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INN It's Convention during rs se'srr, such
e8naepsd on As thev may deam proper tn be
PAL 9a' ct toe iand provided ~ this topsen-
ton
II. RfSoiasd. That this Convention entertain
feelfnes Of nnfsgned grat,'ttde Tor the lacikiies
afsaei. and TIE spirit Of recommendation ntani-
fes1fd bt botH Houses Of f.e sfRlnia Assembly
AM their officers n This Cons rafinn a. the pto-
sesaion Of iheii dnties. aud that tbe President
BE requested 10 tender the THANK. ri ibis Con.
vaniien 60 both branches of fhe . .szmbiY aud
thfif officers, tor their kindaezH lid hbctsli-
y
i Rss1lrfd That TIE editors al the several
newspapers printed % Virginia b. requested 10
pHb.lsh the proceedings oi the Convention, toPe-
fler with ihe,r address 10 tie People Of Va, IN
thrir res tcCtiye papers.
The address having been read ,~aa on molion
unauimoti,iii adaptrd
Tbe question e8s rbcn taken On the rcson.
fiaos seratb'u, aud uey were u=fatLlHOJoiB n
d,pied
DO 81 9harpe' aoIiou the p,a=taent we r..
qaesls1 as des,eethe it.v'd John Eerr. me,nbef
OF the Convention, 10 close their lusois bypfay-
81.
Cen Darlington Offered resolution which
rae adopted unanimso>v ten5erin. the thaalss
of tic mcrtin4 10 the President aud Sco,eta#
res.
lnage Eronke lien rose aud made suitable
acknowledgements
i resolution Of thanks was vet adopted 10
'he suit. com nittee IA, the ability "ilh which
ihey bad discharge The du'r conhdnl 20 turm
Gen Taylor s.ud hc WAS one Of fae persons
embraced 81 thr resolution, bat tbnt rhr Whole
mrrit Of the Address IN tbc people Wa
due to the Chairman, Mr Chapman John
son
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Washington. Jan. :. --.lntbe 7eeaie I. .sis' "'l
,he h,H ief prispng Md binding o9io' .oP'c'
ofihr Military Iaeiies "as read = lhi'a INV -,
aud nas.eA The consideration al inc pin '"'
.haI5#.,. Imprisonment 70, Debt vas resumed
Lg,.ftI along debate on amendments "i'''
.er.,nr, j AID rejected, twas Oh m7uo" ''
NJ, 40 h. postponed 10. and madf the o'"e'
81 ~, as, iot, TUESDAY mat
IN Hon, was oceuued IN DISCUSSION. %"
f,,,.,,,.,s. OF tnc s,hoIe. 81 the Bdl Tor the Do
- Ai.,r,5u, u. Astsuee. NJ. LniHg""n
a.a.,It,s In, auiri3atent, aanng tHai II md 'ra
,..,.4.ssp,,,ou of raafastrr "meh he not '",
81. mated 80 bEffs imm' dia ely fen'"'"
,.s oat,an a. sasn8. sBnns thai the qHts'''"
-. sfiaa.atsd 10 pedaer rz''iemfhi' Wa
81, Ia. leu, Go remedy tassvi Inc eom.""
,.e "a. addressed as aies,rs B"nnsf, OF >'".
ym0. Do-s,H Lr1ssan, o"lfy, haa9o,p' a"o
l.l,g o. motion -. Ma T. 7 Harbour
"a ~ a.r rising simultaneously 'e adafess '"'
aha. Come. ..s# faze, reported moErcss,
....t..#..4..,,.I l.iva L. sita4''n.
A is.e.ur,sa oa,4rl.adaccdb Nh. sloANL'
,,,t#.s ..,I,rg oa tse seeremr, OF VA, %"
.,.,.. .s.s.miaop on re- subject Of the eo".
MI ....,bc uiipa ~ At Mobile. d. vino"
y.i.I he III Ken up On Monday
pa,4 naa.e, adJaueagd III Monday.
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saturday. Dsfeabtt -
! Tie President took tic hpir ~ one @ clocl
( NJ Dahucv Carr fraiu the Committee e.
! ltamr an q. Dd,ce, stated the rradmrss of that
Committee :" r"rt within one heof--and on
motion a. W.. - 'HisinH, the hAf "aa 'a'd'
I'D iof HIT >Ndc" ai iime-' THE sPlfaton OF
winch the President resumed the han
Nj johnson ti"m the 'ouHit'ee 10 frame
aa aadfsss, tne"1fPoned me following Address
att ha-alui"o>i
ArrrR'' tatt isnoi power iopnhh'h
tire Address TINS uiptalne-tnr SECRETARY made
"'ei5 eset'lon ta semi MS corrected proof
,..eat bat u came to- l1t" Tor Insertion - ouI
columns tn daN. It viii ceruunA appear IA on,
urNf laqntcr
II concludes with ~ 'oi."" - Resolutions
/ Z ahtd III Joil RtlNti ADAMS.
81 Nas.atNusc'ts. recommended 10 the peu-
pie ri T. lnt'd S1stes. as q TT person 20 hr
supported t1r the 6ar aflho,3enf.
> ~. iI.i Ihat this nuveu'fan approve
the nomination Of ll1llAbD XII $ II oI ,.
stat of f.tp,, ltsala { the office ~ 1ior fln
sidHnf made ht thu Convention n Harrisburg.
al fecplnturui HIM To the people Of w i.
enl a III person 10 bc supported ior that
odire
z Rfso}rci. Thaf the rrcsi larf Of this Co
vcntiau tie requested. 80 transmit a capx of m,
proceedings aud adarrs> nltuis Convection, TO
each of fhe eenr'enen VIC have ben nnnuna
ted On the Electoral Ticket add inform them Of
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}3.u 7al,10'icn The following articles
cvJra,led ho,n t.o NV Constitution adpted ny
Tho gharoksc Nation, Wi show the Ugh IN
" ,ct that trtbc view matters Of religion.
Art XVI Whereas me Ministers OF me
Gospel are b, their profes ION, ded,caied 10 ne
