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from the councils OF the nation, at MOI
ment when wiidom feems TO be the


fcarcelt commodity in the fore houic OF


democracy, and mott of the advocates OF


the war are as dumb as oyfters. That


prodigy of patriotilm, Mr.. Alexander
M'kim, who rather than the war ihould
flag would content TO return to the paper


money lyitem ofthe Revolutionary itrug-


gle, asalfo determined TO withhold his


fiscal talents from the icrvice OF the ad.


minlltration. 1hefe are important de-


tertions from the political army, & II


would hardly excite our furpife-if old


governor Wright faithfully as ne has


hitherto ltuck by the camp, fhouid be


caught by the contagious example and
turn his back on Mr.. Madifon in his day
Of urmott need.


When Bonapar,e found all his old fol-
diers abandoning his fortunes he prompt
ly adopted the determination OF retiring
from power, the exsrcife OF which bad
become odious to his people. Ii is
itrange that another great man, furround g
ed as he IS with diitlculty, and ieeine'
one after another of his adherents
fneaking away from his fervice at the
time they are mott wanted, fhould nor
follow the example of his fupereminent
ally. The Coriican monarch, in retiring
to Elba. itooped TO accept as gilt the
petty fovereignty he was oife for the
empire relinqui!hed Should his Pigmis
an Highnefs abdicate the throne, he may :
retire to an Island, which is his by righr
OF conqurit, and bears his own illultrious
name here he might enact erlbargo
laws and not one of his former tubjects
OH the Atlantic would hsavc a Ggh OF
regret a perpetualuon-intercouriemi hr
there be decrecd, aud thoie who deride
his viiionary fchemes Of policy, would,
for this firit time, applaude the meatures
of the little monarch.