike- K ttera, b mem
h*r of C 'ongrcl.s from I anci tfr,
Pcnnfylvr* ia, lately d
le ter to lv*« c <oft; uems, wher*
in democracy v js found below a<
t e o hmy of foul epithets, arV
the a glo federal *. Hem, in thecT'
an<i ff*athce t ex led abcoc h
perhole, Mt. Kitleia had form
leafcn to diftik** democracy, h.
was indebted to Tome democrats
to a con*.d urable amount ;
bankrupt lan' was palled at the
laft feffion of congrcb, wherein
it was declared to be meant tc
comprehend perfons in trad*
onh-—Mr Kitten u an attorns
by profefli< n, we did not know
before th,r it was a trade.
Mr, Kilters h.s taken the
benefit of this 1 w as a trader
This is genuine Dayton Jrh,
for Mr. Kiiirra has paid hi d»b, $,
bv a Jaw of his own making
Who would not fupport Inch
men and ihcir friend* ?
Mr. Kittcra has very compla
cently notified fomc citizen* of
Philadelphia,of hit having ak? n
he banefir of tht bankrupt lau ,
is it furprifing that he ihouio be
the fupponcr of thoie who hav*
withhaid the public monies, who
Uavc betrayed ihcinroft, of ifcof?
who broke their •atLs, acj rn.
plied the money of their c * l<n s
to private ufe ? Is it h,r
pdlir g that he ffcould
friend of Dayton ar.d H.opi
of I racy and S* agwick ?
Fxscutive Department
lomfviUe, 29 th St pi 1800.
ORDERED,
That the citib 0) the fuf trior
and injtrier court* cj the u/pttU ie
counties 0) this /late , do within on
month alter the firjt day cj in
en/uing month Utioher, Truth a hue
ref 01 1 to this lit far linen t uniei their
hands aid feals 0) all office) s 0/ jj s
fate xx ho have taken and jubf rittd
the oath ,0 faf perl and maintain
the conffituticn t/uiec >/, in pur fume
of the 0/ the gcnnal aJffihUy
of the /late, faffed th, s th cay of
December 1 799* fntit'ud , “ an
aft to give fui ther time to the officers
of this fair, to take and /übfcrtU
the oath required hy the aPi, tn it led
an ad to compel all officers, civ. I
and military within this jiaU , U
lake and /ifftribe an ra hto jvptort
the conjhtution thereof, faffed Ihe
16ih day of Fehuaiy, 1709*
nd y ! they do further moke
relut nin like manner, cj all officers
refiding with n their rejpefhve e.un
nes tuho way have neg:cfled, or is
tujed to take and juljcnbe the a me,
Thomas John-on,
Secretary .
s HERIFFVS AI SS. *
On the firjl TUESDAY in Not*.
next % at thi Market Houj:, tn
LomfvdU between the hours of
ten and three o’tlock, will be fo d,
ONE .U1 KL.Y t .k-r, M !, c
p oprr y of George Earueli to (u tly
luo iy ctccu i. ns.
A I , on* trad of laad. oen i o’ng
JO© irre*, Ukn. y thr torflabeia
p C*rfwcli’f diftift and r-turned
Y ’l* l fo fat ;|fy in exec u 1 ion WiiAai
Bnd vi. Z-cUiuf. C«*y p»
cu by 'hr defendant.
Cooditimi, tafh.
Willi aw Wright, D. S,
Scptc«hc ?,%
SHERIFF* SALKS.
0* he FIRST TUESDAY in
November next, st th: Court
Hou/e in WaJhingLn coun'r,
will be fold,
Tbr«r hundred and 6ftyr tim af
and in Uid county, on Foy ’* rr-k,
".nunded l y Coui.ni, Seized as *h«
p r>p."ty of faid Cora ns. at the
of Pofocr #nd Beucfiix,
Alio ico tcr<i of I*nd, in LM
■tinty, <>o h tphera*! c:frk. bcuaeed
y Vf ckrr ; ere «iao, by the
name of S inbreak ; one g ri,
E iht name of hi mry, rad one vs!**
? * Bare and coir. Taken by virus
• fi<« Jofhua Lacy »g*i. I Robert
j-<-kfoD. Condlfi'ns, csih.
HHrcazcJ, S W. C.
•September s®.
SHERIFFS sales.
' o the FIRST TUESDAY in
November next, at the Court
Utufe. tn Waffling ten louniy,
will he fold ,
T wo hundred eighty feven acd half
acrca of and ;c faid county, on Wi!U
. c’s Swsnap, adjoin ng Ifa-<
Ly and olben. Sfzed zt the prop itf
0 John Robcrte, k the inflauce ti
John BrctC
I free hundred acres of la 'd in 1- I
scanty on waters of i
fwaatip, adjoioing Alhn R bnfin * '
olhcti } i nc hundred of whict is uc
cuKivstu a, tie p autat on whe»eoa
turnon Salter now !;ves. Se zei by tr.u,
(Xccutioni as the ptcperi> rt i*id 'taht 1
at the ioftancr of f-veval pl» n ids t-*
1 Sib Sept iSoo. Cood t on», ca,T!.
H, Bieazcaf S, IV, C.
September 30