service Of God. and tie care Of souls. and oas 2"
no TO be diverted FROM tie great dut' 81 '''l
fupctipn therefore, no Minlster ottfe Hesle. ="
public preacher. ofanv religious fef.t so''
whilst he coptinurs in the exercise Of pastor
al function, Shalt be eligible 10 the eh'. u.
Priucpal Chef or a seat IL either House OF INC
Gene,al Council.
Arr. WI No person who denies tie being
OF Cod or Of a future state ofrcvard. and Pg..
ishmonts. shall hold any Office in the cru -
partment Of this Nation. .,
Arr XVIII The tree exercise Of reak.'u'
worship. and serving God y rhout disiln'''o'
shall forever be allowed within this Nailoo ,
Proeiea, That hi, liberty OF conscience s'a.
not be 50 construed as 10 excuse ar's Oh ~
iousne,s. or justify practices luconssle" WIN
he peace or safety otths Nation
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,s,enent. reauircd. 0a Mr. Noody's N ''Sn'
-faefs7i - b. fntel
Eesar., = ere presented ifcn the e"a'e''e''
d. H.. t.ariou. 6hne. iirl, Cfealf 81 oar
-. lives q Camraeia .-..=z -.z,..,....
Il. F,,s.u. e al9,sa ths following fes"ir''""'
,,t.et,= a., being aa.eaded by Aessfss iapp
aud 1a.. as. . eiedz ,...,
III "a. Ip,tthe COMMITTEE On 'he s"'l 10y
- IA AZ st Instructed 20 inquire INTO me
e.ne.la..,lyci e,tlblisllug b'aheh ~ we
So = ...r,a Cent Il kuginis ~ Nhre'WIi
At AIs#@4atasu ~ Aisaaugai'd, aud A. Tue 'o' I"
Of S Haafsa to Augnsts.
,sr,,p. b,lis we're rad the Grst aud seeo"d
times
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.He0oni Harrison.--Ihe following handsome
commitment 10 ms gentleman, which We lind
III Massachusetts paper, will saew the estma-
ton IN which he is held. Ia the Ea,t.
N,noup The candidates ton the Office Of zee
President, Of the United states, mentioned IN
cites ON Washington. VIZ notice the name ot
Gen. WILLIAM H. HAbalsoS. of Dino. We
har knew now to account tor ow partaty
for h ; man but. having marked his coadnct
sluce the battle OF the Haha,h. in 1911. nave
noticed hat. IN II his stations of pubir trust
both civil aud military. lie ia. proved the same
patriotic discreet. and taltuio officer. We
were therefore, pleased to see hls name men-
toned. II the accou.f shmcnt of important,
though n1i brilliant, uuina.y services and The
enduring Of hardshlps IN t.e cause of his coun.
ny, are 10 be the passports 10 civil distinction, He
deserves the office Of Vice President rs much ~
dnr> Ceneraij lckson that OF President; and II
HE Hero oil NeW Orieans' must be our PIE
sJi'nr. as his support IS affirm, to preserve
tacr consistency, We hope thy Wit award 10
General Harrison the Vie Prsd ncy.
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fATMCK HEghY DARBY, Ia.
Sir Nuh this note YOU will receive the Rich
mnnd Enquirer. containing letter from Ieitx
Chandv. Esq 10 General Jackson aud the gen
eta'', answer.
tbs answer. imagine you sill ucruse with
some degree % sntp1sc; A. # seems 10 BE- m
tended aod vii be understood, by the general 5
friends ~ least as a lull aud complete denial
Ola statement. which has been long circulated
aud generally credited Of his having threaten
81 IN use personal violence upon a Senator OF
the Iutr3 -fates for his official conduct IA the
investigation Of the Seminole Nj.
You viii un9nestonahly recollect, that IN the
casual couVtt,Hfio wtch hare passed between
u. touching - character of Gen Jackson, this
subject has been faorc than once alluded 10. II
hayu not misandetstoud sout remarks IN one
OF more Of those Conversations. Neu have men-
toned that Gen JdcksOH hmst.E IN giving an
account of In occurrences Il Washington, a
Tho period IN question, intofn 4 Vou personal $.
thar u yay bi HteH ION 10 hHrg Hnade an 6iidet
upga he person " NJ. Fnpes, then a Seaufor
from GTrciaia, nh the threatened purpose Of
cutting hi, earsoft
That may b enabled To STATE what the gen
eral has said upon this subject, upon former &C
casious in a more authentic shapr than the re-
petition Of common conversation ask the ia
,or at YOU, 10 inform me bY letter, ~hat threats
o. avowaIs you nave heard General Jackson
mike of the nature above described.
II is admitted that the giving ofpublic stale
mens Of such private conversations, even WHEN
not confidential may be considered as
matter of so,ne aelicacv; but am at the same
unc aware that considerations Of mere 6eiieacV
viii wcigr but little with You against the right
Of the people. to he put in possession of correct
information of men and things, al crisis like
this.
am sir, respectfully,
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baNk OF THE UNITED g1,,.#

