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iro m o M o th m ro h i .& ^ S te J ^ te W .^ .m s tkm ,^ < ,4. sutfi re lic tio n * ?* will «sti,<,l4 me long » funenjl ifa.n” of N ation .-theta^U I m wlenmity p o p w t w d to i te trees ps.d riie, that he finds^yery, gitl© matter that Will eithci to beai n*y part in it,o r to enjoy untno- this consolafiofSV Jeftt* fiei ? that sbe left no by themselves r>r th e ir parent*. All the offi afford me exercise % Ttiy calling/ ife shrewd- lested my prpseht jinbittof reserve, whfph h$$ weans untried for hei Bnlvatton—-that she cers epgagfed in the^Jw iiess of the eqnfecrjp-2 lv cooiectures* tW tb e dnha^itirits of the Vil- almost betjome a second hatuie to mfe* fought to preserve fterextst^hS?,aa<l perished tion, are bound to tl, , !•'*'** J “ Yburs, 8tc* ' \ in.t]if&attempt . tim of the la>vs inJdlage have an icip^edM y ^*p»,a a e ‘ « SAMUEl* SOl&ER* ■?*—r - \ estates real and penLm i. iso Jbrenpin\an ub^.termined to refider all vafltitia fa unnetebsa. ct p g. j f j ou ^ uld ever tahe up thh* sjdh* Tsi&JfaKXA&MltA. A^V^ttTISE'R der age of thmv as permitted yo icave h tify , as respects th^m, by VoIu tsiTily returning ject, do not forget to bestow your hioed’Of ap- T 0 M ST& TIlM 0 # €QN3'CRFPTION. plaqc o f residence, o r to- hold atfy office 'iphat- to that state of innocertceahcl irtttelo' which I Piause 6nthjd class of natuaed persons, OF the systehi i t it now stands,'I shati en- cver un^er the ghrfemmeitit, unless he car*1, 1 I f w S whoahtrays make it their M i t e * to entertain devour to give a hdef outline, ^ h m n at all pr^ve, fey authentic dhcuihents, that he ha«had designed, by stealth, to^WnJg them. In those thsU m seg h ’cted by the rest of the com- pretending to enfer into the mlmjU* o f its jpv discharged hts liability to thftcopsyctiptlon. the different # c le s he fr&jueiitsfhe observes pany; and to whdmtfiy^elf And fellow-suffc^ tatigementSj t ^ T h e law of conscription, as at fii st eiw cte^'an uncommon wariness and. reserve in persons era are under peculiar obligatidns, S.S.’* . The Frei|bh Empire, including all the con- permitted no stibstitptibn. Tbewnpemlcon^who have been no ted> r theitforvyarducss and From my friend Will’s state&fcnt, I hofe § 2 ^ per mi t '1 tSfe-mtbislwr of war to g ra n f vbl«hil% of sptfecb, ahdErasingchnfidencedn theeause **“* f - •'others, wrhh haveBben as remarkable for their movedextreme diffidence, fevery soher and sedate should a relapse take placy^thja subject sh^ll *‘cotii^eirorsor|)ret«cj^ire ‘I liedepartmcnts a substitute provided by himfelf, who tpuat beperson in the company, seetnsto be consider* be attended to hereafter. In the meantime, f of robust constifu ti^ ,o f pmpei aboveth |
. , * I . . , , r , , c C ^ ,fg o v e rn e d b v m o f i l l e t s ) th e districts into a r e o f 2 5 -and le s s than 4 0 . T b d fo t t th a tc d a s a s p y , ahd regard ed ra th e r w ith an eye n iy correspondent, M r .S o b e i, m ay r e s t assur- ca ^ n s ,a b d tU e e i^ to i5 ^ s into m unicipalities, o f m oreV hah twOjliundred p o u n 'is ,’te r l in g is fr e -pf suspicion, by the inure volatile and ay ones, ed of my hearty commiseration of hia suffeti whifch there are in the French empite"^ity-five: qttdntly paid for a, substitute, V|ft eorjvey $pmd
* **' " * * ’ ‘ *’ ” *»> th^dland. Tfl^ ^ere^Jire.sidmg tfyer these rdta of Ihe scarcity o f men t?otl?esSiftg tlieret-
t » O U T i d A L ,
. T h is hujhor o f ihtrikingi them seV ea un d er the itlgs.
