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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
10 NeNt.
For Rent,

Ol IeOhtt
Three snalltcncments, near the upper end
8Tfh of Prince street; to one of which Is attached
HSssla goodbrick stable. rhe rent will be made
G.&.i low 10 good tenants. Apply to
NJ MILLER * SON.
Who have 1000 bushels Shorts for sale, on reasona
bile terms. april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
G.. & I. Y. Thompson,

Have received per ships Virginia and Boston from
II Liverpool, and other arrivals, agennefai assort
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
Hutter. Flour, etc.

PENNSYLVANIA butter, -four, bees.wax and TEA
theirs, Just received and for sale. The butter IS
aid TO be Of very superior quality, and viii be sold
low, by W. MILL" " 9o''
nov 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29

Saltpetre, Powder, etc.
00O KEGS of Duponts best Brandywine Gun
@NSU powder 40 kegs cannon and rock Powder,
warranted equal to any other manufacture and for
sale at reduced price.
20 casks refined salt petre, of best quality
30 packages domestic plaids, blue denms and
pantaloon stripes landing this day and for sale by
July 10 A. G.. CAZENOVE& co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29

Coffee, Soap sc.
a. BAGS Cuba coffee
81 90 boxes bright soap
IS do mould candles
4 do mems coarse and fine shoes
hhis u. T.. rum
60 10 mustard in Id and half ID cansters, re-
ceved and for sale by "
owls L&L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
For Rent,

EUE NeCNt,
Alarse wellstuated Store, with an excel.
Enf lentdry cellar attached to it. 1t is remarka-
HsS9 oily well calculated for the Dry Goods bust.
ness, and a tenant in that line would re-
ceivethe preference. The rent will be moderate.
oct3O GEO. COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29

nov G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
hardware Store,
sept 10

Gunner Of King 0ita R0y1lsIreels.
EOIIN C, MANDELL has just received per ship
ID Pioneer, from Liverpool, general assortment Q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
p o u gI Ys
A MOTHER, IS LOVE.

--He stood alone-a shunn'd and hated
- thing,
For he had been an outcast on tho world
End every vlager had heard the tale
That stampt his brow with stain ofinfamy.
And knew tho guilt that now, with keen re-
MORSE
Gnawed at his heart with ceaseloss tooth OF
anguish
Disease was praying on him, and he came
To lay his woaried aud his worn out frame
Beside his buried father. His CLASSY eye
And pale and withercd cheek and hallow voice,
Told that his days were numbered And the
pain
Ofpariing Iifc-the torture ofthc mind,
Came in the sleepless night and fcverish day
Fill wasted life just glnmercd ore il died
And yet none needed these his rackino pains,
The world passed by upon the other side,
And left hin to his fate. All save one
And she, in her old age, watched by his couch
And wiped the c!aIRiny sweat from his cold
brow.
Sho nlonc had welcomed his return, and now
She sat by hor poor boy TO cheer the hours
When chilling darkness came upon his soul,
Nor thought Of her own weakness while she
His aching brow upon her throbbing breast,
The lamp Of life went out. And then she
bore
The wasted form Of him she once had loved,
And laid him by his father,
There would she wander, when the dowy. eve
Had spread her sober mantle o'er the world,
And sit and weep aloud Twas her only son
Thatlay beneath that Wondering pile ofearth,
And shc forgotthe errors Of his life,
And thought alone of what was lovely,
She thought of him the infant in her lap,
And heard his ariloss prattle--and she saw
The sunny ringlets as they sportive play'd
O'cr his bright brow, in childhoods summer
I.I honrs,
She thought how proudly she had loved TO
dwell
Upon the opening manhood Of her child,
And of tho hopes a mother only knows,
She thought on these and wept: and hid her
head
On the cold earth that press upon hor boy,
And wished her angel, widow heart, was
hushcd
Within tho quiet grave wherein no slcpt--
oh if there 10 within tho human heart
feeling hoiier than all else beside
II isthe love that -arms a mothers breast
E'om for n Sinning chm the only ito
Irlat death alone can sever, nnd is felt
Till tns last throb of feeling is at~est
lWorcesicr Egis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13

