Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser

From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.

From a Correspondent.

When government is firm, then honest men have influence in society. The roguish and unprincipled part of mankind can only thrive where the law of the land is no terror to evil doers. Could the domineering democrat place himself above the sanctions of the law, where would be the safety to a peaceful unoffending citizen, known to have money in his chest? The spirit of Jacobinism, under various names, has existed from the beginning of the world to the present day: the jacobin is a bankrupt who spends all his own, and would willingly spend that of others could he obtain it. Nay, to obtain it he would throw his country into confusion, and shed the best blood it possesses. Look round you, fellow-citizens, and see how many there are hungering for what you possess: they rail at government and all its measures, why? because it opposes an insuperable barrier to their wicked designs. Men who have families and property to protect, ought to venerate the government, for without it, all is plunder, terror and confusion.