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jects, which, in the ordinary course of affairs,
concern the lives, liberties, and properties OF the
people. and the internal order, improve ,ent and
prosperity of the State II The new c. Institution
be examined 18th accuracy and cGador, i, will be
'ouud hat the change which it proposes, consists
much less in the addition of ne,o po,cers, than
"a the incigoratiOa of its original pow,ys."
Such were the answers made to the objections
lrged against the power OF " internal improve
ment," which the friends of the new constitution
understood was preserved TO the s,ates''
But the constructions 90 denounced as r1nssible'
have been adopted by the practical government,
until we see that most OF these objections have be-
come safe % precedents'' by the practical go
vernment." To one who feels deep interest IN
the future progress of the Constitution of lie U
States, the prospect before Us" Is truly alarm
ms. Whether these dsviaIions from the letter
md spirit, and meaning OF the c. u s. are TO
stop at the usurpation- in the here the pre-
dictions have already been verified, can alone be
determined by an appeal to the experience OF all
ages aud countries. These furnish us with this
truth, melancholy indeed, but without exception,
OF the unvarylns progress OF pOwe, in the hands
OF ira man." (D GRAYSON.
CD This prediction has been completely full
filed.
~ The "preceden,'' in the case referred TO is
complete.
This precedent " did not'' steal upon an uns,is-
pecting legislature, and pass unobserved It's
principle was completely understood, and was op-
posed with equal zeal AMI ability. After being
resisted first in the fair and open field of debae
and afterwards IS by petitions from many of the
most Intelligent citizens of America it under, en-,
a second and most animated discussion before The
congress; and lastly, was completely sanctioned
10y Judicial decisions" This is then a Drecede1t,'
but not . SAFE one it would seem: but the
time may come again, when may be deemed quite
sgfe.
(c) This prediction has been verified "by au-
thority.''-
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we nave been much srs,iied with seeing q Copv
oil me engraved Map of Virginia. 1t is execu e,l
10 VI. labners best manner. UnforiunateIt the
last Legislature did not make any appropriston 10,
printing oh the Map. So that so much ca,,i,aI 81
.he Stale IS now lying Idle, and so much tme
Is Iost ior attef the expence has been authorized
II WIZ take several mon.hs to obtain the manor
strike OH The imp essions md roll the Mans W.
understand however, that the Executive have insor.
ca The plates in Philadelphia at $1,000. and ,b.,
every pfecauiion has been taken 10 IooI, IN h.
occasionally, and guard them against injury. In Tho
hands Of Mr. Tanner. ''' 81 '''
Ahe Map IS engraved upon nine different nlates
and IS OF the largest size cost of the eneraying
Si'2VV- he execution does as much credit 70
mF' l. as me composition does TO Mr. Rove ~.
has spared no pains in making il as con,,ete acd
as accurate as possible. He has carefully corrected
all the errors which were pointed out in the coun~
" maps In Its present state, is a valuable nyo
sent 70 me Geograpber, the traveller and tie gene
raj reader. ~" 5"e-
Those who are curious to see a CONF Of :, coll,
hnG one In The Office of the End Auditor W.
are Obliged to Mr.. Boye for having three ;,orres
$40 taken, and thus enabling us to i,dgs 81 ,b.
execution OF the Work. II has much vsI,sbis
statistical information embraced in tho so,,a,.,,i
