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Text- 3 A Democracy js scarcely
tolerable at any .period of national
. history.:' Its omens are always" si
nister, and "Uvpdwers ai;e unpr-'
pittousi With all the lights of ex
perience, blazing before our eyes,
it is imposiible not, to .discern the
futility of thisyhrm of government. It
was weaV and wicked in Athens.
, t was bad in Spirta vand worse in
Home. It has beenjfiedin" France
, and terminated in despotism. It
was tried inV England, and rejected
-with the .utsiosA loathing anil abhor
' rence. It is on its trial here, jmd the
isiuetuill be civil war, dissolution nJ
anarehj. No wUe man but discerns
- its Imperfections; no good tnafi."but
Ihudders at its miseries, no honest
-." man but proclaims its, fraud, and no j
brava man out draws his sndord avcuAst
I ' its force. The institution 6f asdierhe;
- of polity, so radically contemptible
" and vicious, is a memorable example
I of what the villainy. ef ' some men can
devise. The folly'of others receive
I ' and bo'th. establish, in despite of
. reason reflection and sensation.-.
Boston gazette and Port Folio."'
ArTER reading the above "para-
l graph, can any man hesitate to declare
" tlat thqre h a party in this countryop
posea 10 our present system 01 goveriv
ment ? That there'are men who stand
ready to draw their swords, t6 over
th'ow the Constitution ? For this pur
pose, it is probable, an army was
raised uhdfr the last dministratiori7
, and after pleasing . themselves with
prospects highly favorable to its ac
complishment, they have abused. Pre
sident Jefferson and others,, that their
views hav , thus far been frustrated.
Whea such writers reprobate Dem
' ocracy,it is Republicanism they Vcan
to deprecate; for there is no other
species of Democracy, either in the
Federal or State.Governments. What
system of D:mocracy is oneratine: in
any part of tReiX)nion, h.iCbv,pofr
I tends M civil war, desolation . Jiud
anarchy" I Where is the man who
k discerns its imperfections, or shudders
at its miseries f or where is the u hon
est man who would draw his sword a
gkins its force" ? These are the
lantings of a treasonable faction, who
Jliirst for carnage and desolation ; and
, who never will be satisfied .till they
Jittc annihilated every attribute which
cebignates Republicanism.
. The writer of the above toraerat)h
h called on, to point out explicitly what
te. means by ileclannj, that the in
v.itution-of a scheme .ofDolitv f which
lie stiles Democracy) so radically con
temptible and "tirious, is a memo-
TrLle example of whatj the villainy of
ante men can dcvise and the. folly pi
others receive and establish, in despite
. -t)f reason, .reflection and sensalipn"!
As there are no other systems of 1
polity established within the United
Stales, than the Federal and State
Constitutions, he must certainly revert,
to one of them. Taking it for granted
that he reprobates the Federal Govern'
m.Tif, I would ask him whether he consi
ders authors of that institution destitute
f ,f 44 reason, refaction and sensation")
Has he th'e eFrontery to declare, that
the adoption cf it, . is a tnemorablo
example of the villainy of some men,
and the folly of others" I Does not the
r.ame of Waihixotok accompany this
Instrument, and will he presume to
J rank him as the most prominent til-
tain, by admitting his signature to ac
company its , promulgate arid sanc
tion its ntification f Will, this intur
KrtM 5ra w his sword" to annihilate
tho work of this patriot or describe
he men who devised the mea'sure.
as precipitating our country into clil
wr, desolation and anarchy C
, ; We have of late a few mm sculk.
Ing within the ser ports, and employ
lb their renegadocs in the country
ton, to rtpnilMtt fitpuhlicontm un
der the terra Democracy j but they
have neither the honor or honesty to
( avow eiplicitly that they arc opposed
. ti the present Federal Government.
