The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17
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lsher believes ~ be the real and ca,d,n,l
interests OF this country. and especially to ton
'cs Connected with its advance ment IN Agr:cul-
lure, Manufactures and Commsrch. In regard
| o the q''esl o . 30 warmly agtaicd in the Uni.
tcc Sla'os. Ms 10 the j''stico and expedency Of
The Protecting policy, and Of the system of In.
t'nal Improve EMS as adopted by Congress, il
aill be suJios 10 preserve n liberal course of
conduct. rever hes,tAt,ng 10 avow its pr nc,ples.
| ahilc il invites the Geesl ahd most thorough er
animation OF The doctrin aid precepis OF the
mcrio n people ns nanfes cd ~ thc acts and
declarations Ot their Government. Upon tic
anne principle. his paper will be attentive TO tho
progress ot ia. useful sr,s, aud siiOrd The arli-
cs notices oi such nyen' ions and Improvements
us are wohhy eli record, and whicn may en-.
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IL will be equally oli,e TO the cause Of good
nOrus, and Us connected With this object and
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pciua'c 'hat love o! mdep ndcnce und political
truth. which has given 10 the smallest mcmb r
ri The U1ion, on envab!e chsfacer Cor firm
ness and integrity, which the proudest Of her
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Newport, April 3, 1880.
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