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preacher, vhethes srdaissd = t5eens-
q, - sthesvisa, ftsa yreaeeseks q.
hsvtisg; csndustisx - hso!se any g.
ssnbly - uestia6 n ge!lopess ~ eehes
psspesss, sishss = ~ day - nigAt,
10 - punishsd with stripes, pat esessd
ios tkissy -sias lsshes Tor every e.
lsaee, q he discrstisn sf q jussice 81
the peace, sny pssssa being asthsrixsd
70 sppssAend The slIeeder withs1t {
warrant prsviessly sbsainesIs prshibits
slaves, Tree neysees ~ oslattses Tres.
attending any ssch Preaching ~ asef.
iuy conducted by Negro pseachsrs, -
even By white pfeschsrs 10 The aixAt
tiee, without . ~rittes pesais fnsa,
theis euaers, eveysesrs, masters, q
their agrets, - b panished Tor every
edsncs u iike mauoer3 any persen,
however permitted @ take his slave
vish him, 70 hear religiees instruction,
Conducted By white Minister in sbs
night; slaves Of asy one ewner not PRE-
vented frem slse16l;sg q spy tims
for religious devsliou; declares hat
no free negro slsall hereafter b esps.
bic Of parcAasing o. acquiring perma.
neut Ownership. except By descent, ia
any slays ether than his or her husband,
wife Or children; no free seers 10 Be
ssesred to keep or carry any gun OF
military weapon OF any powder o.
lead; the srms snd smmunition 10 be
forfeited . the informer. and the otFcu.
dcr - psnishsd with stripes al fere-
saidj and takes away frs1 the cosnty
courts the power to grant permission
to keep or carry such weapons a here.
tofore; slaves, free negroes, &c. NO,
permitted 70 cell, give or dispose oil
any spirituous liquors within q mile
Of any muster, preaching, or other a..
sembly; declares il felony, punishable
with death, for any slave, free negro,
&c. 10 assault and beat, wilfulIy and
mslicieusly. any white person, with
intent TO kill; punishes with stripes fou
the FIRST offence, and with death the
second, any slave, free negro sc. who
shall hereafter write, print, or cause
to be printed, any book. pamphlet, OF
other writing. Tor knowingly circuIa.
ting the same, advising persons Of co.
lor in this State to make insurrectiou
Or to rebel; and If the offender be I
white person, isnpOses flns of ssl
less than one hundred, nor more thar
one thousand dollars; Furnishes with
stripes free negroes, &c. guilty Of riots,
routs, unlawful assemblies, trespasses 8,
and seditious speeches; prescribes chs
same punishment upon free negroe,
for committing simple larceny of mo,
ney, bank notes, goods ehatteis or Other
things, Of the value Of twenty dollars
- 10 Indicted on slaves by the fifth sec
ton of the act Of the I2th February
1898; declares the receiver Of stoisr
goods from slaves, free negroes, &c
-knowipg che same 10 DO stolen, wheth
ar white Or ceIored, 20 guilty Of LARGE
ny, aad to Be punished in the Same
manner n the thief.
no N coszIxuEp-l
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or Mr.. EDMuNn JENNINGS

6r MR. EDMUND JENNINGS
vas born on The iaih day Of March.
1856, and departed this life on tho
liih day Of February. 1889. lie was
ier many years resilient Of Loudoun
eennty, Hrgisia, sheFe he died. The
residence Of his heirs st law is ~.
known.
sdisora q nsvsrapeFs erneraily. sre y.
dnrasd 70 give tbis hosiee ~ fasrrtiosi, 10 osdy
inat = nsy meet The syes 81 dos Tor SI.oa ]; =
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We bear frs@ 0ssEEia ghas > con
s'dsfabie nsmbsr Of The Cherokess
have agreed 70 30 beyood the Aiissis-
ssPp', aDd that iadicafiaas rnther n I.
sog the belief that Tie body ~ tie "a.
s'ea Will, spSa certain eonditisns. vol.
eHssfiiy smigrate. u hss slwavs been
suF opinion, That Il might be e their
'aisFssi aad general vsilsrs t. do 80.
Mar [af
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Tas rARnr AND cEonCIA AFFAIR.