’feyoQf britical Observation, which seems to ^ .pyevaihyirefty geheratlt, life observes, has ah
i^rnir»bie effect oh tbfe fnannew of the com-' pftOM THE COHNECflCUT COURANT.| p an y ; rfdr w hife i t op erates ps a^chfeck upon T h e advocates o f F ran ce w h o aeem desir*^'the bold *md forw ard, w ho Sire nbt fund o f th e ous that her influence in fchis country should
divisions, ^afe «(U stilctjy subordinate add re- quisite ^ualifich^ioiis, and^fth'e aveVsien Whicti spflMjeihle^hphe* to his superiors. to geneially etiiertame^ agdlh8 tftc xntUtary
All the m&les its the empire* and secvtoe * Bat exemption even on tiiese teypi^x%*r*)*ri * bVttirPM th . fi.tr 'aSis* twenty is. in no case a no alter o f ugfht^but tS ehtirety*iin th ariied ,* betw een the^
and twenty'-five y ea rs , a re scriptioti. W h e n tile gover^h^ m ined to le v y a certain
con- d iscretionary w ith th e m inister o f w ar. I t i s ^etfer- ih p ra ctice extend ed to th e feVhrites ahd aup^
|estj it p o r te is o f th tp rt^ e n t |o v e rn m « lt, and to fh o s eartlofr* foo u n h t l>e c o -^ tc n s iv e w ith her dom inion m E u ro p e, roraeo » « v y » c « * « o si p o rte iso t t h e p r t ^ n t governtnem , and toth O se, them w ords mr act lobs to Ought ^ ^ o£ ^ ^ b ^ V * w m jt* anotde|- to de- s lu d .d ts fr o m iVhhse teseardheS i t ex p ects tdr Irk *h»Rf«*rh+fist of T»ronrip*v. it p-ivfes catiraae J 4 , , h i e .. __ 'Darltnelu. T ils brefect in rhr tn . #tp»-,vn peculiar advautftcC
subm it to opphhssiqn k c a o s e another nauoti trici? noion g th e can tomponxersatlon, w h ich is too frequently
lm in an arbitrary, im polite, and im perti-
& xt,m anner, becom es m ore gen eral, and is
’d u ted ■Withm the lim its d f propi rcty and
^omwaon settle,.* Should things continue in this favourable
there w ill, 1 hope, b e little o r no Occa* cation
has apparently the pow er o fo p p c e ^ in g ., W ,e are apt to treat w ith c o ld in a jffe ie h tc spi^cu* lotions up sn the politfcal stats o f o th er nations, a sth o 'tiK jy had no cotinexibh w h o tb e w'elftue o f tnsr ow n ; but political piredtvXrJs a re ajevqr
nium cipalU ies. W herf11t4tl|tdeS,» c f <ht gt>\• t6 the head q q a r te r i o f t h e ' j f o r ^ f i i c f e . r ' em in en t h ave been lh » s c o t p s u n i r ^ d to a ll th e y a re r e s p e c tu e ly v''lw subotidinatc o f f i ^ s ^ h e ^ n i c t p a l adm in- 'ificorpem ted’iitto W e
to p ^ h ^ tm d return to tonipames, or evenlifetrations a ie th e p refects, li^ts % » t e |e hnm W of m^h meni) mdtvidutilly ier-1-
ethics, i f tru e , are
J .te be Blighted w h atever W W h e ^ k a p p U - aubject to th e c d ttS fc ^ p n V ith in th e ir r e s p e o v ice i s itn k m tet. tion G en eral m a x im s bf p a h cy as w e ll as dccom pahied wiU, a m m ute T i m m
equally s ^ ttl e ^ p a r t i c u l ^ f a t f i . _whereth« suae concurrence ofcxmum«tanceS age 0 C practice had prevailed i^a^fCTaf' |e f tr t «
T h e m- jictM: thws
im.
S dn !b t aniniadvefBton bti th e sub ject o f the « . J, - VTIIU1 C t*C MJUmtLliW WlUll^ft,rawub« - T f (_ ^ c» J — I — — J --- - ,-'■3
lllaw ifig letter, w hich I la tely rece ived take&, «]ac6. T h e y h ave th e w o rld a t large a re ffln fcu H t o chrpl Ih tfm adves b y c a lh n g o u r b y n a p fe c u d W W f ratjhei: p p e t l « a
r-Mm*) 1, » , , fo iv t li j> ir ,b in e ) S » W « .s M s i« t“ I a n t a person o fg o cx l JiamTty, th ough to th e regulation ofr put -o^i?