They call themselves JttfmNii$nstbul
It Is as hilarious as Salcn's calling
hfmttlf t CUthtla They ntttr
srtre sincere hi their attachments t
,1 Rrpuhlicon ('.overrtftient, thenigh
while thry cniortilall the advantspti
rising front an eatravsgarit ij!m cf '
aJifiinistrsiioti, thry prrtended to pit. I
nmtre its ctuiiinmerii. While
Jncnturrs mere adopted wMrh tended
1 &hnltil1.lo irr tuiftrlttji f l .
I, ititut iin, and vihile thry wcru
J.H of wy lucrative etao.u-
mint. then.foWooth, (it Wcs'slngt
I ii Federalism were highly beatific
but.the Anient the Administration
begaaUoitakela cntfary direcliqn,
these men discovered their hatted to
all the fundamental principles, of .aur
national compact,; .and by means.the
most; fallacious are. undermining the
basis on which the sUpefstructtire,'is
founded. There isjiot a man within
the high' flying federal party, errtplu'
tically allied the Juntos ; but ' wouia
reject with the utmost " loathing and
abho.rence,, every quality f Repub-i
Hcinism retained in thcFexIeral and
State i Constitutions. ATI .their confi
dential cbayersatipiTi is, unequivocal to
this point, and ail their, political mea
sures tend in the most direct manner
to effect, their treasonable purposes.
Many of them da not' hesitate to de
'cUri in favor of ORnarchy. resefvijjfe
16 thipsfhes the, right of chusinguieir !
ivionarch, and having tne.. order ana
privileges of Nobility exclusively, be
stowed on thentsetos "and family.-, , Tli?
Junto are no .farther Monarchists,
th?fl that all power must be Cons'ol'r
dted ithin their own party and that
a lew. of their ' dignified characters
should have, the sole aithot ity Vd put
tip one and pit down another. This
in their opinion would be a glorious
reform and so tenacious are the indiVU
duals who. compose this Junto," that
they ever will be uneasy till they have j
accomplished this' object -They are,;;
playii.5 off every tricfe to effect this I
purpose 1 they sometimes' pretend to ;
be friends to the Constitution,, by stil- j
ing themselves federal Republican ; ,
they publicly speak' respectfully of Mr
John Adams, K sing fijmi tl Liberty
but they privately abuse hini inter ms tt
approt toils as they use towards Mr. Jef '
ferson. They sometimes flatter a man's
vanity, by helping hiru to a prominent 1
seat in the- Legislature while at, the
trf. .f.vA .n!W' ' .1.. ... n
atuv 11111c iiicjf aptaiv nun iiic ui- j
most, derision of his stability or intcgri- l
ty, and at a convenient season..it ls
probable, will be as ready to degrade ,
as they now are to elevate hini. j
la order to Ainderstaftd these revilcrs
'ct Dmocrary, it. is proper to define r,
their meaning by r.cefting to t'le .
Co.istitution. As there is no other
idea attiched to Democracy' than the
rkhtotuJfi-age- either in the federal 1
or state constitutions,, the writer in-
tends t6 urge every man to draw his
sword in opposition to this-elective !
principle. The Essex Junto cannot '
but " bath and abhor" thfs right, as
exercised by tradesmen ndolhera", ,
wnoei they stile the lower ordeV ol
the people. After they have deprived
tke Mechanic's of this ext'rtisc of Dc- '
f-vocracy, they will next strike M the
class of lUtailio ? Shopkeepers alt 1
Cornhill falls under this predicament. !
