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i4,ooo, 100000, and fcme,imes 100000
IN ihort, they have no adequate idea OF figures
and as to cyphers, they conider them as mere
nothings, and that adding or taking away two
or three of them from fun, makes no differ
ence ut all.
have known you turn matter of hearGy
into matter OF herefy Damon into damon.
delicious girl, into delnious girl the CO.
mic mnfc into comic mouie Jewiih R,bb;
into a Jewiih Rabbit and when correipop-
dent, iamenting the corruption of the times. ex-
claimed = MoreS you made him cry O Mo-
fes !
You ihould conGder, MIR. Printer that tber,.
is material difference between acting viii 3D.,
utmoR lenity and utmot levity; between f,,9;-
Gus aad facetious fellow and felon in,pr,,-
dent and iinpudent; retolution and revolr,;nn
runn!-mead and running mad; loud orof,0io
and iewd projections; words ard works F,,r-
ing and roaring Thavies Inn and Thieves Inn :.
minutes and minuets rubies and bubb;ss
tube and tub; all OF which words. bave Oh
isrved you, Sir, at times, uie indii;,,in;p,+ .I,,
know you Will lay that the people OUGHT 70
conlider the conitant hurry which attends the
publication OF daily paper that the puhlc
Advertlier is III 10 great requef, and Deonle ar.
10 anxious to get it, s' with all its iinperfa,q;-
onS on Its head," that you really have not time
TO be more correct. All, MIR. Woodfall If
would be well tor mankind, if reformation. like
charltY' were always to begin at home and that
Peopie would try to mend themfelves, inftead
OF oeitowing 10 much fruitleis and thanklefs
pans In admonithng Their neighbours You,
orr nave oeltowed much time, and labour, and
OIL, Hoods OF ink and reams of paper. in adv;fro
Niinliters Oh State, and correcting the meafnres
OF government and after all, dare fav, YOU
yourier VIII allow, that they are, at this mo-
ment, not one bit better or wiier than when yo,,
hrf undertook to mend them.
Therefore, take an old mans advice, friend
Woodtail; iet a pattern to thy brother printers:
leave, fora while, the care of the State to thofs
who are paid for it ;-look at hcme begin a
reformation there, and " correct thyielffor the
example of Others"
am, thy fncere well-wifher,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
TO THE friend, Of american Manufactures.

TO tbe friends Of Ameriean Manufactures.
Mr.. Peter EItonhead, late of Manchester,
England, is about eftabliihing in Pittiburg, a
complete iet of machinery, for carding, fpinning,
and manufacturing of cotton. The eGmated
eXpence of the machinery is, 2loo dollars. 1t
is calculated to fpin from thirty to thirty-five
pounds of cotton per day. Mr.. E. propofs to
have one hundred fublcribers to his factory at
ten dollars per ihare, &c. Each fubfcrber to be
entitled to receive for each larc 40 h. of "a cult
yarn per annum, for three years, at the rate of
go cents per ID. which will be charged so cents
to non-iubfcribers, provided the current price
OF cotton be % cents. fit is higher or lower,
the price of the yarn to raife or fall in proport-
on. A thread three times as fine may be had at
proportionably advanced price, or manufactur-
ed goods, if the fubfcribers with, at proporti-
onablly reduced price. Half and quarter flares
may be fubicribed for. 4 fubierption paper is
left at this office for the fgnatures of thofe who
are difpofed to encourage American manufac-
trues.-[ Greeg5wgb paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

The Jol0eOing article is Jtbpo/sd to be taken from
qvork Pn6lJh5ed in England, entitled ss The
Spirit Of Public Journals" The fine bumour
qVitb qUbieb it ab0mdS, is Jil5Feienf to recon-
mend tito tie public attention.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
Wi1ebsRer, 1871 Of JnJ, 1904.
I.nNnnN Inne G

LONDON, June s.
3 board Of Longitude fat yeherday ieveral hours at
the Admiralty, for the purpoie of examining new
invented time keeper, by which the Longitude is ex-
Pe9ed to be clearly afcerained than before Sir
JofePh Banks and Or. Makeiyne, Astronomer Royal,
at Greenwich, attended.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
LITERARY NOTICE.

