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observation-disclosures is hereby given
ED that the partnership before existing between
J Williams & Brothers, in Baresvilie, Ohio, was
the Sth day Of April, 1884, dissolved by mu-
tual consent, notice of which was neglected -
The business of the firm has been, since the dis
solution, carried on, and still will be, by Jose phi
and Robert Williams. March %. 1856
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GrThe following 'is Mr.. Soule's letter Of
resignation:
s.l1L..s-, .a5..la u. .fManp1n Daa II lR5A

iis "MADRID, Dsc. ~. 1854.
.Hon. Wm. L. Marcy-Sir: Your dis.
patch OF the 18th ult., in reply TO mine da-
ted London 2ist Of October, and closing
the joint communication Of Messrs Buch..
anan. Mason. myself, 60. leaving ms no
altern alive but that Of continuing 10 linger
here in languid impotence. or OF surren
dering a trust which. with the impediments
thrown in the way ofits execution. should
strive in vain to discharge in amanner sat
isfactoSy TO the Government or creditable
to myself. you will not be surprised at the
course which a sense Of dignity impels me
10 adopt resign my commission rs
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen-
ipotsntiary Of the United Sta.es near this
Court. and beg Of ths extreme kindness OF
The President to be retired from duty by
ihs end Of January. have. &c..
80 PIERRE SOuLE.
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Daniel H Wire. plaintiff. rrAcHmEN1

against II AT my in
Solomon Beaver. defendant stance an attach
ment on the End d,y OF March. 1855.
issued by Joel F. Randolph. Justice of the
Peace uf Center township, Monroe county. Ohio.
against the property and effects Of Solomon Bea-
yer. non resident Of said county, for the sum of
thirty dollars principal; which will be for hearing
April lS. 1855. The plaintiff will testify on the
trial IF the cause. ID. H. WIRE.
march IL lS55
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* EoRGE LoBENSTElN'S ESTATE
NE The subscriber the l7lh day Of
March. 1855. appointed by the Probate Court Of
Monroe county OHIO. as Administrator of the es-
tate of George Lobenstein, late of said county,
deceased, and has given bond aud received letters
OF administration.
CHARLES LoBENSTEIN.
March al. 1865.
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= TTACHMENT An attachment was, on
IA the 2lst day of February. 1855, issued by
Jacob T. Mor,i'!, justice of the peace in aud for
Salem township, Monroe county. Ohio. against
the goods, chattels, rights. credits, moneys,
stocks and interest in stocks, of Henry Lucas. a
non resden, of said county. for the Of tw en-.
ty dollars aud twenty seven cents.
Mar 2l, 1855. JAMES WARD. E.
PHEBE WARD.
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81 signed have been approved and qualified as
Executors Of the estate Of LANES Howell, late OF
Monroe county. deceased, Those indebted to said
estate should make immediate payment. and those
having claims. against the same will present them
for payment, properly authenticated. within one
wear. MARTHA HOWELL
N. E. HENTHORN,
Jan. II, 1885. Executors.
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Sale of School Lands.

II N pnrsnancs of an scr paesed April 70 eeSStP
entitled an "acs TO regulate the sale Of school
lands" will be sold at public outcsy. At the front
door of the court house. in wood.hrld. Mo9es
county, Ohio. by the Auditor Of said county, -
Saturday, the 7fh day cf .7pyii. nerf.
the following tract OF schocf land. 10 wit: The
east half ot the north eass quarter OF section Ne
i6. township 5, aud range 8. contsinirg ~ acres
appraised al js400. Said tract ot land In ass
he sold for less amount than tn. appraised val.
ue thereof One.tweith Of the purchase money
to be paid at the time Of sale. aud the bsians
in eleven equal annual payments. with interest
on the deferred pay menis TO be paid annuslly-
JOHN B. NOIsE.
Feb. Fl, 1856. Auditor. NJ C.. O.
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DIED-ln this place, at the residence
ct her son-in law. Judge Davenport, on
the morning o. the 23rd nsi.. Mrs. -
CpULSON. in the 9oth year o! her age.
Al his residence in this township,
J JAMES GRANT. aged fifty three wears.
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Road Levy for 1855.

