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Thou maS'St the captive's heart rejoice
In gloomy regions of despair;
In thought he hears fair Freedoms
voice,
And breathes in Purer air.
But oh when thou forsak st his breast,
What dismal horrors round him rise !
His mind, with weighiicr chains opprest,
Deep sunk in sorrow lies.
The sailor on the wat'ry waste,
While boist'rous waves terrific roar,
Thou bid'st ideal pleasures taste,
And tread his native shore.
The wretch whom keen remOrse assails,
Or he who feels NTisfortune's dart,
His hapless fate no more bewails,
Such Joy thy beams impart.
When life presents her closing scene,
Thy radiant sunshine che IS the soul; ;
lis thou, bright Hope, WIKI smile Sc
rene,
Canst Fears dread hand conuoul.
Nomist obstructs thy piercing sight,
Thou bid'st the mind her greatness
know
Soaring, thou point'st 20 realms oflight,
And scorn'at to rest below.
BENTLEY.
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TO HOPE.

y thou! advance, whose heav'nl light
Ian make each scene of sadness please:
On future bliss can fix the sight,
AND anguish change TO ease.
It's thou, sweet Hop, Of race divine
Who bid'st the Poet thoughts aspire.
Thou brcath'st thy inaaenc4 Ger each
line,
And add'st celestial FIRE
Thou bid'st his anxious bosom GLOW
To climb the steep ascent Of fame
10 share that praise the just bestow,
And gain deathlcss name.
The Painter, Grd by thee, can trace
Zach genuine beauty Nature gives;
AS on the c2nvass shine, each grace,
Rcnown'd his mem'ry lives.
lis thou, o Hope, who's, magic pow'r.
The griefs Of absence best Can elm,
While Friend.hip chidcs each ll,.,r;na
hour,
Thou shed'st thy soothing BALM.
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Character of a well-bred Man,
By A LADY.


Some have supposed the fine gentle
man and the well-bred man to be svfio-
nimOus characters but | will make it
appear that nothing can be more widely
different. The former leaves nature en-
tirely; the latter improves upon her.
He is neither a slave nor an enemy to
pleasures, but approves or rejects, as his
reason directs. He is above stopping
to fatter knave, though possessed Of
a title nor does he overlook merit, tho
he should find it in a cottage. His be-
haviour is afable and respectful, yetnot
cringing or formal; and his manners
easy and unaffected. He misses no op-
portunity wherein ne can oblige his
friends, vet does it IN so delicate man.
ner, that he seems rather to have receiv-
ed than conferred a favour. He does
not profess a passion he never felt, to
impose on the credulity Of a silly wo-
man nor will he injure another's repu-
tation, 70 please her vanity. lie cannot
love where he does not esteem nor does
he ever suffer his passion to overcome
his reason. IN his friendship he I.
steady and sincere and he lives less fol
himself than for his friend.
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niier, from the following text " There
is lad here, which hath five barley
loaves and two small fishes but what
are they among so many ?" IL. Oracle.
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et,GHiL&s2&aksAt ~ .s..*,sN.s<&.H>s:
Ag POETS CORNER HF
FOR THE WHEELING REPOSITORY.
To MISS R, OF s. County.

WET Miss r. you are my fancy,
But some others won your heart;
Why will YOU not own to N9lcy,
That Cupid s struck you wiz ais dart9
Curse upon the day you told me,
That you never could be mine
curs'd my fate and instant told thee,
That thought thee quite unkind
But now, sweet maid, one kind adicu!
May the man that YOU have chose.
BE always happy when with you,
Who are sweeter than the rose.
Since fate has robb'd me OF my choice,
. Z VIII look out, although there's lew
That ever had so sweet voice,
10 charm mytho'ts, sweet maid, as YOU.
Therefore, dear maid, once more adieu!
! cannot help what fate has done.
For you, dear maid, to tell YOU true,
I'D gone a thousand miles from home.
LEANDER.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-13

"A THE dwelling house &c the subscris
Il Der, on Mill. Greek, will be offered
fer sale, on Friday the 2yth inst. 1 large
stock Of young Horses, sols fat catiis,
three.or four StiHs, containing N, s6;
andsl os, esllons, . vasiety, Of Farmiag
Utensils, and Household Rurni,ure.--
Theferms win be made taowu On The
day Of sale. JOHN GRAY. 4,
Atasch IS, 1907. -. ss,..gs.s
] would also rent for one year, the
Publie House and three .l6ss ia Darkrs.
sfiie, belonging 10 the heirs of Joseph
Lamoa; dEs'd. -isimrdisse possession
may be had. and two sen-menss on tim.
her Ridge coysnisn, 10 merchant Hiill.
~ JOHN GRAY, Gaardsae.. 5
AareAis, sfaos. y ~
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roa raE tsFrirtoSscEa.
~. - 49, 80
fetAe PEePtE. -

