F~n ihs Nsr'sieh COavisr.
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MT EDITDhs. s.--

 Some holheaded FedrraIsts say, I must not support Mir. Adams, because he is A turn. coat. and hOtheadrd Democrats say, I mnSt not support him beca1se he is a Frderalist. confess. l see no reason why man is not at Iiberty tO alter his opinions, concerning polit- ical as we'll as other matters. Is t SD, that we are bound to think concerning political mat tcrs and men, just as our and-fathers and Great Grand-fathers did; or that we are ob- Iig"d [" think len !ers hence, precIseIy as we do to-day, and Is a man to be denounced by partiZans As turn coat and a traitor he. cause he will not g" tO all lengths with par- ty. right or wrong. For myself sir. I owe no allegiance to any party any farther than con- sider that party conforms to and supports the constitution, and aims to promote the welfare of our country. My allegiance to the consti tuition of my country, esteem paramount to every other. 1t $ the principle of being true to ones party. and dsregarding the interests of the Commonwealth. that has hitherto de- strOyed most Republics. It was this principle pursued to an extremity during our last war. that snbverted the Federal party, and this a. vowed purpose of pHtting down the adminis- tration, right or wrong, will not fail in over throwing the party den"ninating itself Jack sOnian. The fact is. the great mass of the people have the welfare of the country too much at heart i" sacrifice its interests at the shrue of any party. The great body of our people are republicans in fact, in prncipl g, and in feeling, and 50 far any party, or any set of men support rrpubIicanism, and Am erican interests, so far they will receive the support of the C pie, and no further For myself, sir, It warm partisans call Mr. Ad- ams what they may, so long as he supports the laws, Constitution and interests of his country, and does as well as his predecessors am for giving him the same support. And think that as an unprinciplrd flor. is making toput down his dn.inisl' alion it is my dut, to sustain it. No doubt. great pxertiOns will be made to throw in our LegsIature,at the next election, as great show as possible: not on- y with d view to C, Try the vote of this state, but to produce an effect abroad. It therefore hehoOves the friends of the administration, composed, as they are, of the more moder- ate of both parties. to be- at their posts. and do their duty faithfully and there can be not the least doubt of the result.

 