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tneu I'm 1900 IN the exerct' of them, TO a
thinker will make but little difference--for in
1896 the Jacobins had not, nor have they yet,
been able TO thew the lea(t Infringement of the
conititu.ion by either of tAefe departments, and
10 again, BY my reafoning, if the PreGdent and
Judges maintained and administered the con.
ititution, it follows that the Vice prefident and
bis party would fubvert and de(lroy it. - IF the
Prehdent and Judges proceed by certain rule,
and the Jacobins do not ike their proceedings,
they cannoe like their ,ule. And again, If
thoie proceedings are fuch as the PreGdent and
Judges BY the rule are bound to render, and 70
their mere official duty, and the Jacobins would
have no inch proceedings, they would either
have no tuch rule, or they would have the Pre-.
iident and Judges att againlt it. And if they
would have TO fuch rule, they would det2roy
it. and if they would have the officer aef againl
it, they already confder it as a nullity, or
would take one method to make it 70. In
ihort, 1t IS impoffible TO reconcile this iargon
OF Mr. JetFerion on any other principle than
this, that he and bis party are fet upon over
throwing the storm Of The Britjg g0Vernment."


Bur il we are not yet convinced, let Us pro-
ceed. Orr mais IF qveigkt and riebs5 are % boev-
eyfI, t5at oVe have aotbigg 10 fear from any at
temh agaisq a5 BY fores-a Is Gaffcitnt tbat 4us
guard su,jfiVsS aa4 BREAK tbe Afbniion ties
g BY 1Vbicb tbey b1ve bound nJ" Here is an a.
vowal Of preparation, challenge to the con
teit, and an anticipation of the event--nay more,
full expofure OF inrsntion. There can Be no
doubt, unleis it arifes upon the fgni6cation of
terms, and here there is no doubt" Tbev"
may lignify the Anglo-monarchio- ariRocratic
party, or the COVE nment, at the election of the
Jacobins but it unquefionably means the
former, as YOU viii eaGly determine BY reading
the whole letter. This party "gIve us' the
contribution, or if ycu pieafe, +" fjs farm atc lbs
Britib ,ge ev,rnraent' and this is the s. kzpafiaa
tis." The latter, MIR. JefFerlon fays, . it is
fuficienr that WE Ereak," expreHing at once
intention to do it, and confidence of iuccsfs.-
fThe late Virginia and Kentucky reiolutionsare
quite in poiht, and thefe two weak and infatu-
ated States obfsrve the fame language as their


leader IN their fictitious proceedings for as he
calls the daltruaion If the contribution, "Hbsr


r''-lo they, like foolilh o9rches hiding their
heads and 1nppoLing themfelves unfeen, declare
that they boldfbs union GIcred, both evncing the
eternal and necehary character Of infurrettion
and rebellion, relpe6t for what they are Rretch


ing forth their iacriligeous hands to deRroy.-
The pride and vain glory Of the human heart,
under the auipices, and probably from the very
inipiratioa Of Mr. Jefedon, caught like boy
with the tinlel glare IF now defolated France,
appear ready to act the low and vulgar part Of
miftaking lhadows for fubaances, upon the
ground of prior and more dangerous error,
as they will find it-that of miRaking fubRances
. Tor ihadows. TO BE coNTINUED7