do k. lie might as reasonably choose i. volcano forthe foundationo his throEs.. essitJ is issid upon inn, unless ne is in love with ruin, to check the bold and honest expression of thought. But the necessity Is his own choice; and let n~ fanny De that mans portion, who seises a power which he cannot sustain, but by dooming the mind, through vast em- pire, to slavery, and by turning the press, that great organ of truth, into an instrln ment ofpublic delusion and debasenlents .boo,,Ssr