iao rs on The sides; and highly embelli,be1 p, TO-
bee Centre piece exhibits The a., ~ ~
wealth GA The North West angie -. he.',s..,
view OF tie University Of yiro ne ~, 49, ~
Elsi, distant View OF Richmond IL a. ""
River taken from spoi near he tg,. s S"','e'
over the Canal. Bo,h these y,o,,.s ~ '.se
pencil Of Mr. Cook.-In word - ILL o'i' we
tout ensemble Will give universal ss,isfso, 'N VIC
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TENliE public are informed, that the kesin the Lottery m
u the beueh Of the venerable Mr.. Jeersn late Prelcnt
~ the United States will be ready for delivery In lew ia,
At the Truly Lucky Office Of S. & NJ. ALLEN g. CO.
Where the Schedule Of the Prizes can be obtained.
Orders from tue county punc.aaly attended 10.
April 90 ffe--f
UIRGINfA. Al Hulss, holden ~ The clerks Office u he
Superior Court Of Chaneery for the Richmond District
the 9Th day u March, 1926.
Wilsm Fenwick Alice G. Williams Execuifix Of the lat
will and testament civilian G.. Williams, decd aud Bohef
Oliver Hugh William Evans, of John Behcote, dec
Plaintiff
AgsnH
William g. Taylor Robert Poore, Mckebrough Mansgus.
Jullus Power, aud John G.. Daniel Defis.
The Defendant William H. TAYLOR not having entered his
appearance sud given security ordng eact Of Assembly
and me rules Of This court aud appearing BY satisfactory
idenct that he b not inhabsn If this county n Is order
td That The aid Doendar DO sppcar here The ft day NJ
tho next term sod answer The bin Of the an4; and that
copy q Tins order be forthwith inserted newpape
pl5hed % The city Of Richmond for months cesyey
AID posted al The front door Of the Capitol the aid cts
60. copf. Tes,c, WI W.HEN1NG, C. c.
Apst ~ lii Wv
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INE 'uhsorher in-s his friends aud the public generally
that he ha, removed 10 the Orange 5princs-DeemiGr
unnecesssry 70 etraisfe the qualities OF be waief ne
would refer perou disposed "a visit the SPRING. those sb
have experienced their beneficial esof lie pledges himself
20 use every eSetop ~ his power IN render tie Of visit
pleasnt and agreeable. His bar shall be we'll funiAeJ
ant The neishbcuhood in which the springs situated viii
afford him opportunity Of supplying his table eth the best
nelts vt the The eabbns viii h rendered much more
eomofabie than heretofore, having been sdJcd ssch
Brick chimney back with strong aud gentle pair 81 ho
aud cfeiu driver together with two saddle will
be kept for e accommodation Of al who may require them
The springs uated At ~ miles sou q Orange
house about % miles distant Richmond, s. inies FROM
Fredercksburg and o. fou CharloUcsge.
u the mean time The suhscrhe heg the public 70 be secured
that The Old Gaf Spring. will not be abandoned hungry
and wesy traveller VII Cad ,sse something az
sathe q r.,ni JOHN fAR1S.f.
TvSJ G. psrs
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A c itoni The subscriber, living in the
a va" on Monduy night the 10Th lust two NJ,
5 Ms a Sy .s Ii ss Of Jo and s other DESooD
wmrn vAsn.a had on when he eoPed yam hom.ava
the mark, aud in Grurc, benvd - tanning
On about The same height Joe With
sorwhen spoken TO has down look IN. ,vo,s sT'y
r n coat With fur hat and took w hun
month since, of Me- Jones, Sune,.s, ~ soout
w"en It they will attempt relur by vay
torcwarrcd harburng OF carry away aid
ge AM Peron taking them aud confirming lhem 50 a;
above reward, in proportion Tor either one and III ane
ble expense. paid. HOOK L;R NEvIS1 ,.
RirhmoIl, Blay So o. 'ii'hI'
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SAETTLEJYOoD ron NILE