A new work in three volumes dl,oec;n,o. e,,.:.,s1
" Popular Tales" TIE production of. l.u,is Eg,.-
7'o'f@' and which has been fntIior.d by very IN.
common iale ana by unbounded applique il, London,
has been received by MIR. James HursbyeYs, BY the
Union from London He has pur it to preis, we are
informed, III handiome file, on fubicrptiou, and
viii PubiHh 1t IN few weelss.-ll Phil Gag.
l31~ This lady is deiervedy celebrated as tn. au-
thor i'll part of ingenious treate on Eiucation an
clay on irih Bulls, and OF one Novels Nii(s
Seward N her HE CT Dr. Darwin, has ipokcn OF her &
her brother, who has kindly participated in moi of her
literary labours-WLen fall ar tar courtrywonlrn
deire to emulate the accomplished females of England
and France, in their mental endownents? and
when" may the American female venture to reply
will 70" learn initiate the refined and icerle
character Of the men OF Eurore"!1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

VAcINATIoN.-A fuccefsful attempt has lately
been made at Lyons to try the effect Of vaccination on
ne wooded iheep of the Marines breed from the ra-
wages OF the icab, which prevailed among the COM
mon heeP in the neghbourhood Forty Of the fneep
which had undergone the operation, were placed a.
mong infected flock, but wthhood the attack. of
the dheaie, while not efcaped that had not been
vacinated.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

a literary and fcientifc Almanac is promifed in
London IT is to inform us NJ authors, books Jour
mails, oceties, libraries booksellers, unyerties lite
rary men, and the annual progres of cience and the
arts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

Dtripfior Of tie River Afppi, ard il, Delta, rvif5
filt Of ne adjacent paris af LOyfana. BY H,iliam
Dnbar, Of tbe Matches, communicated ~ tbe HnLoy,
Ndc,r6er sftbs Sasi.ty tbroagb tbt PrsliAsni.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

PLANET HERcULEs.--A London publication Of
June !, fates that the planet decribed in the newt
papers, as having been recently dilcoveredb by Dr. Oh
beers, has yet been feen in England and that the
paragraph is condered abrieafioa by the Astronomers
of that country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

CLorH BoAT.-CHizsH DJgniaemard, mechanical
engineer at Paris, has lately invented cloth boat
imPenetrable to air water. Experiments have been
made with it in prelence Of the iupector general of
navigation, and of feveral members of the different
learned fociees. The refuts were highly fatsfa9orv
and detail of the experiments have been ubmed 70
the Phylcal and mathematical licences of the nitute
with view to decide on the uieul Purpoles, to which
this invention may be applied.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

THOMAS MooRE-A London periodical publcati
on announces the early appearance of a poem, by
Moore, the author of Littles POEMS and traator Of
Anacreon, called tie P5hsisbby IF Pleqrrr Itfpeals
Of the Promed work in of particular prae, and
iays that it viii entte the author to the appeaion Of
the Br,rh Anacreon--ByihjG of coure, it would be
horrible to fay an Hyilg Anacreon
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
EMENDATOR.


