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ECONOMY.
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1t we Thew that our nation IS treated


with difefpea, fcorn, and infult that the


American commerce has became prey to
every pirate or freebooter thar our fea-
port towns and Aarbours are blockaded
that our feamen are inpre6ed. hogged, and
imprifoned that the cowardly Spaniards,
as we'll as the Englifh and French, infuls
our flag, capture our vei1els, and cuff and
kick the American failors without any feem-
ing apprehension of confequences. IF we
view that thele things are, AMI that they
are becoming ever, day more and more IN
tolerable-the confoling reply is. that the
internal duties are 4bolifhed, that there IS
no land tax, no expenlve navy I; that the
public debt is diminifhing, &c. &c. This
fafcinating lullaby quets the public mind.
If we thew that the contribution of the gem
eral government has been rent and man.
glcd to aniwer party purpoles that Viz
ginia governs the Union that the inhu-
ence of Newengand is reducing TO cy.
pher--If we prove all this, the magic force
of the word economy mere than countera6ts
tie whole. The ,demagogues of the day
have much reafon to fay with Peter Pindar,
1" EcoHsmyi IS a Very nfJel b,osn,." For with
this broom they fweeP away the cogent ar
guments Of their opponents as eaily as
If they were cobwebs. HART pap.