'EtHAT valuable plantation situated in Newknt CONT, o.
4 nnitS from liichmond aud two from PsmunLcv R;ss,
joining nar Cu'ss estate gen Chamberlay mes aud ot
and well fenced in, aud each lot we'll waered he,e syi
good pns an extensive orchard that tract and large
nedOwa hut ahout 100 acres, low Land and p
improved tbs last years-tsIe s, Irre II
o. That land Which hss heen tired and proven to be good
ges, dimensions the house aud houses are convenient;
tue STOCK OF horn cattle, sheep, hogs horses and mules and
The fret " January with the privilege OF sowing wheel,
Or mDrdrie by ray ms fair price for the gro wing crops of
WHEAT tJ' O hay, corn, &c. which very prpmi.iu For
apply TO tho uhscTiber the premises, or At h si
ling, Sh,ek1 Iiii, Richmond ). NJ. DEL-CAMPO.
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10 opners OF ONO Londs

TUE Snb,che Intending Iegve Richmond about The
Il 18th July f0r Ohio and KsHuck will undertake .eh
hnnc ~ maybe entrusted 60 him, either selling ani
collecting dthi paying iaS's, nyestgitng titles lie vii
he .Dne week. 90 Ne Military Land District in Ohio Nbes
moe" 81" the land # gia lie, and having paid ar-
ton 70 lhc titles Of Lsnd ia that District will be enabled %
give accurate Information respecting them. any person eli
trusting bu'ine''o him 'b not be perfectly safed With Is
execution he viii demand no compensation, aud will his
return refund such a. may have hten paid him.
~ Persons detirous Of engaging his her busi-
nes' viii direct Their eusPo paid TO this city, may see
him a; his Office near ie old Swan Tavern.
THOMAS GREEN.
Mas tGf
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To The Eaifors ofthe Enc,,irc

"
In communicating TO YOU, some da'~ since, the
extracts Of some letters Of the patriot Samuel Ad
ans TO Richard Henry Lee, 1 neglected. mad
vertently, to mention the source whence | had die
ivei them. This has induced me TO address you
again, in order 10 rectiiy this omission. The
were made from a g Memoir of the life of Richarc.
Henry Lee by his grandson, 20 whom tie public
are under great obligation Tor tie vanable and in
frrctive information with which he has presene, ed
them. More particularly, too, this memoir
places the character of that great patriot in new
and more interesting points OF view: and gives US
more distinct Information touching the extensive
services rendered by that interchangeable and dis,n-
guished Statesman avail my SELF OF this oppor-
unity 20 send you few more extracts from the
work in question.
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NEW YonK. Oct. 5. l7s7.
Richard Hnnrn 80 10 SnnlucL .adnms.

HtcHdrd HenTy Lee 10 Samuel ADAMS.
The corruping nature of power, and its nsa-
table appetite for increase, has proved The
siy, and procured The adoption OF the strongest and
most express declarations of that residtum of
ura rights, " hich is not intended TO be given up
to society, ana which indeed Is necessary 10 be
given for any good soca! purpose. In a govcrn-
ment, therefore, where the power of Judging what
shall be for The general ioeifare. ,ckich goes to
epery o5jecf 3fhuman legislation, and where the
laws OF such judges shsll be the supreme law of
The land, it 70 be of the last consequence 10
declare in most explicit terms, the reservations
above alluded lo:-Suppose hat good mea come
FIRST t. the administration of this government, or
should see, or think tiey see, necessity for try
Ing criminally man without giving hun his ri,l
from the vicinage: or that the freedom ofMe pr. IS
should be restrained because it disturbed the
operations of the new government; the mutilation
OF the rial by jury, and the restraint of he press
would then follow for 0odpurp0SeS as it should
seem, GAY and by good men; but these precedents
(b) Will be followed by bad men, 10 sacriti ce hon.
est and innocent men, and to suppress the eXertons
OF the press for wicked and tyrannic purrOses it
being certainly true that g omnia mala exempla
eN bonis orta stunt; sed ubi isnperium adj gnaros
aut minus bonos pervenii, novum iud exemplum
alb dignis ct iioneis al indignos, c. non indoneos
ier;ur.''
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-" Nom sic infiectere .cn.u,

Gay Another prediction completely verified -
Heavy Hiifs levied on agriculture, and other
branches, to maintain that OF manufactures"
(e) God forbid that this prediction, too, NAV
not ere long be- verified. Should Congress, under
the power to ensure domestic tranquility, promote
the general eliare, and secure the blessings OF
hderty, attempt another Missouri restriction, we
may probably see this last prediction receiyes ac-
complishment
~ Rd H. Lees letter to Elm. Pendleon, II.
vol. of Eis life, pa 81
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TRIJSP SAFE

