should say-and I hope TO live @ see
him at the head Of wise and siItuons
administration. | could join France
could bow the Knee to BonaParte--L
could even submit to receive 1lrest-
dent from the greatsst of All modern
rehh5EccHs, (lor | see no difference be-
tween 4 president appointed by Bona-
parte znd che appointed by Stephen H.
Bradley, only tie Corslcan'sman would,
in All probability, te the most respects
ble,) but to make feace with Gngland
cn a1y terms short Of the destruction
Of her navy, ard consequently her ex-
istence, / never car, nor isill my coun-
try submit.


| viii not, Ike some of the foolish
Federalists, SIGN myself thousands, but
you may depend | speak the senti-
ments ortens Of thousands Of thorough
going DEMOCRATS.
So mad and 50 blind Is party, that we
should not be surprised If there should
be found democrats who would rejoice
in the nezg aity of Bonaparte, and the
,eqo enemy of England When Rus
STA, with her s. millions of brave and
obstinate, royal and invincibIe subjects,
Yields TO the domination Of France, and
tusns her arms against the only re-
manning free nation Of Europe, one
would expect that patriotism would
mourn, when we read our own destiny
In these eventsI


Alas I We Inistake-we kiss our
chains, and bless the hand which for
ges them.-PaLadium-