Ammitan Republican,


AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

SATURDAY MORNING, r1s. 81 la4o.

W,su.Ne1oN's BrnTu DAY. Tomorrow |
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W,suNe1oN's BlRTu DAY. Tomorrow
will be the anniversary Of the birth day OF tie
gre.t aud good lFa~hiugton--who has been
correctly styled "thc father Of his country
for. to him, more than to any other man, is this
nation indebted for its liberation from bondage,
and its establishment as free and independent
power, Most heartily do we wish, that the
spirit which guided him, could be more extern
slvely infused into tho people Of this country;
for we have sadly deviatod from his principles
aud disregarded his advice. Ills patriotism
was pure--hs professions sincere. How dIiier-
ent from the partizan domagogucs OF the age
whose patriotism consists in obtaining power,
and whose professions are made but to deceive
We may erect monuments to the memory oI
Washington at the capitol, and in every State
of the Union; but until we learn to initiate his
virtues, and to adopt his principles for our 60
vernment, we shall fail to do acceptable honol
to his memory. His Farewell Address should
be reverenLiully studied, and its precePts deeply
Impressed upon our memories, that we may re-
rard factious leaders less, and the honor anc
glory Of our country more.