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the adoption Of the connuton Bur this will not argue
any thing lupPOIc-for Mi Jefferon fays tbs Juryy
were againf his party 1t is really pity that nations
find out fome better plan than to have laws and
judges.


But after all whether Franc, was to have the dfpo-
a Of Us not, does not plainly appear that the par
ties here alluded to capable Of other decriptons
iuch friends of order and enemies of order friends of
government aud encmie: of government friends of the
union and enemies Of the union And Is net the form
and the fublance Of the BrtiG government pro-
Pely Centralized by the fentfpo4J a Of liberty PIT
very that after the publications of the PreGdents
book IN defence Of tb Ameriaan Cosrfiso, which alrea
dy had Jingle executives like England, though not here
dtary but elective fmilar form was projected for the
whole nation and by the whole accepted bur with
what face rtubeaas who plead for the government
Of maorite coutend that this was the contrvance OF
party 1t 70 happens that Mr.. Jeaerfon's parry are
always convicted by their own arguments, and III Il
there's any thing better to fay againR them than
what they fay themGeIves


Let it always SC born in mind that the Vice preilent
wrote this letter in I796-Then i that he told
Mazzei Of Anglo Monarch oArinocratic party which
had arlen before 1889, and yet conquered. Ii
had, to be fure, ncoceded 70 far give US con-
tuition and ;ryin" trengthcn by gaining the
affections Of the people. But fays he, NE HsvefBcLsF
b4v agfbiqg 70 ay4rf Vey P7Ue and 5aH break tbi
lli6utiaH hs"-This, fay, ii 1896. i there
any wonder that Mr. Harper ihould FAY in the affef-
fon Of Con- refs tha: he had intelligence Of va con-
fpracy, and had got hold of clue that would conduit
him and the public through this republican labyrinth Of
trealon Why this very letter contains the whole buff
nefs it i indeed an invaluable mine Of knowledge.
Who will tell ef Jacobins being convinced and con-
vcrtcd $50 they may in lmsl humbers-but here IS
an indelble party-it has continued certainly from
1888 to I790-Probably eIied before the peace with
c. Britain 1t will forever remain in the country, ana
form the camp Of the malcontents-there will be de-
lerters from both Gdcs-but equal numbers will never
make them equal, for here will be always, If the gov
ernment is wife, that difference Of nrength which IS
known to attend integrity and guilt, while happily the
former is beed with the incaIculablc advantage of
thod and dlcipine BY the contribution, and the latter
bleaed be God afflicted with all the b!unders and
other nnumerabe curles o their favoure diorcanza-
| tioa TO BE CONTINUED.