FOR THE GAZETTE.
Sucb Things Are.
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VKT HAT IS more detefable in fociety than


w an equiv0caI character Thoie under
the guidance of dapGciy ought to be kicked out
Of it. double face 10 things OF a dcmeltic and
private nature, and in the general commerce Of
the world, ought to meet with no indulgence
from the tongue Of reProach-bnt IN matters Of
a higher nature, when our national peace and
independence are at fake, ii merits fomething
more than the feverity Of language, or the look
of contempt.


We have fome charaAers among us, who are
al things to all men. If they be in the com
pany of ia-obins, they will advocate and adopt
the fentlments Of the party and no f)oper do
they intermix with federaiiRs, than the Pref
dent, and the administration Of our government,
are the theme OF their panegerc and praie.
At one moment they will denounce The alien
and fedition bills as the vilea encroachmentS
on the contribution and on the liberties Of the
citizen-when at the next, perhaps, nothing is
70 well calculated to bride the tongue Of fan
der and calumny, and To prelerve the exil}ence
Of our government. Theie oppofte lentiments
are adopted as convenience may didate-hop-
ing thereby TO gain The confidence of all, and
lulpcions of none. Men of this character have
an immoderate Thrift for power-they think
heir talents entirle them to notice-they affect


0 Be the friends Of the people, and omit no
frataeem to ride the thouders Of a caPricious
populace. But the fact is, they cannot be


runed by either Paity-both view them with
eyes of jealouiy, and never fail to kee them in
the humble walks OF domehic life, unknozViag
and prkaoo0n" as 70 the fufrages of ,l- people.


There is another ft Of politicians very much
# this cait, bnt which are generally more fnc-
celsful we mean thole dou5tiHg characters, who
never fail TO mix with their appreciation CT pub
l:c mealures few icniments Of diilike TO par.
ficniar men or to particular ads of government
They hope by this conduit TO be viewed as i'm
partial politicians, and as having no connection
with either Of The great parties in the county.