Vincennes Gazette, Volume 2, Number 16, Vincennes, Knox County, 14 January 1832 — Page 1

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rrj, jr, (ffOfttf ,'hat t! r outh f' our Government should j the military successes ot the Prudent had l.c agents as were nut recommended by ' int , V'nMATTON l!:rt!!,,i:!ll,lii'i"' !l ' 4 f imn.ir- earned him an xten-ive persona! poj ukir attachment to the per-on or part of the i.i h. HILL il. . L 4 . . 1 a.it (hat di-fgu' M:k an -iq-utcl .md . or- itv . winch would have enabled him, had President. The extent to which !hi ss Wild. ! ' p." i- ,-! -V VX U,'P U,t' T m i:"?i'u'i.-ns rf .;!li r r iiniji -. and hp known how to turn it to account, to ear- tem wa carried is strikingly evinced by I ' ; r;tl '7, :irl' .'.'i,..'t rr I- l', it r!t ;-r;-; 1 vyr.xM at lare ry on the Govprnmcnt with extraordinary -tho fact, that within a montVafter the in ,-;:'--rit-,' 'at iv. r-l-rs p-r h .,.',. h.t;'d ht ,,!!, t) lod IJ. to the high p!a facility. Pnder this combination of cir- augurath m ..f Gen. Jackson. more persons j;i '.iv.v.--e. iV.:.t, ii v.it!.in a.-r ! - , ( ot' th Ih.ma t-r px -m: bs of publr -umMances. it i? believed, that had the ; were removed from ..lice than durini? the

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that the pwMio iz

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pi o.t- iutip; u-i-rr i-p t it o (! !

! ail i( i! 1" M;arv o I o:r,' i . u'-'i' t e- i t A'i

wore not made, either really or profes'eu l.tr the purposp .if rlnr,re oj- rot if ion. hut. profe.-se dly, hpc;,ue the inrumtcnts were ir.capalde or corrupt, and really fr the purpose of "revy n ro mq-his friends a' d purwshiriff nis eneaiirs M V. tlisnosif inn

J, that hat toe wete ronoHe.Hromoilke than. lurinctheihasheei hewn t, ai-nlv this wholesome

;uh!i - aiTiirs he en manaprd with lolera- tho.e loriv ears that had clapped since J pn.anj le , f rotation to the Pte-i lent'f lie prndonceand discretion. Central Jak- the adoption ot the Constitution. The pat tizans, arid the he?t illustration of the -n miht have -one through his term ot motive Wi.it h led to this policy is illustrn- real n.eanin- of the I icpu .ee used on this ill'" i i I life without a show ot opposition. ted hv the fact, that it w as applied princi-1 occasion, i- to he found in a letter from thr an.! have hern le-elccted, had he heen so ( a!i in btate-where the maj .,ity of the ! l, erideulV houe under the Prei loi t' ent as to desire it, hv a verv people w f re oppo-ed to the AdmmiMra ! f.ank to a member of the Vnn-v 1 v .niu

fri'-nd. of the country ; patatiyely U-w lem-vala. buch was Ihe;tlUen--p to procure Iron th-u T paid tMuea

without strorg hopes that such a result j practical comment on the text ol the In-1 nomination f the Pif.tent for leeiccwotdd follow. T, if if -at as the President j angnral Addiesj, which Un.nmreil thejtion. The .h.ctrii.e ot rotation ,( oftioowas known to be m the qtialiti. s and ac j preceding Administration as having bm't had. therefore, nothing ta do with the compli-hments r;cst essetitial to a civil j ll'C patronage of the Go ernment into con I matter. The m.'tie ailrr.etl, m the maaitrate, it was vet antioipated that hejtlict with the puiiU of election?. The ' first ins'ara-e. by ihe Pieident, iz. the

oii'ail he I'tiinu i'1 liii- ("uio" "ii 1 "ii .'ii'" u"ui "; u no .1 ji.j c 1 1 a 1 it 1 1 upi ion r r lie i ii u ai

