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:3tPItINtGFIELD3 JULY4, 18099.
em, % A A
FORBEARING to express ail the emotions
awakened in the i)r€.E1St.0f evetyf Republican Qitin
zen, who has heard yeut patriotic and hriiiiant
Oration ptoneuneed this flay, the Committee of
At't'angementst hasten to gratify the universal Wish,
(as expressed an unanimeus vote of the eompa-
my), by returning you their SiflC€t‘€'ti1ani«31S, anti
requesting a copy for the press.
R. DiCi{iNSON3 Pet‘ Uedetx,
SAMUEL BRAZER, .iUN.. E39,,

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SPRINGFIELD, JULY 43 tgogt
sxa,

iN answer te yeut very peiite mote, east ”

pressing the wish of the company t0 obtain a
eopy of my Oration deiiveteci today", for pubiiea»
tion ; i have to answer; that i have ever despis»

ed the ptudery of pretending teittctance at eemew

plying with such teqkuests, whett the intentien of
eompliance was previously formed. On this 00»-
easion, hewevere, permit me to mention, that the
circumstance of bodily weakness and indispesim
tion, under which it was written and pronounem
ed, had ptevieusiy determined me to refuse a
eopy... A tecoiieetitm at the mamterfi in tvhith a

fornzer Republican Omtimz pronounced here was
garbled and misrepresented, has induced me to
change my determination.»  A copy is therefore
furnished for the disposal of the Commitrteee:

SAMUEL BRAZER, rm.

A RODOLPI-IUS Dxexmsom, Esg.

03RA,'1‘l0N7.i  

F nlations can trace their origin,
with reasonable precision, and fewer still can
pursue the retrospect, without blushing at incredu
ible and disgraceful fables or still more disgrace-
ful realities; The review has usually commenced
in scenes of savageindependence and Wild‘ in-
subordination. In its progress, we have been call;
ed to View the successive ‘ravages of rival factions,
or of bloodyltyrants, of furious zealots or cold»
hearted hypocrites. ii We, Friends and fa/law~cz'n‘-
mm, have the distinct and enviable right to name,
as the founders of our Republic, men who had
dearly learned the principles of liberty in the
school of persecution----of religious liberty from the

Vanathemas of allbigotted prelate----of civil liberty
from the civil disqualifications and proeecutions,
to whticlx they were subjected, Driven frolrrlitlieit

native country, they remembered thelessonl‘t’l’1‘eljr
had learned, and established a system of ratiilonal

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freedom, chastened by order, and protected 
wise republican institutions. a

Patient under every privation, fubmissive
under every toil, resolute in every danger, order»
ly under every temptation to riot ; our ancestors.
evinced the superior strength of minds, fupport-a
ed alone, by the energies of piety and virtue.

“ They grew and they flourished ;” ’till their

cruel parent, who had driven them from her side
and denied them shelter and protection, with a

 refinement in impudence, A ways A pleased toeiegxpress
it her congiratulatiilons oniithleiryi growing prosperity
by sending tax-gatherers and “ masters to rule 0..

ver them.” With a kind of habitual respect,
these minions of royalty were received by the loyr.

al ernigrants. Long did their accustomed vene,

ration for the name of roycz[z‘y‘l1uSl1 every mar.
mur at apparent. aggression and repeated wrong.

The list of outrage had swollen beyond the bounds i

of even Christian forrbearance-were measures were

T taken to clieck the ruthless arm of power, and to

iteaiicih the oppressors, thatthe blood of the hardy
recusantsito, theliformules of LAUD had not clegetagg

erated by iemigration, A Renewiedii rernonstrance

met renewedi neglect, A  were the temperate,
but energetic representations of the illustrious
FRANKLIN, backed by the complaints of an .lIlSl.1liTrv

ed eontinent.

