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After ali the hypocritical cant againa
the ferocious character, which it is pre-


endet tbe ensmy ha, given to the war, a
refoluion has patled the nouie of repre-.
fcnrat,ves, offesing reward for treafon,
and in ,itng the Britiih armies to defert
the nandard of their country. The
proportion was met by the minority with
a becoming fpirit The consequences Of
sxaipe. ating the enemy, and affording
him jua pre,ex, for profecutlng the war
with un nnlt,gated ( verify were pointed
ou, But all to no purpoie The mover,
after The mott infulr'og alluGops to the
fen6biiity which the friends of the enemy
always dilcovered, when fuch fubjecIs
were under confederation, had the fatii
faction OF feeling his motion prevail by the
uiua party sjarity 1t would leem as if
the cabinet, and Its Importers, was refol.
we'd at all hazards to give more fangui
nary and dif;uitiul character to the war,
and. If pofiiDle, to excite IN the enemy
fuch feelings Of animoiity and fcorn, as
to defeat every hope Of reconciliation.
This too at moment when the govern
ment is in imminent danger, from the
emoa raflment In its finances. The men
in power teem refoved to perfevere, at
all hazards, in the wretched, 5aie fyitem,
and courfe If clcafures which has brought
the nation to the brink Of the political
grave.-FederdI Republican.