a., Al an election hela y H. e,,< s.1. -
lh' ' tahk' At iaeir Banking Ilo.,. -
cr'i'iia eh ihr ~ and - ins. IT, N n -
srH'ismen We're chosen Director. ! -. ~. s..
sent year, w ''s lag liz
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\ letter 10 the Editor, roma fr'endin Ny
''o, under date of December 8, ls47, says
'"'n. fohrtRis NOW with Us He In. NJ,
"Hh avery catering reception from the 6
Eennenl and Turing next mouth, VII,
Congress opens lis ordinary session, he is to
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rret ,nrver q .tesc chaTses asain-r Tim il both
house. a . that AL Clay and MI tppes both
acted Ia obedience r., re y III and WISHES Of DR.
Crau lord on that subject. lie stated 10 me,
more than once thar ne went to Nh. Monroe
AID denounced Mr. Crawford to him, Is base
AMI infamous scoundrel offered 10 prove Tin iae's
ofhs conducts aud yiIlalns,s. pressed Mr. Mum
roe {. s.siss him from b. cabnei.
have had numerous COME saiions viii 5fn.
J. connected with these subjects sometimes gen
erai Z. often in detail. never unbersioo .'hen
As private OF confidential and have sill les
reason to consider them 50, sircei have seen the
approval. by Gen Jackson, OF MI beverley 5
Fayetteville letter.
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JACKSON ANDIgpEs