7

Can it be necessary again to roused the indig,
nant feelings of freemen by a recital of the wrongs

of our country it No! Even We, of the “latter,

grow?/5"’iare allowed to realize the extremes of
British arrogance and outrage byithe continued
repetition of sirnilar aggression. And our vener-
able fathers, who endured the hardships, and en-

countered the perils of the “ days which tried tnens’ A

fouls,” have their memories refreshed by new ex-
hibitions of the spirit of tyranny, which called
them to the encounter.---Yet, A on this occasion,
specifically appropriated to the cornrnemoration of
our severance from the oppressor and of the scenes
which succeeded, it is surely proper to review, at
a glance, that interesting period. Who is there
of us, my Friends, (whether among rnlylrespected
auditors, whose proud fortune it was personally to
assist inliatclrieving our Independence, or among

us, who are permitted only to emulate their pat.-

riotisrn, and to assist in preserving what those
acquired,) whose heart does not beat with aecele-»
rated motion, at the recollection of Banter, Ger»-
fiznntown, Zlélaizzzzoz./.2‘/3, Tr:-vzrorz or Tamtzmswrz ? or
whose bosom does not burn with a resentment,
too keen to he disgoisecl, too rooted for even
charity to e:s:tirpate, at the horrid, deliberate, dil-
zttory rnnrclers aboard the Jersey and other floating

castles of cruelty ? Are these things to he forgiv»

on and forgotten 3. Certainly when penitence is en

A 
vinced. But where are we to look for the evim
dence of this irepentarice it Are the thousands of
our fellow-citizens, subjected to the dreadful
thralldom ofpressgangs and war-sliips to become
thernediators of forgiveness? Was the late im~»

position of a tribute on our commerce intended

as an apology for the old stamp act or tea duty 7.?
Were the hisses atdour President and. nation at a

‘public festival of the Briris/9% ministry meant as

loving ‘tokens of friendship and amity ? Were

the invitation of A our citizens to vilolatleeom-yis1.aws,
 ti1i‘i‘iil5i1hlicati‘o‘rii‘iiofCzii§:ri~tiiiito’sl‘letter as an ape»

peal to them against their Government, speciniens
of a spirit of kindness M and conciliation i’ Is the
ghost of the murdered PIERCE to appear as the
voucher of innocence ? Or was the massacre of the
Chesapeake a peace-offering on the altar of human»

ity 9

Strange,” passing strange, as it t tnay 
Teryirmiand Britain yet retain an organizedifnnto

ofiadivocates. In theworwds of a7iirnueh§1'eprobat«e

ed, but, we fear, prophetic production, “ii soine
of our Samsons in " combat, andour SOLOMONS
in council have had itheiirlocks shornhy the ‘liar.-
lot Eng/zmd.” W To the convincing evidence long
since adduced to Show the existence of a British
party in this country a series of proofshas lately
been added, from an unexpected quarter. The

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IICUIIIOIICUO

le“tt’e*fs a”n‘dii*di%j‘t15§ur‘es" éf‘ the late Pfasidéiifyfdcziizs V

e§”§:"0ine1€é.te”’lii1t1‘fi‘Q1i1' 2i llbtxd of censure, ‘imposed

oh hiilmli by unfortunate lappeafantces. They prove‘ A

tebthel V pertinééityll of thelxlnglé-Federal factionm
latidthtey do hlonerll to the téilerilts incl patriotism‘ of
the writer, by ithleilrlable 2md spi“ ited vindication
of American rights. He appears to h2i'i?elmanful-

 stiflggled against 21 current, in which it wash
bel1i‘evedhhle‘ willingly ad~é:iic:ed, and thellfotce of"
'W;hich‘lh:e”Wlas supposed to ’inerease. It ig an arii;
mating‘ refieetien, that onellolf’ the” pifhnel movers W

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Ofthe measure We celebrate, l1-ad not devizited froxn

it"§pr°if1Ciples. ‘And we feel for the perpletmies (if
ahlximrican patriot,” with 3 .<7J"?1'i.=fi';r/544% Czzbimr Cozaizl-3

tz"f.“5i

% ‘In it zflludingii t0"1"Ll16~pl'2lnS of the“]i1nto,iit ii is~~
Well’? e»ntiu;gl1, periha.p1s‘, ltd notice; “ iieentelmptuouslf‘
indeed; “the: <stale“st0ry cf de1n‘ocratiici parltiallity lferl
.Z'jf"£Z‘?2C€a’ A It"W:l1s notstrange, that the A defendzintsw

slmuld have filed this in,‘ as an ofilset, but an im?- '
'pa1*'tia1iwor1dirnusti give judgment zxgainst them. j

