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Under this head the souiad, ortnoe'oN and consistent Editor of the e,sasette.' has thought pfoperto get into pass on' He has undertaken (and what at times has he not undertaken and how does he generally realize his undertakings0

 tto illuminate aaathemas against those

 who violate pledges, and rallings aeafnst those who do not absolutely sub scribe to the mock-dienity and pliant insignifcancY of Wa. 2. WoodraG. If this forlorn and wretched recreant would supplicate Providence to pardon his alterations and overlook his servili- ty. with the same zeal that he utters cal unlny and pours out vltuperation, the independent portion of the community

 might feel q passing emotion to blend a drop of pity with their very unqualified contempt. As 1t is, his bald denancla- ton stands unredeefned by palliative.

 Unadvised, specially as to the course of the frank, liberal, and upright Member from v Washington, we only roundiy con tradiet the remark; his high integrity & undertaking adherence of duPlicity, scouts the idea of his violation of en- gagements, Of the inputation ght to be cast on the Councillor from ilade- pendence, I chance to be more particu- I iarly informed. At home. and at the Seat of Government, he has and does express himself opposed 10 sinecH res and all systems of fayoritisms. On the subject of the public printing, as on ali other subjects, he has expHess- ed himself as wishing the work well done for the lowest. practicable price. That, doubtless, he thinks he has done by his vote; and questions not that the intelligent part Of society," bat even the ordinarily independent will say he has concurred with others in affecting.

 TEIe wit of the Gazette is generally

 pointless: it's satire harmless, except l from occasional reaction. The pom pous royal phrases of sswea and s't's,' i frequently embellish it's columns; but coming as it does from 1ery h,tnabts in-

 diyiduai. who has never been able te conceal from the community the know, Hedge that he was slave, and has ofter forced it to know that he was slave o

 slaves, have caused his aspersion ane

 apprehension to fall harmless at the feei of the assailed. G.