The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-13

,he hands of The leaders OF the
.sc,.yc parties their share OF the
t.. and 10 Shout for Que or The other, as
,sc of tinul, or Egypt, and the Lesser
!. would furnish Tie larger Dividend
a. snirit Of liberty had fled, aud avoiding
nhnles of civilized lNan, had sought pro-
|.,nn in the Wlds of Scythia, or Scan
,ovi,. and so, under the operation ol tue
,,c causes and Influences, II Will fly from
|, Capitol and our forums.
calamity 50 awful, not only TO our
IS,,v. but 10 the world, must be depreca'
|,spy every patriot; and every tendency
state of things likely 10 produce it i'm
,e1a,ely checked. Such tendency has
E;s,cd--does exist. Always the friend oi
. coun,rymen, never tlieiI fatterer, il
E,omes nv duty 10 say TO them from
[,s high place TO which their Partially
Is exalted me, that there exists il
[e land spirit hostile TO their best
|terests hostile TO liberty itself 1t
suirit contracted in its views, sell
In in its object. 1t looks 10 the ag-
ksndis ,ment ola few, even to the de-
|ruction of the interest of the whole.
me entire remedy is with the People.
|omething, however, may be affected
|, The means which they have placed
my hands 1t is union that we
! liant. not OF a party for the sake Of
| lat party, but union of the whole
buntry for the sake Of the whole
bun,ry-for the defence of its inter-
bis and its homer against foreign ag-
tession, lor the defence Of those prin-
pIes for which our ancestors so TO-
/ Icuslv contended. AS far as it de-
snds upon me, il shall he acr on1plish-
h. All the iunuence that ! possess,
ball be exeried to prevent the forma-
Ian at least Of an Executive party III
fle halls Of the Legislative body. !
! ish for the support Of no member OF
! at body TO any measure Of mine that
Ioes not satisfy his Judgment end his
knse Of duty to those from whom he
f. bids his appointment; nor any con-
Hence in advance from the People,
Ilt that asked for by MIR. jefferson,
10 give firmness and effect to the lc-
b! administration Of their Affairs"
| deem the present occasion suffl-
uu.ry important ana solemn 10 jus.
y me in expressing TO my fellow
'izens a profound reverence for the
A'ls'ian Religion, and a ,hsa,saa;oa.
pnviciion that sound 70 20 ar rei,ss;Ous sous
berty. and o. sense OF rehgious
ksns ..e1iiiily, are essentially connect.
with all true and lasting happiness;
10 that good Being who has blessed
by the gifts Of civil and religious
pcdom, who watched over and pros
red the labors of our fathers. and has
iherlo preserved 10 us institutions
exceeding in excellence those of
y other people, lei US unite in fer
Fntly commencing every interest Of
r beloved country in all future time.
Fellow-citizens: Being fully in
fsied with that high Office to which
Q partaiity of my countiymen has
lied me, now take an ahectionate
Pve of you. You will bear with you
your homes the remembrance of
+ pledge | have This day given TO
Fcharge all the high duties of my
al'ed station according to the bes, Of
ability; aud | shall enter upon
Eir performance with entire conf
nee in the support of a just and gen.
fns People.
iAs Disputed TERRITORY --Tne fon
d Advertiser of Friday last remarks -
understand by private atvices from
gusta, that The Land Agent has decide,
lake off the civil posse from the disputed
nsory, and 10 leave an agent of tho Stat
look after the trespassers--the Lant
tent of Massachusetts agreeing 10 pay bal
expenses Of the agent who is TO be KEEP
Pre-. Mr.. Hamlin will go to Fort Fair
ID in few days, to discharge the mel
have been kept there by Governor Fair
10. These men have been doing no goo,
the state and have been supported at al
perso Of probably $4,000 for the las
a.
. usgYsss-zzzy7sz.1.zu
Number Of inhabi,aats 10 the sq,tar
e.-The Uniied States furnishes pop
lion nfli TO every square mile for III,
abIled portions Of the country, and 7 4
1nafe mile Tor the whole territory EN-
iced wHhin tie limits Of the federal iuris