Teme-Filius. o tools of tl?ir ambition and eraf't? at l?ff by takin ? that ?y ?I1 not f? o? goM example before ? ?es. I ?nk ? thee our comphints ?e fo fin? ?ey ?ve b? t? pla?y acknowl?g'd to be go by yhe ?tai?$ co?u8 of the ?fons acefled, ?ho f?bid ?th to ? f?okm mder the fevere? pe. ?fies with? ?dr li?s; it will &hove the .among ? ? pro? time, ? conrider a little how ? the e? may go, when under the ?we of a ? ? ram, who, withore birth, or pierenee m?t, f? ? ?r d?or$ md t=ch?s of youth, who are to ? our ? o?m?t ? ?ame. We have ? o? hM mm w? ?e Mm pmc?e: ? m?gnate$i I= us take mr? if ?ble, that no N?, no uqeau ?dpl? ? N?'d into ?em through the mati- do? ?m of Come who ?k it a glory to corrupt t? ?'b? monO m, and compri ? ?d land to make a profdyte. If there dangers are not pre- vented, as well as forefeen, where fhatl be found the honour and dignity of our nation in years to come ? Who mutt prellde at our council-boards? Who mutt Ipeak-the fm? of our people ? and where will be The freedom of Ya:gl?, when it {hall, in future times, be t;amilh'd l}om thefe nurt?ries of bigotry, with men only bred up to bring about the irafry enw of their teachers ? It is our happine? that we have now a King find parlhment, who? every a&ion aims at doing good; whom no def.?ns, t ho' ever fo cunningly laid, can over-reach. They are a&trated and ifffluenced by the publick goo d. I believe every good f?bjeOc joins in my wit'nes, that we may fee the.happy effe& 0f their counfels in the exemplary punWnment of the greater offenders. I rely alfo on the hopes that the time principle, (! mean the good of' the nation, the welfare and happine? of future ages,) as well as'the private regard and Fatereal care which moft of greater
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