Icere well-wiher,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
Domestic 9ntelllQente.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Cabrera's cafe III, >.
Catawba company l2,b H.,
Celebration of the AcquGtion Of Louilana in Phi.
5, b.
Charlaon Liz OF vecls that have entered SO C, and
of negroes 10.
Chale Oudge): articles Of impeachment reported
62 c, articles 81 a, dfcu1cd OF b, debate 65 a,
&c b, managers chofen 6 b, proceedings before
the lenate IS c, his fpeech IS a, and affidavit ~ b,
rules of proceeding 10 a. snier Of the Judge 81 a,
So a, 90 a, 90 a, decilion Of fenate 90 b, Ram
doph's fpeech 90 a, argument of council ad faem.
Chefapeale and Delaware Canal; its fte determined
~ b, 81 c.
Choaaws defcribed % d.
Claims upon France difficulties in their adjuanent
"a c, 81 b.
Clinton addreed retiring from the Cows. chair in
New-York 20 b, fketch Of his life ~ b.
Cures Me- valuable importation OF feeds, &c. from
Cape Of G. Hope, SC. - d, which are Prelented
othe Agri. Society at Charlton 81 d.
Congress: debate OF the bill protsd the trade OF
u. States, againG Barbary powers a, 81, report
of committee on petition Of inhabitants 1t Matches
ga, do on holpital money ~. ]. Rsndolph's iPesch
on Yazoo claims ~ &, 7. M. RandolPhs fpeeeh on
do. SO a, meeting on 9Th Nov. and Preident' $
Meffage, IS B, reColuton in honor Of Decatur So
c, rcfoutions on Prehdents meGage 81 {, Bill to
carry ntoeffca The 7,h art. of Bri. Urea. ID. draw
back OF goods exported from N, ORLEANS ~. eon-
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mittee to enquire into the law OF the Dis of Coum-
bia about Bail u. on the flheries IS b, on roads
IT, relolution to appoint agent to report lead
mines SO b, report aganlt pcreaiing the duties on
fate 50 c, bill reported for regulating the clearance
aganit merchant armed vefrcls GO b, Debate on it
81 b, 90 a, 6s a, memorial Of the Pha. Chamber of
Commerce on it 50 C, debate on it 76 a, II a, rs,
a IS b, mode fixed upon for appointing the Chair
man of a committee u. bill relative to a bridge o.
yer the Potomac 81 c, debate 7S a, ia, rs a. re-
port OF committee unlimited buGnefs CO d, adj
drefs prslented from the memorialilts Of IouiGana
st a, motion to reduce the duty fat 81 a. debate
the bill etablihing courts for the adjudication
of prize cauies 90 d, the bill 10 4, proceedings on
the election Of John Hoge II c, debate ~ a. IS a,
debate on the recelIion Of diliria Of Columbia 70,
b 7s h, so a, 81 a, SO a, 80 Crowninlheld's
refolution about w. India trade Ssh, 81 a. IS .,
proceedings on the Yazoo claim 81 b c, IS b. SO a,
90 b. debate 80 b, 90 b, 81 d, % a, % d, 81 a.,
95 a, ga, counting Of the electoral votes 8s b.,
llt Of acts %, b.
Connecticut Gov Trumbulrs fpeeeh c, reieas a.
ncndment TO Fed Cor. II b, law to regulate tbs
prels 1 4 b, propoials to eHablifh contribution 80
b Cows fpeech soc, bill to prevent circulation
of lefs than 8 dollar notes So c, for imPeaching
Judd and other, So b, election for eongreis 46 c,
54 b, 81 b.
CONFEDERATION (fngate) leavs the EsRern Branch "A, b
Cotton recommended to be employed In 0sr Indis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

