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This, they think, nav entitle them to conf
dence, while it manifeas their wifdom in dif.
eliminating between the good and bad princi-
was General HEATH for many years he received
it at The adoption Of the federal contribution,
and he was for long time delignated by the
aPPellation Of" tbs doubling general"


There is allo third delcription of politicians,
whole a7ion5 are always at war with their Ea-
t1Nepts. We have noticed GaHatin to be flch
an one.-In the Houfe of Representatives., his
actions all tend to lhow, that he is in the inter
eft Of France, and againR the meafures Of our
conitituted authorities But in late anfwer 70
an addrefs from his confituents, adopted BY a
ne& of diiorganizing JacObins, under an ap
pearance of zeal for the public good, he ules
the language of an enlightened fatefman-ap-
proves of the meafures of our government as
necehary and proper, and alto gives them a
gentle reproof for their Detection. Such is the
nature Of intriguing foreigners, who participate
the rights Of citizenfhip, and who are permitted
to fhare the public fuhrage


In times of union and public tranquility,
thele double pI a6fices would be more tolerable,
and 0! courfe lels criminal. Bu5 when freedom
or Aavery IS the queAion- when a foreign ma
ton is endeavou:ng to weaken Us by the arts
of ledudion, and when the conduit of our cii
zens tends to accelerate our ruin,the energies IF
government ought 70 be exerted. We have no
inltruments of arbitrary power among us, f1ch
as the guillotine, letters de cachet, and battles
but we have active laws, and magiRrates arm
ed with authority to Punhh aggreGors.