National Gazette

A paragraphist in the Gazette of the United States, whose remarks have been copied into some of the public prints, would gravely persuade us, that those, who write against the measures of government, are no more than a dozen persons! It is well he is candid enough to allow there are even twelve honest men in America, who still preach up sound doctrine. But it is asked, whether the apostles of the contrary doctrine amount to half that number?—From the dull sameness of the style, it may be presumed, that small indeed is the number of those worthy gentlemen, who employ their leaden pens in eking out those drowsy fulsome panegyrics upon government, which every body now begins to smoke, and the high-fliers themselves can hardly read without a sneer.