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Marius refusing take the OATH but when the time arriv
ed his courage failed him. and he took But when Meteus
called he refused boldly and stood up before
right cho acould do acrong? But good dstin


guished By choosing TO do right chen IS least 10


their safety to do so Rather than live among people who
hated him, he became voluntary exile Smyrna and
when about depart said"I times should mend shall
my station If not IL is happiness to be absent
from hence Such men, and such alone, the only safe
guardians of free and popular government politician


respects should resemble merchant ship which in
order reachthe haven os destination and safety often
PEELED sail against the wind when honest from their
situation. apt to do right than the excited multi


ude And when they they should have strength like
Ferdn and o beat the under him. and ride upon their
backs" And to do This, requires the heart of Meelus


He may expect thhounds of basederacon raise their cry
at his heels but he should keep unyieldngly He may,
and will be mathematical and his airwon laurels withered
by the mercle execratons of deluded populace but to


the honest politician would excam "let be and proud
ly submere long when the tumult shall have dwinded
cam he may repeat in the pride of upright heart the


farewell words of the noble Meellu if the times shall
mend, shall my saton-whch is the language of
worth Mans the best precepor of his duty
is remark of Mr. Burke And long continue to
be ndcrmnaey abused for every of their public acts
which does not coincide with the popular sentiment may
expect nothing but vanity and ambition to induce men
the of political strife mon hos quGum
IN usos" But have gone fear, further in
reflections in this article than propriety will warrant