The writer of this remembers a remark made to him by Mr. Jefferson concerning the English Newspapers which at that time, 1787, while Mr....

But Bonaparte held the liberty of the press in the greatest horror; and so violent was his passion when anything was urged in its favour...

Of the checks proper to be established against the abuse of power in those courts. Hirtherto there are none. But since so much has been...

Franklin commenting on a corrupt press given over to gossip: Of the natural support of these courts Their support is founded in the...

It is said to be founded on an article in the state-constitution, which establishes the liberty of the press. A liberty which every...

Nothing is more likely to endanger the liberty of the press, than the abuse of that liberty, by employing it in personal accusation,...