1t eertainlyis athe privilege Of eyerry
citizen, in . free Kovernnieit, to deliver
his sentiments on national Affairs, proyii
ded he does; il with decency and ruth.
After we beeime detached from Great,
Britain, and we're recognised as q free
and sovereign States, our Efsi Soyern.
mentWas . simple democracy which spee.
Oily became so enervatsd and insufficient.
that'~e wsrs glad TO- have recourse TO
another mode d Jurisprudence. An the
wits 81 the Continent We're employed TO
digest system, and at kngth appeAtfa.
what now Isl. and was then called, tn
- Federal Government Upon its adop.
ton, there seegnsd to. bobut Que voice :,
mons the People, and thas was in i,s "a
vor. Aliwas then +" federal"-frdsral
possessions in every Town and City, and
essnseme Of the vesitables We a,s, and
the eiotilng Ne wore, was designated
BY NE iasofite epithet - federal This
GoysFnnens had NOT long been in setioh
before the demon faction arose, and ii.
,vided the People into two parties, f.de.:
raj and Anti-fedsral, and now more dis,
tinguished BY federal and democrat
The wheels Of government having rot in
rnptien. and most Of the oiiicss and pla-
css bsing Sled with Characters, iustly
supposed todbe attached to The govern.
ment OF their choice, the esfs became
very restless and dissatisked viii the ins,
o. IN other words, opposed 70 TIE govern.
msns because they were not alsp provi.
ded for. This in the nature 81 thinrs
could not be ! but such IS the wonderful
elect OF Perseverance, that this ANAL
party: ct malcontents, compafatiyely
speaking. 20 effectually worked Upon the
Psopls at large, and thereby the govern.
ment p The end, % 10 produce ! change,
and this change Of course pus the ms out,
and the saifsia. A rstrograde manD1yre
must now Be made 70 keep The chosen in
their ssAts.--their place Of honor and
profit; hnd how was this 20 Dc ds;ne, bun
in going back inp part 10 thar fatal popular
system which had been given rp. IS I
mean however. 20 support the inauenc.
ct the prevailing paTtyf Consequently
our goyrrlmsnt hAs much daildlsd boeh
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asto men and measurss. Nes ~ insul.
ted abroad, and frequen.ly ,threatened a
home with insnrEsctions and . !dismsm-
betnaent ofthe federative system. Men
.ofslender talents and unsound principles,
have eked themselves into power, shl sly
prts and Low cunning, timely adapted to
the Prejrdices and passions 81 The Peo.
pie. Our highest councils which were
,once renowned Tor thsirwisdodhandrss-
Pectability ore considerably DEPRECATED.
Our state legislatures are filed also with
TOO many improper characters, and there
appears, in the body politic.. . gangrene
taking place, which must prove fatal
unless due and timely application il
pale And what i Il s--Hhy, thar the
People win lay undne, party spirit, aside,
ind send from aInong them the best md
most qualified men 20 gu up the Sacan.
cies intheir genrraland sate govsrnmeht.
Nothing but such : DIFFERENTIATION will
save Us. and render our goveFnmrueand
country respectable. Even at this time,
with I'll the appearance Of peace. . war -
Kn,icipsted. T The pressing application
fscently- mide in Congress for swofs
gun-boats and lofti6rations l. = proof Of
this assertion. and the Secretary Of wars
immediate proposals. >tpr DE supply IL
Troops in every part of,hr union, iooks
more like The fear from ipternal enemies,
than open opposers. n Go
> 49,. : ~ A,eai A~eticaa.
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:. TdKE NoTICE.

I: The subscriber int nding 70 remove
from this country in short time, re-
qnests every person indebted % him, 10
come in Immediately and close their &C.
counts, a. he 10 detefEineia Ia have: eli
his Siiairs seeded a. ao6n % bossible. ::
JOSEPH CHAMBERS. !,
- MAotCu ID, AoOfs s@f T,sshs 33g45I-7-.-A
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NEw-oRLEANs, January IS.

LsHsSsasure q NssD-sltse0'ss. =
House Representatives. Jan. -, 1907.
The Speaker laid befors'the House .
letter from the hon. JamsA Workmaa,
Judge ofths county court Of Orleans eo0a5
~ covering snndry docanients, informG
ing tie House that he adeadjoarned ths
court siae dc, and explained his reason
therefor. The Illegal arrest and traass
portasion ofesrtain pers6na. BY order at
Gen. Wllkinson, the ,oyeseArow of,the
civil authority C. was also annocased
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.T7fLLbe sold !, poblic vendue On
wv. :Monelav the Sofh inst ~ ne ho,,s.

