The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-02-08
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other items of interest to the trader and farmer
The next Congress will fully deyelope the poli-
cy of the new administration. The noble stand
taken by Secretary Marcy in his admirable letter
to the Austrian Minister on the Smyrna difficulty,
so cordially endorsed by the great body of the
American people. irrespective of party sho ws that
however much may differ in matters of expe-
diency, yet when the interest and honor of our
country is at stake, we united people.
The unsettled state of the European world-the
commanding position of our country, and the de-
termination of the new administration as already
expressed, to make the title of American citizen
passport of safety and OF respect in all parts OF
the world, has fixed the attention of the other ma
tions upon us, and the action of the coming Con-
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