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4rre, s nnt .9ec~a-t 3 Tie C fitu'ian, uR' efs
u ~ IL coaarueI "a to apProaate the PerveT
fOn Of truth, and to f4ndion the lies and
e4iumni.s ol wicked nen. THIS is not the
freedom contemplated by that inarument--it
extends to the promotion Of rational enquiry,
md protects the citizen in the propagation of
his opinions, provided Re keeps within the
bounds at truth, aud dnes not vent his GcffA-
NATION with Intent to efFea lomc unlawful pur-
Pctc.


Your mournful dir2e az the profpe6s Of war
is better lnited 10 deaaoDiac, at this period,
than to the chief magiirlte Of State. No
advantages to he gainei BY war May pro-
bably lole every Ting That is valued by free
men Surely, Mr.. GArSrd, yon have caught
the fever Of Jaf:ri5r-imbibed at Tie approach
Of the Britih troops into Virginia during the
late war, when, while he was Governor OF Ihat
State, he Quilted it with precipit 4tion-and
left his fellow citizens 10 work ont their own
fa,vat;on with fear and trembling, as he had
done. "A few more fuch fevers will invite the
canibals of France 10 cur doors and then
thete ,wic-brothers in f.dit:on may chant their
national hymns in honor Of t!eir Illuminated
fy}ern. If the unrcmitted rapne of France for
more than FIVE years paR-if the ertinguilhment
Of morality, Of religion, Of the faith Of trea-
ties, and of the law Of nations, among French
men-if the mauifefaiion Of deGgn on their
part TO reduce US to Aavery, by the deRtuc-
ton Of our pEefent government-are not fuf-
ficient cau{es Of war, thenle Us bend our necks
20 the guiiIotine, and not furviye the death Of
our freedom


But before this melancholy ca,aarophe takes
place, The people Of the Northern States vii
make one manly effort to repel the attacks of
Frauce, and to puuilh the trfay6a Of domeRic enc
mics. If the State Of Kentucky, Patronzed by
Virginia, and headed by Garrard and 1fftrlog.
fhould fet up the Randard Of our ancient tories
-efpoufe the caufe Of our implacable enemies,
and aim deadly blow at our own govern.
ment, they mutt expect fmilar fate aud the
citizens Of Maine viii be the frf to begin the
falutary work. The rslolutions Of Virginia
and kentucky, grounded on the moR abfurd
principles, and in conformity 10 the fpeeches Of
thei- frf magiRrates, may 1erve TO render the
deluGon of their citizens Gill more inveterate,
and very probably produce temporary oppo,
ftion to the meafures of the Federal Govern.
meEt-But returning feuie of proPriety, and
Of the intrigues by which they are now fedu-
ced, will eventually operate on The body polite,
like cathartic on the human frame, and purge
it Of its cruditable particles and Tz3rrI6n and
Gayrar9 will fall the hrR victims 10 popular
fury