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Such are the dreadful ef-6ts Of dc-1oora
cv when famed by foreign incendiarle6 or
innate foes, who in pretence OF watching
the liberties Of the people, ieek nothing bur
their own aggrandizement, that the people
know not with whom they can truit their
public concerns with lafety, and ever Jealous
Of their right, as they ought TO be, though
not in too great degree, are ready TO be-
lievc that they are governed with rod OF
iron il any one has the imPudencc 70 tell
them 70. America has long been progref-
fng Powiy in that road, which has proved
the deftruttion of all Governments like hers,
and Of late has marched with unufual rapid
itrides, apparently regardless of he approach
ing dehiny. Although my hopes for her
future glory are as great as can be enter am
ed in the human breaf, YET with anguiih
Of heart do I fly it,--they are exceeded by
my fears, that America like France, after
having for few years fufered internal COM
motions, anafTiaatien5 and removals OF her
beR men, will fit down tamely, being ex-
haufed and fufIer the chain to be rlvetcd
on whenever any ufurPer more ambitious
thar the ref GhaIl feel difpofed TO take ad-
vantage Of her tituation, and thus terminate
the only exiting, and add one more to the
long lift of fallen republics, whole hifto-
ries viii exhibit to poferity lafing proof
of the pernicious effects of foGering and
fupporting ambitious men. That Malta
chu(ett8 may contiue as ihe began firm in
COED caufe, is the prayer of one devoted to
her lcrvice. AkISIlDES.


Cambridge, July, 1906.