II viii be feeolectod bow cuun0tlg Cen.
Jackson gave the eo-Jy to the charge recently
preierred-aeainst him o intaaded porsonal viz
ienor towards the late JoHa y. E;Fes-fhsn
whom Virginia never had . sop ~ho.ow orih SIC
niore higHiy appreciated or the Constitution a
Champion ahese ability and fearlrssuess more
frequently projected Il from violation. Let tie
feater pefnsr lie following statement, and pom
der we'll the question whether such man should
! armed "ifli ne ehicfpo"er ia a government
based on a written constitution. and pretending
te be a government of Avs.
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| am, with great esteem, &c
pATRIfk II LARRY

The foHewing otter was received abnnt ihf 9Th
ofDsc. Attaching les. Importance to the assef
lions Of the 1shgrIpA than onr respected cor
respondent did, We suffered the snbiccl al that
time. to CIV place 20 matters wtch appeared
g. avs more interesting. Strong additions rea-
sons for lis publications now are sufficiently OBJ
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Dear SIR presume You take and read the
Telegraph You IN see IN that paper of the
9Th inst thai the Editor asserts positively, that
Nj. Eppes never opened his mouth upon the
subjeci oil the Seminole vat IN the Senate, aud
assert. that the -tatcment Of TIE Wing on that
suljcct. :, utterly false lie draws his ceaeu-
sion trat Eppe' did not speak on that sagect
from the Circumstance Of Lacock's report beng
handed in lust before the adjournment Of the
senate and that 10 debate was rad upon IT. But
Eprcs did peak upon the subject cIther ahen
the proposition was first made 10 institute an
enquiry into the subject. b. appointing a com.
mttee OF afterwards when Mr. For -yfh Wis
wItbdrawu from that committee by belns APP
pointed minister 70 spain on question wheth-
er another should be appointed in his place.
WI, the mes,,natc Nj Eppes, aud reeaIlect
well 10 hear him SPEAK of his having advocated
the investigation Of that matter IN the Senate.
Mr. Crittrnden aud Nj Talbot tour Senators
them are both at your door They Ill reeoi-
leci MIR L having spoken, and probably g" I'D,
he said. They perhaps will not Ike to volunteer
on the SUBJ ct.--But do think sou ought 70
converse with them, aud 10 contradict IN tine
Commentator. the positive fdlsehood uttered by
the Ieirgrapn.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-07
HENRY CLAY.

This wise and faithful statesman. has been perse
cu,pd by the INSCRIPTIONS adherents OF desperate
f,ction with virulence and mallgnty so intense that
il will excite incredulty among our posteil'y hey
will not believe that the conscientious servant OF the
state, whose lahorous life was cheerfnlly devoted
TO the services of his country. was here assaulted
with the most rancorous malice, and frequent at
tempts made 10 drive him iiom It's councils with
everv accompaniment Of ignonln, and disgrace.
That the causes of such unexamped fury were hat
when he discovered that his country was in danger OF
Welding herself up to the domnalion OF a rash, un-
iettered soldier, he had noby ncrfered, undeer-
ed by the outcrics and threats OF those who had
before attempted to tamper with his integrity, and
were Indignantly repulsed, and had saved her from
destruction. hat with wise providence, he had
fostered the system of manufactures, winch alone Can
impar strength and prosperity to "A nation. That
this patriotic condnct ocCasioned conspiracy to
Danish hi into solitude for the sake OF gratiis ing
the ambition ofan unlrnclpled and incompetent man
aud of another either so vasclllatlng or so wicked
that he deserted the principles which he before de-
Tended with energy and ability. .-1iary'ander.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-07

und srtake to assert from the furious war of words
carried on by not only the Editor of the Gazette,
but his party, that they did not believein the as
serion they now make, or why their efforts to make
the people believe they were on the rig mt SIDE Is
it TO be supposed that party knowing they had the
appointment of Electors in their own hands, would
use such efforts--no such thing But to put the
question beyond cavil or doubt, there are vacan
cies in the old Legislature, which must be filled be-
fore they could meet for the dispatch of business OF
any kind whatever. See llarker's address in his
paper, the day previous to the election. do moi
believe he can make better answer 10 his present
opinions. Il.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-07
AMERICANS LOOK AT THIS.