.When the Junto can effectuate this a 1
ristocratical rcff.rm, tley will proceed '
to c hs'ider Farmerk of & particular
description astmqualified votersthe '
dlstlnclioti lr. the country vrouldbe, I
Esquire Such-vonc has a. right to ote,
but ifr. tSuch-a-one has nou-If an
hot est labourer should presume to ,
tcte, j the Junto 1 would draw their 1
swords", to prevent him. 'When
l.-.!... . . c i. 4 I
iiauoiiicii) laiiiici Hi wijiici pcri
and Labourers are all deprived of their
elective privilege, then the process
-would go on with if.ore rrpidity j
line, wouhl be drawn bclween the
Giants and I'igfitirttfih Urn ; between
Clergymen of the "order of the Uni-'
teriity," and Dabtists UnivenaliMn,
Episcepiians andtvery other rcli.
clous denomination. Thus ln time.
the great sytem ofe!ccthn would to
confined-to that desenprton or men
Wldch might be countenanced by. A
Icxandcr, Timothy andU Uietr atio
ciatvs ; and unless the people consent
ed to approve 61 their dccuicns, the
". sword would .be drawn" to enforce '
the'ir pious determinations. When '
this scheme of polity was rompletely
ciivcted, their; wise men of the cast"
would discover lit perfections then
the " brave men" would return their
swords Into tt:e IcabboardiTahd ihe
"ttnamon perj4" wfuhl be slloned
peacealdy to maVe thtir obeisance to
their lords and Masters, and humMy
adore the' "liihti ofexptrier.ee llax
Ine before their ryeju ' -llail,
halcyon days, when Republi
canism shall be so far discarded, that
no " honct man" but trH.liims its
fraii J, and no brave man" but draws
his aword s-yainst its rce when tin
me of Waiitaore shall be loath
ed and abhorred" ff detisingand a.
dopfin a scheme i-fpol'ic) predicated
on Republicanism. In tfeapitt tf tea
ion. rt fled ion and sensalioa.
. When ail thia la arcomlUhrl. In-
stead wf crcctlnj a MauJturata tie
.'-, ::-'- '- -t; pi?
virtues of Washingf i, the r contemp
tible instlraiioa' of tha f edei'al Con
stitution will stand a :f faamoraUlc ex
ample of what ihfcllSainj of $omemen
can devise, and.; th j folly of others re
ceive."These are the' pufe" princi-
Ve ot-moiern Federalism, let the JRe.4
puDlican citizens juge f men- uic-
fits' - V : -W'-'t-- - i ,
"j; As" the Legislatureis now in session,
it would be a good trial of political
.sentiment for the Federalists to put
the question. With all their vauntmg,
thev dara not try their strength on any
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expucn moiiofi. :,r . j
-, t Fromjtjtf Salem Register.- , ,
The la II accounts ram. England re
pon very.di(F:reni bpiniunt . of the. mi-iflryt-
'Annin 'between Addington
i Pitt !eirt prpoC 4 ,bf f 'me, and
the rcfturiif f Pt(tby biherv, ; A
motion was threiteued tor a comiaittee
of the whole-upon thi flieof ihfhaiiorik
The'. "orders' comifined for the defeoce of
the nation and the preparaiioVa of the;
fleet, and . report, were Ijrpt jt cirr.ulj-i
tiou thf Buenjpirre wojld not accede
10 the lid propofniont. the Briiifh j
Court,- -n oppornion to.ihe ciatm 5f 1
IValu by ike-French, it was iaQi.uai.ei i
that ihrde'pa,iiro,'of ihe frencfi iroop i
ir jm iToiiano,,w retjtwea py-.ine tng
lifh. The Kceni?h kad;. noi birely con
verted agarrifon diejr-W a right i place
in Flufhing into a feige,' iut'Ue Wench
troop weie pouring into Holland along
all th coaHi. Such wit the account on
ihe cjih of April,"'and'froii BrcfTcU ih
item was thai t,oS were oiarching
lowirdt Holianc. The French' were
extending their uonpj from Havre 'lo
Olhnd on thtir owo teiritoficK ,Tfc
Par it papers are si lae at ihe tl of Mjv.
