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Ia we must uniearn all thasve have been
taught in the school of repu2licanism."
I'VE thought that IS far as related 10 taxes
and tax.eatherers, this has already been
done.) He then goes, on IN sirain OF
abuse against President Adams, quite wor-
thy of he day of 1898 /; and concludes by
observing, that ages of penItence and
good conduct can never repair the injury
he has done" This editor must surely
belong to the foler0fiOn party.


The following paragraph from Dnane's
paper, tie great trumpet Of democracy, and
the former advocate Of the measures of Mr..
Jcfcrson and Mr.. Madison, is worthy o.
being remembered -


/" Why talk about consistency, when II is
known that under the administration Of Mr..
Madison, all the important acts Of the fed
eral administrator, which had been pro-
nounced, denounced and rejected, as hostile
10 our hberty-were proclaimed, recon-
mended and received, as necessary 10 pre-
vent the wheels of government from be-
ing stopped !" and this too, on much more
exten sivc scale-wken the cuvage was op-
emily avowed, that under government foun-
ded by charter OF powers and restrictions,
repeated uioiarons, If the restrictions, end
usurpstions If the powers not granted, have
been UNANIMOUSLY recognized 0s ioTyfui-tLus
establishing a precedent ior any act Of ty-
ranny, however cRtrGgeCEs


We have only one remark to offer on the
above, and that is, that nothing can Be
more sxpIici, or full recognition Of the cor
rect policy of the federal administration, s.
bitterly" denounced, and pronounced hosais
10 A6erty," than the adoption of similar
measures, by Mr.. Madison, in the latter
part Of his presidency, and continued 5y Mr.
Monroe, after having tiled other theories
and experiments, until the nation was on
the brink Of bankruptcy and ruip.-With
the " consistently" Of Mr. Madisons policy,
we have no concern Boston Gaz.


" Melancholy Erents, Under thi. head. the
Palmyra Register states, that during severe
thunder storm, on the 9TH inst. Mr. William
Barrett Of Penfield, was killed with lightning
while standing under an oak tree in the field
where he had been at work.-The same paner
adds, that s on the evening of the succeedine
day, a daughter of Mr.. Barnet Peters in Palmv-.s
"a, was summoned in moment, to the world Of
spirits, in similar, though more extraordinary
manner. She was lying on bed with three Of
her younger sisters, one ON each side and one at
her feet, when the fatal bolt, commissioned for
her destruction singled her out with such infinite
precision, that the three sisters around her were
not injured. The ways of GoD are truly myste-
rious, and past finding out.m


Cold-blooded Murder.-The Sacket's Harbor
Gazette Of the 10th inst. mentions, that on the
preceding Saturday, James Hany and ualaki D
Iarian, Corporals in the ID Reg. u. S. Infastrv
at Madison Barracks, agreed to fight each other
with muskets In the afternoon, with their nus-
kets loaded, and accompanied by two sergeants
John Loper, and Francis Powley, "they walked
side by side, apparently in good humor. "a the
bank OF the lake adjoining the barracks then
turned back to back, marched five or SIX pacess
each, and at the wont ready wheeled, and
Hany discharged his piece, loaded with powder
and ball the contents Of which passed throush
the heart OF Varian, who fell and instantly ex.
PRED " The three persons implicated. adds
the Gazette, Immediately arrested and
committed to Watertown goal, to await their trial
at the court Of Oyer and Terminer, to Be holden
on the 29th inst.''