NOTlCE j. hereby given, that the County
IN Commissioners OF Monroe county, Ohio,
,esied tax for road purposes OF ten cents on
each huna, ed dolais valuation CT all taxable pro.
perty IN each Of the several townships in said
county, which tax may be discharged by labor On
the roads. auder The direction Of the supervisors
Of the several districts at the rate Of ona dollar
per day. JNO. 8. HOLIDAY,
Mar 81. IS. Aud. NJ. G, o.
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UyO THE CREDITORS OF JEREMIAH
GATCHELL. DECEASED.-On the 2Sth
day of August, A. d. 1864, the Probate Court sf
Monroe cuunty Ohio. declared the estate of )ere.
miah Gatchell, deceased, to be probably insolvents
Creditors are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate to the undersigned fos
allowance within six months from this date, d,
they will not be entitled to payment
NATHAN GATCHELL, Adm'r
Dec. 20. 1854 OF Ter Gat.heil. decd.
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SALE.-By virtu. of an or
" der from the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohin. on Saturday, the 3lst day Of March,
next, at the front door OF the court house in said
county, between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ i,
aud o'clock, P. NJ. the undersigned. as the
Guardian of Ferdinand Speelmae, Jas. C. 4Speel
man and Johnston L.. SPeenah, will selfat public
auction the following and situate in said county.
to.wit: Situate III the north east quarter Of Sec
ton 5. in township 3, of range 4. and described by
survey as follows, TO- wit: Commencing at stake
witnessed by the south west corner of the brick
house bearing north So degrees east Is 10 rods,
thence up the mill race bank moth 47A degrees
west AZ rods to stone, thence north 81 degrees
west rods t0a stone, thence south % degrees
west rods to a stone, thence south % degrees
east 81 rods to stone, thence south621a degrees
east "a rods to stone thence north So IS degrees
east 5 10 rnds to the place OF beginning.
Terms of sale-One half in hand aud the bal
ance in two payments, at and IL mouths, with
interest. The sale is subject to dover of the un-
designed y idow of George Spulnsn. deceased
Feb. %, 1853. NANCY SPEELMAN.
Guardian.
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A TTACHMENT.-At nv instance an attach.
"a ment WAS issued on the 23d day of February,
a. ID. 1855. by Lauren F. Ellsworth. a Justice OF
the Peace of Seneca township, Monroe county. o.
against the goods, chattes. rights. credits. moneys
aud effects of John Bennett, for the of $40 a
March 81. 1853. JOSEPH WEIR
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JACOB WlSE'S ESTATE.-The subscriber
% has been appointed by the Probate Court OF
Monroe County. Ohio, as Administrator Of Jacob
Wise, deceased, and has given bond and received
letters of Administration such.
Feb. 28, 1855. JOHN DEARTH
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HDny Up!

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned are
n respec fully solicited TO call and settle their
accounts Immediately, as wish hereafter to do a
READY PAY Business
Cash and Produce will be taken in exchange
for B,acksmithiDg, at the market price.
Oct. ls, 1854. JOSEPH RODGERS.
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LANDS at Auction.

e :. N Saturday the 2lst day Of .apri!. 1855, at
z y one O'Clock. p. m /. the subscriber. as the
administrator de bonis non Of Christian Reakseck
er, deceased, by virtue Of an order of the Pro-
bate Court of Mon,o county. Ohio, will offer for
sale. on the premises, the following described
lands and tene,nents, lying and being in Ohio
township, in said county, within 3l miles Of the
Ohio river, to.wit: The east half Of the north
east quarter OF section IL. township 2, Of range
4, containing eighty acres, more or less, subject
TO tho denver therein of Eiizabe,h Peggs aud Elias
Peggs, her husband, which has been set off in
the south eud Of said tract. and contains twenty
five acres About sixty five acres Of said premi.
ses are cleared. Appraised. subject to dover. At
$3.50.
Terms of sale :-One third cash in hand, one
third in six months, and the balance in one year,
with interest on the deferred payments. which are
to be secured to tho satisfaction Of the subscri-
ber. THADDEus REAKREcKER,
Mar q, rs. r Administrator.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between CHANEf 81
SHOTWELL, in Antioch, Monroe county, Ohio.
the l7lh day of March, 1855. dissolved by
mutual consent. All those indebted to said firm
will please call and settle their accounts by note
or other wise.
THE BUSINESS will be continued by A. &
r. Shotwell in the same place. Thankful for past
tsvnrs, The present firm earnestly solicit con,in-
uance OF the same patronage.
MsrCh 2l, 1855.
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EOSEPH MORRIS'S ESTATE The un.
~ designed has been appointed aud qualified
as Executor of the estate of Joseph Morris, late
OF Monroe county, deceased. Those indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment. and
those having claims will please them prop
eIly authenticated within one year.
Nov - 1854, JAS. n. NORRIS, EXT.
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HHRIsTIAN REAKSECKER. SEN. IS ES-
~ TATE.-The Subscriber was on the 18th
day Of March, 1855, by the Probate Court Of
Monroe county, Ohio appointed Administ, a,or of
Christian Reaksecker, sen. late of said county,
deceased, and has given bond Narecr,ved letters
such FRED. REAKSECKER.
March 81, 1855.
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Examination Of Teachers for 1855.

