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"Tell me" said the noble champion of liberty, PATRICK HENRY, in the course us f d debate in the Virginia Convention, on the adoption of the Federal Constitution, "Tell me, where and when did freedom exist, when the purse and sword were given up from the people. Unless a miracle in hu- man affairs shall interpose, no nation ever did, nor ever can, retain it's liberty, after the loss of the sword and purse.

 ''I object, too, against the immense pat- ronage of the President, because 1t places in his hands the means of fcorruption, distri- outing throughout the country band ofre- tainers, in the shape of judges, revenue of. fcers, and others, and which render him ir- resistible in any scheme of ambition that he might mediate against the liberties of his country.

 Il object to the whole gang of federal officers.

 * Gentlemen, depend upon if, this power may work sorely on your neck.s