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slay IS tho peculiar property of iieemea--and tlrls t0 honourit Is theiF peculiar right. There is no other time when the people may with co much propgiety express their views offh con- duct of their EuIeEs and great men, and their good or evil deeds De so fearlessly applauded or condemned. This renders the day po- litical festival and well may our public ser wants fear to violate the wishes oftheir cOnstit- uents, when amid all the fervour and excitement of the occasion, the minds of the freemen are to be filled with confidence in their rulers or is- trust and jealousy of political, oflice-seek- CTS and noisy demagogues. From the scnti- ments of the tOasts given on the late celebra- ton, it evidently appears that the present gen. eral administration has lost nothing in the af- fections of the people, from the unpEinciple effects of the opposition faction, but that on the contrary it has received additi0nai strength and renewed lustre in consequence of this 0p- position. This tells well for our worthy chief magistrates and is a double assurance that so long as hepursues the ''even tenour of his way" the virtue of the people will never rob him of that reward his services so justly mer- it,--the love and continued support of his fel- low citizens. %

 We shall in our next insert the account of the celebration at Arlington, the seat of the Hon. MT. Custis.s The account is the most interesting and sentimental of any we have seen from other parts.

 