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THE AMERICAN REVIEW;

r having cen determined TO esta li,h Pohrs
l and Literary Monthly Review. 10 he conducted in
the city Of New York by GEORGE II. COTTON.
ESQ. and devoted 10 the permanent maintenance OF
WING principles and Improvement OF AMERICAN Inc
ratIre:
The undersigned, VIII. members If the Twenty
eighth Cungfe>,, from the several sections oflhe Cn
ION, in cun>iderl ion Of the great importance / ich
wurE,do most cordially approve of the de ign, a..d
an II upon The Wings ofthe Rern'lir for Their ec-
tive and unwavcrng support. We lecvc ii 10 be
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the country: ami The appeal is made 10 those havin.
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Per'ct confidence In lis political course, assurance IL
hereby Given, that the continual assistance # leading
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Members Of Tic Senate.
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e, George Evans, ": J. j. Crtenden, Ky; !.
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J. w. Huntington, Conn; Samuel S. Phelps, ".
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Mosely, ". y Ro eri C. Schemes. Oh Alexander
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rita; 7. l.. Cmgman, ". Z; John Macpherson
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