Supcr snper London ti,ngnun-,
DO. black Bombazines.
Prirted floor and table CLOTHS,
Zebra Ribbons,
Gauzc Cap do.
Fine bnbblns for trimming.
Ladies kno'ted Wors,ed hose,
Habit trimmings end daisy bmtons,
% lbs cery superior black and colored
sewing eik--the manutactdre Of Rubinna-
ii, Cioiola and Fenizio, warranted free
from acid, and Of much better quality
,hnu is usually offered for sale.
Threod, bobbinet and Swiss Iaces;
Super black lutstrings,
Cheap shoe ribbons,
Super do. Gallons, triple chain.
AL So
bale blue Broadcloths,
] do. blankets rose and point:
2 bales Ravens Duck,
Case blaclsa6anton Grapes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13

J...-uw --"~e a n',,ro ,IVni I,vwy,ut .,
sssES8 situate on the Enst shore Of
,sssk&A Rhode Island.---It has a valu.
aoie privilege for sea manure and an ex
eelient scite for Salt Works--contains a,
bout thirty acres Of first rate Land, with q
Dwelling honsc and Barn in good repair
and an Orchard in full bearing, having a
great variety of Fruit Trees. An, So
table title will be given hvc..,L VEG STE
,,,ss %Ss' Fl, For 'TuaSrn. ESQ Attor.
~ dhd Counsellor at Law, Thames. strt.
Newport, II. /.
Oct IS. 1877. [eow3m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
Providence Blank Book Man
Qfactory,
=. II. BURNTON,

0rdnge-SlTeel an tke rear of 90 Wesimin-
lister Street,
OFFERS bis services in the manufac,
~ turing Of heavy books Cor Records,
Banks, Merchants, Manufacturers aud 9th.
crs. His books arc warranted for duratil-
ity ufd proof against moisture. Elegant
Book Binding as usual
n. Is. a heavy book for Records has jus,
been delivered. and may be inspected at
the Clerks Office, Court Common pleas for
the County OF Newport. may2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
List of Letters,

ID EMAINIrs in the Post Office, New
HI port, II. I. November 20, 1922. Per
sons calling for them will please say that
they are advertised, as they arc placed in
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13

The above Letters will be forwarded to
the General Post Office, unless they are
taken up before the first osJnnuary next.
Office hours from 2 TO l2 o'clock A. II.
and from 2 ts o'clock p. NJ.
r.. B. CRANSTON. Past Afostc,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
India Rubber Over-shoes.
VIM. JAMES TILLEY,

HAS this day opened complete assort.
III nient of Ladies and Gcntlcmens India
Rubber over-shoes, and will sell them cheap.
Nov 18th, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
TO LET,

ind possession gipen on tne lsf Of Sepfem-
Der merit.
TIME Store now occupied by WILLIAM
l LrrrLErIELD, belonging to the Mer-
chants Bank. Apply to the Cashier al the
Rank Aug. 18th, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
Commissioners Last Notice.

Commissioners Last Notice.
THE Commissioners on the Estate OF
BENZ. B. MUMFORD,
deceased, will holl their Final Meetings
at the Store Of Stephen Gould, OH the 9th
OF November, and Cd and 3d Of January
next, at 9 o'clock, p. M. Immediately af
ter the last meeting their report will be
made to the Court of Probate.
STEPHEN GouLD,
r 5aMns B. rPHlLIrrs,{ Comrs.
Newport, nov. l, 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
Eagle Coffee House,

