The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

What Rewards, what Honours, can be large enough for the Man who watches continually over the public Safety, who points out all the Miscarriages of Governments, who dissects the Characters and detects the infamous Schemes of corrupt Men, possessed of the most important Places of Trust, and who, for the public Good, spares not even his own Sovereign; On the other Hand, what punishment will that Man deserve who misrepresents all public and private Transactions who traduces all Characters, who aggravates Infirmity into Vice, and converts Error and Transgress into Felony and Treason; Junius must be the first or last of these Men.

A Correspondent from Paris observes it is singular that the King of France idolizes a Woman who has committed almost every Sort of Debauchery, who abuses the Confidence he has acquired, and who insults the People: In England, on the contrary, the People idolize a Man who has committed every Species of Vice and Debauchery, who abuses the Confidence they place in him, and who daily insults his King. It would appear, from hence, that the Genius of the two Nations must be extremely different.

A Writer in one of the Papers, in a letter under the Signature of Anthropophagos, addressed to the Duke of Grafton, says, "Junius, if a treacherous worthless Mongrel, more than Half exotic. I have watched his Motions, and investigated all his Manoeuvres & Operations, and I am now quite sure of my Mark. If, therefore, he does throw up his Arms and surrender on his Knees, or decamp under Favour of a Night as black as his Deeds, I will not throw away Time in coyntermining and wasting Powder upon him; but I will surprise him in his own Fortress, and oblige him to strike his false Colours, by publishing his Name at large, and bringing him into open Day light, to receive the exemplary Punishment due to a Rebel and an Assassin."