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Strange as it may be thought, By
impartial readers Of the .frg4s and 9TH
er lacobin papers, yet it does now and
then happen that the writer's IN those
papers. and the editors stumble upon a
truth but it is very probable they are
not sensible of # for 1t generally turns
out to be truth, which properly apP!I-
ed TO facts, is cruelty severe upon JEFF
fefsen and his party. An instance of
this siagularity may be found IN the
Argus Of the 3lst Jan. in piece head
ed BY CR1To. Villains" says that
writer, can be found in any country,
"to write in opposition to the best of
"men and the best of measures and
& that we have such paitroons IN this
country, there cannot be a doubt"


Now there Is not the least donbt in
the world as 10 the truth cf every part
of this sentence and It may DC cues
toned whether another cUnld be found
were the ten presiding numbers "a tLat
paper to be examined from beginning
20 end. Every body who knows any
thing ofthe Of the history of the Errrch
- and Jefferson .flc,io7i that spr4rg Ut,
o. rather revived afrcsh, IN ti-is coun-
try, soon after the constitution c@1ne
into operation, viii rec0lect ,uch
writers as Tan Pah1c, cd Hcne,
Caucnder, Cuz--, ard twenfy others
that might lc mentioned arll how
they made opposition to WAsHTNGToN
and ABAMs, TIE greatest and best char
.arters this country has ever produced (;
and 10 whose measures arc eXeruons
United America IS indebted tcr al is
,procperity. Foe evidence OF ,his let
CAIRO or his EDITOR lock intO DHSre's
Lrtttr TO General Washington, over
the signature oc Jasper D2iEht--Ihr
Proshect D .6re as, wrote BY Calender
to-olhe- wish the ,4arara, ln wi'ich
Caieadcr was an hiychnk writer, under
the immei.ate employment and sctual
pay Of JcdcgsoG.---I-Ct them also read
Oh G5I,f, and other l'f@Hol5 trrsh @
Iip-, published in the Chronicle.


C1Gro then asks, .41a .'Ao are m
t4,rcns N ficse yiHa;zs truth OF
S-@-s TucNAe JErECEsoS al other.