Where is" it shown, or how E’ V\There is the iR‘epub..“.”
lieaii; who“ vindicates the Decrees of tl1ellFi92é‘izcZr”“

E22zjiiar*'or'? Who says that France “ has done“ 1:ts“ no‘

essential injury 2”’ Arewe to look for this” 
dice irrthe ifa.i1* and impartial conduct“ ofloth‘ late‘,
or“0fiiour"present President 5 or is it to be fouhd‘?
in" the ogefi,m‘ianlyWremoiistr2inces»of A‘Ri«is'r£:.ori?.i“

to the French Court ?
B

YO

jig would be unpardonable, indeed, on this
auspicious anniversary, to omit a tribute of re.»
spect to our late Presideizfla tribute justly clue
and clearly earned. The principees Of I1afi0na1
independence, and the causes of decllaringit, are
inseparably connected with the name of .lEFFER«-«-
son. To JEFFERSON, Republicans look as to a.
revered political father. In him, whether vindi-
eating the "insulted rights of his country, or rraa.n-
aging her most. important concerns at a foreign
court 5 whether ably maintaining a deepand in»;
tricatc contirover~srWith..foreign . ministers» is 2
  tori  A the A first A Executive of.
zfice, effeéting the will of the nation, they are
Siireltloifind wisdom unerring, and integrityun-

swervincr. The elevated contempt, with which.‘

he looked down on the slanclers of faction. but
added to the affection and attachment 01‘ ..the Re»
publican family, new reverence and admiration.
Like FRANKLIN, combining the philanthropist
and politician, the’ philosopher and statesman,
his‘ life has been a splendid series of successful
labors in thecloset and the cabinet. Voluntarily hav-
ing withdrawn to the scenes of his beloved retire...
ment, he has carried with hiin the love and ven.
eration of his country. His political aaxiomsi con»
tain a body of instruction ; and his political life
affords an ample commentary. A dissent from
 oginions should excite a suspicion of political.

I it‘

heresy. i‘Lo,ng may he enjoy his Well-ea1*ned 1.‘e-
pose. A, “History will take care of his thine, and
conscience ofhis recotnpence.” A i

Nor has his rnamle descended one an unworé
thy successor. The claims of President Nlnntsort
on the confidence of his fellow-citizens, are pow-L
terrully impressive and cheerfully recognized"-
’I‘l1at he has long been a distinguished coadjutor
or l1i;~s_prredecessor,t and that-, with those of that
predecessor, his oizvn political tenets are identified,
is not among the least of V his merits. The firm
and early Vindicator of cornmercial and national
tigtlt, he has never svterved from his first princi-
ples. So long as he adheres to them, he will
meet the cordial’ support of those, who have ele-
vated ‘ni-1n1+= to oflice. Thatthe bitterest of ihi'slt'or4~
mer revilers, should become th;-=tl most fawning

 

 

of hls present panegyrists, and ‘‘ how to the*ris- t

ring sun,” can only furnish him With‘ 3.» topic of
contemptuous amusement. Their former maligg.
nity and present sycophancy spring from the safne

innate servility of soul.

_ It will be expected on this occasion, that the a

past and l present political situation of Azneriraué-A

~ her‘ controversies with the Euraprmz belligerents-4

the Embargo laWs---andi the latepartial emanci.-s

pation of commerce, should be subjects of notice... V
Tirne however; would permit but a. slight review‘,

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aundwthe subjects heave received repeated, axnpleandn

able discussion. A recital of the injuries receiv-
ed by our c0unt1's3 from tE??3/W4 and Fmzzve
would alone tnogre than occupy the day we
have ‘ set ttaparlt as that ttpolitiml t.S4&éat/5. It would be
unperdonable vanity in thtetspeaker qto oattemfit it
.$?indicatmn of 12116 t,$0;1I111Cth I;e,fp1:Qlb;3-tend ttneasure,
jwhicll from pertial ‘evil @745 end will p1i0,M£lucweep.er:.
manent sgOQd" M Ab1e1‘e,pens ?~¥1,d ttengxies l.1a.v,e ex-
ehafusllted the topwielllle It is Sum-C,ievh.‘.t\‘fQr.hiIn‘k, to ex;
Prée-‘=11is solemn szdnvictioln oflits Wisdemeend;
5Whi1¢ he eincerclv lregliets lttllfi, t;h—e1i.dltlulnecessity»
  lceulfied
§:u€?hftFalP§lx?flry..gelmbgprgss-mafit and difliculty, the
Ems,  behalf of jensteice tanu;<1csa«n<1r>1i» to lrequlest
xhattat proper consideration \Sl11?11»:¥'fl"b\€'  aehe
_e’a7:2er2‘z}: limeantslecloptedtto edd to its p1*essure, and
prevent its eventual efiect,