Oa the 5.H of Apl, it Wit r.pontd at
I'arit ihat ht,Kng Ih ini RufTun Mi
nilleH had acon"ri-!ile in thy cny, in''.
confe'ejuence of which difpaifhi' hJ '
bien leDtto their refpeciiva ciniri, It t
Wasiddvd hat the Kofi Co(.d of Funce.
bad alfo frni an officer of hit liff gnaid
w hdifpatehe. toMjdiid. .Tr-clc tnea
furei ai teprelVnted at cor.fefl.ient up.
cn D.uot' return froo HfJii, ,T;9.'i htnevolcnce, fVfi':f ir coropetiiioa with
Dauh papers far, thai Al-.xmdrr, tha.' ihtiV fivutirite p(Ti(rt, .;'.
Emrof f RhT'K fMMifrd t f. Cjr Uft icouii t from St, Dora! np,
tecltlie IUnfe-Towiu, Ihjuld a wir c. , t.-ere not the am !l tncoarijite.' ih
. -n t ,jp.i. i ..r. . . .
iuny tooimcure oeiect.T t'giana aii
cef ,t!jat ihty are e.g:r for iheir prry.
By ibe lfl account we hie fcen, f.
Veral unfporit had a'tived tff Alexin '
dni, aod the apearanrti of an .intended
cvicuaiion con'imie, tut. ve have n e j
vidtnea of the 'etni wha ever aflnr. '
arce may htvc b-cn givei at ConHin-
tinoplc, ihat it 1h uUI ak place at ai
earlier perntd tVa.i ih- prcfnt.- v , !
iNfW iripi for Malta have receied
ordfri, and i.n in'erna) fti nf ihe if. ,
land did not leal toetprct fn tvaeaation.
It it fatd ihtt ri itihabnamt do not Wifb
it, at u J that the Wie appoin;iehi it aot
agreeble to ihe order, and tHat ihe Nei.
politan irocpt are toot in eonmand. Ol
the 13th af March Couiirtt ptlf.'d fr;
cjuenily betwen Maha and Kaplei, Tiia
Lnglifh perftvere ia re'ainirg il, - " j
13 ihe lad accounit, pickei-boa't h
tween Oiraiio, in the t'omininnt of Na.
fie', and Cotfu were eCablifhed. A
piUifoffp-irtees tlajt 11 0 foal to aoJ
lr .hele placet. - ,
from ihe Ejnpirt ef Germany wa
leatn ihai Trie3e i, JmImi cf ihe privi-
If gM of Venice, buh the Emperor it
. . m . "
oupoica mine a iti porr, ana i ei-
lerd lit ptivi'.ffct. The Athhbotbood of
ihe Cifa'pine teplir, A .be dJpofiiion
y.,,aVnil7' "o g"" (o
Allatfia Ira llAlik .I...... rt. - .
j v
w.iu, inn puuvj. - - .
I lie trench irori dimmiui in Swit
ayrlaad, and fftat tbaagt ia the Freotfs
ncaf trctart eipeOed. It ii faid g'tne.
ral DuiBtt will command foe the ore.
fenVeod g"U Ney A Sena, will 4
wi aaiaw. uekgff"i alio gone
on 10 Paris fron ihe tmnl difaJtctfd
placet' T Swifa aonirraplaia'impor.
laat anatfttii) iktir fator, iafitc thl
eeri futir g S( Statct' General.
Tka Baak ol France was 10 bt ali.
Cuffed in April, ft tu wt fou aniy tA
pea lome efmnumca hnt re ratting th 1
(inal ficteft t.f .be fU ihUh Lai been ,
prppofed. t ; j
btanlieal accnuf ti tana erf d.rT:cu!t 1
to ob:am in pad year. Tf.eir itpot
aacc it anw aibr.olcd,'d, and d.!!tr.'
t 9aramrn t provide ihim tr ih :
br1 tufiisfrt of .ka trorntiiiv. I
The laft report i Dai'k f.ona ih :
Trtifurv give iha af the landrd :
isrtH of DrriV, on ihi'joh of
Jrw, t :AyfC V dollart.
