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Erfracfs from the Chronicle.
I" Bonaparte instead OF depressing
Hungary, offers and gives her freedom
and independence.


Instead of aiming at universal empire,
he is endeayouring to restore the free.
dom ofthe OCEAN.


One thing is certain, the United
States have discovered the most ar
dent desire to be on friendly terms
with England, while France has been
neglected


The aggressions of France have been
only in retaliation Of the English orders
in council.


Bonaparte has discovered a pacific
disposition towards US. His conduct
has been marked by magnanimity."
How wonderfully a demagogue's
professions Differ from his practice.
When the late Lieut.. Governour LIN.
colin wrote his inilammatory farmers
letters, he wished TO enrage the peo-
pie against their rulers. The people
were then every thing ;--they possss.
sed all power they were to decide on
the legislative proceedings; they were
the true sovereigns, and public men
were but their servants. A few years
I, after, Mr.. Lincoln was made Lieut..
Governor, and by the decease of Gov
Sullivan, became the acting cheif Mag
lstrate of the state. He lent his aid
to enforce oppressive and destructive
laws, though at the expence oflhis al
legiance TO the laws and Constitution of


Massachusetts The people were Just
ly incensed, and held meetings to ex-
press their disapprobation ofsuch meas
ures. The Lieut.. Goyernour was


wroth and denounced them as niui.


itudinous assemblies" Mr.. Lincoln


was candidate for the Office of Govern.
our, and lost it.


Governour GoRE has made a visit


to several parts ofthe state. The most


respectable among the democrats JON


with the fedcralists in showing him res


pect and ,ciyility. Mr.. Lincoln i