A Plain Answer to the Misrepresentations and Calumnies Contained in the Cursory Remarks: A Near Observer (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from A Plain Answer to the Misrepresentations and Calumnies Contained in the Cursory Remarks: A Near Observer

The public has so much interest and con cern in the real charactenof those who either are at present, or are at any time likely to be called to the management'of the afl'airs of the nationhthat every fair attempt to develope their character, or to appreciate duly their preten sions, isjustly entitled to general approbation. But as every such endeavour is likely to answer a~ beneficial purpose, so every attempt to mislead upon this point has a hurtful and mischievous tendency. It is one of the evils of party, that it represents its adherents as eminent in every great and good quality, and its opponents as destitute of every thing that is meritorious. In genuity is employed onall sides to bend things \nnd circumstances to suit a purpose, and the readers of polemical discussions will not ap.

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