v"tue OF deed o trust ofTceord the county cot f
r Cumberland by Thomas Adams for the pnrpoe Of
hg 10 Langhs AMI Seruggsa certain sum Of money IA,
mentioned hall proceed To- sell to the bidder Tor
on The Prrme. on Thursday the day Of June 1926 tbrs
halt acre lots si land lying town of Gaia nnd
ting IN the plan ct said town by the Nos g. and a. 90 20
much thereof a may be sufficient pay the debt. 10 aid
LaHsh"rne and SrtusrA 800. q - - ~ - ''
The subscriber Will convey such title as vested in him Inv
said deed. 90 ROJlr Mos !. Lfv ~ '"' ~
Richmond, NAV SD Ni %'"''se.
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aft,) OF the St. Louis circuit court-becsuse, "on
examining the order of commitment, it was found
to be nullity having neither the seal nor the sig
nature" Of Judge Peck"
The cry TO the West now is, "impeacb the
Judge, and remove him from a station, whose
duties he is Incompetent TO Perform
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..... lCOn'rtlrnicd'ef
MlBRILDl-on The f7,h instant. blythe Rev Philip Court
ntt' Mr. u" C. Teytor Of London, England, Miss Saifg
DIN j. Doods Of Boston, Masachusstis.
on Ineslay the f6'l inst. by The Rev John Garnet.
HDr1 bpccr Eiq a. the accomplished and uuti admired
Uis Mary Ciarissa daughter Of Ais Mery Walker, dec Of
usdion, Va. 49, "
on Ilurdsy tbe 25h inst hy 'he lev. Edward Shin
" WDt w. Wa 90 the anlahfc aid much aJtrtfeJ gfSs
Sar7h Biakeg al Of Orange, va
DIED suddenly Al his residence ia Prince William county
m the 18Th inst I'm. French, Esq.ia the 9ih wear hi
Were not Too common IN praise the dead much would he
7sd OF the virtues and worth o valuable anil intelligent
'ken a. The deceased who had many a. h,y tie and who
The Prime and flower oi his life hs been hurried 10 e
ave. lea wing wife and six small children 10 lament their an
.uosiy and rrepafahlc los.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tesfn'orelend. Willoughby Newton lis,
Gen iiungcrtori iO3- Brown 10.
NOT Of the last Legislature.
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NrOyyCE.

EbGhSuaNT TO an order Of the Couutv r,,,, .s,,.
ih IH sen at Tue Courthouse of .he said couoiy on ~
% ~ Jnne next Cha; being cour, dsv> II az
mp VINO na'e bees committed the ai Of the afore:J
tir owners having failed comply with The
~ , .n % 'he iA". JuSEPH STARKE ID f,r
Jnhp tU
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New Yonx, May 30 The las, advices from
Central America state that an insurreciion in ia
vor Of the royal government of Ferdinand, broke
out IN the state OF Costa Rica, headed by Samora
a native OF the country. The governme how
ever, had promptly put an end to this futile at
tempt. with the loss of only few lives. Samora
and his principal officers had been taken, tried in
the civil court, and ban;shed.
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has found bis grave, but he has descended into it.
leaving behind him memorable recoec,ions and
examples.
Our brig Belgrano ran aground in one Of her ma
ru,uvers: instantly BrnZiliaa schooner approached
, her and babe her surrender, promising in such a
case, to send the crew t. Bueuos Ayres; but her
commander, Rosales, ordered the flag to be
nailed up, and answered the summons with a dis
charge of musquetry on the deck OF he schr. She
did not repeat her insane proposal, ard thought
ptoper 10 retire. The whole and armamen,
of the brig were saved.
Gen. Lavallea had arrived with a thousand men,
and combined his attacks with Com. Brown. These
superior officers have great reliance on the sue
> cess of the enterprise; and according 10 al! ap
pearances, the FIRST intelligence shall publish vii
be, we hope satisfactory and decisive.
Two gun boats, two launches, and the sch'.
Rio, sailed yesterday from this port, destined TO
sCalonia.
: Extract of a letter from, Coquiinbo, Jan. 20
IS All the Province is completely taken up bN
the newly iii covered silver Mines probably the
richest ever discovered One mine, the richesi.
has been in operation about two months as yet,
they have only gone about yards into it, and 1t is
estimated that the has already realized from
one 10 Two hundred thousand dollars for what cost
him $500 to work There about 100
mines in operation within 40 miles of this city,
There are here three English MIXING tompauies,
and two more daily expected and instead of work
ing the mines they specializing and ou ing up
all the copper thew can get hold OF paying 10 ii
) 10 i-2 dolls. per al. in advance, the copper o
be delivered in Jan. 1927. The Galen, If Bal i
more, came out here with doubloons, and could
not get single 81. of copper without waiting
three months, and was obliged 10 pay l6, on board
for all.
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rHE CREEK rnEArv