fax rAREF AND GEORGIA AFFAIR.
IRxfz.es o. = letter 70 ths CAarlssssa cosrs-
81 aaesd vAsssxsrsp, naHsa -.
~ IN decidedly sf he spjnion. that
. ne1ifestisn Of The Taid dsf;es On
pse(eetsd articles, will b made IN The
senate 10 The bill which ID sbeut In
b repsrfe6 do NOT erisirslly esatsin
Isny Prsvisiea touching the protected
articles, there 10 little debit that IN
Esmsndnent embracing . reductiou 81
The dutiss On THE class Of imports,
will 10 psppesed by . friead 20 the
manufacturer, and 10 the aysiem by
Shich hs 10 projected and susssiued.
There are fosr Or Eve mewbers Of the
senate, steady advecates Of the pro-
tectivs peiicy, and not disposed ts
yield % inch u ground. - 70 the psin.
eipls Of proteetioa, who are, nsvsrths-
less, willing 10 make some sacrifice in
The matter Of details, for the pnrposs
Of eoneiliatiog their Southern brethren.
/ could give you the names Of thess
|gentIemep, bot il would not be dis.
Greet 70 do 90 st pressnt, when the
bill shall come up for discussion. they
will bs ready 10 give expression e
their own views on the subject. What
the effect Of this eouciliatery move
ment may be on the people Of the
South, ! will not venture 10 predict.
IL 10 hoped by those w'ho are about Il
make il, that, if il should not DO deem
ed concession sufficient to meet all the
expectations Of all the citizens Of s
Carolina. and the other Anti. Tariff
States, IL will, at least, be enough "a
stay the march Of dissatisfac ton, and
70 induce our Southern brethren TO re.
view their own conduct, and revise
some Of their own proceedings. II ID
also expected that this concession will
have force Of itself to eounteryail any
efforts to stir up the public mind in ths
South to acts Of indiscreet violence
As to the course OF Georgia, In re.
ference 20 the decision Of the Supreme
Court, determined ~ il 10 in opposition
TO. and defiance Of, the Judicial de-
cree, l find that there 10 an impression
that General Jackson is by no mean.
disposed 70 take any step to coerce the
state into submission. II 10 said to b.
an opinion expressed BY Mr. Berrieu,
when IN this city, that e the Presiden,
should intsrpsse the Federal authorit,
at hrs control, Georgia would ut once
obey. But the members Of the Georeis
deiegatioD know their man-they hsv,
fathomed the disposition and the ca
paeity OF the executive, and they find
that they can move him without diff
Guilty, to the accomplishment Of theil
own designs. The conviction here Is
that Worcester and his brother Mis-
sionarics will be persisted TO hinge,
ont the Summer aud Winter in IA,
Penitentiary. and that no step will
Do taken BY the Supreme Court in Oh.
execution Of their mandamus until thu
pext term, which will not eommenc.
until January next.
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- aavertipes 10 enc 81 eur nsrnine
gspesss wants . yousg lady % aet a
ke'e'aes q = nsaisa Askinx zssab.
iisbment.
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Religion during fhe Great Plague OF
London. AS Il brought the people in.
to public company, 50 it was surpris-
ing how IL brought them to crowd in
the churches; they inquired no more
into who they sat near 20 or far from,
what offensive smells they met with, or
what coalition tie people seemed 10 be
tn. but looked upon themselves a. all
% many dead corpses: they cane 10
the churches without the least caution,
and crowded Together az if their lives
were OF no consequence compared 10
the work they came about there Indeed
the zeal which they showed ia coming
and the earaestness and afisesien they
showed IN their attention 20 what they
heard, made i manifest what value
people you'd MI put upon the worship
OF God, ~ u they thosght every dny
they attended at church that II would
be their last.
tDs EsssH@sry efsas Plague.
Burial place ef Romeo and yulisf. -
The cemetery ia which the ashes Of
these renowned Lovers jointly reposesl
(af Yerona) wsa long aimee destsey ed
by the falling ef thanderbolt late IA
adisining magazine Of combnssibles;
and the stene eefiin IN which Juliet
wss placed By the fsisr afier abe had
swaIlawsd the sleeping draaaht, i the
ouIy relic now to be seen. e Ismark.
ed BY a shaking Coz lhs head, Two helss
foe The samission Of air, and : place
tsr he reeeptien Of 3 lighted tapes,
shieh e IL ssiIl the cassem 10 flx bes;de
q eospss. TIL wishin she lasf Few
years, ie YES placed within che uite ef
lhe esfsetsry whieh had ecaesined
the aesasi tsinbS bit, IL eanssaseacs
~ The nsspy dspredalloos cosamistsd
~ thoss nbe IN The Dikht.tims sealed
the waIIs Zee The purpess of enrryiue
awsy . chip 81 the leve-sgone, Il WA
fsasss6 - yss6 siess bye sase,
but net worthy place.
lklsrary sfac Fire. .srss
EEfTaef q q Letter ffosn Rene --Egis
Holiness Gregory XVI. BY q spseial
Feserlpt dated yanusry -, e9e. graz
ted the Rev. Mg. Piss, u llalsimsse,
peTmissiea 70 be exsaiaed Tor ths de-
gFee q DssseF 81 Divinity. Aecord.
iugiy, ~ agosd hisexsniantisn befoFa
TIE psofsssers ofihe eapisnza sod III.
neFsa, aoa We fspased worthy g. BE-
prsmeted % che dignity. 1se ives 60
lemniy invesifd vish ths ring sod Q.
her issignia, on the aTth Jsnsasy. A
few days afssf, as 3 rswar6 So his
wEitiags, he Pops bsasred hia With
Ne eeldre CFeae sni Spas. This i
TIE hFat insssnce e 80 Amsricsn hsv.
ing Fsesived either ~ these kososs
lmmediatsly ffosa he Pspe ~ Rene.
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THE SUPREME COURT,

