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view Of congress. Faithlsl and dafabls ,a, "a nt
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ZION TO the extent Of then circulation au,ons W
people. IL Is IN tbs way that congress is breoyh,
INTO the presence OF IIS remote eonstlueH ~. H.,
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The next session will task the HtAaosp i've esl1
efforts OF those connected with the wnGerIaRing
Ii will be distinguished by discussions o. txraol-
dinary interest and results OF abiding cOheeTn.-r
The war, its origin and conduct by officers IN the
cabinet aud in the field, will furnish subjects OF
profound inquiry and consideration. The terms
OF peace, the disposition 10 be made OF coma sests
the consequences to be drawn from all that has
been done, affecting parties i'll this country, anp
especially "a bearing on the approaching pre- sldPn
tlal election, will open up novel and powerfully
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Waeh tha no 4
good or evil to this continent those OF Rome
were to the Ola World in the days OF her pary en-
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Mexico and the provinces still dependant upon it,,
will come under the consideration OF the next
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Iher they be decided by arms or diplomacy. And
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Probate Nas6ce.