U'lat.'inous vote . ?n . 1 w t 1 e the

cenerens ieclits, the high or.-o o

lie

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irinn o.nn i rnii!i"iv wine ti r-tr.i mi apitj-

i nato otnarv nt of tho mditaM charactei,and would have $c".u e I him hom ar.y I ft, . iT, nt O -Mr it!Cf !!;! ( ! I ' t i F t V ' 'I his tit

. r . . . 1. 1 ! .. f.".!. i tw, .. r .1 .. .- ,a ,i .. , I

line. - ' t e r t J1 P lo ! ' c I i o ine one i it i 1 1 o o 1 1 1 1 i ' -1

.at latgo expene to the country, in sortie

'instances bifore th.ev hail reached their j destination, and in all, without the oher ; vat ion of the common foim of ciyilitv I tow aids them, or the Governments near

Among the

inliatnot .Monrfe. in which ho ha d so cm , victims oj prosci i tmn at home were some

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. y ;u P; cm If ii'" the ts lit ii i 1 1 1 . f s w ho r- names act t an pa

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r.wr, a ; e ant o;! !( i;;d reee:.. I'm the

utif of ihe proprietors. Aai i f.l mr.r. V. CADDINGTOX

liKMJY CLAY. ; Vrc:u!cnt of the Unitr.i Stati

, we :i in : y .a! a f t ir. a;-!,s;;

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I'i f si;!(o ; p r nt n ) oti the du

:''u:if?o' lli' e under on - urn-tan''. lit. an lay oi :d-'.e to a -u .-e--inl '!i-' harg '. ;;.t f to ,n the pte-eot 1 -cM'-i'-aut -

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e td.'i-. ion ot of the mo-t rt-pc-latde and miere-tiog

I i party ii u In..' t lo-.-, it was cnfnlent-', pet son in the commuuit; 1 1 lerans w no.

v expected (h it fiot'ifir wail.l e ttone j al.i r li.titing llie iauu s 01 me war vi in

hrnst If that s!f atl.i tcr.d to revue ' depen-lente. Iiul i en pi ace.t ty Hip ju-

tin ,r, r r r r :i w r ( r .U 1 11 ' x 1 C ; 1 1 ( 0 H ) Cl lUllt Ml Ii) iUP nHCl S Hit

I hem.

bents, would have been suhVieiit h oi the.

been founded in fi-t;f utif was fell thai no removal f r such ie.is,.ns wtuhl he toleratf.l ! the public, unless the supposed mcapfd le or con upt fun; lionary w as iir: put upon Ins u i ll. :.tti all. iwed an opportunity of defending him-elf against the spe. it";, rhaige. whatever they might be,, which had been preferred agnn-t him. It was theie'ore ! ua iif'i tsn y to ;ii imlufi this irrotin h and o w aril of a l etter, icsort w ishul the President'- totj' .ej-

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point;

which

Ii'uvovrr at th

t .

occasions, his td mipisi rat ion

lime it was inconeo'.ly applied would have -f ncd ex.'ellec.tly well as guides .i his own conduct fa "diet and it was per h;ips not unreason able to hope that hi- ac-

- w ould cot ra st o;i'.i, in sotnc imporlcct

at least, wi'ti His previous piuifllad this hacn the case, his ad

held, and were now rud.lv thiust out ot hrs t" th.e st;;!e sophistry ot rotation in

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o itltftn to eiiiiure. iii an auvau. ru aire, uf onee

tin-eiKSol actual want,;is a reward lor the tievoti n vi llicir whole lives to the

lion

device sffs

a faf

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jUtn'. lie A mi: i-ti ad.n.s, was in a hnzh .-fa;e i f pK'.- lit AH ;!.e uhll ' e-t.ib-it -hu.-ent-. .mi all tlie qi t at ' ran- In - of nvale iotinstiv w ) e in l he mo t tlouiihi; con o'eai Ao'iu!lute was rapidly exterulm itsidt in all ,tii. rtioi,, ar.ti parta ularlv throne:!) the wide and It itile le mo!'S of f e West m mulac jurors wc ie ivatu lag w itii ua.piecr denteii ! a pi U C'-mmerce, inteinal and tdtMn was animated with a cor re-pot.dmg vga--our ul itions with far, ,n power-? weie of the mo-t amicable character at home, nan

ministta'.ion wcuid sal isf.if tion to the

, i ...a

t.oiupi.ae .uii i been ow :np; to !