trade 80 b.
Creeks ufeefs negotiation to obtain from them, tic
land Between the Occonee and OaSmugee %, b
ceilion made OF, b treaty rejected by the feuatS
U. S. $50.
Dearborne's proportional balances recommended
81, b.
Decatur promoted 10, c.
Delaware Election OF Governor, &c. 4G, c.
- Indians cede land to u. S. A, c. As, G.
DePredatiOnS on our commerce: EDglilh and Vrenca,
fg6im.
Documents pre:ented Congrcls on the cqueicencs
Of Spain in right TO Louifana 81 a, on the LEAD
mines in upper Louiana IL. on the deAru6fion o9
the Philadelphia, So, report of the Sec. Of Trea-
fury on Revenue and expenditures 81 a, report on
the Public buildings in Warrington 7Od 10 b,
report Of the director of the mint sc c, cofrefpon-
denee with Engih and French miniRers about the
asa,ing Of merchant velcs 81 c, liz of Amer. fes-
men impreifed on board Brit veGels 90 b, liz Of
exports 81 d, their value and detnation 95 b.,
iunnsry hatement 90, 5.
Duellill focety Orange account in NJ York 81, b..
Duelling denounced by the Cincinnati .ociety SO C.,
So n b., Vannefs and Pendleton disfranehifod
for 20 years 7e, b.
Duty new upon foreign goods IL, b.
- (new) in England, upon the American imports
So. b.
Electors Of Prefdent chofen in ~ Jerfy 5e b. Con-
Deaieus ID. Vermont So b, Nsw-YOrt rs. Della
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fuppy o., b. debate rupture with Spain 90, b
on the Spanh war II2 b, lIS a.
Piche2ru apprehended b, d, memoirs s, c. fup-
Poed fuicide Is, b 1913. pamphlet againa him in
3 Paris 20, a. letter to Louis Is. 80 b.
Pierre's (St) propoals for edition OF his Paul
and Virginia 2l,b
Pitt made prime mn1er %, n. Grenviie's letter TO
him go b.
Police Of Paris arres conlpirators 81 a. its doulci-
airy Wits "a, defcribed 90, notices rhe faction
ofgenerals So, b regulation about granting
Paflports 20, Pouches letter the BiIhops 81 c.
cou;rou over the pref. H.
PoPes difference with the emperor of Rulia 90 b
80, b fe'etled TO perform Bonapartes coronation
3 10 ., 10 c, arrives IT Fcntainbleau So d.
Portugal its mniitry 3, Fitzgeralds to the
miniiter about French libels 8, invited to ihus
her ports againn the Engliih ooh
Preis gang protected by court of KS Bench 81, a.
Pruiia comments upon her neutrality So
River fencibes of England II, a.
Humboldt ieized ut Hamburg with his papers T4s
76b note of the Brtifh governments to the courts
of Europe 50, b Senate of Hamburg protects agt
his ieizure s9, liberated through the interference
of Prulfia S3 b, SIS d.
Rumford married 40, b.
RuIia change in the miniGry 6, the court zoe,
into mourning for the murder of d'Erghen %, b
its reientment %, reports about her entering in
to the war 81, 81, complains to the Diet of tile
violation OF Ger. neutrality 25, b note e. So, q
IS B, refufes to recognice BonapaTtes ti,Ie 81
eRirs,ed force ~, ! n I,n do h aDr,,an, -,
tons for war 81, eS,baaador appbrI iepvef pa.
ris u rege,4;ons on her raIs+iors 30 I7,nro 80 .
her commerce S.. b Gradual enrroscbnen,s I,r,o
Turkey rs h reaea;on. ,Tno, ber colon;v..;oI IS
the feyen lies 81 h rrr,s bv dNnbr;I Sar rt,i;r'
the aaioirs of F,rona 10 = yys- ,r;.b ~. poGarss
70 b. ~ h. note Iel;v,rsd 70 Tsllevrnnd - \ e-.
courapes dom.Ric mannfa anres "a b ponnIa,ior
"a, b fuccels ON the CaGpian 90 h
Smiths rs. SvdA attack upon Dutch Gorilla and ror..
raj orders sf,eru,rds % h q
Spain its mnifrv I8 b infnrr, ion in ri lima 90
fettled "a c, Isl SO b, cruiCsrs with cram ner-
n,;tted by Emo +o ,,Cs fr.o "a h co h - l. -
es in the monarchy fpoken Of 50. h velels car1rsd
by the Briti(h SIS. h declaration of war ao,;n Enc
land 81 c. plsD for attackinq Gibraltar 81 h. osb
9b. no b. addrer, of +he Prince of Psa.s 70 tba
armies ss, b.
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Academy of Arts m. ~ males Bonaparte, &c. ho-
norary members SO, b.
Adjutn,ent Bill in Pen.--petition' TO pats it SO, b.
Amendment to the contribution on the election Of Pre-
fident adopted BY 9-4hs fthe ftates %, c.
American annals propoied to be publilhed 80, b.
Appointments BY Prefdcnt nce la(t congrefs AZ, b.
Arn,ory in Viz. the number of arms manufactured
sc, c.
Arinfrong nominated amba'Iador to france ID, b
fails 97,c delivers his credentials 1915.
Bank tRarmeEs) in MiryIand So C.
-------~--- Of Potomac 50, c.
- Lin Of. in the union 65, Gin cafe Of
counterfeit note, any evidence Mort OF the
Gathers be fufieicntl AZ, c.
Barbours address 50, c.
Blodsst's fatiGical table 1903, b.
Bowdoin nominated arbaflador to M1drid 5o
Bowen (Ju1ge) committed TO prifon c, a, de-
Douncei by the Grand Jury Of Circuit Court b,
iegtlaturs addren4s the governor for his removal
DC, removed 10 b.
Brrih vefcls at Nrw-York impref, American fea-
man Is b, interrup. our trade ~ {, lS b, / 9 b.,
90 b, 81 b, % b, 20 b, 80 c, 9tb, ~ c, 50 b,
- b, 81 C, 50 4.
Bnrr's duel with Hamilton % c, % b, "a b. found
guilty Ut murder by the Coroper's inquet % b,
29b, 81 b, arrives in Georgia 80 c, 4Sc, Bill of
iudi&nlent found IN New Terley againa him 81
SO c, hsfarewell aIdrsls 10 :fs Senate es y.
Csbsfrus God Ore s. b,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19