 

A A Already has it driven Great Britain from the
high ground taken by Secretary 'CnNNINo.§ The
sneering tone assumed by this imitator of V their

lgr‘eat’clom;lc hero, Sz’r"JoHN FALSTAFF, has been ‘

sncceededby one, bearing the semblance of de-
_cency andthe. show" of l justice. h We arenot ac-»
“costed with aparoedy of the fat Kni_ght’s language
5---“ S/e72der,l I £>:~oZ3e your bead ; what fizatier /552%’
 czgaizzxf me .?”"*-~—I‘Io*W far the orders in Council
of the 26th flpril comport with the overtures of
Mr. ERs1<:1N,E--whow far the principles of the first

~ l l f‘ Henry IV. 

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¢ncaaivn"~ob‘~vO0O

~9I‘d§1‘Si-ar,¢ ,1“<'»?li~I1,£11-lifslxied in the ec§0J§1.,d3 TW11etl1er,

,Mr»i ER.S3iIN;l3’.S assurances, tthat the 0rclersi,“~+zwZI
£w’l~%6’ ,«*l‘W’ repealed at a- cerztain time, mear1t,~;me1r_e«
What <fl1$Y“.~Z€'i.0‘7"[,d  lees i—m0difi6d.» ateqmstiorts

" to be Mssetitledfby sbler ,cas1;istsjs.nd future ,negca,ei_s.r~
  T.ti'u0Iil.‘ It I113-Yb? sslmdatwhya under .P:T¢36M’ 

Qllmstances, so frequent allusion l1asibee11j.mad;e by
the Speaker to Bm'z‘i.s~/3 ou.tr_sge. His ‘defence is
«ready,   party had preserved a. decent timpars
§ia1titybetween,,the,i,r patrons and ,thieir governs
ineittfl, itiwqluldibe Well to jvvait the issue infisiletaee,
But when every misrepresentatiotrni is made  ctéim.
~i1:1_a;.te ,,,gt,11,,r rulers, and tel even eulogize the a,g,gt'es¢
sorswths :stisu¢ttie rsf urbsnity must we
sliststes of tduw—-and tithe eye of sublis ;'V:V%lgi:'!.a‘nCtW
~surncd,t9wards,tt11s ctonssirst-01‘s_M9derthsir inssteisr.

For the honor of ourrieiountry, if it eompdrts
«ed with her future safety, itlwere indeed “"‘lmc27€*z20zzt~
Ky is be wished,” that the A mad ‘freaks of .New-
Erzglmzd Toryisnz, in her last years dreadful par0:s.'-
ism, were forever shrouded in ollzrlivion, and the
record of‘ Legislative madness effectually blotted
from the archives of our Land. ii’ the madmen
were confined in utter darkness, itill restored to

H sanity, it would be our duty to forget th«eirirrafv-

Wings, and rejoice at their restoration. _ lltzlfected
tlzemselves with the virus of Englis/5 Intfltuence, the
contagion was spread among the healthy CittiZ€flS

rag.