The New YORK Commercial Adyc, tiser sav-
Towards the close of Mr.. Jeffer.
sons administrafion, Pennsylvania. /,
may DO recoliected, undertook to dis-
regard Q mandate ofthe supreme court,
and ordered brigade Of militia 60 re-.
sist the marshal. But president JET
serson was unyielding, and the state
misunderstanding long since become
ashamed Of the transactions. In the
heat OF her passion, however. the le-
gislainre Of Pennsylvsnia passed the
following resolution
Received. That our senators in congress
be Instructed, and our representatives be re-
9uested, TO use their influence 20 procure an
amendment to the constitution Of the United
States, that an impartial tribunal may be
cs'apiashed to determine disputes between
the general and state government
This resolution was promptly re-
jected by every State in the union--
and ~ Bcne more readily and deei.
siysIy than by Georgia, az the follow-
Ing extract from the legislative iour.
nails Of that state will prove:
sTA9E OF Cgexafa,
IL Senate, asa ,Svssssssy, 1900.
:. Rsseissd, That the smsndment proposed
70 The constitution Of the United staaes, by a
resolution q tho general assembly OF PENN
syisantas and approved BY the governor Of
tnas state the 81 day Of April, 1909, In the
woras toiiowings &c. be and the sams Il
hereby s.ssPPssssd b the legislature Of this
state, and dat The senators and rrpresensa-
tives p eosgrsss, be requested 10 oppose the
said alteration
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We regret to learn that the Cover.
nor mas been informed, by express, Of
the total destruction BY FIRE, or the old
Capitol at Williamsburg.
IVA. Times.
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II 10 fact, not generally known 10
our readers, that every incorpora ted
library company 10 entitled, 40 q dona.
ton from Congress, to q copy Of "The
Diplomatic Correspondence Of the fine.
rican Reroixfion," edited by Jared
Sparks. Esq.-in I2 volumes octave.
The work 10 valued at City dollars.
Macy, Pa. Tel
or The Directors ofthe Chsiesovn LbruJ
viii do we'll to attend to this.
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The appointment Of HueH 8. LIE.
CARE. OF South Carolina, to be charge
des Aha'res to Belgium, vas. on Satur.
DAY last. confirmed by the Senate Of
the United States.
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The Wisehesfsy and Ohio Turnpike.
Mr.. Shaw, the engineer gagged on
this work, Is about 70 locate The road
from Winshester to Nsrih river.
fTbfd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
District VI Columbia
County Of .4lerndria, Set.
November Term, 1851.

