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fairly written critical notices, conclude the number
FREE THOUGHTS STRONG WORDS for Priests Politicians
and the People: By Latndinarian. Up. IS, lamo.j
A. s. Gould, IA Nss.au-si.
The author proposes in this pamphlet to discuss
the following topics:
What Cod Who was Christ, What is Man Why
were The Holman Race crested Male and Female? What
is the difference between Love aud Lust. Marriage How
sall SrnsuaitJ be restrained? Are Suicide and Homicide
ed pitts Resurrection OF the Dead Character OF the
Priesthood. Democracy and lis tendencies. Objections
Tnverssism Justice to the Laborins Classes Direct
TAXATION Commerce and It's evils. Abolition OF Slavery.
rev Node OF Paying Deb;s'
The sweeping boldness Of this programme VIII
sufficiently indicate the spirit and scope Of the dis
cu,sion. 1t presents indeed Free Thoughts, in
frank if not strong language; YET we doub; that
any reader will assent to all the writer's opinions
while considerable number would object TO all
OH-hand judgements on the very highest themes
will BY many be regarded rather as rash than
strong The writer is a Radical of the most
ultra school; thinks to remedy the injustice done
to the Poor by virtual division Of Property Is in
favor Of Direct Taxation exclusively, and enough
of ii; thinks Suicide in certain cases ;ustlablc
attirms that Democracy il Notification ); delights
in John Tyler, and warmly supports John C. Cal
houn for next President. He is opposed 70 the
Immediate Abolition of Slavery, and proposes
New Way to Pay Old Debts as fellows: A. B.
ncurs debt of 81 900 when the Currency Of the
Country amounts to One Hundred Millions He
gives his note for 0,000 but when it falls due,
the Currency has contracted to Seyenty-FivQ Mil
lions. Now be says the debtor should pay but
$500. This would certainly be convenient, bu,
not so convenient to pay $4,000 if the Currency
had been doubled in amount as it was during the
year following the Removal Of The Deposites We
do not see how this rule il to work one way and
not the other But who is to say whether the Cur
rency has swelled or contracted since the note was
given2 The very best statistics afford but rough
approximation to the exact truth, and these are
collected blu, at long intervals; how shall know
whether ought to pay more or less than by the
last statistics land what jockeying between debt
ors and creditors when these returns come to be
made up! What an opening for infinite and inter.
minable controversies I'VE will close with sin
gle extract:
"An,ong The hosts of leaders of the democracy but few
among them understand its mission vast majority O!
;hcm vaD selfish CORFU q. ignorant and debased The
ruy great are never well received because never under
stood Democracy, in our day, has two missions &c &C
compis the binding OF the state, and The freedom OF ie
ndyldnal To whom shall the people look 10 accomplish
This mighty work! Nowhere in the Union eSss any thing
bearing the least resemblance to true democracy The
great democratic parys governed by ogarchy o.; SELFISH
demagogues The citizen liberty with his party
but il 6c lsres to differ with it, he does peril
The ou aad s Gsihenn
The RACKS Of democracy Tor season aLd what can more
cheer the heart OF every true patriot than The course these
In a.
eral Reform and the Happiness and approaching
freedom Of the people! Ihs people have been Led by Tie
elapsed and their democracy has done nothing The hour
has at length arrived when and boder measure.
tate between Calhoun and Van Buren,! IL Pr-siden,
Tyler 10 be superseded by Mr Van Bures at The mex
Has not h Tyler commanded HE homage OF The generou,
portion Of the democratic party may does he not deserve
;ond they return power sit al "a their new posses
sors and hang, acubus like on the Nation as me Albany
Regency does the State! Away with such halfway
the next Presidency, Cahoua ought TO be
the man.
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