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,s.snd' wapn sIouid 4 9 most happy 10 zee, hat
know Inst this wOo d Be- uai cf nv DO w,r ana
,asfeiVfe t.laetaaiy con P~il,d to decline yosr
So. ~ nave Cone chiefs " New Yoik AM
/ %. '"1' fvf ine SAFE reason.
N,nth yoa tns ihssks Tor your Information on
me se iesi al pDii,ser. en- always b. 70, 10 h-sr
na. - ss,es forward, hut tncep <ldsai of the
Tact that ise my..lf etihirsvu rum A., ro,,i Al
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ase an sensr part 10 ths iaie rieetioss 4 con
..ni'd ny >eli ~nh giving q si.sai vot, 40 Al,
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White, towsver. I am an inactive oh..rv,r of
pubiie event.. am BY no meas. n psid,,,n, GA.
ms' ssy 10 you IN The ffsnkre.. Ut private friend-
ship, 'hat have tor ionx time locked siIh dread
sad 'Pp'ehens'oo Al III, oeIupsinr isdsenee which
Tue coGIesi iof ihr foreign vote ~ sI,r,in, uncn
oar elections. This seems ~ ,r.ult from N, h-i,-
hsncfG Together, aud snii-ct 90 th- control OF 4,
in'rre''ei ssd sfiGsh .esdsrs. Hrser IL ha. hem
.atisei 81 bargain and sale, sId each Of The
great poiical parties OF be luntry nave Tee. bld
ding TO obtain a. ard ~ usual in ali Zach contest.
zoe parry wh.eh II mo>i co-fupt l. most .uee,, .fI
The Consequence 10 that "a u Iast d.mo,,lix,,,
The whole eoanlry eefTup,,hg The very fuantaias
~ POLITICAL power. and cons ertin- IN, k.Ilat n.
hs' srssf - isdism of Our lihsrit- in,o an nm
msariog moesery, where the rights OF native horn
eiiir<ns are voted away by tbose who Lli.dIy tol-
iow their msrcsssry asd sei6sh leaders. The rv.
idenee Of ,h,s IL found nos merely h. the ,hsm,,.
ehsnsr!ng Toe The foreign vote al every slecttcp
eat 70 TIE large proportion cf ctce- which are 40
nsid oy fofei2ners ~ home and abroad a. conn
pared va our naive ehizsns Where Is the True
hearted American whose chesk doe, moi tio,l.
With shame and MODIFICATION 10 see our hi,A,,t
an m9st &C sesei foreign missioas flied BY men
OF fofeisn BIRD 70 the exclusion Of native born
saeh appointments are . Aumiiiaiinx roafe.sion
70 The crowned heads u Europe that Rsnabiir.n
soil does not produce sufcieot talent IN =, p,..e,,
Republican naiioa ~ . nonafehieal Csurt 4
confess nat u seems to me-wiih all due fe.n~e,
!" o'ners, ihai, a. q eeaessl rule. our country
should be governed BY American born elf, m, =
Let rs give 10 the oppressed Of every eountry n,
sNlon aud home IN oar happy iand rive 10 ali
The benefits Of equal laws, Hnd souaI pfut,c,inu
sut LEI .. Of the same lin. cherish ~ he apple q;
our eye the great primo plies "a liner,
~, which lev who have not had the good iortun.
tn oe reared In Tree conrtry, know how 10 arpr.
eisie and Mn kss how 10 preserve
Washington, IN that inrstim, ble legacy which
ne lett 10 his eoun'ty his farewrll az, res.-h..
wisely warned ~ d. beware of toTri,n ,,a,..-.
a. 'he most banefoi Zoe OF a repuhlican govern.
ment be saw 81 Ia be sure 10 a different tiyht
uom tns' W Nesch u nov ptcsrn's ii,eli; but he
knew that " would sppsUarh ~ is ali tam. ana
hence h csutnnei " ag.ts,t The -,i,, ~
nf tsfHrtrr Tberefsre well for osr arn ,ak..
to ~nOtn this InEsi5sSir Inheritance ,f .eIF -,,.
sfnmsni has been len By iorrfaibers a. for the
sake OF The unborn millions Who are 10 inhsrit thi.
snd-ioretgu aud neiive-let u take warning of
the FAihsr oi his country. and DO what we can Iu.i
ly to preserve our insiiiu,ipns from eorrupiioo
and our country from dtshouos hut let hi, be done
By the people themselves In their sovereign ca
paeiy ~ msking proper Decentralization IN the
dtvtdua-nAtve or forciga boru-of any conxfitu-
tioaal 90 legal right 10 ~hi:h hs.is nov entitled.
These are my sentiments 10 bril-; and although
have sometimes aimo>i despsirsd VI my country
she1 have Witnessed the RAJ ld stride u cortup-
tion, yet think perceive . sleam OF hop. in the
fatorei and nov feel eenhdeni that when the
great mas OF intelligence 10 this eh shlened roun.
Try 10 once fully aroused ard the danger manife.-
Ted, % will feaTi,ssiy Apply the remedy snd hing
ington's afniaistfstion. Ftasily Irt us sdops III.
Old aomsn motto, Never despair al The Rrpublic
LIT ne do our duly. and uu.t In that Providence
which has 10 stgasliY watched over and prrsr,yed
rs, iof the result Bu, have said more Ihan in.
tended. and mach more than should have .aiJ TO
any one bot irus,ed frieud, a. have no desire TO
minele IN political strife
hememier me kindly to your hmily, and te-
iieve me, Truly your f,i-nd,
WILLARD FILLMORE
The Irish, Who are preiudiced against Mr. p.
Tor bis American sediments. should remember
that their own complaint sgains, the British gov
eminent is, that Irshmen are not allowed 20 ruI,
irelaod. They have complained tor more than
hi'y years that their eouhuy has been subjse, 10
foreiyn domtpat