Fayette Observer, Volume 2, Number 2, Connersville, Fayette County, 30 June 1827 — Page 2

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orth to South on its West line is oO miles, ,fore he had consulted the members of the growing out of a fruitful stock of materials. Cabinet, and solicited their opinion separately Four abundant sources of these exist among: in writing, both as to the points suitable to be Washington's papers; first, the books of order introduced, and the manner f introducing in which the daily proceeding of the army them. When these opinions had been cornthrough the whole war are entered; secondly pared, deliberately examined, and neighed, the results of Councils of War.aml the opinions he would construct his message according to of the general officers in writing, on important jthe dictates of his judgment, thus enlightened, tonics submitted to them by the Commander in sometimes making free iie of what had been Chief; thirdly, the letters rccei ed by thejfurnished. at others choosing in preference the Commander in Chief from the officers of the jsuggestiens of his own mind. Una a rule army,which are all preserved fourthly, return ;v ith him, luuvcvn , toadc.pt what lie deetued of the'irmv w ecklv.and monthly reports of the 'the best thoughts, words, and expressions, from

inspectors the quartermasters.- other othcers i whatever ;uartei they might come. Severalj

for superintending the various departments oi joi uiese elements oi mcs'-iges are preseivou. the army, and minutes respecting the arrange- ( and arc curio :s u- showing the steps by which rnents of the ditTerent line. I'se will also lea mind like Washington was gradually led to made of a large and valuable collection of ma-' results on subjects of delicacy and magnitude.

terials, which 1 h:tv e obtained by a personal .and the invariable caution vih which, he sub-

its length on the F.a-t line i ICC, averaging the field of Hction-with an eye of ccue-,,;. 1'oG miles. Its breadth from East to We-t is tion have surveyed the starry l.c;,.... Ill mile. The, state is divided into 53 conn- mounting on the wings ol 1 amy, have ties, of which, all but two have been organized, the tampans ot celestial world-. The population in 11:10 wa L l..r20; in U.O. It was a deiighUul evening, ul.icn v 147, and at present from the returns ofmng with the beauty ot the grov e, pICM t,-t , taxable polls. miM amount to at h-a-t 'Jf.O.tKKJ. lo my ni .ptured gaze, a spectacle v-.m-.u M The militia in 1 i.'J 1 was returned al "! --t tu could not regard w lib imLiie.iv,.,,

I. ... i . ... .1.. : n: i.vl.n, pc .i f i . li th had Peen U'IR'miui v.iui ,t

- j v." 01 regiments. The most -iti-ikiiiir feature in the nppearence

of the state, i it uniformly level surface. It ly di.-fipated, and the ev ening zephvi-j lias no mountains, and no p'art of it can be call- Uy fanned t..e air. The gi'd hag f .,' . . . ii . . . . . i

ed laoken except where the iivei-hiiN bonier was hist vergmgPi me m-mu n-u ;...;. .. on the Ohio, or are continued along some of as hi? broad i i-k was -mkmg leiuw im.-. the streams that tmj t into it. These hills mut of the ocean, he se med lo thiow hi ., l-eofneaily the same elev ation with a gteat mantlenVr t!.e vpa-img 1 md-cape; a:.; i.art it" tl.- iulf i ior oi" ti -Stat , f..r no st'iiiM- it loll upon ti.e .-urlacc ut the r.'nu'jh i., ...

iitlcit tic ( in l.fit.t ;iji-jr-in -.i!ri-r' r.'.oi 2: tl:rir i j C r, t::e iiirac.el rays piave-i m li-:

1 im v i 1 - - - - - - - v . . i -i.- uer. and n itiiif -remed Jo fori iU inUl. I iiillu' iice. The suitry atmo-phere w:o-e;r,tf

rid?.' :nor is tli. r.- pon-cpl i'de :i-c.-t.t ii, !'ohit iVJ. ; , 0 , ,, t(lt. :u!jac( i t hi A-

1 I Cl ' -,,,,,-', 1 1 , , , 1 ttioi"-p to tlie onrrr-s d flip virr:.!, t! ;it Irom -.,.kK nthm nt all fUr nl 1 Stales 1 hee n re . ie ron. w 11 r n 1 he Mimo-ir t.w:nvi ronwii fri! ' . ...

j.. ., vj,.. v - i - -ri ,f. v hi'crucranii li:o a':tMi. 4 vu r iim iiio . i ,. .1 mmuscripts, and have never been printed, i with special conildi-uce, were Hamilton, Jet' ir.nr.s .ronondlv r.m in .h-n o!;iniM-I, i,, ii.iihoimi- ;,preMcu .;ti ewij iuui.mi, .