830% on 0009

of a portion of’ our country; while a state of a

p1‘edisgosition caused by necessary privations, aid»-
ed the disaster. A kind of crazy cunning, a sort
of desperate, but in some measure successful bold»
ness combined to eifect the object. it It is at best,
a painful duty to advert to particular instances of

wild and ridiculous action, or to recite the rant-. -

ings of maniacs. t We should be spared the‘tasl:
of detailing the frantic proceedings of certain of
ourtowns. The very review wouid sicken and
disgust. Thoseiof our honest :‘ellovv-citizens, who
in a fit of fright and frenzy, , held up tthieirfihainidis
in approbation of resalzziiom‘ to oppose the zzamrzal
Gawrmrzém‘ and its oflicers, to arm themselves in
opposition to the laws, and to assistiny severing
the lUnio-n, will willingly avoid the melanchoiy
retrospect. It will be enough that repcntancer
produces retormation. It is scarce worth while,
to notice the strange and monstrous eiiiisions of
a herd of hi1“eii11gs, who crouded our Britir/5 prints
with vindications of British outrage, so bold and 
liflfefaced, that they astonished the minions of S2‘;
Qfarzer. A They, outdone by their proselytes, retain-
ed sensibiiity enough to avoid the lash of European
ridicule, by avoiding republication. Itwere too
hutniliatingto review the yfarre of Spanish Patri-

otism. To those disordered optics, which saw’
the Genius of Liberty hovering over the bludge-«

ones and knives oi’ alcirove of A squalicl and inturi=~

I 

1..-....-auoaooe

sited Monks, which ; viewed the H01}: Ofire of the
  Iflquiririan as the temple of Freedom, and theEr-

rurizzl asher favorite residence, no collyrium ought
to be applied. The deception aided the stage ef.

fect of the drama performed. Even the impious A

interlude of a hypocritical Legislative Fast may be

«pastover by us; and left to the censure of the N

teachers of piety, Religion and rriorality. Tobe

; sua-ie,,pthe evil spirit which “ tore” its enactors, A

was noti like the ?‘ dumb spirit” in scripture,
which “ went not out, butby fasting and pray-

er,” for fasting and prayer seemed to increase  

the “ gnashing of teeth, and foaming at the
mouth ;” and the “’ possessed” seemed still more
“ lunatic and sore vexed.”

But," when We turn from the childish antics of

Boston or Lmzdovz Festivals, the proceedings of Clem»;
agogue~duped town-meetings, and the solemn
mockery of party processions, to the serious, cle-J
liberate, official acts of our own Legislature, con-«
tempt should rise into indignation, and the prin»

ciples avowed, should receive pointed, and lasting a

cxecration. Let it never be forgotten, and let it
be remembered only to be shunned, that the zmczi...
mu: advocates of the Federal zmimz have zealourljz at»
tempted to array the States of New-Ezzgland, and
such others, as they could entice into their cons
spiracy, in open ‘Rebellion against a Law of the

I767

E9ci'eimz~’*'U5'2’2z'«:a2z=---aetlamtioo;pronoun‘ced”ic01i"sitit‘utioIi«'
al‘, by the veryl ‘tribunal; te whichc they referre?i“”‘
the <le‘cisi(3‘r1;~:-4tl1“at“" i‘n~ perfect “csonafiiormitjr with t‘h‘e“‘l
e5:"al’I1*lp1e“ lltlofalmostl every: nest of t2*ait'o1‘s,a since’
the days ‘ef"A33sALoM; they solemnly determ‘ihed‘
té isubmitltlieir” projects to“ such States" as sl*1“ould‘i 
sliow adispositiomn to‘ conform  th”‘eiI1¥é—-anidii
tliat they ‘lhaon‘0red’“thel Hon. Presidents of th*’e‘“ Sen: 
atet and"lHbn. Speaker of the I-louse, witch a disk-
cretli'en~ary"‘sp0wert’ of enlistingi recruits and form-"
ing alliances. Taught by ”BURR"S unfort‘11Iiateie:t.."l’

   to s.     general “‘rule,+~tI1‘ey? resolved; the

tlireir s'c:he"mtei sti‘oi1i1<:11**”ri**o*t~be “communicated toiipue;  ‘

i 122: bodies; which had not been previously sounldedi”

by the sagacity of Messts“.  Bxleetow.
 usiineaveretsufferpla the Report of the great pajtfron

“of these measures to escape our recollecticm. tp'_[‘»I1e‘?"a A A

toilsome task of ransackingathe moduldytrecords:
of Prize Courts fer apologies for ‘Britain, after \

‘ declaring that the State Legi:lzz2‘z;re‘~ lchlae@afiealaicon.tt

ceriltinifihfiflair» Sholfldnot 561039 top  with 
afteI*llthi=31aSt tmWa1alttheit_t eDsc1arati<éeI1s of War
against pi Frcmcewe-the lullaibyings A E*xecg;tive Speecah, »

