,bf. tia TttUBSDJLY, ;|ULY 4, I8ifi. men in pw ««rip'«« » my dirwu-Doe. this ive bean honest and an im I shatt abandon, bat with our lives. public, -we s rtteofth'"g».*>»t yon cannot be same causes of their conviction, thu If the conduct of the men of our . '£»»»« of, nunrfW the purity or the-deed wduld bear the light. choice be worthy of out cause an • T the decline i IC1" - of our ^overnmwt ? are already in .««8"ty Brothers,- with real sorrow I say worthy of themselves i if repub.fi among ui, hwe no longer V ' republican it, our republic Is rapidly on the d« ca«» sustain »he high character, to and arrived at an alarming height ; party, holding the principles con- we must resist the sinister encroach­ cline. Thai constitution Which which they pretend, as 'well, iir >s in the declaration of Inde- sages ments in time, before evil becomes was mad* Vy tbe patriots and ont of power, we owi!N»t to our prt r ptndcnce as sacred, and a rule of .of our country, by the best hands, ciples and justice tofcive them >oti; DoHart ptr Ann*m. inveterate, and by a recurrence to conduct for the government of a and a prompt and vi­ and by the best hearts itt it, is at cordisl support» but if they beconi "*•»»*•*, first principles free people. It has been prostrated ready little more than a caput mor- gorous opposition to bad men and our betrayers, and seek our iqjn hi* " In the by power, and a party has arisen tuuni ; tr. yet a little longer in such their own aggrandizement, »ht> measures, or nothing short of mira­ upon its ruins, composed of the hands, we shall understand how merit-a double portion of abhortente culous interposition can save .us Leib, friends of executive msgistmes, Augustus amused the Roman peo­ To t?nd« avour to gratify ambition ol u fulk of brother from 4, aeimilar fate with all there- * curious discussion, by not unaptly compared to ie Butes ple with the shadow/ of the Com­ cupidity by the ru»n oft fnemi Is th* publics that have flourished and (al­ of Great Britain, hoa»ehold tr'oops monwealth, while the substance was worst of human vices, »ad ought to be in. vain to tstic party, called Clin. ien before us. It will made up of the Icing's friends. It held by the hinds of Caesar. We consign the perfidiomi wretch'to we put our ,the question whether the pray to Hercnles unless is not a party of federalists, but of see already, that in fact, the presi­ everlasting iniamy. We havetevn the wheel and help t.r* i» 8 better condition than own shoulders to a character more abhorrent to the dent nominates his successor1 ; he betrayed brother! ; power has cor­ ourselves. ' under the administration publican mind } it is a party u»ingjold nominates and appoints the secfe. rupted the me.n of our confident.- -' - - - little enquiry Brothers, let us ask ourselves this and reverend names as a mask, tsry of state, and an imperial sena- and our choitet A change Ins be­ question, are we «n a better condi­ that they who are oligarchs in practice, and lus consul turn, crnder executive ad­ come necessary to our safetyf Li­ tion now as a people and a political .... then, ohl List, ye use British maxims and British ex­ visement, constitutes the secretary berty can endure in a pure srmo»-- party, than we were under the ad­ . jo-esof Tammany Hall, for amples for their guide. The king of state president. The people are phere, produced by frequent cluhgis ministration of president Adams ? can do wrong in England, and here amused with slips of paper, upon only ; in f.tt, to use the words of ,,c the words of yxWr own A little enquiry will demonstrate to -,one who has wintered and the president can do no wrong, which names are written t U they an enlightened commentator on the . til that we are not - 'tis true that according to existing maxims. carry them to the poll and drop British government* -Exclusion sred with you ; one who, by individuals who were hi opposition : of your own Clinton, has There, a chancellor of exchequer them into a box, and this is called by rotation, is the only bulwark of to his administration, and who call directs the national representatives the right of suffrage and the elec­ freedom.'1 .icd the calumet in your wigw»m, themselves republicans, have profit- ; like puppets; and here a secretary of tion of their public functionaries ; *To a democrat who remarked, tWtimes that tried men's souls ted by the change ; but has our file the treasury, a hopeful »nd an im­ when in fact sixty-five member! of that