h i, e given complete utdrv. Whethc'r il?

cd-xod failure l::i:n iti- own char acof evil counsels on i- a point w Inch if

. a o w

cts

ter. or to the intoi-osce has mind anl me 'o;n -

is unnecessary, an i v "Uio oe uagiaic-tai. tade-iuss. We shoc.Sti regret to visit with lo)s, V(ie ((o-iiio the last days of one wh", ia another if e cf outv , has done the

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rattier ttie etlotts oi political partisans.

() i the a ppoint no nts which weie made ( o fi i I t he mime i "ll- v acan' ies u'" aa-ioiiPfi

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puoin: mm n.e 1 ins was not all. i ios : nv int e i eue' v a ir. w e s(,au riu eonnop.

univeisal proscr iptiou, taken in oonntxion i Among them are to be t ,und the names cf with the tenor ot the Inaugural Add i ess, ! some very bono: ably kni)wo t (lie pu'dic ; aiif ui.tftl to a charge of umveisal cor-j but they were made, in general, ahie -C

runtnai Common justice requiKd mai : av oe. ecu v mr no consinei anon nui m it ol

the ic.iliv finals against whom such a party , and in many icstaip e-', w it ft so ch.u ge vy as !i oiiahi, -hould have opportu-( little discretion that they weie re-

nu'

h sci v i e, and wh.om nothing but

uopiudetoe of ird'i lict us friends, oi

Ot" tbo Nation

v iti:

H..; id ll "Oi Ccnvi nt i 1 t tl:t Uiiiw J Stat.

NS . 1 ne p. : "

it n v ai w i

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nility anl a net r.l conterduunt p'av.tde. who lonn-i it ooavt .-no nt to make 't-o oi

ey r i v corner ot

a i igo

idi

t on-i .ierahle

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ie cal led u i on

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i,ni n ai : iv in eX'M Ci-f

entient ncd'.t.s

tl, o plobe. you ah

iniore N our-: f

..i... -.a .,;l, ttir ii fuoriions ol your ot

Chief F.xccutiye Maeistio.te It is rome-1 , e a

t,n,f3 Mil that it i- ot httle impoi, ice

lotlu

a a

a re

ti am going

h.i-h tnilitiirv it:

!;Ci! -ra' ra'hrr

siluatio

la the pride . !, y e ;u '.atioii ana "daracu r wno.iy

the P uiti th paitn- he iame an.-f popularity br their ow n s.lt-

iu..t C.t n.fitlv divtt!pit the citizens and ih rat; !". lias prevented

'.lit i'riiini, - ... i i !iHac.tr d tiie craji'.tiv , had m a g; eat ovu to postent;- with a

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i r I . t , . J ,-, i ... , .. . . In rimi ii I 1 1 M I !l!lt t I til' 1 ' I v '.I ,1 I.' . till I i . ' t

1 I 1 1 . O I a i l i ! V I i'i'; i l lit .i-ii i t.i - . i

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r on i ft.-n ot rime the iriov.n, p1'sittn our ii

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-that oj , !o I hhe nation, an. i Hit juof fai- in . mo. l neve m ...p. o ...

m i ti' ie. . oa ut t e the (.i- v c! nno nt.

. t i i it..) ....... ,r t ,.i en. ii. trier

i- tl.o t.i-tt, w o : ne . w UK U we an f ii t ' s "

. iticns of the I unci bta'es, Wc were . . . . . i .... i . .

lo toiu. l th.il oar laineis .tt..

i-sst-t a? lie; U die ins and r eo e t al is . -

. tl, t . , ,- I 1,4, r, i me ft A VI. Kl CAN ii I "V S", , ...

fl .IL VI i ttiv - " - Umti d! common consent, takt n die pee e d all i

...,..,. ,:!,. t. . ...tiill-ai ll-tlll ll"ls. AMLKIC A .