' Ibl CJlfo rf f ..i'.il n a repo't
fffpiOtnl Grrrliiid, t'tw ?a Wv
lloi, very (ttti'.tt Tan trftt sa
fraace. Ihe Hencb coraplain aiisly 'J td utterly incompeiani for any great fer.
of ihe frtrdom taken wiiti' .hrir vtlfelt j Vicei, h;le the regroei only changed
by the F.-.glifh rcui'z-n, wh.fhare to ,; ihe femes of ibeir erueliief, and of ih;'r
pre-ptiu-ucj in lavnr.qi iheir naval (.jo i di vaflanont. In France, tha nit.onal
eflabnamenu m that; .twt'wry-ti of
which h.al dWtn: coirinimicaiionc Vitb
Denmark Jo ifSc). The .inhabttanis
were t2a.j4aiuu nas BeeaiOL ii
creafe ihe national atte niton to thefe co-
Unies. " v . '' .'... !
In Sweden 'th$ publte a'rerttion ha
been arrefled by the diTcovery of i lie
K tended lecrets 'pf Charlet Bvvheman.
e'(papera are nor, and brobably never
will be, given , to the public.-Like ihe
late Confpirator it London, he hat had
intentions- unfavorable- tp , ihe govern
ment, which were in' hi protno:.d not
bj arrmbut ty itun'guet, and allodia,
tihnt. When r we find it" an acknow.
ledged truth that myflicifm and fuer.
fti'ion are . ihcreafing in ' ihis' country,
and thai ihe pre fa ia iu 'oo country under
more fcvere-rellrjinti we fiiatl not be
mote jiirprt fed to hear aflomCiing act
counts vt human actions' and purpofci,'
ahan we are in ihe- region, of fuperfti.
ion, of fairies' and' apparitions The c..
counts have juft 'reached ihe'm of thefe
wondeiful coiuritintet, and iits not"fur
pcifing to find ihern exifting ia the firfl
fufpicioct, ,4. t . 1 i . '
if! 'We learn lhac C6mmerar ii ihe perfon
'elablifhed by Aullria wiih ihe F.nglttb
Cixifut at'BachWeft in .Wallachia,- A
new Spanifii rainiflcr is appoimed -for
KiiglandV .V;:.--' ", " :'
.'The 'German papers us that ge.
nius i nptforgoiisn when employed in
the church. That 'the' celebrated poet
Matihifon, far feveral hymns performed
in the high church ofStutgtrd, received
from ihe? Duke of Weniriiberg, a ring
worth 1303 rixdoUirt""'' .v' ' ,
From Africa we learn, that the Sierra
'Leone fettlemenia' are much diflurttrd.
IVport fays y $ NoVa-Scptia fetrlers
and Maroom. The fuccefs of thefa
fcitlemrntt hat been an important obierl
flto humaniiyt
ihe till' onci
it Itiirtianilat. lrstl VsmA .V kiM
That they cannot have
concurrence ot ail. commercial
naiiuii;, whrrl the Give trade it known,
will be coqfck d.' Civliri:ion it a long
ami ' (I w 'work. Bui it hat not its great
ell d -ffKu'.ii from tit own na'ttte. The
civi'ut'd (laiioris which can defltoy each
o brr,'nd themf :lvtt " for wealth, may
aot Icvery indnigtnl 10 4he Ichfmet of
frenca .lorcsa In lha iliind
aneriiion wat ci g)g-d by a bolder liojetl.