.NtnPoTf, II1kodt. Isldnd.
THOMAS TOWNSEND, Informs his
Il Friends and the Public, that this Es-
tablishment is now Opened for the Recep-
ton of Company, and every possible att n
ton viii be paid to the comfort and con
venience of those who patronise il.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

oN HEsTERDAY--A communication from the Senate
stated they lad passed the bill releasing Charles
Robertson and Others the commonwealth rightro cer-
tam real eSiaeand have jeced the bill concerning
, Townsend McYegh and Jeremiah Cobb.
ihcy recede ircm their amendment TO the bill 10 a.
mend the act releasing to Thomas Fretwell Goodwin
the commonwealth right 10 certain tract of land.
On motion OF Mr.. Chalmers The report Of the Select
Committee concerning The Banks, taken UP. After
the rePo and resolutions read, Mr. Nelson mo-
we'd 10 Law them The table, which was agreed 10.
Mr. Ship moved that when the House adjourned on
Friday next adjourn until the SIS! March, which was
agreed tOaud on MIR. Watts motion. the meeting of
the House hereafter was fixed at o'clock
On motion Of MIR. Mason Of King and Queen, the re-
port OF the Committee appointed To the bonds
Of Public Officers taken up. The resolution OF the
Comm ItIre that il is pedicn reduce the penalty
OF the bend required Of Toe Treasurer, being read Mr.
Thompson of A. opposed and Mr. Pateson Of Il. adyo-
Gated II. The resolution then rejected.
he engrossed bril- concerning the Penen;iary, was
taken TN.
Mo Facson moved to III he blank for the salary Of the
store Keeper with $4,000 Mr.. Cowan moved 81 500,
which supported by Mr.. Bowers Mr.. Mason Of X
Y o. Supported the fill the blank with $4,000
Ih motion was rejected, aud the blank filed with 5OO
and The bill passed Messrs Patteson, Bowers and Mason
bore Testimony the merits Of the store keeper, and his
qualiGca' ions public officer.
bill concerning lotteries taken Up its second
ding Mr. May explained the purposes the bill and
advocated its engrossmcnt Mr.. Briggs opposed Mr.
Rutherford then moved its indefinite posponeueu which
ncgatved; and the bill ordered to he engrosscd
TIE bill anhorising the purchase of Thomas Jcfe1 s
bust and library was taken up. Mr.. Loyal offered an
amendment appropriatiug of money the benea,
oil Mrs Randolph. MT. Loyal passed handsome eulugy
upon MI Jeson, and depicted in glowing colors his long
ne Of labor and service in the Of his country. Mr.
Iyef supported the amendments and dwe, with eoquencc
upon the claims of Nv JeGcrson child upon the Justice
generosity Of the state.
Mr. Crump Powatan moved that the amendment h.
taken as Substitute for the bill. lie said the estate Of
NI Jefferson was not known certainly be nsolven and
ths should prove the fact the bequest would be
pied With His wish that the will should be carried
into effect
Mr. Epps and Gen. Taylor opposed the amendment
lhey both bore testimony the character and public
wees OF Mr. Jefferson. The amendment offered by Mr..
Ciunp was rejected.
The question then 'aken on Mr. LoyoAs amendment
and rsga..rri.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
MARRIED,

on "Wednesday evening by the Rev'd Andrew Syme Mr.
!AMEs OALr OF Richmond to MARY, second of
Mr. Thomas Colq,ihoun Of Petersburg.
In Cupeper county, the Gth Feb by the Rev Joh,
Noodve, Mr. A. GREEN, of the u. s. Navy T., Miss
MARGARET FINpLAY daughter of Mr. Richard Randolph
Parish, of said County.
on thursday last, at Rattlesnake Spring. bv
the Kew VIM. II. Hart. Mr. BLAIR BURRELI of Man.
chester to Miss DELLA HARRIS of Chesterfield county
On Saturday, at the of Mr.. Robt. Gordon bv ths
Rev Wm.H HART Capt. WIN. FINNEY, of Ches,e,6eld "a
Miss ELIZA c. Woop, OF this city.
On Thursday the LIST inst. by the Rev. Mr. KEELING MIR
iHos WILLIAMS, jr. of this city, to Miss Fns.crs
Eliza eldest daughter of George Grcenhow Esq of He.
rico county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
CONVENTION.
CHARLorTE CurNrv Z