, " t

to o tend them-eiv es None was 'jectcd, in one or two cases, almost u-

given No entjuiiy was ordered. No ; nanimouly . by the Senate. An ocsja c li'icatiotts weie made No ex inuna icurrence of this kind is we believe, !i a was had. When a public servant of j without a parrallel at any previous peiiod loddemi-hed charae'er, now a metiihcr oi of our history, and wotdd he Miffirioni .j ( '..neicss, demanded of the hue secietaiy itself t throw discredit on the A 'mi as of btatc an exj-lattatioii of this implied nation Of t he pe i sons so i ejecte d. - .me charge ol coi ruptiou , undei which he had were i ecoinmen.led anew, undei cut urnheciwemuved f rom his place as aCleik san( cs amounting to an atteuij l by tho in the Department ot State, he w as cooll) Piesident to force them into office against informed that no hann yvas meant, an.) the l;noi n opinion of hi- constitutional adthat no explanation would be given Even vi-ers On thisoreasioiiwasals.iexliil.itthis was not the worst Attempts weie e l a .-Inking xarnple ot the inconsistency

a.-se-

sp ch-.'co.

w I'i'd;

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unfit, w 'M a oat oy ion--, a a. niuw--, ..f i.u natural p.. grc-'-'of ago, he acted tta lei irfi'i n.es which; morally speaking, he

well r or.' rot . I i

avev

t '!!s

i V. .1

ith

what indiv eaual ic c

raf ter: th t a Picsiilcn'

:, ,.-; h , oo r-rr;it personal le.tluence ei:,- oi

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p.ttri aiC i lioaents e r

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... Cm fon. or rvi . ami ma.

- nrrii.rrn'i- condition ol the

he public afntrs would be t rams -;ed p,-. d ut as .veil under one Pics: i. nt as ;in -"ther. Such opinions can only he ent-r '.unci bv persons who have idle-fed ve . ... " .t. ,t..,. ,i,- tin. i,r:n'lir.ll oii-

TV t .' " 110 on I tl' wieoi 'i e.'- i

'ration of our (nwernmenr

i po.ite al

CU'LLS h:

e high mm ci

. ... i.wmer l HtlvS In a WO-H', tO.C

! hps; i.f the rountiy had little moie oa w i-a. or hope, in legato to our poUtn al sitii tif :. ithan that we m :;iif pto. eed ia the o(,:-e

Oi . i

ditch we wne tiien pursuing.

The w h de main . e vei

thn.i

do;

to character

made in more than one instance, und. r tutweei: hi- pioieesion tie Hue lus e'ec pretest of ;i stricter cont i td of the public tion, and his suhsftpient practice. Al

io plat e in j ;', -(-f ,:.5t, p deprive these victims of per- thoUL'h he had l:smslf sitrnalized the apwilimg to KTMtt-ai'of the scanty remnant of then point mo tit of mcmhci s tl a.r,gi , s-, to ollice

to ' a; s .if -uhstsifiice A public servant of as a great ahu-o, he 3. in ted four of the mt respectable character and venerable five heads of Pepa rtua ids from that body, ye as, was not only removed an.i thrown ami appointed ii - m mhers to other places up-' n the world, at'the age of mote than to an extf nt winch had never heen known ci hlv. but actually had his furniture t.ef re Alilo uudi he had in veitl.e ' with o i Trniinn' iv:rr.int nl (lis waioilti .iiznut-l the sunnoeed roiruotion

r en 1 1 r i . i t o t i 1. 1 . ' . . i j . v . . i -i i.eii, iiii'i. a .ti. , ,

(,. .t h.i evt u-i t:0 s .if.- ,. Cl.o riMiHire o itt'CU atluri . ot ttie t'U'.iic I re-s unt.ti me piecrditie

may . e. is .. i ...... ...iv .... - . i tifss, .ip.ui . .... - f.s , . , ... , . "

eis.ns may have I .lf ., i,rC when aiuears 1 1 em a sunse- Admnu-ii ;ia aim in in luao.jiai .in-

