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our great statesmen on li.a-s eeeettrsss
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tellect. -'u dia FlgQue,,
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TO lnfuse and circulate true ard ia. eaisOsd
information, and 10 countelact ~, Ii,.esl Eefs5
fluence exerted by monthly ne.; uiehl q.
similar nature published in tl,s l.l'Oaicsl d,
auspices, and bearing tie namo gde'as
styled democracy Of the present " !. le 'sI
ting measures which, If success idvoel
stIned to moulderto ruins, the eb-; , ae 4.
noble Const;' luton, hy placire ' asl q =
ont tosuIt the caprice and adF.r .o'ifuclltu
ings of corrupt ambition. eiesta.
The union of such prifeinlos -,
literature as have insulted lie co r.,n gsnsrl
and honesty of the countrr. LIMO, ....ilon stae
MartyrdOm of Cilley," ,ep3.,. oSSl.aniRgts
ner more detestcble fromtle ~. - man.
which they are combined. tends -, 80, Va! in
Reorganization of al ths, = 80! otbs
should de held most sacred. Tbs nleft;as.
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quarters TO which they might r s' = u
penetrate, as well as from a GER g1lfsFs
air of high-toi!ed philanthropy "a se'f1e
hberality of views, with which fs,-
fUl Y able to invest Themselves. n ,i.a'
of stealing their way INTO tie les5,ts-!'e
the unsuspecting hearts Of that elsg , ~,
depends the destiny and hopes Of ,ksr,' g.
IFS young men. W hist tie mr.
perienccd sagacty of oder Leads IN =. :.
hesitate a moment In recpunxr- s
real I.aked deformiiy of these trir,,l.
modern Rad caIsIa,- under all lie &, 80 =
DISCUSSES they may assume, ret ia no -
they are rePlete with subtle dsp1s, -: =
most peTneieus character.
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tons, and 10 incuiea:e the correct - :,
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nance OF genuine polite literature. TIE ~
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Public IN literary point of view, and Lors-
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The peTicd is fast arriving when The ,,r..-
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which has come into power Under the err-:
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which has advocated ard sailed mrs, !,
broad and corrupt motto Of ofSee.vr!-
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stitutional, and foul STAN upon TIE fse 3
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which govern the Republican Wig r.I 4
the present Gag.
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wko have stccd fremost in deseHce q, &.
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nninurTte as party could L. e7erlag lie
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explanation and advocacy of the true a3al
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great experiment Of Re9ugsfan GeEE'
ment.
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& part of lis pages, thereby giving praise
genius, and censuie 10 such predictions
as are richly deserving If II.
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