2TT7fLLbe sold II pobiic vsndne ON
wv, Monday The 5oth inst. ct the house
where the subscriber now lives, great
variety sf Household and Kitchen fnrui.
tnre. anaong which are two Desks. =
Bureau, number Of Tables and Chairs
two eight day Cloeks, &c. Also, two
complete and excellent setsaof Smiths
Tools. two good Mich Cow and anu,.
berof Hogs ale win dispose Of any
ofthe above articles, ifspplied for pre-
vious 70 ths day ofsale. Nine mouths
credit win b allowed, on giving bond
with approved securitys -. II =
He also wishes TO dispose ofhis Houss
md Lot, situate ia, the Main Street,
interchangeable House IS two stories
high, and isas well 6nishedsas any other
House ii said Town, on this Lot are %.
veral convenient ou, Houses: IN. excel.
lent Garden. q. As Win giys I !: sleaE
bargain In this ornperts. :. = = =.
s. JoSkPH CHAMBERS.
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!. M4RrlKsstJRe, s.a,s !. IS: Is.

- We are authorized "a dss.ire az pu5.
&c, that Philip c: Ptndleton, Ess.
- HssG Candidate far Eonsress
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CaasressdaJ sarn.S at dbsaf half pal
eirps" s'clsez Sn Irssday n;ehs ihe 50
- -..s-s - :, r., r. - - = s7z~isass4 siSt
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Altoona, Dec. so.

3 Dant1ie has . garrison Ut near $1,000
men the neighbouring re'ioubts are Tic.
Tended by General Mans,eiu, with con.
siderable corps 4 Br.siaa has a garrison
II 5000 men. On the eth inst, i, vas
. invested by Jerome Bonaparte, with the
Hawaiian and Wirsenbsrg troops under
Ms command. The eannonade con.
ineaeed the same day; and soh,inued to
the lssh, without mixing any impression.
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officers take less notice than their duty
requires" y. : a 4f !. {
= NtusO rkaas yam. -. 1907. 7
.af U I. lndorsed, 4 true presentment. y ! !,
II = ," EVANJONES, Fsrsmas. "
Thereby certify that the foregoing ID .
true copy Of the original preseutment on
hle ID the Office Of the clerk Of the suPs-
rioe court, Jan. 77th, 1907. &@ .s.ii
NV SMITH, CHI.
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q than their duty
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11
the supreme court, if the case should de.

the supreme court, if the case should de-
pend nponit.
10 saying.thas I still think the opinion
perfectly correct, / DO not consider my
self as gsing. further than the preceding
reasoning goes. Some gentlemen have ar
gued as if the supreme court had adopted
The whole doctrine of the English books
on the subject Of accessories 10 reason
bot such is certainly q Q the fact Those
only who perform a part, and who are
Ieaguel in the conspiracy are declared to
be traitors. To complete the dehpitlon
both circumstances must concur. They
must perform a part which will fur.
nish the Overt act, and they must be
!. leagued in the conspiraey."-The
person who cones within this description.
in the opinion Of the court leyies var
The present motion however does notrest
upon this point; for If uadrr this indicr.
ment the United S ates might be let III
TO prove the part performed by the prison.
er, if he did perform any part. the court
could NOT ssopshe testimony 10 It's preset
stage.
Second The second point involves the
character of the over, act which has been
glvenin evidences, aud calls upon the court
10 declare whether the act can mount to
leyyipg war. Although the Court ought
now 10 avoid any. analysis Of The 1esti
mony which has been offered in this case
provided the decision Of the motion should
not rest upon il, yet many reasons concur
10 giving a peculiar preprie,y to a delivery
in the course Of these trials, OF adsrIled
opinion on the question what is Eyying
war /! As this question has been sfgueJ a,
great length, it may probably save much
trouble TO tbs counsel now 10 give that o.
pinioa.
ITO be coyaznued.)
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MALrazov, 3W

The French are before the gates OF o'..
sund marshal Erune's head quarters Il
here. Tbs king Of Sweden has Pr0p
aa armis.ice,i ia order e negotiate ?
bu. received for answer, that she P'o1
cannot be acceded 20 unless a gua' Il.
BE- given, aad the guarantee aa'''
spnd.
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MAeDEBUaG, JM !