November Term, 1851.
Wlisn Fowlc, surviving psrtner0
of i.awrasun 4 Fowte, Com.
pisiuant,
against IN CH4NrERY
Thi;p C Marsteller, John West
John garsspaugh, and John A.
lam, Defendants,
I'VE Defendant, Philip C Msrstelier, not l-lYi7S
en'erei his appearance this suit, and given Sc
curiiy according to the statute end the rules of this
Court; and appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court
:hs, the SAID Philip Msrstcller is not an inhabisnt
of tue NStrc, OF Columbia CA the motion Of the Com
pl'nSnt, by his counsel, 1t Is
Ordered, That tie said Philip G, Narstener do sp
pear here before the FIRST day of the next April
Term Of this Court. and answer the Complsinanrs b
and that the said John West, John Tatsspaugh, and
i'hn Adam do not convey, pay away, or secrete the
'eo,s BY them owing TO, the money, estate, or ef
ccss in their hands beongin" to- the said ahsen, De-
-ndan,. until the further order an6 decree of thus
Court; and that copy of this Order be forthwith pub.
hshs lin the Alexandria pheux Gazette for tw months
successfully, and that another copy be posted at the
f0nt door ofths Courthouse Of the said County.
Tests EDN l. LEE, C. c.
dec 1e-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
MIRW SERIES V@Ao sa7NOa e0o5
:. M. g. ). u. Janney

HAVE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
j Il occupied by Lindsay, Hill u Co. at the foot Of
King street. and offer for sale
25 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls superior New Orleans molasses'
81 bags Rio 2cofFs.
$50 do ST Domingo
S chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filed Liverpool salt
S half pipes Choice Old l. p: Madeira
40 quarter casks Wine
40 cases, containing 2 dozen each do do
S do do Burgundy Mad do
8 10 Sicily Madeira do
S do Vidonia renerhe do
l5baskets Champaign
so noxes Malaga lemons
100 barrels No 3 msckerel
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do No do
barrels Boston mess beef
10 do Mol do
900 bolts Phaaix Mill fax canvass
Cotton yarn assorted carpet chain
Cotton seine twin g, cotton bats. &c. &c.
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

Churles Bennett
,simpored, by ship Virgins. arrived here. and
I'll Herald via Baltimore, and offers for sale
Colts "a and 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, ga, 10 4. IL a. IL 4, 10 4
few pairs best fanny blankets
- Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozen; patent
colored and " Thread
Cambria musilns and dimitles
Furniture dimlies and chintses, ieat variety
t,nShsms and alicocs
Figured crlored cotton counterpanes, large sizes
Ves,ings, including silk velveis and f'orenuhes'
nfy r, best quality
Gef tisme,'s doeskin gloves
Supsrfne clo'ns aud kerseymeres
A prime .ssGrtmeni OF 4 Ir sh linens, and O.
shertngs
34aldIO table dsmssk, long lawns
Russ, and ,co:c oh sh,eings
"a green floor cloth hase
Cla X. bes, spool and ball ewing cotton
En-. iisL cheese, dpuble Goster and north Witt
sn-e of frs quaIt,
From the North lie has received;
Bes, bi.rk Z. i'm tut ;StIirfs
Black k hosiery, lillian sewing SILKS
Nor.,e.. ID cotton hose IN great variety
Swi.. III sns figure and plain
Ner.nu ufs, :ircas sns AID honbaze's
Black AZ, lrsb hnt Cicth shswls
Sup, rine chorpa romas
In iiaa En-.'ish )an'iaIna hdkfs
Black rs',an raya''
Tickl. nbures. sAcsiRys ard esashurgs
Il General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Coa.s,lns I smrnr,s, ne'itcks, cotton n'naburss,
Canton nnrl, brown and hieached sheeiinSs carpet
riu.iings ch. cks paids, &c &c
Fine and super6ne m.Einu shirts and hosiery; shad
md herring l,rilport SEINE rwiNE; to be sold very
uw to close consignment
sent Ia If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
SO tIeNt
Tavern for Rent.