yss,HE Board of Examiners Of Monroe cuunty.
q Ohio, will hold meetings in the Union School
House at Woodsheld, for the Examination Of
Teachers on the last Saturday in each month of
the year 1855. exceI ting the months Of September.
October, Mover and December. Applicants
must be in attendance at s o'clock A. NJ, of said
days, and bring certificates of moral character from
responsible persons known to the Board.
By order of the Board,
JOHN S. WAY,
Woodsield Jan. 10, IS. Clerk of Board.
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s HOHN THOMPSON'S ESTATE.--The sub.
1851, by the Probate cour: of Monroec ounty
ohio, appointed Administrator, de 5onis non, oi
tho Estate Of John Thompson, late of said coun
ty, deceas ed. and has eiven hand aud received
letters as such. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
March 7, 1855.
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SAMUEL McCoNNELL'S EsTATE--The
- subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as Administrators of Samuel Mcdonnell, late OF
Monroe county. deceased.
-, JOHN B. NOLL.
Feb. Al. 1855.
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Land Warrants-Buunty Land.

TO THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF
ALL THE WARS
THE undersigned offer their services 10 those
i who may wsh to apply for Land Warrants
Under The recent act of Congress. aud they beg
leave TO assure Them that their busisess. If IN.
trusted to them, shall he promptly aud faithfully
attended to. Their charges will be reasonable
They will also attend to procuring back pay and
pensious for those entitled to receive them.
rr ~ JOHN SINCLAIR,
J +. RANDOLPH.
Woods6eld. March oS. 1855
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Received on subscription to the Spirit
OF Democracy for the week ending Sat-
urdsy, March "a, 1855.
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DAVID SHAUB'S ESTATE.-The sub.
scr;ber was, on the 3rd day of March 1865,
by the Probate court of Monroe county. Ohio,
appointed as Administrative of the estate Of David
Shaub, late of said county, deceased, aud has
given bond and received letters as such.
MARIA ELIZABETH SHAUB.
March 7, 1855.
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Coal Digger Wanted.

4 good coal digger obtain employment for
IA year, TO dig coal by the hushe.. in good
bank. and al good price, by calling soon upon
the subscriber ~ itga "a
Noae but a good and experienced hand need
apply. Apply TO H{s
WARREN HOLLISTER.
Woods6eld. March %. 's5.f
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
GAINESVILLE, BELMONT CO., OHIO. :

THE FOURTH SESSION OF this Institution
i will commence on MONDAY, April 2nd
1855, aud Continue ID weeks
Young Gentlemen wishing TO learn Civil Eugi-
neerns aud Surveyiny !, v i'll have favorable OPP.
portunity during the Spring and Summer Ses-
sions, the proprietors have procured all the IN
.truments necessary Tor field practice
Special attention will be given to those wishing
to qualify Themselves as Teachers.
Tuition fees are moderate, and every will
be taken to afford pupils the means Of acquiring a
thorough Classical and Mathematical education
For further particulars inquire of
JOHN | THOMPSON,
SAMUEL DAVENPORT.
Barnesville, Feb. %, 1855.
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subscriber w as, on the 22nd day Of August,
1854, by the Probate court of Monroe county,
Ohio, appointed Administrator. de 6onis non. OF
the Estate of Frederick Huber, late OF SAID eoun
tv, deceased, aud has given bond and received
letters as such FREDERICK KOEHLER.
March Z, 1855
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Brick for Sale.