JWJ "a,
a courier who has passed through wv
city with the utmsss speed. carries o'os''
10 Paris TO prepare every thing tor lac y
cePtion OF his majesty the emperor W.,
expects : . arrive there on the Isl Of A0S.J
his imperial majesty has left I'l'lt, ss
is going to Dresden where he Is cry"
ed.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
BOSTON, September $.
Meas from EUROPE, Highly Ma-
bortant s the Latest.

After our paper went to press last night.
we were politely favored, by The hand Of
David Hinckly, Esquire, with LONDON pa
pers up to the 3lst of July, sod a Liver
pool paper of Aug. 1, 1907, brought by
him, in the ship Sally, Anu, capt. Glover,
who arrived here last evening 80 days
from Liverpool.
The Sylvia cAtter, from Halifax, arrived
"a. Portsmouth, 25th July, with dispatches.
from ad. Berkely, respecting TIE affair of
the Chesapeake aud which reached Lon
don the 26th Tor 7th3-Their contents
were communicated by Mr.. Canning TO
Mr., Munroe; and some friendly notes,
it is said passed between them. There
was a general embargo from the 23d 70 the
3lss July, to procure seamen; but the
Wasp was released. j, is said, a, the par.
ucular instance of Mr.. Munroe, and sailed
the s9th, as the pspers report, for this
country, with provisional arrangements
which have been agreed upon between Mr..
Munroe and the British government, with
a view OF preventing a rupture between
the TWO countsies: We however, learn.
verbally. that some though, she was bound.
TO the Mediterranean. American news.
paper aud letter accounts have been pub
lished: The sensation which the aews Of
the attack on the Chesapeake and The re.
ported feelings OF the American pub,
lie made or the English nation was
great. The manufacturers and merchants,
and the Americans, were much alarmed !;
American credits were stepped; War was
supposed by some inevitable; and even
privateers were preparing: But Mr, Cau-
ming had assured the committees that il,
would not alter the situation of thiags be.
tween the two countries, and the chancel.
lor of the excheeuer. in the House Of
Commons, said the British government
wosid not fail to make any a,onement or
repara,ion, which should appear du. on
the OCCASION. The English papers general.
iy condemned Beskely and it is said he.
is to be recalled.
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WARSAW, jug !"
Allthe persons in the srain Of 'hs pr'ae'
of Benevcnto (M. Talleyrand) have 's"
this city for Dfesdea, where il is said cor
gress will be held for the conclusion Of
general peace. This report, howeve',"
CURES conGr aatioa.
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ALTeaA, gulu22.

,r, c. HLtVHA III z.
The following, says a private letter, YOU
may depend upon it, is the substance Of
the conditions Of the treaties bssweea
France ADD Russia and Prussia:
Russia will not lose any thing, and TO
cessions are demanded from Austria.
here is to be no kingdom in Poland /;
NOS warsaw, and a district round il Of SO
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4lPriyate Leuer.7

sfasn'ai silpala,ions Of the peac. 4ss
betweeo Rtassla and F.ance,: 'asutt:
I. The boundaries Of II. n
Warsaw shall be determined as VIA way q
2. Iha, Of the territory Of ~. a.
Hanse Towns Of Daotzic ; the @s re
20 pc marked TWO miles rouad i. Hr as
,? French, Daalzic, Savou;au, saa DOW 'el
an IN 'tsa.
5 The boundaries Of the knob.
Wsstphalla shall be evacuated. "u q
4. Tilsi. shall be evacuated BY il. g..
troops 90 The Goth July aud '''a'a
$. Koningsburg the a5th JULY.
6. Before The ls.Augus', Ess. p,n,,,,
as far as the Passage.
Z. Before the 2oth, as far as II. v,
lula. ~
9 Before the s'h OF s:ps. a. f., !, b.
Oder and, u'
9. Az other royal Prussia dom;r;;,,.
as far as The Oder, as well a, SiiIe,i, !.
the Isl October. ~
~. ne Province at Nagdeburpt o,
the right Of the EIbs, Pasewaid, and P,sN.
sytow. shall not be evacuated uuil III. /.
November.
II. With regard to Sse,,;u, the TIM. Of
is evacuation it shall be determined by
the plenipotentisries; until the evssualo a
it shall be occupied by 5000 French
troops.
IL. Spandau, Cas,rian, all the f~o,,.sss
in S lesia shall be surrendered 10 The Pu.
sians on the 1st Octobtf.
All other po'n's yet to be arranged sha!
De settled b. sar p!ea.po.entiaries 10 be ap.
pointed by both contracting parties, who
are to meet at Berlin. on the IS h Of Iuy,
The revenue of the PtussIau domlnioassls
be tor of his Prussisn majesty from
tho 18Th Of July, on condition tia! III;
contribution demanded be paid 10 Ih
.FIeuch.
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frsu ss< RIcH5SoND RNpUIRER.
TRIAL
OF
COLONEL "A. BURR.
COLONEL "A. BURR

4 Cousirued By ad;;enrnmenf and held ct the Ca
nfo{ in rhe Hall of me hsase Of Daegates,D
for High Treason against the U. States.
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LONDON, Juh 90.

