The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16
mo. OH

i1eious ana detachable opinion that he is a man
oil Pre-emInennt talents and noIitical -nerit
ne atocIates of Gallatin know well thar
Lhey owe their elevation, in degree, 10 the
aexfrors and iucceisful manner in wbicJ, his
JaFgoa was metamorphofed into eloouenr
eeches' hey know that the public were led
ARRAY oy the deiuiion, chat be poilcAea all the
eheheai Qualities which entitled a man to pii-
Vate eiteem and public applauie. The cunning
@i'o JgN.EicGIHefs OF his life, afford bur few
opportunities to approach his character wi,ll
oheniive severity His fellow iabourers va-t,
SStl ~ enown' | hey had no prete.ions 10
h1ef,athlp. They knew that rbeiy tche,aes
could not be effected Without The effablifb
menf OF 4 feet, who guided and influenced Al
foSe,ner BY their faith, would not only foreao
Ehe holy attributes of truth and reaion, bur
! WoUia Dc as well iatisfei with 2 iargon whict,
,ney ana not underitaud, as the Roman Ca1lo--
ness are w!tA the iatin dogmas which are re-
4 Peatea by the pIieits, 1t was this blind and,
Inhieaa'ng faith, which attached 10 C9alatin.
. popularity which has led to democratic ti,,,-
& ceiS; anaio great has becnthe dsludlno e5ccf.
that even MIR. LJehcrfou, with all the adyan-
RACES OF ms ttatlon. power, perional popularity
ana oihceo did notventure 10 exercife his own
i Judgement. Public ju9ice was iacrihcei 1t
the altar OF neceihty, ana individual convent
ence' rom one end of the continent 70 th,
otner, public expectation was turned towards
a @ahQtiH tire (lccsG5, Of q }5'51coft, tfo Pr,
from oppotite cauies. The mot inAuencial
i men O. the prevailing parry know thele tInths,
: @'io aiIhouSN there are not tN-o who can dila-
$ gree, yet they durf not ayoU T. baca,,i,. ~,
doing 60, they would deft,ov one - rbc Ii,
. upon which their own power and non,,l,,i,..
: depende; thev would, BY the fame act. eith.r
Al acknowledge, that they had been deceivz4
2 which wesdd weaker their own t,tterino .tr,c
or eitc3Fhey would acknowledge, that fbcv had
giFeato aranger, an intricGer, declaio,.r.
and an nPltart, Faiie popularity for the MOI
-" ! fTaeauici-, pucpolas.
Il rms 't:.tc Of tbia,s IS u.,.nowq, 60 Mir
jefeFfon, 'geuyes GisIn-a,..a.s III 10 Gr :. ~,
heIni o. public affairs; II IL is k.lawn- and ~
mas found motives 70 Yield 10 . deIuGvt, and
dshFuctIVe torrent Of popular opinion in E.yor
q an impoitor then indeed nay be ljfcover-5
! want OF tirmnefs and candou- which oupht.
" never TO be found in the conduit or hars}}.
: q calet nagiitrate. The leaders an,1a
: Tue .edsT%!btS are equalIy well CONVINCED f}af
. ,asis ifateE1erss and reafoaing are corrs9
!, heJ kno" thai GELATIN is no lc,s dcfsi!ed
~ i"lhe OF the iesdng democratic. t!a1 by
'hcH5siVGS. hey rchett with flame and
mort ucaton, that io humbIea cool i,.ould hav.
2Seh 10 iucceisfal!y ufed aeanit the al,lvss
e HGif Pfias prevents then from ex7a!irc the
= i=sol means by which they werS overtime WI. /;
= = Decaas ;AeF kno" thatir the fame derree that
. Sasy prove rflat an eneIy, nv whom rney
gave oset' yanquitbed, IS weak aud delpicabIe,
10 they would prove ta-wlclves to be # Ia more
e Hu!no i1 and teeb!c. Hence it is, from th.fs or-
Poute eauies, that the public councils oflh's
country are Gi1graced bV ire nrelance and the