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principles o. The Wing ts',,a q d
enlargement Of literature ar sld
The experience of'tba r s..o sslslO
tirIned in the minds OF fbop asl yea
ex SITS in the periodical ur Fes's !. usi
which should be eomb,ped s, Il " ue
our great statesmen on Ttorn e pf0tass
subjects, and those of the eraia.' AZ ~.
eniuses of which the United I'l men
so ample a share, on the vsr;o s,.sles a
present themselves to a sorln MUS Eusss
tellect. ''uld and nsrs
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demands the publication ~ ule EeHass
to iniuse and circulate the az : no'k c,l,,ss.
information, and to coup,era. ~ h,Ohest u.
fiuence eKerted by monthly u ne ti 3
similar nature published IN n. P:enOaa
auspices, and bearing the p 1a,s Slly, tAdst
styled democracy of the praS S..s o lie
ting measures which, # s,' III Gay, s3le
stlned to moulderto runs. G ne az
noble Consti' luton, by plsei ine iaOnc d
on 1t to suit the caprice ana &C. co1sifOSis
ings of corrupt ambition -'''nce tLest
The union Of such pr;rc;,,.
literature as have insulted the s ,' wa ageRs
and honesty of the country. bv seaaon sas
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ner more detestable from the l Vie U lsn
which they are combined. tend Fgh
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quarters to which they might S'a1iaUa IN
penetrate, as well as from eps,,. essv&
air of heightened phllanthroUv ' - WV :.
lIberalIty of views, with which g. sAp'i''el
fully able to lLvest themselves IN . a. !
Of stealing their way into tle Ss. J. SFEs.
the unsuspecting hearts of tl.atels .s' o .-
depends the destiny and hopes Of ,b s,.sIa
It's young men. Whist the r ..-s-
perienced sagacIty of older beaas ~ Z
hesitate moment in reeosn;S,. =. 7
real Iaked deforniiy of these 5r;p,;Il
modern Radcalism, under aIfbe "a; d, - u |
DISCUSSES they may assume, vel to The -
they are repiete with a subtle dangs, i
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