THE undersigned has for sale large lot Of frat
l. rate BRICK, which he wishes to dispose Of
Those in want Of Brick will please give HIM q
call. NJ. MORROW.
w oodsfieid sept
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dersigued has been appointed and qualified
as administrators de 60nis non Of Enos NJ. Merrie,
late Of Monroe county, deceased. Those having
claims should present them Immediately, properly
authenticated, and those indebted 70 The estate
should AXE imm ed,ate payment.
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E ILLYJANE JONES ESTATE.-The sub
scribers were, on the I7th of November.
1854, by the Probate court of Monroe county.
Ohio, approved Executors of the Estate Of
Lilly Jane Jones, late OF said county, deceased,
aud have given bond and received letters as such
JOHN P. GRODHAUS,
March T. 1855 ISAAC ATKINSON
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TOSEPH MORRELI.sS ESTATE The an
j dersigne,l has been appointed and qualified q
Executor Of the estate Of Joseph Mo,seH, late II
Monroe county, decessed. Dated at Wooasfsl1s
this 9Th day Of February. 1855.
Feb Z. GEORGE J. MoRRELL.
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT
THIS OFFICE,
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MNATHIAS ESQ CHLEMAN'S ESTATE =
IVH The subscriher was, on the alst day of
October, 1854, by the Probate court Of Monroe
county. Ohio. appointed Administrator of the
Estate of Matthias Eschleman, late of SAID county,
deceased, and has given bond and received ieteis
as such CHRISTOPHER PINDLE. lr
March 7. 1855.
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HOLM BECKET'S ESTATE The subscri.
% Der was. on the 2eth day Of January, 1855,
by the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio,
approved as Executor of the Estate of John
Beckett, late OF said county, deceased, and has
given bond aud received letters as such.
GEORGE N BECKETT.
,y...L ,exs ei ~
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A TTACHMENT.-Ato our instance all order
n of Attachment was issued OH the 7th day of
February. A, D.. 1855, by Samuel w. Noil. .
Justice of tho Peace, of Ohio township. Monroe
county Ohio against tho goods, chattsls, rights,
credits, monies and effects of William Dunn, an
abscondiug debtor Of said couEty, ior the sum Of
sS9 OF aud costs of suit, which will be for hearing
on the 10th day of April, A. D., 1855.
March T. 's5. AIS THISTEE.
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OBITUARY.

