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g. ENsIBLE Of the deep interest which must
~ be felt throughout the Union in the pro-
ceedngs ofa new Congress, cony yoked by the
new administration, TO meet the extraordinary
emers encies which have arisen since the close
of General Jackson's term of serv ce, the un"
dersigned have already made preparations to
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Congressional Globe. AS these successive pub
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ATTENDANT discussions, with an Appendix con
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Mt the next fall and winter Sessions. The
Fall Session will be looked TO by the country
to settle all that has heen unsettled by the
overthrow of the system Of Depostes as es.
tabhshed by G, ngress--the overthrow of the
currency as established by the Constitution
and the overthrow of the system of revenue,
both as means Of ade quate supply for present
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and the regulation of commerce. Every thing
ofpecunIary interest to the Government and
the nation will be involved in the discussions
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beyond the time when full Congress could
be summoned, that the September session was
convoked. The machinery of government,
even when thrown out of geer, must continue
TO work: but when SO disordered, its move.
ment may be driven in a wrong direction
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competent to set all to rights No Democrat.
ic Chief Magistrate would continue. in the con-
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Jaw sPringIng from the pubic will.
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