-, H00N, HEY w
The terms of the treaty Of peace have
not ,%rauspired officially, but it would seem
as if no intention were entertained Of
wressisg Silesla from the King o! Pros.
STA.
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NgREXBERG, ju!

Jug 10
There is talk of a confederation OF l;
North to be established under the protect.
90 Of Russia: of the inde notification Of Sc.
veral German princes ia the Nor'h; oftts
extension OF the confederation Of The Rhi1s
to the Elbe, &c. It is said also tina. the
Kingdom of Poland will be re.eslstlsh.
ed ADD given 70 2 French Prince ; sno
that Russia will engage to renouncs forever
all authority over Moldavia, Wallachn,
and several other nsighboriug Turkish pro-
vinces.
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BANKS OF THE MAINE, 59a!y H.
We learn tba, the French will DOT leaS
Germany I'LL peace shall have been CON-
Guided with England.
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Use duy thSdu3 WHICH TIC law pidSSU III
my power TO carry the question again be.
fore the supreme court, for re, considerati.
on, 10 a csse 10 which it would directly oc,
cur and be fully argued.
The court which gave this opinion was
composed ~ofsjudges. Attic time I sho't
them unanimous, but ! have since had rea-
son 10 saspee. that one Of them whose o.
pinion 10 ens:Aedqto great respect, ADD
whose in1ispasition prevented his enter.
ing into the discussion, 90 some OF those
points which were not essential to the de.
cision OF the very case uader confederation,
did no, concur ia this particular point with
his brethren. Had the opinion been una.
nimous it would have been given by a
majority <of the judges. But should the
three who were .abscnt concur with that
Judge who. was present, and who perhaps,
dissen,s from, VIVA, was. shcn the opinion oi
the court, a majority Of the judgsa may
override this decision. should there.
fore feel DO objection although | then tho'.
aud still think the opinion perfectly c~orrccf,
to carry the point if possible again before
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com mandans had ordered him Of the MI.
neral lands. The, general censured the or
der aud asked meif knew who John
| Smith was. replied no, but had hsen
Informed he was one Of Cox's captains
90 major Hunt insiduously observes. re-
plies the general--bus thar does not lessen
hiu n ma esteeus. He added thar Smith
was bro,her.in law TO Mr.. Early, mem.
Der OF congress, who had brought forward
reso.ution 10 feducs the army add DIS.
Dense with his services as general; that
there were many of this stamp 10 congress
t-shereiore they mus, be attended Z kept
IN GOOD humor, or we shall be turned tos
the RICH, about Mr.. Marsip, Did you.
appear before the secretary a. war in order
TO make statement as 20 the coDduct OF
General 9Vilkinson, which you considered
endangered the u. S. aud what was hrs re-.
ply /? Mr.. Hay objected TO the question as
i had O relation to the subject. Mr.. VICE
ham said .ha. general Wilkinson hadosen
inlerrosa,ed by them and required g say
whether his conduc, was approved o. DIS.
approved by the governments that ttf &C.
yernmeus had iaken the most active EaFgin
this prosecution, and twas right aat pro.
-per that the sentiments OF the government
should be xnowu.s The Chief efustide said
thar the difference is this. The evidence
of general Wilkinson arose from connn'
nica,;oDs officially made directly irosl the
government. This is different CAST
The evidence here offered CONSISTS Of con-
verss.ions with the officers OF the govern.
ment. Mr.. Martin said that The secretary
a, war was applied 10 in his official chsfac,
ter and 10 his official character ne had said
that general Wilkinson must and would 0s
supported that he had stood low 10 the
estimation Of government before MS ener.
ge,ic measures at New Orleans, but now
be stood very high. Mr.. Hay was about
10 make some observations IN opposition
10 the introduction of such evidence, when
general Wilkinson consented that the wit
ness should go on,l
[llajior Bra6r's evidence to be continued
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had 10 his possession, coming froms +,
Der onthe floor Of congress, Or wh.,he, -
prudent measures of the president a,a
tendency to bring about the presen, r.
bles. Mr.. S. wished;she people 10 ,,ro"
nounce who were the true friends of Il.
liberty and prosperity ofthe u. States,
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