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\ AOAA O~lN Ndi NlICIS UC udIlCQ dI1
upright, honeit and dignihed


friend to the country whom he


did not endcavor to defame and
traduce after he became the edi-
tor Of a newfpaPer-This hrf
brought him out Of obrcurity,
and mott undoubtedly pointed


him out to Jeferfon as a candi-
date for his employ.


| Let the whole life of that
ArmRrOhg, now at the Court of
France, be inspected, and by
what act was he ever diltinguish-
ed above the level Of the most
ignorant soldier in the American
army, except what report attrib-
utes to him, that be zUrote /ome
JFditi0R5 letters at The clo)e of The
reVolmionary qOar in zVbjeb the
author abused Wajbington and en-
dea00ureG to raye a mutt
ny am0ng the troops? Was
it for this act of fupPosed enmi-
ty to Warrington, that Jefferson


thought him qualified for the


high itation he now fills ? The


letter this viper Of adminl-


tration, wrote to the Treasurer


Of FrenchFinance,respectingt the


lhiP Newiersey, will remain a


lalting monument, Of difgrace
TO the author, and tend to open
the eyes of the deiudsd people of
this country to the incapacity or
groG maitehtion of Jefferfon in
the Election of men for places Of
public trult.


! What was the character Of
the late Attorney Of the United
States for the diltrict Of N.York /?


Will any man who has a regard
to his own reputation, and an
acquaintance with the mott pro-
minent actions Of LivGng5fon's
life, pretend that,a the time Jef-
terSon appointed him, his real
character was not that ofa br0fj-
| snfe, 7Oicked nan, ,and that Jefer-
ton we'll knew it F? Thofe of Ief-
ferlon'S friends who have under
taken to defend this appoint
ment fay that he would not make
it till Livingston procured good
bondfmen in the sum of hund-
red thoufand dollars-ThiS oft
ielf demonltrates that he was an
improper perGon for the office ;
becaute it is not ufual to require
fecurities ofattornies for difricts.
But Livingfon, had revitf
W4lbizgf0n and hdamJ, and had
O0en q itaunCh U0ter tor Jefer~
ion and he mutt be rewarded.
However he was not fatisfsd
with the profits Of the office.
tho they amounted to three
or four thouland dollars a ye-r


but having collected fifty or fig
thouiand dollars of public mo-
ney, he took French leave of his
dear republican, batron, and mar
chel oft The land of fair monn-
taiHs, with that money in his poe
ket, and is now fPending it in
riotous living under the imme-
diate government of Teferfon
himfelf.


Has not Jsf',rlon nominated
AGr0n Burr, as ambafador 10
one OF the principal courts in
Europe ? have read fomethinc
TO this c e6t in the Chronicle .
but that paper, like mott of thot-
in the.Pay of administration is NOT
noted for truth and this may
be taIle but if il be true, viii 4
murderer ever hereafter nv !,
Of MT. .JefsrfQn : VIII NOT 10 ,ses.;. ]
T@J'@T, aal ffamd7sL of MI,