In Parii, ih; plan propof.d wat ffrai
force a "d no mercy. Ii it (aid thai the
nephew of Gen. Rorlint.brtu wat at Ha.
re; rea!v 10 T1 f" St. Dtig. The
unhappy To.tfTunt wv a pr j.'oner at Be.
fincn. The errort ha commined were
grrar. but iha fohi'.uJo . and tiiehti he
difrovered are 10 be admired, 'lis it a
ful rcfutavn thai lhreii ch'aracltridic
dilTerence'ii ihs fpeciti of ritn, while
11 mjy remain fr age Bayund ihe power
t,f any txperimani, to remove (he general
dilf-renca of eharaflc svhieh exiftt. Ire
foliiary faQ of the cCj ialiiy, ii eflablifh.
rd l gtrrut it yet lo bring ihe mirdt of
te bUcfet 10 an equal (ufcepnbiiity,
fri ihe famspteant of edutation.
The" Dutch, at iha Cir f Good
Hope, we are told, hava not. indulged
J iha. Iibfaj policy if h Jicglifh, bu?,
hae returned la all their former eaclu.
fie Driirtlf dian,t la k iilitimri ii,l
,f Icrancf. T ihi.; nations ha- rren left
inclintd in their Cloniet, hn in pa.
tern cffuntrit. Wbea ihry hava nerd.
led emetprif and niu, ihey have not
1- I .... . ,.-a'.t. ,,v.i
reUreJ- ihem betaula afitaiei wi.h
I t.tt,xAt. ukMi r,. .k-
belt efnUnn They bave ofterf raf-
I PiantrliheUprtJud.cet. that the? miirht
I (a a ' a' . CT
' m g (Hrt in ihrir power, With the
lead evil. In forae drrtee tSi mi be
true in lit iha c.bruH, and the Dutch
ovgii not, 11 1 commercial nation, lo '
fof)fi ihii irmK. "i ' , j
;,Thef art-diragrceibU' riporti iki'
lome inaiaat tiporr o:i Iranneta havt
become trouble forte. We have dai 11
yet either ihe clufe cr the ti'ent f ihn
tvd. Ii trill e SKo ker tnoiite f jr ttir
rtii'piiicn,' and for ika Uiej, which
,iro;ftan fttleieon bv of ibtra ai
tuieSbuuM. . '
'iha repoiti refprfling lit negroea In
Nonb-Carttlina bita p't-V.irr new.-in
ibem j difonteata will anfa, M'tcb itn. '
gr ai pre uni It not 10 be appiel.nided,
Lallipg qirt 11 impt.fl.ble. AH na.
lioot havt fnd it fo.'
ll atcrntait refpettAf Iu;Cia art '
iao.itaiif. thc.aiiHl rrcrp.ibn t.f out
Mini flrt iir Ftaace, ;.fet u g'd hope
in hai rj latitr, fro.a .Kk) our brfl hopea
-f torn, a,f I fr ,r. ?.(,fic
iff.
nunaiiun of mir dih(uhir, " .
Witi i fd-oa on the 1,1 td Jaa at
he.lrt tf co'.'.an f..I iii. t.,.
DDrar.
ilbeen explained tngcniouay loan i
Vtlclc idded Voth valu3blc,Ametlcarf 4 v.
Edition of WUIichVDomctUc E'rt. ;.tn
cyclopfcUa.1 -The tlefi'n of this--;-wmk
1$ the tnoft extenfively ufful f
thai can -be. pfopofed. It renJerk u ,
a jiencral knowledge of the rti : fi
miliar and iff.f - : " ' v
Ve ate forry- to hear of an in- .
jory which Dr. Prieftly has recciv
td from a fall. ; We know the evil
o( fuch things to tne n advanced i;
Ufa. bat we trult his life will ytt
be (pared lor important fcrv'tcct to
tnanltihd. ' , . -
- Fifom Ihe KetitucHey Gazette.. '
RIGHTS OF M AN' ; .
