Gazette Of The United States And Daily Evening Advertiser

A correspondent observes, that the letters on parties under the signature of Constantius, are among the best, if they do not claim the highest rank of modern political speculations. The writer is one of the small number of politicians whose mind appears to be superior to those prejudices which unbalance the judgment, and warp the feelings of the great body of the writers who address the public of the present day. A party spirit is acknowledged by all to be an evil—some hold that it is an inveterate one, and cannot be eradicated:—If this is true, the writings of Constantius will, if read and attended to, contribute much to mitigate and diminish its malignity.