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Should Mr Burr entirely escape, and
Wilkinson suffer punishment, it were well
to pass alaw ofeing premiums for treasons
and prescribing penalties for patriotism


Trenton Tue 1nler.


Where is the necessity for passing a lazy
on the subject when it has already been
done without EVERY one remembers who
was the Secretary at the meetings of the
Insurgents In the Weston Counties of
PENNSYLVANIA. during the administrator Of
the vlrtuous Washingtoa-Eyery one remem-
bers that the good citizens Of that state
were devoted t. vengeance, at those meet
ing, II they should dare to execute the laws
q their country, end that tie insurgents cx-
cited commotion which cost the United
States one millon two hundred thousand
dollars. Every one remembers, that as soon
as Mr.. Jefferson became President, he chose
this very Secretary to the Insurgents to FIJI
one OF the highest and most important Off
Fccs Under the government. The question
then returns, why should a law be passed,
Offering premiums for treason, when it can
be teN tied without IN G. pap.