The last Halifax Journal contains the following
Extract of II Letter from Merchant in New York,
dated the 2lst inst to Gentleman in this City.
"You will see that the Tariff has become IA Law,
| believe the Members of Congress are mad, and
that this Country cannot exist many years under Its
present form of Government.--One half OF the COM
muni,y are at present taxed TO support the other
the Nobility will in few years, take the rein- OF
Governments MILITARY DEspoTIsN must toHo7o and
should Juckson be elected President (Aithough dn old
man yet beepe he and his fre"dS are a6fs 10 o0er.
,roa The present and establish order o things"
T'rhus are the niinions OF royalty chu'k king at
the prospect of q Military espolsnl'' and " new
order of things which is to follow the election OF
Jackson W hen will our citizens open their eyes
to the fact that the British striving with many
of eur own citizens to turn out hlr. Adams and elect
Jackson with view of destroying our system Of
Government 1-Nioruiand Rep.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-07
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
E Gerson

Neav York, NoD 5.-By the packet ship Britannia
Can't. Marshall, which arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, we have received our files OF newspa-
pers OF that place to the Sd and London papers to the
lst OF October. .lhe''
RUSSIA & TURKEY.
Things remain much the same at ochnmia' var
ma. &C. as at the last accounts. 1t Is affirmed py
one OF our latest papers, that the Russians nave re-
nounced all further active operations on this sde
the Balkan tor the present Campaign.
Tripoli is said to have declared war against Ma
ples. The Neapolitan fleet had arriyedat Messlna
with the council. whom they had brought from In
| poll. Some of the pirates are said to have appear
ed off Sicily, and made captures.
| The news from ireland was serious, and severa
regiments were to be sent tliither very larg'
body of men marched towards balybay, witt
threats, but no violence had been committed.
Details of the Foreign News in our next
Delaware journal., 1828-11-07
From fhp AiGrUIa,2der.

The complete and overwhelming majority of the
friend. The Naiinnal Administration, in the ) ate
Of Delaware ha> taught lur A'Lnse oad Mr.. Ridge
IT, a lesson that they will not lorg"t--lt has t1u
them in a language which they canno, msunderstdsid
that thpr patriotic and intelligent constituents viii
moi sanction The uubOiy combination formed by office
seekers against the r2btiuIIy constituted authofies
Of lhr couprv with no uther view than that OF eJest.
ing the present holders of office from their places,
that they may occupy themselves. l" such as are
SO ncorrigihy fixed in the ways of faction as to be
mast amendment we would resppc fully recommend
the example afforded by the following let,eI
To the Honorable Senate and House ol Represen-
tatves Of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
GENTLEMEN :--.t has been my endeavIr. as
conceive it to be my uty. while hold ng a seat in
the Senate of the Union, t. support the alnlnls
traon Of the government in all necessary measures
within its competency. the object of which was to
preserve from seizure and depreciation. the peraons
and property of our citizens. and TO yindlcate the
rights essential the Independence OF our country,
against the unjust pretesi0ls aud aggreas!ons ol all
foreign powers.
Certain resolutions, recently passed by y0u have
expressed your ,sapprobaton oi measures TO which,
un ier the Indulgence OF these motives, gave my
assent A. far as the opinions Of malorii, IN the
| Legislature can operate. cannot but consiuer the
resolution pniulnog upOn the representation Oh the
State in Congress sort of oppUslon to the Nation
n al Administration, in which caunot consistently
= with my principles concur. 10 give however al
U opp ,rtunity of placing ia the Senate of the Une'
State, "A member who NAV devise and enforce tn
h means Vt relieving onr teliow-ciizens from hei
present suffering, without sacrificing the peace .
the nation, the personal lib rites OF our sramen, O
the neutral rlgh at our commerce now re,tnr
to the trust committed to my charge. and iesig
my seat a, Senator o the United States on til
part of the Commonwealth.
am. with respect
Gentlemen, YOUR very humble
and obedient servant.
n JOHN Q. ADAMS.
# Boston, June s, 1908.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-07
Boston, June s, 1908.
Fon THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