, Governments, "where herd,itary det.- ,
cent ia an elementary principle in tho ,
executive department, may very hatii .
rally be compared to a machine, wtta
One of its wheels often at' rest;: and at '
'Other' times workinj' with such'tio '
lence,'as equally 'to derange its own
Jharmony andAo destroy the object up)
Oh which it operates. ' As nature doet 4
not invariably bestow' wisdom where It
Is most wanting, sO innumerable in
4 stances bate occurred in the history
of monarchical institutions, where the
"throne has been' filled by idiots and
madmen. Durlpg,the time of the lm- '
pcriargovernment at' Rome, . arid ini ,
deed in France England, Sweden and
Russia, characters of this description , J
arose to power ,'by the mere chance of
btreditury descent At Koiaie th ,
Emperor was sometimes so milch in!- - ,
capuciated to dischage uie duties ot-'
his Office, that the seriate! which consti
tuted a part of the legislature1 of tlit
state, were-1 compelled .to take every
jmportaht affair Jnto their own hand. ,
The irnperial part of the goYewmcnt'
was completely at rest and enjoyed i
Kind of degraded nominal co-opera?,
tion, without the wisdom to diw.rim't
nate between', the. utility or evil tenden
Cy of each legislative act. 4 ' -,.
:; This kind of governmefit Is a meriS
farce It issomethiiij? like t,hcj dead '.'
I toun's hand In 0 game of cards, which
is Kepi iormaay one sicie, 10 oe woraeci
On, as occasion may require, without
bcirg able of itself to do any thing. y
' Cut when the- chance of hereditary'
lescent fills the throne with a race of
unprincipled madmen, the state of so
citty wherever the evil exists, is trftly
deplorable. , The executivedi-partr
ment becomes av deadly despotism at .
whose footstool tho government and
"the nation sulimit themselves 'with a
kervila fear.'. W'hen Louis the eleventh .
broka the power of the nobility of
w .a . t ' at
vranee, the executive wheel ot go
vernnii:rjt thrCw-tlie nation into a state
of the utmost ennfjsion, and'idii-
mateiy destroyed Hsclf, al the decopi
tation'.f his successor, Louis the 16th.
Louis the eleventh got U military
chest in his hamls, destroyed the '
coonterpVise :which' existed between
the mondrch oh ihe one hand, and the
people rr.d nobles on the ether, by sua
pending the i provincial "parliamenlsi
andliid the founihllon for Ue French
revolution,- through the onpresssiont
of I Auis the fourteenth. Charles tho '
twelfth, threw the whole nation: of
Sweden into convulsions, when he pe
netrated to the centre of Russia ani
tarried his arms into tha riisaits of
Poland. What vss the ultimata ef
ftlct f lie destroyed himself and Jm
InJcpcrfdcnce of both Sweden an l
Denmark. Peter the great acquired
an established influence over' the Se
nate! of these kingdoms 3t it is a' fact
not generally knovrn, that the prlncW
I pf has bean perpttuatcd In the line of
i his suecaori ever ainct. "
This kind of government It a'lwaya
dangerous. .Its principle ii hot rrU-'
tlvft to social happinrs. It cad gr.ly
Tourish on deception, which' is fim(.
limai detected by thctir,Htee tt dt
mocracy and thrn society, suffers all
th calamltica of titilxommotion.
Rut let us turn f.-om the subject ori
Which . the mind can scarcely nd a
resting, hrC( to ror.iemphte the pcr
fictions cf therepiiMiran plan, which
has truth and reaton fvr its Imaiav
IVfany writers on tV 1. u uce ctf-c.
Ternment have hern iJtitj r a't
U'lUvourably r.f t!ic i' ' '.. an -Ln,
fn accrount of the fadi ' ' h it
Is pttogivebinh. Nj' ; 1 1
ever can ha t,fr cif!K ; f ,r it
marV)L!ililjnaia maum, tl t suc!'
I the trtn, of, manVitsd, t!.tt?f
tla hot iciuli'y I'iio lStMmlra in
a State tf da!.r;er afnttUifH'i.ifi With,
0U a J a'in!,!; ca . t eft n
Insurrcctl'ina' at Jlcwa 1'
iTiitin .fi'.'b wr r r,f fh'ii,t. 1
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