CHAHLorTE CoUNTY, FEE. 81, 1927.
al meeting OF the members of the Cub Creek
Debating Society," at Mr. Char les q. Raine's for the
purpose OF taking into liberation the rejection OF
the Convention bill
Mr.. Hill McCraw was called to tire chair, and MI.
Charles n. Raine appointed clerk.
After the meeting was organised the follow ing pre-.
aIibIe anu resolutions adopted.
We, the members of the Cubb Creek Debating
society, feeling mortified the rejection in the House
OF Delegates of the bill rroylng for taking the sense
u tue people OF Virginia relative TO Convention
believing change of the Constitution to be the wish
OF majority of this Commonwealth, ipasmuch as its
strongest features aris;ocracal and in its OPERA
ton oPpressiTe--and iom the lucid arguments con
tanned IN JefersOn'5 letters TO Kerchival believing
That our Condition is only nominaIIy republican-do
make the following Resolutions
l. Resolved, that view with the deepest abhor-
renee any attempt made by Legislative body III
free couDry 10 siGe the voice Of !lie people
q Resolved, that the representative vote Of this
county III tie Legislature relative to he Convention
bill. Is in!mcai to the principles OF rePubcanisin
and IN orr opinion opposite 70 tie voice OF majority
of as community, aud therefore By Us disappointed
g. Resolved, that we support no man By elective
franchise "JO is opposed 10 the voice of The people,
for any ciy. Office Whatever deemng such support
a departure from rcpublicauism.
a. Resolved, that IN orr opinion, the republicansrn
and talents Of DR.. William Rice, loudly call him forth
10 the political field under The present pressure;
consequently we solicit him, in conjunction with his
numerous friends, 70 forward candidate for
tie next General Assembly.
8. Resolved, that the Clerk send the above Pre-
ambie and Resolutions 70 the Editors Of the Consttu-
uonai Wing and Richmond Enquirer, requesting them
10 give publicity 10 these candid and unanimous
sentiments.
Signed by order OF The Society.
BILL McCRAW, Chairman.
CHARLES 4. RAiSE, Clerk.
"lIyERP9oI., Jan. II.
"The Psnthea, from New York, was wrecked in
H0lybead bay lHc L,h .n.l. 81 on board stYef.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

Mr. Crunp moved amend the bill bv ,rovso ,h., ~,
appropriation should be ma de unless ,hs es,a, ~ AZ
y be found insufficient for the support of Mrs RandoIrhs
lahy' ms motion was opposed by Mr.. May and mega,
tved The bill was then rejected, 81 to S..
Mr. GhoiSon moved that the bill be laid ON the table
the purpose OF offering resolution for leave 10 brin !,
bill To relnQuiSh interest which state NAV have
under the will of Mr. Jefferson, which was mes avcd
Ensrossed bills passed. Concerning the Penen,iarv-
concerning appeals in arising under bylaws of
the town of Wheeling To punish the burning oherwis,
nJuhg OF public property and for other purposes Chang
ing tue punishment OF free negroes and mulatocs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
DIED,

In TINS city on the Sd inst. Mrs Mary r CRENsnAy
w,e OF Mr. Nat &. Crenshaw, and youngest daughter OF
Mrs. Ann Couch. 70
YIN ednesday morning at o'clock, after tedious and
painful ndpositon, which he bore with the fortude and
tlou of believer in Christ and Minister o1hs Cos
per, tnf "GV. DAVID ROPER In his Departure widow
and four children sustain loss no, to be renairaa: ]
f"us ienas are deprived of whom they Justly loved:
and the cause of virtue anu religion loses firm and able
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