W the former langxiage and cpxidixct-rof its pronounce: V 
V---G»-thee subsequent sanction of certain proceedings V

of the last Legislature, greundede distinctly on W

 princip1es——--these things, afierd us wonder;  i

fulipresages   cf consistency and sincerity in the
chair of state. Welliii may the people of Massa-

onwuaooaooll

ehuse't‘ts e:;;cIaim—7in etrhe‘=Word$s rofr-the duped>MAC~¥
mETHmm%o % % % V‘“% o

A A‘*‘‘ And 55 2‘/Bare jzzgg/?22gjfle°r2dr rm .m;~e .73er’z'e=z:’a’-—~«rr
” ‘“ W/Be pczZ2'erVwfz’i3 25:, .z°72c.¢z daruélerrerzse ./*””“

‘Perhaps a new eert'ific2r’ce from so rdistinguisha

Fied gr member of the ]%Q's.ria;*zzz;-)/ 305563} as Gov.

“STRONG, 'm?.ghr pass currcrzt in 1/f;;f.s~ world, as

proof of Gov» Gor-zr~:’s “ beiief in the C/'m’.;rim2Re~

Z£g~ia:2”—ma1thoug11 some p3.2rtfor*r:os of church &is-
cipline might dispute the right of actin by proxy
in 21 p1'ofe;ssT1o:1 of rlrith. At any rate, 1'€.;9z.¢§;’ic;'z,¢zs
elarim leave to discredit so very sucicien rs; conver-

sion in a poloitical creed. The furious p:m:isari,r

“transformed by the magic of 2. lean majority in.

"to the cpreaching inculczrtor of eor;ei'Ei:a.tion woufl

be an -in~eXp1ica.‘o1e phenomenon, did we not re-
collect ~th.a’c elections are anzzml, arid next year,,,
prcubably, no enzbarga fever will introduceo mor-
bid humours into the body politicr.

H, in the S'prir2gElecfi02z.r, like the iUUS*:1‘i0113
hero of l\7}z-w.rr*r&', “ we hme ioet 2111, but our colors
and our honor,” let us; not c:;chrsi6re"!y ascribe it

to the unprecec"§eni:ed and unprincipled €1"£€1‘ti0ll§‘

of our (>pponem:s. }J‘:1ir'1}r as did c)L11‘t1*oops coin
lectively deserve mppizrrzrse ;, yet so111erE‘1izrg xms lose
"“ Iwlacbetiz. K

C.

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Mr the .4 peeufiance of private caviis, s0met11i1ag 
the c1'eduii::y of uninvestigatinw ind0iez1ce, and
more by the treachery of torpid indiffe1tence..
’fi';§:c1e:“:;e last, indeed, are the political sins, “ which
cie xnost easfiy beset us.” In deprecactmg the
spifit of paxey, it has become in some measure
fasixiozaable, to check the spirit of inquirygcm-and
men, who without preference could not see a t1fi«
al of speeci car; strength between twa contending;
anixltsale, wi3;1si‘11'in1~:ef1*on1 the ch."ud_§e1'y of form»

ieg an opinicwn on topics, which imtcfwe thecgeacecfi,

.n'i1isf<)1'tu11e Cf Republiczmsfl that such men are

honest, theugh blezazzably nee*1igc:m;w-of course che
votes le-at, and the influence 'with11e1d are R¢jgj:»zzZ;~~=~~


It is one szzcre A elegy, ‘_%?riencz7's and Feflewvw

pxfeaperity and_feeede111ef £113-ynarti0.m’ isc: the-

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ca
Citieexle, to prcamz by the miscar1‘iages of they-1*esn»

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cm: polfiticzfl *y'ce:n‘~~ana M is our pride anti our em-
c0uragem’%eee,tEc1at the gge1‘form9.nce of ourcmcty, is

