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a Resemblance between the bounty apprepri-
ations for enlistments, in this country, and
the divisions Of the ancient Romans. but
there is no counterpart, we believe, in any
example, to the Republican Virtue of those
American States, who laid such vast gifts
on the altar of our holy Union. MAY Hea-
ven reward them in its perpetuation. That
the title of "whig'' in its revolutionary inn
port, is as foreign to the principles of those
who assume it, as Grace is from Beelzebub,
no one knows better than themselves. They


may strut and swagger in their. borrowed
mantle, and call US names-' agrarian,n if
they please. But all will not do. The de.


ception is only temporary and limited. The
principles of the democratic republican party
are the same as > in the days "sthat tried
mems souls; )" and through every trial they
are destined to be the triumphant vindica-


tors ofthe rights of man. l" '1.r1' "
We recommend to the consideration OF


the wings, the following remark of an hon.


est editor of their party, in an address to his


patrons :-"Let U.S." says the editor, "then


assume the name that belongs to us (Fede.


ralists) and no longer make fools of our.


selves, by trying to make fools of other peo.
ple." t'" &@'1.