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suited without prot. I he pnvxte japers ot net, and aKo Jay n:i l ladion. Lven aller several of the Major Generals of the arrny .and j llaitn'ton retired from the rabinet, b.e was ap members of the oi l Congress, have likewise ' plied ti witli s a rot "ly ls ti cedom and tiebeen examined, nnd the results will be render-Upiencv, than while io a puhiic atiorl. ed sub'rvient totbeime. purpe. The pa- The opinions of foe mend. of the Cabinet.

rcroftheoM CoiiLrress itsclt have all been 'commonl y wi ilt p out v;i! are aoii labor, on

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i ountrv i: ti.- idr;,l p:,rts of tS.e Mute. " H.-. """,n'11111 ngMti loiin.e u.uuku: Ku. or tie ol.ain of t,i!f th::t hciuI fn.-m ti.- r, at.d ncr and ;!;-! '.':.." fjmj.tr.:..;.,!,. ( Miio a little !irl(.v the V:il- to th waters oi c it'.i bui M m n t melody irom t m-

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try layir - S. V,'. of th m, through t'ae.b-rrnt w:us i.4jfrue cdYncliaaimeni wlii b it

thrif'to t!: Oiao is iif.-re raT)!d th n the -ieehii-.-

lioa f 1 1 1 roiiidrvUi tl.o interior, tor u yo.i :'-

arojiiui, that it threw tne iiit'iuii

kept, and are now in the oif;ce of the Secretary ! van. ih impoi t;.n! su:-;ects i iou-xht oj frouitimej Vrnee i.ovanU or.'iown t!, Wat-avt,. the d. rent i- '' I5'"-11':;- 1 ll,Li 'lown " rl-

al'je a:

ot itat. 1 hev are ot toe hirhet unnoriance to time t r Oi-ciiioti, :;o--i--; m-ici

i;i connexion with this subject and will be care-; connected wil the hist- r ofhc evei t-ot't!iat fullv consulted. To guard against the dangerjday. It wa a pei iod !d-:i ome of the most of redundance, where the theme is so fertile' intei c-tieg point-, rehi'.it.g to the intereouie and matter so fall. I shall endeavor to confine ' betw c en t!io I nite Si. tt -an l otlier rouuti iethe notes strictly to fact and plain deductions, had not been vet t ! d a"-! then (,ur infant j public illustrative of the text, keeping clear of conjee i was not o an ag- to have rained wisdom and

tures. sueculations, and theories, w hich may 'character hy exper;en. e. ()u the

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it'elybe left to the imagination of the reader- -whether a .Miui-tt r fr-m 1' ranee, during the! which ar- rrq( d t tei nut

dor. A few incidents, which prowticed conoid-;euvtracteil stale of th it eouatry. hould be ie juiate.u, i i 'henai :;ojee

crable excitement when thev took place, inU-eived witlevit fjnaliiication, it i- well known ;eo;nmime;!ti'ti i worth v oi

which the character of Washington wa-i con-'.the Cabinet were divided: Hamilton an

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lui thutfall.,t! e, a!id Ir vili i ' b;ud o. h.t . t linngei arid r;olutni:s oi the w .r..i. ..:. .r"rrrr ! luaii y vici-situe'es ! u rlui e. w: ,. u t: nei t wit'i on bio- tern; tVoe-jv i .h't't t tin: reUincd. v ;.e;i tt.e ; ;., i

was pie-eoted t fl'.v view'. v..:1!::! i t ii. cy I -c.iiri.ed tlie :oiv e.-v- it-::!: -