ne VtOfgla pTints aTe ENGAGED unon ~, -,
lteaiy; but ashley arc at loss Tor the fscte ,bs-
e''omsniaus' ere vogue and contradictory. MOS,
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TRUST S4LN

Hlf virtue ola deed OF trust execut.dlv Jh, N c.,
the undersigned aud duly corded IN III. &
We or one US vail sell to,e highest bidder for
negiOe. 10 satisfy the .e sd CSun Of IanOsc
May 50. 62, g g;, woohSoN,
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IHE Annual N1nin1on o The Students IN The COLLEGE of
" ,.an alh hoy viii commence Saturday the 2fb
June and close te 81 Of July. Parents and uafr ar
ae public generally, respectfully requested 10 stirnJ
J. AUG SIXTH, Frtsd.
William Nl-y College, Msy 50, 80
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HOO. 600 DOLLARS

~ o'a,e Lottery lew weeks ago. WIS ,old in
shs,s.; ,,sii and Two oisers) all TO DISTANT I'D
L.Efs, and where capital Prize. have been
ohiaine. ,han at any other office in America. 'e'
- Orders ON any part Of the u. States. either nv mai;
s P OF private Conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Phi
pHn"."1 a. attention a, 1t on personal application.
u Be particular IA dirertinr 10
y. 1. COHEN. Jr. X BROTHERS, DaI,iuo..
GouENS Gazette aud Lottery Resilerpwhi,h 1,
pun immediately aiier the drawing will IN.
P'e LIST OF The Pzes. II will he forwarded eru a., iii
signify their wish % receive IL. - - ann WEI
BaIllm0re, May so, 1926. elobI;f
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CoLoge Ia ILinil,n, nr,L -,

WE VisfoT sod Governors Of this Insuton will ps,e
~ recoliee that their Annual C0nyoraon fixed n,
iucsday he fth day 81 July Il Is almost perduntn 10 ,d
pat ihe condition Of The College requires tc punetual sen
Committed F''
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- We nre ieque'cd 10 siate FOR the information of the
uior ~ Cheereid superior Court that the niee viii mai
attend unih The 81 day Of tie term Alouday neAi)
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virtue u adeed oitrut executed by Jcpiha Let and
Sarah his VIE 10 the subscriber and reSoItd =; aa
ee " 'Ie county court o Chesterfield for the purno.s
eu,S ic pay hent OF four hundred dollars 10 Phil, NIL,
"ii sen, at Tie special request OF the said MIcb,, -
,, h'd1e Tor cash, It Haley Coles IN
& iSy 81 me neat the following proprriy TO .g; Tue e
n'lu Parts OF certain piece, parcel or raet ofI,,
' ing aud hring M the county Aforesaid cos,in,rh
A'e sui 'cy Two hundred aud .ghty-vc acres he ,I ~
N.Y. VI rs ana sdJ3inng tho Lands Of Mrs Ii abue MAN,
Whiie., Ed"n W. Poindexter, and Others sh,ii rns
sue" e only Us Is vested IL by the said Iced tru,
NV IN ,coc I. EuRFOoT. trustee
G--fl.
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Very aiEectionaiely, yours.
SAMUEL ADAMS.

