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people have shown shocking want oi virtue

 and love of order in overthrowing the na-

 tional bank and the American system; and

 the suggestion of the editor, therefore, that s.the experience of France, and the spectacle

 of the Spanish-American commonwealths, have made it but too apparent that even the best forms of government can confer true liberty only where there is genuine wisdom, virtue, and attachment to public order," Is meant nearly to inculcate the instruction of the letter of Fisher Ames, which would dis pense with 'sthe theory" of constitution that makes such a caprieious and unwise peo- pie sovereign, and would make ''a mattcr-ol- fact government like that of England, by constructions gradually introduced and built up into usages. Mir. Ames says: 'Ercn Me British' Government, (hs beau ideal, '.ifH had been made last year Ay q coareation, and roted unanimously, monld mol ans'cer." This IS true. Tyranny must steal its way slowly and obscurely like a serpent, when it would fix it's folds on the body of such a sturdy race as ours. But we submit the letter of Mir. Ames, with the comment of the lntelli- gencer, to the consideration of the democra- cy of the country. They will find food in them for rumination. Globe.