many of the old republicans ,,!,<, his graced your Indian country beneCtcd ? Have our prin­ July, ported sprig from the stock of mo­ congress, out of two hundred and were falling off from him, he re­ Wit ton (jny a torrid fourth of ciples been improved ? Has our con i your papooses were sacrificed narchy, speaks to the representa­ eighteen, pi otubiled by the constitu­ plied, »we are numerically and stitutioft sustained no rude shock ? jior of the occasion ; one who tives of freemen, as a pedagogue tion from being eKctors, assembled physically as strong as. ever, tor Have those abuses which were then would to his school boys* There in divan-, drilled for tlu purpose, and i held in exalted place in the se- whit we lose amonj; republicans We •adbsnsaVj 'reprobated been corrected ? Have exercise tl.efunction 01 electors by • of Pennsylvania and a still venality stalks abroad in the face of gain among fedtralitta 1* the enormities complained of iu for­ dictating to the people who shall be rocket was'firrd r culled one in the senate of day, and here it is covered only t After the fir«t mer times been avoided or diminish­ a cobweb veil There, vice fs their president. by the enemy at Bladensburgh, Mr* for with United Slates ; who has ed ? Has the purity snd simplicity And all such men pretend to po­ Madison call'd out. u Come gene­ ye*r» been sn atten- arrayed in dignity, here it is studded of republican manners been pre­ with littleness and meanness. There pular favour or public confidence ? ral Armstrong, come colonel Mon- H»id Silkl, KoUcrver ot public menandmes- * served or chastened by tbe example the hard earnings of tbe poor are No, brothers, We have tried and roe, let us go, a«d leave it to the cal- ijrihuisthe roan you are now or the practice or the public a- filched from them without a sympa­ found them wanting ; letthen>rcliro commanding general," and galloped to; th: s is the man, niolutten gents } . thy ; and here the purses of freemen from their stations, and be it our (r»m the field ! '. i s federalist, who tells you President Adams did not pre­ are considered ss open, to glut the duty to look foi men to supply their | My husband and I, said the wife bray your national adminis- I!T thit tend to be the friend of a represen­ cupidity and the avarice of inf. in places, who will not abuse their of a patriot o1' modern st»rn\ who Whit. corrupt and abandoned i ii tative democracy. He commenced power. There, war is considered trust, whj will administer the go­ boxed the political compass, arc go­ republic is rapidly on the the tliat famous system uf proscription a pastime, and here it is a chess, vernment m its true spirit, and not ing to Washington to endeavour to ". Burlap* e, owing to the profligate and employ it fur their own Sordid or get the -Office, and I mean to s luu. which Mr. Madison has amplified board for political gamblers to play Bpttent rulers who have the and improved, that ' no man sh«u>d upon. Th s short analogy will M- ambitious purposes. Let not the apply to Mrs. M. to use her influ­ of your affairs; and foihersHickslsfe] hold an office under government tisfy you, my brethren, that instead walls of the rebuilt palace (as it is ence, and we shill certainly suc­ longer, (I quote his who thwarted its measures,' with of a republican, we have the rule nicknamed) be profaned t>y the oc­ ceed i for the office my husband OKRlfcg. i wordi, Tammanies,) yet, a lit- this single difference between them of oligarchs, wi.j make public func­ cupancy of a tenant, who inglorious- holds will not maintain as, and Old Hpe*. (longer in such hands, and? we that Mr. Adams directed his ven­ tionaries as George thtxThird makes ly surrendered that palace and the there is so little to be done at the? * 87100, Hr inderitand how Augustus s- geance against his political adversa­ knights of the Buh, or a minister national capital to a band of modern law, thit we thill be obliged to .re­ Skin. with the « kixl C. l the Roman people ries, sgainst democrats ; while Mr. of his members of Parliament ; and Saracens, under another Omar, move into the country unless Mr. IT. of its of the Commonwealth, Madison, with a spirit mors truly that in such hands we shall soon fi- without a struggle ; and by a das­ • gets the Office. They V the iDDttance was held by the career. tardly flightf from the field of bat­ went to Washington and in a tew CbocatesT inquisitorial, comprehends within n'uh our republican bkiiof Czsar.