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people which renders them incapable of making
the leaf effort or aruggle. and induces them 70
confde their hopes of rrdrefs and ann 517ea.
Ito the God they have renounced, the Sovereign
they have betrayed, and the nations they hgh.
againft


at the prefent moment the reins of Govern
ment feen ready to fall into any hand tha, will
reach at them. Either the principle of ambi-
ton is effete and ipent, or the calamities of
France have made The ieeptre itlelf undcirable.
This we conGder to be the true fecret why
IN the late alterations 70 little has appeared of
individual ambition why none of the charges
that have taken place have led to great 1efits
even TO ulteTior eonfpiracies.


Barras indeed has to fwalow fome bitter
pills, but they are glded with great art and
care, The trial of bis former a1oeiatcs. and
the denunciation of his Secretary Legarde, can.
not be agreeable ever to one 10 dileiplined in
Pethdy and revolutions, although in every ae.
cufation there is kind of rying chufe for him.
fef Il is /" during his abfence" or " againt
his will'' that all the frauds and Ipecula,ions
we're committed. But he reigns only over the
general langour which be dare, NOT to difpel
By any aa of vigour or selaf


Never yet perhaps was fovereign 70 unen-
We'd, or q pre- eminence 70 little dcGred. The
approach of Susuarroqo, like the approach of
death, bids men relinqnifh their hopes, their
Paiions, their revenges. 1t cannot be, bu. that
barras has his enemies and his rivals TOO but
they will truf their cauie to Saauarrs1u.