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ond street, Philadelphia.


The Unpriucipled Opposition. ."-We have al
ready published Mr.. Giles's famous resolutions Of
fered in the House of Delegates of Virginia, and
informed our readers Of their passage in that.body
They have also passed the Senate, in which body
Mr.. Cabell moved new resolution, as follows:


"rhat the Legislature of Virginia will sustain the Cen
era Government in the exercise Of its legitimate powers


The resolution was adopted 12 to 10. So it
seems that in the Senate of Virginia there are ten
men whose opposition to the present administration
is so unprincipled and rancorous, that they have
declared their determination not to support it even
in :" the exercise of its Legitimate powers."-
They have ayowed their intention to endeavor to
thwart every measure recommended by, or having
the sanction of, Mr.. Adams or his cabinet, though
their opposition should produce an irreparable in
Jury to the country.


The Administration and its friends have nothing
to fear from such opponents. On the contrary, a
course of conduct like that Of the ten Senators of
the s. Old Domininn,o will cause the friends of
the constitution, the lovers Of good order, the sup
porters Of Domestic Manufactures and Internal
improvements. to rally to the support ofan admin
,stration opposed by men of such stamp. tits
impossible that the sober and rejecting part OF the
community can unite with those who will oppose
every measure calculated to promote the general
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