low in ciTcutnstances o f u>leii*bl« appearance, the opportunity offers fo f their - o- 1 . r _ * s ^ -•>' -•«<s* ^Kthllry ito m o 4w a v e is e to c o g » p « n y *, bu t a m ceptiop. S ttth opim onyslM pildtw Vei b e p & » - dentdy thfcm. T h e s e tw o lists are then re- e e a t / e a r T h e t o f t s c r i p l i b H ^ ^ e p f t r t d ;-Ot the sam e tim e, so extrem ely reserved -m rny ed over m gilence> as t h t r have at tendency to t)oc* to l ”fe prfeiecta, w ho are responsible fo r j 8 10, for ex a m p le , w e ie ci^jed.,b|if i ^ t S O ^ ;disposition, that I am utt£ ily incapably <?t ep^ prepoie. tlie p u b lic .m,nd f p r a passive sobm is- th eir a ccu ra cy , and w h o im m ediately fa n s in lt N o only a tb th e conscrrpta o f tliefcurrfent End ,to y in g w M n o w p asses fo r /loto*c o ^ v e r s a t^ siont to the w ill o f that g o v ern m en t, u h ie h at th ; S J 6 tb 5 ^ m ister o f w a r , , succeeyJing ye^ ts thus forced in to th f ,I w ill descril>o ta you sOmc « f ihe prmcipo.1 no very distant day wilt assuicdly m a k e on when all these pieparatoty steps nave been ^ccoich?^/o/ow, bdt those v Of th e p^efefdin^ ; taijset of thiSj iingolut to silence, open and direct attack or* out rights to wrest ^ t toconscupnqn assfem- \eais, who have been disch^rgedfrom i h ^ ? ^
^ith which I am afiitckd, « u l you yvirt be etia- them from out hands I t is- by such pbnci- ’ ‘hied to pudgfc w hether th e fimbt is1 entirely fay ow n 4 r not. I hpy ayei as fo llo w * :-— U Aodis- re h sk fo r every species’' o f otsscfciie Conversa-
A m em ory so ihswucfnlty treach e- th a t ft capuotcontaicl tbe m o s t .essential
pdinta, m flch less, th ? particqlarp, o f a long, b y 3 ch an ge o fr u le ix ———T h ^ re i s nothing keT&ote, afld protracted s to ry , o f w lu ch the w hich g i y p th e lyasi d egree of p lausibility to graCewrt Attitude, accent, add gesticu lation o f the prediotfonf that I t w ill b e im p roved by a «W W speaker, fo rm s miiej* the m ost in tei- fu rth er extension o t h e r povrer( B u t ip what- estin g pavt-^of course, b e in g unable ju> g iy e ^ v e r g o b d the end rhay re su lt, thi3 can fcevet* anyidther answci to the mifh-erous enquiries san^pfy th e crim e s thro ttluch th e conqueior O f v^hat I think o f such and avtali p arts o f th e w^des to em p ire ) and w h en th e m ean s em - relai.on, than a m ere m dinaUefi o i the head — ployed a fe td ark ed vJiih Hagraftc Injustice, we 31. A w a^ e o f knbw letl^em t)he a r to f looking — are alw ays bound to re s is t then*. AltH o We 4 . A n u‘ tei aveisihn to p ohnos, arid 10 public h av e reason ta b elieve that a ll m e a n t w i l l be
jm d .privaie scandal
bie in each cattfon jan d Itstd .ai-^rbiaid<5- b u t v i i ^ j ^ ( l ;,haVe ' i j h t i t ' T f c ^ f r i f C f r ; those w h o are capable o f p e rfo rm i% M U a i f • t ix tm jp t io h l^ q n 'y a n o u ii .a r k itfk y servjcCjj'; w hether ysfeaeiit or apscnt. T ick e ts - - ^ -'- - ' *l-1 ^
" fh ti e is nrfthing itv^he present! s ta te o f the !:bcrt ! n ? n ulA 10
p lc s th a ts h fc h a s prostrated ffe c o n tm e h t at . , _ . . -£er feet. ' servrce(f w hether p re se n t 01 ab(scn t T ick e ts agaitt d ra g g e d into the field, b y th e thilitary^
f h c t e i s nrfthing ifi^the present s ta te o f the \ r<stbcrt d e b i t e d m an uth, to Ihe aihobnt o f th ie f , ot the d ep artm en ts, ..B>conquered wations o f F n m p ^ w lu ch m s u fk s ^ lists m ade {— And as the num ber req u u ed u n d tr th e nuht&ty age,xv l bthe assertion that her condition ui am eliorated f r o w ^ acb caaton » before hhnd sp m fie d , eve- n b n te e b y the p u b lic lejjistel; .o f 6|rtbs M ’
