From the New- York .Advoc0fe.
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1t IS said that several prominent Massachusetts,


Federalists about to make demand upon Pre-
sldent Adams for the names ofthe persons TO whom
he alluded as entertaining tire asonabc designs against
the Union in the time of Jefferson and also for
proofs on which he rested charge so serious. This
movement on their part is no doubt proper, and it
will probably be conceded that the President will be
entitled to consult his discretion as to the mo-
men when it will be wise, and his duty to give fur
ther publicity to the facts and names alluded to.
The circumstance in the time should not be lost
sight OF by those who have marked with praise the
career of Mr.. Adams that for his countrys sake, he
has exposed himself from the first to an unappeas-
ing persecution, both personal and political, now
again about to be revived, much to the disturbance
Of the social and friendly relations which, in the