The following extract from one Of Mr.. JEFF
ferion's letters may perhaps be ufcful to thofe
antifederal editors, who may attempt TO prove
his pre.eminent attachment to the contribution
1t may ALTO be proper for the occidental cleo
tors to commit il TO memory before they meet
to give their votes, under the ianefity Of an
oath, for the chief masiarate Of the Union
J" The iecond feature (of the federal con-
fttusion) diflike and greatly diflke is the
abandonment in every inltance. of the necec-
iisy of a rotation in office, and mott particp-
larly in the cafe of the .P,sfaem. = Experience
corcurs with reaion in concluding that the irtt
magi(ratc will always be rc-ele6ted if the cop
aisu,ion permits it file is tbea an stIeeyJ for Kfi.
An incapacty to be elected fecond time would
have been the only effedual preventative.
The power of removing him every fourth year
by the votes of tae people, is a power WHICH
will not be exerciied $500, $685.
Rbeumaim.-A fpeeitic cure for the rheu-
ms:iisp has been communicated BY = gentle.
man from the coat Of Guinea Which is to
rub the parts affected with mixture Of Cayen-
ne pepper and itrorg fpirits. The rubbing
mutt be continued for fometime, and repeated
till the cure is effe6ed. Probably the Amer-
can red pepper, or the Indian black pepper,
might anfwer where the other is not attaina-
ble.-pstsys4ry Republican.
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
Commonwealth of Matiachuretts.

d IL. y.s, " -, k.ri fS...d egs hundred aas fir
IA aA 20 repeal in part, making further addition,
to the ai, enti,Ied, !" An sSa prevent fraud anc
Reception in packing Of Pered Fin, and to regulate
he Ese and quality Of the Cats, and the expectation
th.retf from this Commonwealth and to repeal all laws
Esrt,ofors made for this eurpofe"
Ssc L. BE it mated u he Senaf ard Hsnk o.
Kbrses'a,i6es, in Genera Ccuf cr,r5sd, and BY TIE
authority Of The JaAne, That 70 much OF the hrt
fiction OF the act, entitled, i" An at to prevent
ftaud and deception ii packing OF Picked Eth,
and TO regulate the 6ze and quality ct the e~fk',
ind Tire export alton thereof fiom this Common
wealth, and TO repeal all laws heretofore rade tor
tai. purpofs, as proaijes that all picked hlh hal
be packed In barrels, half barrels and tierce made
Of white oak or afi Caves, and 70 much OF the
third !kcion IF faid aa as points out the qushnty
Of "a, to be uied 10 packing OF En- IN .ierces bar
tels ard half bz rels makes il peceiary r. weigh
fuch en- as are hacked whole, is hereby 'epea'ed
Sec !. Bel Further snaf?sa, That from and
sfstr the pats Of this ga, the batrels, hat barrels
md tierees hereafter made dle Of for the packing
Of picked fh, may Be made of pine, ipruce, or red
yak rift timber.
Sec. :. Be il fw.5y essasd. Thai forty pounds
Of falt tha be put into each barrel Of OF hlh when
packed for 4 market, and the fame proportion for
Iierees and half barrels.
See. q. he il Jsrt5er ena6ed That none OF the
.6fh called Monheden, fhAll be hereafter exported
from this Commonwealth If faIted With their heads
on.
See. ). Be 4 fSrtSy enadtd, That nothing 10
the a<a psi3ed the twenty third day Of jane lat.
fhzll be conGdered to extend to any fiji imported
into this. Commonwealth from any for eign port.
Sec. g Be il Eiribs, enot7ed, That no brand
ihall be fixed 10 any cak Of ih, excep, fuch as is
eni,'ej 70 drawback on expectation, BY Law OF
the United States.
Sec. !. Be- fa,,sr enassd. That al ihelIed
elsms, n Other Meled 6lh ufed for 6lh bait, here.
AFTER offered for fale, lhall be put ia barrels, or
half barrels. Of the deferiptions mentioned in the
al, to which this is In addition, and the cafs fiall
be oiled Up and failed fal6ciens to preierve the
fAme and any pe,foh who ihal offer for fale. fuch
sforetaid fhelled 6!a. which not packed agree.
ably 70 this al, lhail forfeit and pay for each OF
fence I've dollars, to any pe,fon who thaa Zee q,
y PROTECTIVE fneh offender.
N u. Hsxe y Rep,eIsssaisu Msss6 3, sSo4.
Th bill, having had three ievefa seadssss pAed to be
sseted. II. O. OTIS, srs.ss'.
II Sassn MssAl =. g8cA
Th. bin hpsns had sxo svesa resdinss. Pafsd to bs
tAacled DAVID COBB. Pry6Gsss.
Msrss y Isos-11 n. o..~s.v .hPvsssA
CALEB STRONG.
/ %s~ c,ty-Aay, JOHN AVERY s.sra.y.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
From to Nee 1sr1 Evss;y Pse.