PsSHlRD and last Concert, will be on THURSDAY mex,
d March 9Th. '
PART
Grand Overture. Zaubes!iote, (by des;re) Noso,
Trio-Nli Lusci. Miss Gughan,s and Mr. Pad
song-By the simplicity of Venus Doves-Miss ''''
Dne,,mSS i, 6.u ,-,o, ,,:.- c., Bishop.
Song-Eccesso de contente-Niss T.. GilIneha,n
Duett-Cara Zit,elle-Miss Gi!linsham and Mr.
"' Curcio.
Dueit--N hats sweeter than the blown vase
Miss Giingham and Miss T. G.. tJon5.,
Trio Fra Qua-Miss Gillinghams and MI Pad
"o" A., ,,., Rossai.
Dillingham; I,,,d
Sons-Adieu thou lovely youth-Niss E. Gilling-
ham. A..
DOett-Love in thine eyes-Miss E. Dillingham;
and Mr.. Padion. I.,
Sons-i3y desire, Aud Robin Gray-Mjss Gil
= .,"s' m: o,n Scottish.
M nm" S. "ia -'.s' radon. Cim0ro.o
u Tickets TO be had at Mr.. Fi.zwhvlsunn,s booL
store, at the Eagle Hotel at the door in the even
ing. ~ WIN
- Concert to commence at pas, Z O'Clock.
March
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
Greenhouse Plants. for Sale.

VIE subscriber intending travel for the benefit Of
< MS health, offers for sale his residence opposi,e
the Government, House IN Richmond. his extensive COL
lection OF GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, and he believesit
may be asserted without fear Of contradictions that no cole
lection OF equal extent and quality eyer been offered
loi sale i'll the U. States.
The admirers of Flora, ana lovers o: good Lemons
oranges nave now an opportunity of selecting great
iiety OF elegant Plants and Fruit Frees, ior ognanepno
their Green houses.
Inc plants which remain unsold on the first of AptI
VIII be offered at auctions and list them be given
March g. ,g4t p TIfp NJ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
Valuable Stock of Dry Goods

TT .4UC7TOW
BY virtue of deed of trust from Lewis W;nsfa,5 G,
~ Co. to the subscriber, will be sold at Auction ON
thursday the Sh inst 10 o'clock the entire Stock OF
Dt'I GooDs OF SAID Winghcd Co. amounting TO about
So'ooo comprising very general assortment of seasona
e Goods wen selected and principally of purchase
therefore i'll good order. '
49, JOSEPH MARKS, Trustee
ior approved paper. The above sale will be conducted w
OTIS, DUNLOP II Co. and by c. & G. CLARKE A.
tioneers. So
March 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
TtrDsMta Ze0isIatttrY.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, MARCH ..
communication was received from the Senate
That they had passed the bills concerning Sarn Tins
icy-and with amendments, the bill TO amend the act
releasing to Thomas L. Goodwin the Commonw ealtb,s
right TO certain tract of land.-And that they had
rejected the bills concerning circuit courts-and James
johnson. Tue Sena,es amendments to the bill con-
corning 1. T. GoodwIn were disagreed to on tile
motion of Gen. Taylor.
The House postponed the order of tho day for elect
ing Judge of The General Court. and again took I'm
Mr. Giles Report and Resolutions.
Mr.. Snyth Of Wythe resumed and concluded his
argument in reply to Gen. Floyd and in support of
the Resolutions.
When he bad concluded, MIR. Giles and briefly
replied 10 part of Cen Taylor's argument
Mr. George, when Mr.. @ lies had finished called
FOR the previous question: far continuation of
the debate was concerned
The question was then taken on Gen. Taylor,s sinh
stitute, and carried in the negative, As noes 100
The question was then taken on the resolutions
concluding MIR. Giles Report, one by one, and they
were respectively adopted by overwhelming MAORI
ties.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
Trustees Sale