Mr.. tIarkcr in his last Gazette q thlnk) very in
cautiously Threatens to appeal to Congress IN refer
ence to the Electoral Vote of Delaware--tie denies
the right of the new Legislature to elect Electors.
Now undertake to say that they not only have
right to do SO ; but that had the new Legislature
been composed OF majority OF Jacksontes MI
Harker would not have dared 10 utter word In OPP
position to their claiming that privilege. If un-
derstand the subject correctly, it is this. the Legs
lature is elected on the first Tuesday in October,
and they elected for one year, consequently their
time expires precisely whenever IA new Legislature
is elected. The last Legislature met on the ist
Tuesday in January las. and ADJOURNED without
passing "a resolution to meet again al future day.
Had the Governor thought proper TO call them to-
pethCr at any time previous to new Legislature be-
ing chosen, it would have been constitutional, and
had they met sIter l2 o'clock at night of the day OF
Etcrlon. what laws they passed after that hour
woI,h have been null and void. The Governor has
the power to call the Legislature together at any
time. Bnt suppose he were to issue ms Proclam'-
ton conyenng them on the 10th day of November
wish 90 know of Mr. iiarker, what sort of um
hIed Legislature il would be--the Did members 20 tc
Dover, and the newly elected go there also-l mear
not to ntrude the Presidential Question in asking TO
an answer mean simply in reference to any pecu
liar subject that he might wish law passed on, ant
both to act.
II will not be conteuded that both can act, suppos
obsnacy on both sides, who thenls to deterInln
the question for them--they Can neither organic
their respective houses nor get pay for their rou
BILE. But why put off the meeting of the Legisla
ture until the 10th of November, unless it were wit
a view to know the will of the people in referenc
to the Presidential Question and it is only by tn
election of the new members that it can be know
The old members were elected for that pu
pose. and | do not believe there is one of the
of sound sense or political honesty that believes
such downright piece ofimpertinent nonsense
any on the Jackson side are so infatuated, as to b
lieve that the old members only have the power
choosing the Electors for the State Of Delaware,
Delaware journal., 1828-11-07
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Delaware journal., 1828-11-07
]. G. G..

We give place to the following note (after laying on
the shelf for several weeks) by unfortunate request OF
respectable correspondent, and not because we see any
good likely to result from its publication It comes TO us
as an orgiaal letter. found i'll the streets of smyrna-the
reader may take 1t + r what it is worth.
Doper October 9-1828
Sir | have not the hole Poles Of this nor Sussex
Cnuntys Except Johns and Byard Johns majority
in Kent is 294--in Sussex County 45o IN the
Countys it is 45o SO that you will lind Johns Is
744
Elected over Byard by majority of 4l9 in the
State which Plays hel with our cause
n JGerson A Harriss
Delaware journal., 1828-11-07
NEWARK. Tuesday, T O'Clock.


To the Editor of the National .Advocate.
DEAR : n Our election commenced this morning
and has been prosecuted with great vigor About
900 votes have been polIed-giviog us, at the leas
calculation, an Administration majority OF thre'
hundred. The power is in our hands. and we shai
exert it. New-Jersey w, be- found on the side 0
social order, sound principles and intelligence.
In haste, yours, truly,
Delaware journal., 1828-11-07

saws he the Vantals have done that for us which
have been unable to do for ourselyes--t will unite
every American heart i'll prosecuting the war, and
we shal soon have peace. The truth OF his remark
was fully realised Nat. .ddU.