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cerned.will perhaps tte examined aaew ; vijcli j neing on nnr vid. and Jenej -v, ;irid J.a.i -...ipli jimn. icl'argoyou ra-t ! i cojpco -i? u;1 ri it m

as the cases ot Andre and ot .Asriii. me altairjon tlie other. 1 hi imolvnl jmother quevtion ,110 -pinlor -y ,e ! 'ro i..l,; .i- i' t-ru pa; er

of Conway and Gates, and that ot Genera!' whether the treaty with Fi ro e was bnioiug Charles Lee. The original paper?, rolatingjon tlie I'mted t-ite.or wio'h-r tlie dissolution to the-e s'j'mci Js, fome of w fitcli were never ftiu old lreu. otiov etn:i; ;t h d tn .ie it noil

published, are on file. The policy of Wash-jThis qur-tiou w as argue i .nth cr'it ah. lit v ie--- n Mm v. Jiut tiie ington. in a tew of hi military movements. may by Ilamiltoii and Je-e rs.ia. ta, onn-jviie aies. .ner .f devour u.c: 00

also receive further investigation. Hut these , C)ther imporiai.t epan-.s.s t!e rc-pe. are only hints, and to what extent they nili betive meuiht f Cab.;. t, were th-e re verihed. it mny not be w ic now to predict. jlative to the ratd.c.di -1 of thn treat v

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workrir oi li.-rtiiod. and the namlul emotion

with which he contemnlated the p.rvpect of'11 f", " 1 t!:e t .lh-: ioitn-n. that jl-onted ' I I i . ! ... 1 .1 ii -. ..I.....

the cou.trv under the Old Confedrati.m. To"' 1 " ' ' wn .u i: up..,,

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una,, the mleraal n a viition of the States mav.,,,r ,n,,,im,,r ';!"! judgment-- but h.

hkewi-e he oni.iered of a public nature: and! ,iics0 r:Mwl!' 1 'iv r -...Milled a.

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tution.&the progress of the state convention for adopting the ame.To the letters of this descrip tion, which will corns undt r th.i third di ii(ai.

may be added, his private letters to our Mini

ters in foreign couritrie, to the members ol

the c a hi not. :intl to Cl nr nt hi j nl hor int Inn t. ' lC ' l'u oien

friends, while he was President. If there' hc UW ' were any such tiling a a secret hi-'ory of' - " l v r;i,uv'

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pected to be developed in this correspondence but, in truth, there i no Mich tiling. The contents of these. Inter. i is tuirt !..

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nn-mv generally at rived hrthet ":tie lavt coat ol pa. id j-ivei -the ia i:Ji, ,. , ., ., .,, .

of their ecrey; when taken m connexion with' al -V1?- the place of rendev .,-. tun le:gtn pt.rtr.ut et Uie Gen-ial, more the ir.mt,.... i..rt,;. one another, no caution, is required, in submit-!011 uM' . V 0 ),aU' '''"' J'-y abnut f t-'t'irc5 and aspect d acui.abal than a l'ic.- h-'n-.-; ...i.l t .c tr. t'mn- ii,n,i.. ii.o ,..,n: . ...:.i i .1 liofi. hii'iiirt! ami -.":- m.-i. :.twl ilt'tu. ':,- .1 ...di a! : i-ut ho apprehends that to .mrli r u.. v- "l "4- - ;:.:..m:. z n.t

them, would be to keep ovt of sight some 0f theia''i''iVaiMr'!r''Vi '''' 'ir l.ne of ,n;ira j,jneither phrer..e.l nor much mncii nan 4i:- l: "4,'': u:J',UK-J-strons-ei-t testimonials of his singular virtue andat ,easto;iC o length, and is said to t ; ! !"'" ; hoi :tm ev e.i the -.Map of Civr-ionf , ' 7.7 " patriotism. Another cla of letters, which1 'xt,Ci,u'Sy b' tt i i al to the eye of the speola-j '-h- the eye 1 a Phylnrnhnp.-t ;:ui 1 hdo-t.. ,..,.,;; ;.',V,Vf:;r, ,",,.,;, mav bn ranked under this bead nr.. thw n-rit.l1"1'' and certamly na-t appear fonmdahlc ie 1 1'1'" reJfl:! ,,n'v r I cr:l :l ""e uimes and ilM. Jr;, r. ,, . ,r ..... u.