— ry one Who d ia w s n ticket on which is n iscn b - the cbnfusions o f th e revolution have rctiderelqed a. num ber less, than that - h^tlir;tjuotis de*,' |o ^ c ^ ih |ttm anded, is im m ed iately cbn^ide^d at the d ifi; th e se rym e ." t ^ e Ijrseuln <»’ ^poval *Jf th e gove.minent*^ . Ifd -t|ib.'''^fcers. ‘ - - j 1those #|fi£> ‘Are?’edt eXexhptioti,. thenarties 6 f the respective
K1W PCI 't-W. A JLXV. IJOVUU1 VI CtV VIU V) “tV4setninm lea fdr th e education o f intended fbr th e priesthood 5 th e u m v e ^ i|# | o f la w and p h y s ic , a re o b liged tb stsryehder t b
dal — 5 A n unw illingness to ordered tb d good end by the S u p rem e Dispo^ c ^ ^ d e r e d refractory , and if, after bom ^ en-w hile speakw ig, o f \cl sp eak sei o f eycn ts s y e t w e a re neV tr to adm it the * am o n g the ■dtfemut'c de t i they
£ * 1 ^ . r i_ r l .i l- . __ i . do n ot im m ed iate ly tom their respective corns
di atvei's m e affixed, that th e y m a y on ant? thd Jrcss g a n g th e fa irest buds o f 'scifetice ah'd! em erg en cy be ca lled m to Service, m the o ld e r 0f g e n iu s , w h ich e h h t r bloom IShiioBced arid in tv In ch forthne h^s p laced them T h e y w ho *« w a ste th e ir sw eetness*’ a fn id th e hurtle, th e absent therinfeelven fro fh theBe m eetin gs are confusion and im qinnes o f th e ta m p , o r a r e
after en- blasted prematurely by 'the hand o f death, The fours ©f coBSctijpfiioh j t b e x ^ c n t^ ^Vrtlir
. N. ■*T~
l5ur-;stater
De-sighttwo
ervtsy1'- saidt
11L. ►em s r ove-
d as , the d in ence ■ ttnr- take- ence-' An- ptice- and- and, m a and rty- t be- Und t o fStef a pur- >ro- i a tdayus©uck
interrupt others ........ t.. ... ... ................... ^ , ^ . . . ... . . .................... .. .. ... . . . . .i a j s e lf 1U10 ut a prospect o f bein g heai d-<- w eak p n n cip le tliat m en a re voluntarily to be per- d(° ^ im m ed iate ly |om their respective co rp s p ecu h ai r ig o r a g a in st that num erous and tin- I6nga — k, These, sir, arts a few o f the ca iB es lo tte d to Idcom plish a n y p arp oaeth ro ihm ui- thf P un,sh ed w tth ten years confinem ent fortunate c la ss bl m e n th e tmvpe* t p i Chnigtetits, 6 f that extrem e taciturnity walk w h ich f am ty T h e re in no certain ty it m il h e atftuned, ^ ha^d Ubonp, and witih a fine o f 1500 franca, w h o se chdfdrfcli a r e torh from th e m to gen erally ch arged . I anrih viied to alm ost i l l n or can w ebfe assured th at U m ay nbt b e a r - ( » « « » « « « five hundred and th n ty - th e battles b f an u su rper^ w hom tfie y at e t i n g b t the paftiefr in the V illd g e , and have not unfre- com blislied th ro oth er m e a n s p e rfe c tly ittstt* «»*»« do0ar«5 togeth«rt*^rith the e x p e n c b o f frbm thfeir ixifajicy t o re g a rd w ith horror and
flu en tly sat a w hole evening, w ithout once flUblx* T h e s e considerations o f th tm se iv e s i5WK?Ul** j.6lflid ®n r t a | aod persona) ferop* aveifeioh. A hbst b f m fotm ers l i t th e p ay o f d ividing my lips, excep t fot tlieeelfish p urpose a ie sUfncient to stam p t h e d ia m e te r o f tash - 2 2 o f g b v e m ^ n t B d f t e r t t o d e y i ^ n f r b i n ^ t r i c t -b f taking m relreshm ent ; nor do X g o t rmjbh n e s s and im piety upon tb e stttewndt* F roh er- ^ h o munlarc thei*is^ ves§ to avaid con^erm - n ess o f the co n sch p tion la w s to pass unnoticed ^ h trf fio m listening to th e conveiaatihn o f l y sp eak if i we cannot u id ee c o n e d tlf o f W ll&n* « « P ^ c e d \ t th e disposal of th e govbHi- or unpunished. E v e r y Sym ptom o f l e p t y m ot hers-— is g en era lly canned m b v 60 th m g b u t the charhctet of otir mmedtate J . g»«»t fo r five y e a rs H ealth Officers m akin g th e in ferior e x e c u tiv e ofiiceir is rep ressed b y m any diffeiem clubs at th e sn m e tim e i an d in urns. T o a ll rnofhT purposes we can fud ge False retu rn s, are p u n is b e d th tb fu e y e a r s c d n - fb ^ m d k se v e re teg u U U o n s. ,saoJi a ckm ew jtis m ann er, that