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did not give this employed viAain
a little larger bone in order to
top his mouth and have been
almolt difpofed TO reiett the fact
Of employment as incredible ;
for, fay they, if he was vile e.
nough to employ him, certainly
he would take care TO have brib-
ed him after his villany was O.
yer. Thole who reafon in this
manner might not know that
Jeferion wanted to fave as much
OF his twenty-five thouland dol
lars as he could, and that he had
too many fuch characters as GEL
lender in his employ to fatisfy
them all confidently with his
views OF private economy, and
that loOner or later he mutt break
with fome Of them; and by be-
ginning with the frt he might
put a check on the others.


Something like what Calleh-
der declared of JTeffsylan falling
tr9m bis 7o9rd 10 bin, has lately
dropped from another Of thofe
choice chara6terS who was for
lome time a fellow labourer with
him il laundering Wahing-
ton and Adams, and who rem
dcred Jeferfon mott edential fer
vice during his eleaioneering
campaign. This is Duane a
man pretty well known in the
hiltory of criminal prolecutions
in mott quarters of the globe,
where jultice is regarded. He
has more than once intimated
that lie put Jeferfon into the
chair Of fate, and has mott ry0n-
deTM (fcjetJ in keeping, and un-
lets Je.Ietloh treats him to his
wilhes, he fhall out with them.


Hence the Prclident lives in per-
Petual fear, and of late, It's faid,
rarely looks into the Aurora,
Duane'S paper, lealt he lhall fee
publiihed to the world a lecond
edition Of the bale means he
made ule ofro get into the pre-
lidency. But as certainly as
their is an overruling providence
in the affairs Of public, as we'll
as private men, thefe means will
eventuallybe made known-and
JefferGon's true character will be
fully underfood by the people
of the United States, and held
in great detefation.


According TO CRlTo'S truth
before noticed, has not JeHerGon
actually rewarded vilIains and
PATRONS 2 What inducement
then can Profigatc and zvicksd
men have to aDaH or Hander him?
Have they not before their eyes
too many examples Of his pat
r0ni@ing fuch characters to leave
1t doubtful whether he does not
coniider them as fuitabIe men
tor public Office as thofe Of the
OpPoite character ?-Is there a
man in the United States 70 un-
acquainted with the hitory of
men and things for the lat twen-
ty or thirty years as to believe
that JefTerfon would ever have
courted the friendlhip Of Tom
Pans, had he not proclaimed
6'mjeE an f1tdsE, TVr0ts aSainF
he religion 9ftbs country, and j,in-
cd the French ra5bie in def4m:ng
Walbingfo1 and Adam5 ? What
but thele crimes was Paige noted
for, at the time, he became the
Object of JeferGon's court.hip?
Who can point out a Jingle
honorable and Yirtuous action in
the life Of Stanley Gr:5q0old as a
recommendation to The of y 4