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sagacious Of the " bio n. r.oie feffestr :
ex SITS in the periodical mr. Fs.'y, uat l,;s
which should be Combined tie \, e p. soa !
our great statesmen on Giers sr i sss
subjects, and those of the eroi, and ttitl's
eniuses Of which the United d'' zen ltelsr :
20 ample a share on the yarop. nae, ca
tellect. 1i'C ald ylsup,.'
Il cannot be doubted tb,, -
demands the publication of ''ie Present :,
to lnluse and circulate the and g 6oa ealass
information. and 10 counters ~ !, a'iet loFfs
iiaence exerted by MONTH 4e drefl :
similar nature published n Il lero1cal q
ausP'cef' and bearing tie Es 'ls y Iaddas
styled democracy of the p, ,seal. q lie 4
ting measures which, # gs ~ saf saJdlse
siined 70 mouIderio runs g 1ssh a
noble con'ti utIon, y lien H. q, .. q
on Il '"su't Il e cafrc &c and AZ co. ilrio s
'ngs Of a corrupt ambitiop ffaeitssi
The WH'0H Of sueh m r:,,.
Liter itursa have insul'ed h. sgefe i
and honesty o The country, hy,ssssa ane
/" Maryrdom Of Cillev." ,sps 'ss:acses
ner more dr'estable rom lie 'r.;f q as
Which they are coml4red, 'ends
disorgan'zation of an ,bs, ;ask
should de held most sacred ne Z
is "a cula'ed TO secure item = . ~
quarters to which they might p Sr' =
penetrate, as well as from ! cer, \, Yen
ar of h'gh-tCned phlantbropy, ~ s ,1a et7s
hberahty OF views, with which H. wa
| fully able TO iryest semselros "a ..s az
of stealing their way into fbe ~ ~. y M
the unsuspectmg hearts of that el, s,' , aa.
depends the destiny and bores Of i' ,5. u "a
ITS young men. Whls, II, =. .i'li>
perienced sagacIty of oder head. au' E
he tate a momelt in reco.e ~ l.'
re1l Laked deformi'y of these - S;,.lS 2
modern Rad calism, under = tlo - 9
disgn SIS hey may assume, re. 10 h. - Sa !
they are repiete w-h a subtle a,n ~ y! :.
m st perm ciols character. u :.
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chanical department of the woIk. nor lIe,-
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Public in literary point of view, and bgs-
bic TO the country and caUse which f < !
stIred 10 espouse as a National vol.
The period is fast arriving when tbp rua,
viii emerge from the dominica Of A., N
which has come into power Under tLe cam
influence of a mi>ltd popular Irerdice. :
which las advocated and sailed r5g 4
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stitutions of the country, that can or /
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The advoCa C OF tie rrR1fs slu(ed 70,
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ct Xerxes. and have nearly succeFded L Z
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per, and on the success Of which den
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meni.
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