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Magistrate is considered as certain.


By New-York paper we learn, that
the United State brig Hornet, capt.
Dent, sailed from that port cH tie 2gth
Of March, Fulwar SEipwolth, MIR. JEFF
ferson's nephew, IS on beard, charged
with dispatches from govcrnme.t on
board OF this vessel, is t7-o n1H:cas d
doHcrs IN Gteril--a part of which was
bon owed. The aPologists Of Mr..
Jeicrson's conduct say il is to purchase
mere Louisiana land hut observe, Mr.
Madison told Mr.. Randolph 1T the BE-
ginning Of the present session of Con-
gress, zee mast give France money.
This measure was opposed by every
iederalist in Congress, and anumber Of
the democratic members from the Sou
thern States but they were oct voted


Such are the blessed effects of dem
scracy, and with such proceedings and
conduct, the democrats of this State,
have been urging the citizens Of Mas
sachusetts for six months past, to elect
as man for Governor that would har-
monize with the present administration
Of the general government and who
doubts, that Mr.. Sullivan, if at the head
of the government in this State, would
applaud Mr.. Jefferson for giving tzro
Millions Of Dollars TO France, that We
may have Bonaparte's permission to treat
with Spain for such is the blind de-
votiCn Of the democrats III the United
States, that if Jefferson q Co should
pass law to transfer the independence &C
and liberties ofthis country TO the EN-
peror Napoleon, majority ofthese ex-
elusive patriots would be found to JUS
tify the measure. But from some late
| occurrences, hopes are entertained that
this work of revolution, turmoil and
degradation, is fast approaching to an
end, and the people OF these States will
soon discard from al share in the man
agement Of public affairs, men who
have 50 basely betrayed their conf :
dencs end trust.


1t will be seen by Mr.. Randolph's
speeches in the House Of Represents
tives, that he is determined no longer to
subiOit to national plunder and disgrace.
But the democrats say Mr.. Randolph IS
mad thus they endeayor TO destroy
that evidence, which they are unable to
inyalidate we wonder they have not
told us that MIR. Randolph has been
brlbed with federal gold.