Died at his residence in Mississippi county, Ar
kansas. on the 18th Of April, JosErH c. HAEDxo,
in the 36th year of his age.
Mr.. HARDING was a native of Davidson County.
Tenn, and removed from thence to Arkansas, in
1916. He represented his county in the last Gen.
eral Assembly, and during bis short career in that
body, secured for himself an enviable fame by his
talents, and his zeal in advocating his principles.
paying this last tritute Of respect to the mem
DRY ola departed friend, the writer is deeply i'm.
pressed with the sadness of the occasion-cut off
in the very flower of his manhood, time when
the results of his early labors and most laudable
ambition were about to be realized, when the many
virtues which adorned his character were becoming
widely known, when his high sense of truth justice
and morality had been acknowledged and rewarded
by his fellow citizens, he sank gradually to the
grave, perfectly resigned to the will of his Maker,
accomplishing, -fearlessly, yet hopefully. He
beloved by bis friends for his many social quail
ties, the pride of large and high respected con-
nection, and esteemed by al as " an honest man,
the noblest work of God" The writer of these
lines, was frequent visitor at his bed side-and
durn that long, lingering journey, Through the
valley CT the shadow OF death, could not but ad-
mire the calm resignation, he evinced in his fate,
and the heroic forttude, with which he met the
Fell Destroyer. c..
~ The funeral services of the deceased will
take place at the residence of Gen. W. G.. HARD
ING, this Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
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.Mfssns EDiToas: -As piece q Information 70
slssw how things sand. ViA re'ste the do;ngs Of
the Grand Jury Of the good wig county Of Hen
dersousat the last meeting Of the Circuit Court. a
short tine sgo.
First. They terminated Aifres BRows, of the
place. for Governor. Second, They nominated 6.
ETHzRAcE for Congress; AID lastly, srrPHrS s.
Ross, of Henderson, county, for the State Senate
Mr.. Ross is a democrat and a remarkably modest
man, one of great moral worth, and of the first or
der OF talents Hewou!d be an honor to the dis
triet it he will permit his name to go before the
people. Its said by all parties that he can surely
be elected. BntI have to say that after the Grand
Jury Lad taken 50 much pains to do all this and
then having sen. it TO the Vest Tennessee Wig st
this place for publication, it seems that paper
won't, or don't do it What is the matter? Is il
that they are afraid GrSrRY s passed over in this
transaction, and itwon't do for wing county TO
call upon a democrat to run for the Senate p
May be you can tell what is the matter
Yours, from MADISON
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Tricks on ASIMALs-In breaking or managing a
horse, however intractable or stubborn his temper
NAV be, preserve your own. Almost every fault
the brute has arises from Ignorance. Be patient
with him. teach and coax him, and success in time,
is certain There are tricks, however, which are
the result Of confirmed habit or viciousness and
these sometimes require different treatment. A
horse accustomed to starting and running away, may
be effectually cured by putting him to the top OF
his speed on such sccasions and running him till
pretty thoroughly exhausted.
A horse that had trick of pulling his bride and
breaking it. was at last reduced to better habits by
tying him tightly to q stake driven on the brink Of
deep stream, with his tail pointing TO the water;
he commenced pulling at the halter, which sudden
" parted; over the bank he tumbled, and after a
somerset or two and laundering awhilein the water
he was satisfied to remain at his post in future and
break no more brides.
ram has been cured of butting at every thing
and every body by placing an unresistng effgy in
similar position; the sudden assault on a wintry
day then resulted in tumbling his ramship into g
cold bath, which his improved manner took good
care to avoid in future.
A sheep killing dog has been made too much a
shamed ever again to look sheep in the face, ty
tying his hind legs to stout ram on the brow of a
hill while the flock were quietly feeding at the bot
TOM The ram being free, and in haste to rejoin
his friends, tumbled and thumped master Tray so
sadly over the stones and guies, that he was quite
satisfied TO confne himself 10 looked mutton there
after.
Mans reason was given him to control ''the
beasts the field and the birds Of the air. by other
means than force If he will bring this into play
he will have no difficulty in meeting and overcom
ing every emergency of perverse instinct or bad
habit in the dumb things by his superior cunning
American AqricuhurliSt
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te- The Know Nothings have few ilustrious
examples, by which, we suppose, they justify the
secrecy connected with that organization. For in
stance, Aaron Burr, in his insurrectionary move
ments, afford very vivid and forciole example of
the tendency of secret political organizations. II
this is not sufficient the memory OF The traitor Bene
dict Arnold, comes up from the days OF the revou-
ton, and teaches to beware of secret political
movements. Is there any man who can disregard
the lesson that such examples impress?-and is
there any one who would not regard such move
ments as dangerous and anti-republican2 If there
is ne is surely toe. stupid TO be an AMERIcAS We
cannot believe that Tennessee victory will ever
be inscribed upon the Know Nothing banner. II
such thing should ever occur, we will put our
hand upon our mouth, and our mouth in the dust
and cry UNCLEAN UEcLEANi = Greenerilk Spy.
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1MMoRTALTY.-Why is it that the rainbow and
the cloud come over US with beau that is not OF
earth, aud then pass off and leave US to muse upon
their faded loveuess2 Why is it that the stars
which hold their festivals around the midnight
throne, are set above the grasp of our limited
faculties forever hooking US with their unap-
proachable glory? And why it is that bright
forms of human beauty are presented to our view
and then taken from US, leaving the thousand
streams of our affections to flow back in an spllne
torrent upon our hearts We are born for a
higher destiny than that Hearth. There is a realm
where the rainbow never fades, where the stars
will be spread odt before US like islands that slumber
on the ocean, and where the beautiful beings that
now pass before US like visions will stay in our
presence forever.-G. .. Prentice.
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result, j carried Get, n i total ravolssior. ret
merely IL the afsi' c. Of the eoFe na1ei ast IN
the best ard brightest man es'a i1ns Of PAanttro
Pg BY De american people. Il acad inevitably
tend g surround tleoficcs Of power ami Inc hod..
ers Of ilIlaence. with a asaiehap e naat f-eling
Of interest and respect, which i stronger than ali
Law, all soserrnenh all neresy external insi.iu-
tons Men whose natural rights ase Invaded, will
lock to necessity fer law, sra that ascendency Of
Office aid influence they now respect and aspire 10
viii Re but an appeal 70 seeret Consciousness @
degradation, and the strife viii be TO provide 'of
themselves not only without, but in ofpos't'on 70
the government