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ether head of Departments; and, a!o, to Ham-Sthe "hich has ti avers. ,1 this route, aj-el ""' V didef. eitner leal or a i lev;.) neat . u an -e -r . r pr.,. ,-t .u ... 4 ;... ilton and Pinckney, during the two last vcarsi'n f,ne "h- '1-- not entettain a ih-nht ofi:in: 1 ' U 111 a !a "l" t"-j -Jioty trom ,,'";r' u;--s ! V' of his life. " " j going thnuigh in perfect -.afetv. We ha e a-i aw r'"i:' 1 ' ,!! .-' 'I'he uiiier knows not who ,"'-: M s-t-u !., ,:-t J. i,. ,,u iTart of this division will require a rood ! Jlu'5 ,,,ir ';I 111 meat,' ami rkctrd ef-jthe author may be.hut will venture to pieout. fa o, ul! "Sdl'r- l-'Z In''', manvnote?. e:)-cially the letter tn M,r.i.orJ.r,rcrs to r:'ny it into ede.-t and operation. (that when he i discovered he wiil le-1 nmd.-iut .... ' ..... r7. l..V ' .

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e o:l;cer- wlnVhl'1 a "manger nor m a -ldoc,.,..ijve. norvetro- vv0. , i,.s;..,i , ,t ' ,. !v ; ,. ..r

n broad a. id the .Members of the Cibim f i I hc ,"llmvi;i--is a list

The?3 involve topics that will need some further cxplanati j:i tirm is contained in the letters, themv-'Ues, but which mav often he derived from the answers, and other document. The record oi intcrzau; so between the Presidents ani the Departments, mentioned in mv lu.t Ittt.'r. w ill le coi) tltcd f r the sfitno pur

p'jse, an i ni. the o.! ci il coriepontlenee hr-

ave aip. irded. We have elected the!v,"'C about the' country in the -skin ofwihl oati-i door oi'tl-e P-n.

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Uh;ce ol the Srcretary ef State. PART IV. A; t s a i ' $ a.n d .3, , re r. . r , In the f.rst yean ofthc rie.v go-err.roent.the President's cornmunicatioris at the- opening of the session of Congress were called speech'es, and those transmitted afterward, till the end of the session, were denominated messages. All these will come into this fourth part, together with proclamations, and a selection of some of the best addresses, or rather replies toaddresses, that were made to Washington at different periods of his life. To this part free addition will be contributed by way of note. In the character of Washington there was not a more predominant practical trait, than hi extreme care to possess him self of the views of persons in whom he had confidence, respecting any public measure, before he proceeded to act. This was his uniform practice m the army, and one to which he adhered more rigidly, if possible, aftej- he u-as placed at the head of the Government. A Speech,or message, n a? rarely composed be-

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our own institution; and I have no doubt" thejwork of .Nature; and as 1 raml.Ie.l tbrio-di ,M,!'4 ' l'h. o longer we are absent the more fdnhly this i- those ylva,,shade,!,av. turn-.l ,v h re to th.-ir ! ''i" ..t"' i" " . d.a will occur to us. Iftlghimg shouhl he ne Up,i,te loveli, , ami -t,u(hd J th. me no ' ; ti ressary it l hn as much a matter of pridelknown to thine, the pasv,,,,, of the groves," , n- it,, t lu.Uv li- i uh-nu , and mnbitmntovu-t.un the gl .i y ,: our aunJtrnv mmovt 0ul ; wrapt in a tlame ,.f .i.-'d... ;..!,. in,! ,!-, n o . and the honor ot our country, as. to protect our! of ..., and my oriv(Mi inv obndar il v :icei,d,-d ", 1 v i

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