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would be, that they are anti-fePubhcan and
dangerous"


A Mort abfraa Of thcfe fentimcnts, is,
that they who know nothing, are the bet
qualified 10 be public teachers. "A man
whole interct is concerned in the preferva-
ton of government, will be fwift to dettroy
it-Another, who has not iIercit in 1t, will
hug il to his bofom, and defend it with his
Tfe!-One would think that Parton Gri(-
void had got back again. .-C0nc0ra fGPe'.


The friends of Mr. Jefftrfon begin to be in
ferrous trouble about the 9Th volume OF the
life of Warrington, which is loon to appear.
The Ath volume concluded with the militia


ry career Of the General In the fifth We
expect an account Of his civil admnit-
tration. It is not Grange therefore, that
the correspondent Of Mazzei and Pane,
and thofe who have been partakers in his
iniquity, fhould feel unulual lolicitude upon
this occafon.-Ont of MIR. IeiFerlOn's edl-
tors at Richmond is endeavoring to pre-
pare his readers for the lhock which be
tuPpoles the character Of his oracle IS about
to receive. He conclsdes a number OF re-
marks upon the fubject by faying. " 1t is
the fettled conviction of our understanding
that the materials of the political life OF
Warrington fhouId have hept in manufarip.,
and that the fifth volume ihould not have
feen the light before the middle If dc PIE
ftnt century" We have not the Leaf
doubt of the Grcerity Of this declaration
Mr.. Jefrerfoa, would be willing TO give
more money than he paid to Calender for
writing the " Prglfea b:t5rc Us" if by thar
means he could PoltPone the publication Of
A correct hilory Of Wafhington's admini(-
tration until the middle OF the Prl(ent cen
tury How far Mr.. Marfhall's hit0ry will
90 in treating Of the conduct of certain
men who made confpicuous figure during
that administration, we know not. The
folicitude Of Mr.. Jefferfon's friends fhows
that they are well aware Of what can be
done ~. S. G0z.1