Tavern for Rent.
4sse The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
&sSE Coutt II use would be rented to goou ,sn.
AsSSisn f"r one 10 five ears. II 10 the only one
ss<.as at The place, is spacious and in good pair,
having attached to it grazing lots and stabling or 40
or 50 horses The furn ,re now in the house, which
is OF the requisite quality and abundance would be-
sold tothe tenant Oh very odating terms Pos
session may be had LIST January sooner it desired
Apply to Doctor B. johnson, King George c II.
Va. or to GEO Johnson & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

J x ". n lvWin
Hare on hand, and offer for sale
on uAnS. st. Croix
~ 10 do huscovado
Is DO New Orleans | Sy1csp
10 do Porto Rico
so barrels st Crox
so boxes single loaf
chests young hyson tea
POO %, Whole Ss,9h. and No maekerel
100 boxes No l soap
1905 pounds cotton seine Irvine
Streams fine cap paper
20 DO rough
90 do Wrapping do
Is or casks Madeira
25 do 10 Ma,sciiles Madeira Wines
IS do do white
whole and half pipes cognac brandy
Sppes Holland gin
so barrels old whiskey
IS do New England rum
SO hhds Yves, India molasses
!; ; G; s., "a" Oil OF superior a".''',
10 boxes small lump tobacco
SO barrels potatoes
10 ,erces rice
200 kegs FIFE and canister gunpowder
nov "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
+ Or Nent,
The HOUSE and ONE ACRE

~ fsHAI.OT opposite the residence of Mrs james
~ Hooe' It's now in complete order The
NJ Lot contains variety Of select fruit trees.
aud is considered desirable and healthy situation -
To good tenant il will be rented low for one or more
yeare ANNRNCt sFN,s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

SAMMY. II. Janney
Has in store, and offers for sale -
fh',f nine. Old Cognac Brandy
8 pipes old Holland gin
2 hhds Jamaica spirits
do New Orleans rum
4 barrels old whiskey
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
George JUhMson g. Co.

George JUhmson g. Co.
syAVE Jus, received and for sale,
IL 30 boxes plug tobacco
II to the pound
In Store
pipe 5.hhds, ~ q md 10 eighths best Ma
deira vine of their own Importation, var.
ranted pure
so quart, r cIsks and indian barrels, harseies
MADEIRA. Of superior quality
ouuarter casks Scil, MADEIRA 60
3 bales spinning cotton for retailing
8csk cheese inv to- close ss,cs
25qr bo,es superb! real i!svsn, segars
bal brown 4! nm" sites 50 % ~ wide
barrels bright varnish
No. 8 mackereI in barrels and half barrels
I'm roam in front Of u. Eooes office
FOUR FORrEPIANOS of fine tone,
and sp! nd.i workmanship ali ut which are offered on
pleasing toms
~, Hheat purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
Thoiuws Gardiner, NJ. ID
SURGEON DENTIST.

