PRESSES
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4 public press is like public fountain,
the streams issuing from it are received
and drunk by all classes of society. \
we'll conducted newspaper is like a good
fountain, which invigorates and streng tn
ems the political body; but should these
streams, by any debility in the propelling
powers. or by means of any unjust in fu-
ence or corruption, become sluggish and
inactive. fatal lethargy ensues; or else
the political system being strangely per-
verted, society suffers.