A  thesu1‘e guarantee of the success of our czmsec. Let
not that tame, c1ise:1*acefU.1, sheet-sighted policy,
mvchiciz contents ictseh”,~m.»'it11A;brese;2t e2;empt,ion1‘3r0mc

the horrors of civil emr or the e:m‘en*;es of Jmzg.
ea tyranny, delude us, to d"est1'oy us. Perhaps,
for the present year, no terrible expiosion may
“Wake us to e:«~:ertion. Pe1'11aps, my probabiy, the
deeper safer pine will be adopted, to iufl us to

fldatouoauwlt‘

A ietI“1a.rgy,twhi1e4 the111inets are at worki, the cemi»..
. ustiblese prepaiiing and the plot matutit1g.i I-IB:>;=:

ii the recesses of thefederal /Tzarzcz, the C}/51019; nmyt“

A be forging our fetters, to be rivetteti after the nezztt;
Election, and we not be pettiiitted to heat. the;

sound of their h23..1‘fl1”.t1€1'S.i Can we believe, that.
the infuriated. membets of the NO1‘ti1€rt1 Coeiitiotie
lmve i*e1i11quisl1eci their otujectsfi on account of peittmiv
tizfti success 3’ Having gained the ground which tvasav
to aiidtheiroperations ;, is it in n2itu1*e,that their pros
ject is to be a'bandoned, merely because they xriewtit
their L-‘tCCO'H‘.t}:)iibhlI1€l").t more ptacticztbie 9 No, Fei»
10W~Ci't;_i“L"finS_,, new is the time for determined _p1‘€~.e.
petzztioii--+e.1*1ci’i*ie:s;tig/E{_;§7~i!ithe season for vigoitouss
action. It is needless todiiste  tilti“ distinguish.»
ed merit and services of em‘ czmtiicizite for the
Cr11b61'.I1'.a..t0I'.i3.i Ctmiiv.   His pm.negy1‘ie may be 1'ea.ti;
in the apprehensions of his opponents, and tiiaeie
abuse of his public C'i12i;if’$iCtfi1’--ixsvfi weii 3:e11';1ettiber,
that, in .F€d€i”a[ estimzttiom, out iate Gowmzor SIwYL”
LIVAN was transformed by ciesth from at ciemom.
of d21I’i‘<i:I1€SS to an zmgei of iigiit. We have no
reason to doubt, shouid death deprive us of the
talents, the Virtue, the energy of Lz'2zc0!72-----and he
thus, for thus alone, wouici he «cease to obstruct
the views of the Sz..§0re7.?ze Jzmta of the Nari‘/Jerri
Caaliiiatz, they wouid wiiiiiigly decree him an ape...
theosis, and deity instead of detesting him.

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eawcnnnnoamo
ii?/“e iizwe every thing to feat fi:ort*i
ti‘? Tee rzztzcf taifaz’ z3z¢ZZ,tLr/3*ic/Ii};/"zzcztiozz but let Zae.re3
“ To toss czar 23:26.: mid [£5-e;~tz'e.s‘ i’ 2356 ctz:';«=~,i”*?t

Wm-i10w"evet iiis paiitiic keepers may iizwe muzzieti
him for thetpresenti it is ems‘ duty to SERVE» the

p'¢

present E,w:czzz‘£tve more ‘2 z‘,7:e flztigzzet 9]’ mm 2.‘/357* E-
Zecifmz -wee£=”~w-zinci, When, next yezset, hetetiifes Ate
This palace-—--hiis gaudy Cavalcade they be served the
iiIt"O"lti3i6 of enacting his triumpiizti entry‘, into the
“‘ Hea€i~Qu2.tte1's '0t"”° I22“; “ principles.” Rejgi.ib««
iicans site not in the habit of tiespondixw. At
ithetnexzt Eiec.tionti1’ey will be found we the ragietto
The “ .B:wzt77z5ie>’’ (to which 3 Revetenci Seztmont-»
izet; Se m2K:2”22d3!”y liitenefl om“ Chief li'i;igisti*ate,)
wiii be ‘tom iirem the beti ef efice. A firm pin-=
iianx of tezti Ametiezms wiii pizmt the ziwtzze ‘‘ Re»
twutiican Banner” ever the ptesttate eoiors of
the Nertiietti Coziiition---mzmd at the next recur»
tetiee «of this ptem:i zmnivetmzrry, We may eommem-5
mate with the discomiitmre of Brz'z‘i.9/it Armsm
the deieet of Bt*i2‘ixb intrigue E i

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