[96] Adams's War Speech of 1798; see vol. II, 351, of this work.
[99] _Ib._ 337. Paterson sat with District Judge Hitchcock and delivered the charge in this case. Luther Martin in the trial of Justice Chase (see _infra_, chap. IV) said that Paterson was "mild and amiable," and noted for his "suavity of manners." (_Trial of the Hon. Samuel Chase_: Evans, stenographer, 187-88.)
[100] See Lyon to Mason, Oct. 14, 1798, Wharton: _State Trials_, 339-41.
[101] Jefferson to Taylor, Nov. 26, 1798, Jefferson MSS. Lib. Cong.
[105] Wharton: _State Trials_, 661-62. Cooper was referring to the case of Jonathan Robins. (See vol. II, 458-75, of this work.)
[106] Cooper afterward became a State judge.
[108] Wharton: _State Trials_, 679. Stephen Girard paid Cooper's fine. (McMaster: _Life and Times of Stephen Girard_, I, 397-98.)
[110] See vol. II, 429 _et seq._ of this work.
[112] For sketch of Lewis see Wharton: _State Trials_, 32-33.
[113] _Independent Chronicle_, Boston, May 12, 1800.
[114] Wharton: _State Trials_, 641 et seq.
[115] See vol. II, 429 _et seq._ of this work.
[116] Jefferson to Mason, Oct. 11, 1798, _Works_: Ford, VIII, 449-50; same to Callender, Sept. 6, 1799, _ib._ IX, 81-82; same to same, Oct. 6, 1799, _ib._ 83-84; Pickering to Higginson, Jan. 6, 1804, Pickering MSS. Mass. Hist. Soc.
[117] War speech of Adams to Congress in 1798, see vol. II, 351, of this work.
[118] Testimony of James Winchester (_Annals_, 8th Cong. 2d Sess. 246-47); of Luther Martin (_ib._ 245-46); and of John T. Mason (_ib._ 216); see also _Chase Trial_, 63.
[119] Testimony of James Triplett, _Chase Trial_, 44-45, and see _Annals_, 8th Cong. 2d Sess. 217-19.
[120] Jefferson to Monroe, May 26, 1800, _Works_: Ford, IX, 136. By "public interference" Jefferson meant an appropriation by the Virginia Legislature. (_Ib._ 137.)
[121] The trial of Aaron Burr, see _infra_, chaps. VI, VII, VIII, and IX.
[122] See testimony of George Hay,_ Annals_, 8th Cong. 2d Sess. 203; and see especially Luther Martin's comments thereon, _infra_, chap. IV.
[123] The public mind was well prepared for just such appeals as those that Hay and Wirt planned to make. For instance, the citizens of Caroline County subscribed more than one hundred dollars for Callender's use.