it is ve ry s t l- infallibly w h eth er thefee a ie r ig h t or w iofiv» hnfcm cn t ip trons ^ En on e case an aged la th e r S tick i$ th e S ystem w h ich p ervades tcgcn$- i m m y ear catch es a w hole sentence. T n e and accordinsp as they belong to one or the atte,? l )tmS b y hrtifice to exem p t B om m ilitary v & t t T ra b ee . S u c h is th e g la n d resuH o f tmly ^ratificatiohor benefit I receive, is-b y ob- oth er description, a ie w e to estim ate th eir se m c e a son w ho tvas th e only stay o f his a g e , th<,se fh ig h ty p rc je c ts o f atntftoiatitii o f th o se
r ©crying.the t h % e i t t ge§ti«^ s and variable tui n WOrth * was condem ned 10 m ekpositiofc m w e those s th e m e s fo r d o u s in g liberty ana happi-,o f eMpfes^on id th e couptenatjees o f each q f T h e sam e uncertainty as to the e v e n t o f A &i* h ours, to be branded with a hot iron, to p a y he?S th ro u g h o u t th e civ ilized ym i)& w h ic h
iaettning and motives, ey^cn if they coul^ be perate.— *v«vWW . » u « . a « . u .w., , , . -■ .distinctly heard, while the countenance speaks aie aij in theJhaftds of an overruling Piovi- hundred franf» bef F e th? <xPfinfccs dt P“rsdlt r& £ s »/ m m leniemherddbht as k dream.4 language whnih is s^ld(*m mi^takeu, I thmk dence, will justify the confidence that oppobi* * captuie, kvred on the propel ty of the T he code of conscription affords a stilting * ■ - J a«. k«i Those refractory lil«sti-nuon~of^ morhentous truth— the bekt
roh^ted fiotn approach- verted to the worst of put poses. ptinci-i purpose of prcwnqting soqial iatuicout*e and and leave the rest to God- W ho would have wUhin twenty JeaguJFof the Capital — pie hi the science p f government is ’more in- i^ocding an oppoitumty fer mutual in let- thought that all the coaKtioiis against France W hen taktn they 4re, as a maijc »f disgrace, disputably correct than that by „wbtoh the ad” «iapge of sentiments and ideas on, rational would, have, proved aboi ti ve, and ©lie able to * By the law of the directory, tbe warned men vocites of the 11 ench system of conscription tflpics > or, i r e they made solely for the grab- TOftke head against them aH -w ith her com- * ** e^ 1 ht>tn serv,c<!»th,s IS *ftw al* fretepd to justify it A country has ft right t o T’M k . t f . 4 M 0 f paraw sly fab le m em . f i»able top ,?- ,Mf % r, t,„ ..# ,Ci,64Wl„ , . , c m ti»t e d.s« S» » reann^ntauou&display of sypeifiucms l u x u r y d i e t ilow, when the complexion o f afiaus is ^ s s a n l y exempted, but are nevertheless compel- * * * * * ¥ # * # t ' f f f * ? - « is by the abuse o f ^siinpect the latter is tot* often the case, and wholly changed, and the advante-ge lieaon her led to-pay an inaquystty to the government * ’ th is principle th a t the rren ch governjnem that it ia a principal aim o f these jinrty-maket 3 SKje , that the fortune of tlic w ar may not also | This is Just the manner m which Mr- Jefferson claim the righ t o r d rag g in g its subjects ' into, to coiiYince us, by accular demonstiation, that ohaqo’C. National Changes t w e been brought i b^coNstini^TteNs for his standing army of f f e field to, support it irt unnecessaryx
S“ a" r tban ^*>ntV Mrailr> br n > ^ J ,re a « .i» n g a A n « . ? n , . p* , i . ! W si«* . «ku h.dwe may have f l a t t e d ourselves altogether inadequate to the effect p i oduced— & L practised, and it is wellknbwti tfcey had been Jo ^ ^ e m o t e s t com ars ht tne e& riliia
I have ventuied to apply to you, sir, for and tejieially the result of iSfational Councils can-ifd to an Extent that mabeshuitiim nhture shud* ngm tnp fa ttie s 0 1 awwtiiJn* ■, l . , , ,T<hef and comfort, ft pm a pi esertim em , that a^d cn tsrp m es , twtve been fttch -as to baffle a’i deft© thbikof» - v * ho peaSaJUis to tti frofla: the raiuu^
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