III AS the honor TO inform his fellow ci'izens, that,
4 having returned from Paris, where, for the last
two years, he his neen studying Den,isr, under ,ne
"f the most experienced snd celebrated gentle e
the profession, he tenders his SERVICES Ia The puiic,
and hopes BY his attention and skill, to merit patron.
age
Dr has brought with him a large assortment Of
ns,ursi and most approved porc.al Teeth VIII, iat.
by their superior manufacture, n,bie 50 o. Ir!y
the Natural teeth IS to be undstngushabie from tn m
when placed III the mouth
Persons who have, by cancer other disease, lost
their noses, he will supply wrh artificial either tire.
clan or Roman, that cannot be dst guished from na.
,ura noses specimen may be at h,s house on
P"nn ylvsnia venue, between 9Th and 10Th streets
Washington Cit,
~, 9 d3m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-04-24
this State assembled IN their respective

this State assembled IN their respective
towns, for tlie choice Of Governor, Il.
Governor, Senators. and Representatives
to the General Assembly.
In tins town, II. Y. Craus,on, ESQ.
was unanimously chosen Moderator Of
the Meeting.-'rhe following gentlemen n
were reelected Representatives to the
General Assembly, vin:-Benjamin Haz-
ard, II. $. Ruggles. EIeazer Trevett,
Michael Freedom, G. E. Robbins, VIM.
Balenau.
The following are the returns of Votes
from NIL the towns in the State, except
New-Shoreha,n, from which il will be
seen, that the. Election has resulted, as
we predicted, in their being no choice
of Governor, 1t. Governor, or Sena-
tu.s:-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-04-24
PROPOSALS
FOR
AN EXTRA G1.OBE

a severe poil,rcnl conf CT Is approaching.
A ".V:w Coalition" OF factious men are
managing al Washington tn aC complish their
srfi,h ends nj the hszard Of their country "a
peace, prosperity and honor. Extremes have
net. The Champion of-an unreasonable Tar
1T and the Author Of Nulllfica ation, having no
principle in common but a restless amb ,tiOn,
are found united in Their eff.rts to battle the
President in his foreign negotiations, kindle
faction ~ our halle "f Legislation. and 6ll our
country with discontent and anarchy.
II IS time for The people TO take ihe alarm
The causrIess rejection of our Minister 10
Great Britain, was but the first overt act of
this Holy Alliance" against every thing
that is pure IN Wnr government and patriotic
M its adrninistin,inn. II will soon be follow,
ed by others equally hostile to the interests of
the people and Insulting TO The President of
their choice. Instead of fdevoting themselves
to the promotion Of justice, harmony and
peace, . band al political managers in Con
grcss are spending sleepless nights and snx
inus day in devisiag means to array sgsinst
the President oil the selfish. svsricIous, cor.
r,Ipt and corrup,ing influences which pervadc
the Republic. With these they hope to
vancush The copqucror Of Europe's bravcst
armies. and close in obloqny and disgrace.
the public career Of him who has Elifd the
measure ofhis eounfry's glory"
Whs, are we tn expect from the succ ess
nf this ".Nsw Coalition?" Win our foreign
relations be set,es mansged? Wlilous laws
be executed With more fidelity and energy st
ho,ne? VIII our agriculture. commerce and
mu nufactnres flourish more7 Will our ma.
tionai debt be sooner paid Is there hope
that the train Of public affairs in general
would progress better or 80 well No; il 10
No, for the benefit Of the country that the
"JNsp Coalition" has been formed nor is any
improvement in the public prosperity expcc.
ted f,er Us success. The struggle 10 for
poper, for place. for the public treasure. Men
VIII, want foreign miss,ons. judg esh ips and
other vsinable offices, unable to swerve The
stern integrity Of Andrew Jackson end sell
to him the influence and support, have
united with other nspirants TO the Prssidsn.
cy in oil sorts of combinations 90 distsoy his
popularity and defeat his 70 election, that his
place msy be occupied BY one with whom
they may bargain for promotion. II is these
men only--men who wonId prefer "wsr, fa
mine and pessilenee. or any other scourge. !"
tn their own exclusion frooi power-thst are
seeking TO 6ll the country with complaints
and factions.
II 10 the interest and desire cfshe people
10 preserve the administration Of their GOV
.rn,nea, in honest hands. To effect THE OBJ
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