III Mesef tie Pepk--The following seeouus
may be relied upon for i's correctness in every T.
fsntial particular :-=
On Monday the s6th Of March. the day before
Congrefs role, a proeetion was formed, eoniiaing
of iuitsble number Of the fovereign people, pre-
csded BY all she Bakers in Wellington, drefed in
clean white frocks and aproas and bearing fsme
thing covered with white cloth on bier. This
was actually carried into the capitol, and LAID out
in Rate 10 the large Committee room, adj dining
that where the Senate was fitting Being uneov.
cred. il appeared to Be Ma~sosi loaf # Svssd.
about II fee, in length. feet in breadth. and Of
faisable height. Accompanying the Mammoth
loaf was huge cold roa&ei farloin, and two quar-.
ter cafks, one containing wine, and the other the
more Republican liquor, cider. The Bakers AZ
ranged ,hemfe'ves on each Gde ready to fesve the
fovereisn people who attended, but mot Of whom
were not. at once, admitted into the room; they
however foon Became very clamorous for refrelh
msnt and loud and authoritative knocks we're re
peated a the door. bst means wsie found % tooth
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
E,s6 iAs Bsfss RAp~ss.y.

It.;sa oueliion whether the late triumph of
redera,iln in ,hi. town. although the fpo"tAoeoos
exprefIion Of popular opinion. is real faSjed OF
rejoicing o. not. We are decidedly Of the fsoti-
ment tina, no eooauy. once under the hAusaee
Of demasogses ard political bypoeri'es, ever Re.
turned to eosseA opinions By the exereifs Of good
fente and lobes reelection. We know Of Son
aanee in hiaory where Democracy has ever tefn'
mated is career bot BY producing fueh eoniui.cns
and real dillrefs a. 70 force cow diou on the 80
lie mind. The general informat ton Of this toWn
may perhaps enable il 10 Gem the torrent TO re
hla-and what then II mna be drawn into The
whirlpool, srd pals through the proeefs Of pott
ical dheipliue Nth the rs0 Of the community
Some hopes remain that the hitory Of America
may exh;bi. Pbessm<nos 10 the annah Of fociety.
'rAe asses of New. York and Pennfylv ania, are
fome years before rs in corruption and anarchy.
They, it Is true, are now undergoing paroxiin
Of Democratic triumph. Should h arrive 70
its proper height and the esifs take place before
New England is irretrievably gone. perhaps lef
fon, 70 near oar doors, may enable rs 90 pfo6t
BY the foerings Of others. This i our only hope.
and this Is fmalL We have not been araoeers
to the horrors which frcceeded thofs opinions
IN France, which are every day gaining sround
in America. Yet Anerieans feem to entertaia
an idea. that change the fesos Is aA;oa. asd the
fame eaufes Will not prodoee the fame effects.
T6sre were features il cor contribution which
were calculated to "a Is bar,isrs asaina ,hefs e
Wis. We'can quote the language u demasogues
ioisg for Office, Who have pledged ,hemfelvss 10
deftroy thofe featnress and YET theie public mesa
ees againR the conaitutioa excited no iodixnton-
no alarm. What are we then 70 do Let evvry
unpriocipled man, who prefers the easIes ef iac
eefful error, to overpowred rsaitude TURN
ANARCHIST; and let thcis who feel the noble
pride Of fef appropriations. Who have II heart the
intereit Of the country, Who eonfalt rather the
merits Of eaufe than the rumber Of IL adueeases,
remaia firm II sheir pots. The eEultstisa - epr
oppeoenss muia not difmay. for this i lsrioes
and eonfoling truth. the more violence lhsy adopt
the looaer vill The fpeh be over.