Such were some Of the objections to the new
constitution, while before the people.
When Mr.. Jefferson came into Office he said
haI he should administer " the constitution accord
Ing to the safe and honest meaning contemplated
by the plain understanding of tie people Of the IT,
States at the time Of its adoption "A meaning to
DC found IN The explanations If those who adj
vocaied, not of those who opposedil. merely lest
the constructions should be applied which they de-
nounced as possible These erpl nations are
Preserved in The publications of the times. and
are 100 recent in the memories of most men o adj .
init OF question" What they in relation to
the objections sfsied above?
Mr.. Madison tells us, iothe xiv. No. Of the
Federalis, q publication of The time, and ga cam
piete commenfory' on the o. u. S, that &" The
powers delegated by The proposed Constitution to
the federal government are few and dcfHed, those
which are 10 remain to the state government, are
numerous and indefinite. The former will be ex
ercised principally on external objects, such IS
war, peace, negotiation, and foreign commerce,
with which last, the power Of taxation will, for
the most part, lie connected The powers rescrv-
ed 70 the several stairs, viii extend 70 al e o.
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Ihe subscriber has far Sale,

me subscriber has far Sale
AsCC1M SPANISH HIDES VI four differ, MT ou6;G..
HAN - "'A 20" sAihs IN the
i' ae oa leather of every quality, from hes. phil4del
Phia boot leather to the inferior ''
7. ioo s,des best AothtTn skir,ing leather
hogskiis and barnes. leather
Black aud fair bride do.
Leopard. bear, hair seal and .hecpskin,
Moroe CO skins OF every description buti Nab. ~
Inoni manufactured GU" h'Ii
1000 lbs wool, at his morocco mandatory
Caltskin' seal-skins aud shoe eahcr Of All Lind,
Shoe thread fall kinds ~
ShoeInah er's aud carrier. tool,
Coach lace, fringe, 'a.sel., &c. &c.
WILLIAM CRANE
Nr,y IN doo.; above the BELL Tavern
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RICHARD II. LEE
New YoRK, Oct. is, 1857.
Richard II. Lee TO his ExceHency Governor
RqRd0luh.

NEW YORK, Oct. is, 1857.
RtcharG II. Lee TO his ErceHency Governor
Randolph.
In the new Constitution, the Preslden, and Sc
nate have all The executive and w thirds OF the
legislative, and III some weIghty instances { as max
ing all kinds OF treaties which are to be the Law
OF the iamd) they have the UhOie Legislative and
eSccWtiUe powers. They jointly appoint all Of
iicerS ciUu and military, amt they ithe Senate
try all tRpeachmeatS, either of their Otcn mem
hers 81 Of the officers appointed by themselves
Is there not Il most fOyniidd6ie combination of
Po'Ger thus created in fer? and the most
critical ii candid one, discover responsibility
IN this potent corps? Or, will any sensible man
sa,, that great power wthoui responsibility, can
he given TO rulers with safety liberty? IL Is
most clear, that the parade oil impeachment is no.
thing TO them, any OF them, as little restraint
Is 10 be found, presume, from The fear oil offend
ing continents, (c.)
you are, therefore, sir, well warranted in saying,
hat either monarchy or aristocIacy will be
generated; perhaps The most grievou= system of
government may arise The unl check 10 be found
IN favor OF the democratic principle, in this SIS
TEN IS the House of Representatives, which,
believe, may justly be called shred or rag of
representations the lights OF conscience the free
dom Of the press, aid the trial by jury, are at
mercy.
In this congressional legislature bare naioyity
can enact commercial laws, so that the reureseu-
taiives OF he seven Northern States as they will
have majority, can, w lar, create the n.os OPP
pressive monopolies upon the Fl, Southern States
aChose circumstances and productions are essen
TALLY different from heirs: (d) 1t supposed that
the policy OF tie Northern States will prevent such
| abuses but how feeble, sir, is policy when OPP
posed to interest among trading people; and what
Is the restraint arising from policy? |, is said hat
we may be forced by abuse to become ship-buiId-
ers but how long VIII it be before people of
agriculture can, &c.
/ am, with the sin. crest esteem and regard dea,
sir, your most atectiona'e, obedi,nt seryont,
RICHARD H. LEE