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There is T good reason to believe, says the Philadelphia Gazette, that the excitement called Arti-masonry,i is gra- dually passing away. It has never been rife in our cities, and in the coun- try, the love of many for the promul- gation of it's intolerant and prosecuting spirit, seems to wax cold. We have no design 10 impugn the motives of any who have entered the ranks of that party; but we think it can be demon stratcd that it consists of moro adven- turers than any party that over had an existence since the days of Machiayclli. We base our belief on the decline of the sect, upon the fact that numerous journals devoted thereunto, are now de- filnct; and it cannot be supposed that the cause