SY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed n, Do.,o1
A. teherIy II. Nosby and Louisa p his WIFE dated the
~oih day o May, 1926, and duly recorded in the Cle,s
Ohce Of Po"hatan County, for certain puuoses therein
nfnt'onen the subscriber will positively SELL on the 23
day of March next, the premises the Trac, of on
which the said Mosby resides, called Gibraa ,v;n
III the said County of Powhatan and containing ,,
nation 40 acres This property is situated in the up,er
e OF the county, on which called Middle Road near
Cumberland old Court House is in all resuects ve[v
handsomely improved; having it excellent Dwelling
Rouse containing seven roCms with oil the necessary oHi
cess aud farm house adapted to the accommodation of
genee family and presents agreeable residence either for
professional gentleman good settle for a Tavern
AT the same time AND place, will be sold al Public kuc
uoh III pursuance ol said deed, the following slaves viz
Emanuel, Solomon, Juno, Elosa and her three chlr,p
Joe MARIA aud Kitty, Chc foregoing however SUBJ
ec to prior lien in favour of Bartholomew Truebear,
ana utheTS also the slaves Dayy, Chester and ,blev
me niee 'aSt not included IN the foregoing LEM also his
household aud kitchen furniture embracing great variety
OF valuable articles and excellent nd
two Pianos; also valuable medical md cns.Ila ueos IL
Orary consisting Of about 225 volumes together with many
valuable surgical Instruments also all his panra ton ue,-
s' tose'her with cart aud carryal and harness be-
onsS 10 the same: also all the stock Of beonping tn
SAID hosby with many other articles personal
name" IN Said deed, and unnecessary tie here pa icula
ly described.
lie terms Of the above sale will be- one third in c,s
aud the oaa0ce in two equal annual payments for the Ia d
ana ce uutl se LIST day of January 1923 for the rs
So""' P"Pety' WIN pond and approved security for all
sums over I'VE dollars The above sale made al the re-
quest Oh d. MoSby aud for the benefit Of his creditors
{" "hom are requested attend and make known tine
amount OF her claims that provision may be made ef
their payment. The subscriber convey only such the
as is vested in him by said trust deed
JNO. W. NASH, Trustee.
March6 p,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
The Miss GilIinghamS

FsSlIIRD and last Concert, will be on TnuRspA,
Il March 9Th.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

So Rich H. Field having i majority of the whole,
was declared duly elected.
On motion Of MIR. Taylor, the House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

-. v IYLNPnOL, Jan. II.
"Ihe Psnthea, from New York, was wrecked in
'i0iybeaa bay on Ice t,h iast ~ on board saved
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-20

Of self government, than Of those temperate and
unbought expressions Of public sentiment which
we have right to expect from people free in
!heir institutions, intelligen, in their opinion,
and usually digni6ed In their habits. II acts Of
riot and personal violence are 10 take the place
Of temperance and good order, the period, which
good men have always deprecated, and bad men
desired-the dissolution Of our republican sys.
lem will be greatly approximated. Tha, sy,.
tenn reposes for its security on the fitness Of
.he people for self. government. Destroy ,ha,
fitness, and the pillars o. our system will fall in
pieces. If the first indications of the want Of
this fitness are exhibited by the advocates Of
Gen. Jackson Sc ofthe opposition, we have reason
10 fear that they are evidence of,hc an,i-republc.
an principles on which that party seeks 10 es,ab.
lish itselfin power, * that they are equally omi.
nous of the means by which it will retain il,
power, in the event Of success. Surprising that
we are correct in these differences, i, become,
the duty Of all rejecting citizens, seeing tha,
the course Of the Administration and the cause
Of the republic are the same, 10 rally round the
existing powers, and repel the first inroads Of
a violent and despotic spirit, which, in it,
growth, could not fail to accelerate the dss.
trucrion Of those institutions which we stand
pledged in the sight Of heaven and man, and
firmly bound to our ancestors and our poseri,y
to preserve in their original beauty, until their
guardianship shall pass into the hands Of ano
Their generation. 3D.