' , i- . t i i..:. ii....! .1.... l.'.wi e e Ii 1 1 1 1 1 ll 1 II r P. I hl inY'i r....,,r

e ui 10 su.ee :-i o; ---..-..it . ecree or i:;e (ompeicm uiuu,,,.,. .,. ,

. ; .;.,'!. d.ia I ... . i- .... t m.il him iikh'p than for h iv iritr hrouuht (he .atronai:e o c5e

ointed. ami that i... f.u.uie has i a en j (n c thousand .lollars. Other cases oc- Government into conflict with the punty

than even his cnemie rtlrr0li f a precisely similar character.- ol eiecuon., j.a.im ..,.- .,e now

a.licipalcd. Phc po r.m ,ere i-o-siblv he any thing i.einiu. among me no-. . ,.,e,r,.-

for the last I inore tc voltm-than tins? There is In de ; to empi'-y mem. unne, Mtise Mt.urn-

he case ot the Assistant Postnvi-tei ueu 6tan. es me m-v ... ... p.s. ... .-u-oral, there is too much reason to fear that ' mini-iraf ion pies- nted Imleil-e thin ar . .. i r .n.l t ii n , ti 1 1 n pi is -rrnml.lo I it iih.rn

the i o occurred in the fosi wince jepan- iai;o ,

and

"en

wlucii some . i . . ; .. ff.

;i r , t

ir complete

a .

.-. t. a have I - -1

iitical hi-to, v d the b aian

three r. .i,. exhibit:' -o.iiea of meatniej pliiulv dictated in all their pimoinal ftaiuus by Id hid cnpiility or vindictive party

pint, .naikfd thoughout hy ( a m?regar:

c urVe of the pnhhc affairs d Pi n-U- ,n a;aud P, inci.de, c, ti ove t lonent, ...MaMi,., ,p:IlL. maiked t.wug jom ,:y it n -ic ,

V.. !.- ti . f ! ft VII I I.r tiEJl'i'f I v' i it i,i 1 hv ri- ' . . . a .1 . i' . 1 f

f I li t. 1 ! 1 - - i

men; an actual alteration ot the puhho The .dhcs w h.ch w ei e m-t.tuU d bo the, accounts, for the jurp' se of fixing, upon public service and ot.gtd to It eonteireri that nest meritorious public ei v an?, the ' w ith a view to no other ..'j' ct. we.e up-

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Cpletio IP.

,-cived at th. it if fit th" fay o: a

ptin'tp.o . V roicver.

tilt V ' '.raos ; !! it i oav I ;i -'ate of things coot uoi " I

impulse w I bi

pro

: - t nc : at

oi-

i act -d c.irecii v io t oo

I ns fi i op lea.i.ou oi

tflf.l-tiat

haiactf! a.iel oppi-

jvhois ot thai aa

iiooeyer, ua er i

tnti

blame of some supposed m;ilvetsati ri in parent , v en avowi oiy . , citVioe whi'h had really he n rommiPed (o he o nhuted ainm-u' l!e

by his sij. cesior. We cannot I ut hope, f.r iln tnwu'l of partus. What hue if,.. I :,.!' ot" tho rr.nntiv that some, ei- . er 11 ffd.t to II tor Wa- the lar.gU -

plan ation will vet be given of this Iran.

nin

e ot the leaf inc Ada :ra-ti ati ri p- r.A

and tl;e

per ity n. s. t ov e I . pe t

1 : OIL VV I ia' a. a r ot t pi any

,1 C .! I t V CUI' Pl'iHU. I"..- 1 ai ' ati ai". and that In.1 minent

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u tues an i a. .ao.v

y rt tbo I lerio. ie y

i it v a-

e-o .-.tcon-taf.ce-- that a V i,'ot oi: .

- ,, , ,,-wu tw ute issut. s-i a s-.-..

nl a I I If fe il'f . It!

e . a:l that th.e pate an 1 S-iitV t Vashm-to:. eo'itiibuted " Me

.at her -uc.ccs

u-e fa I oj

I -Of

ot w a- m .oo to tie. t a h ifg"

in the I'd tii ot the Chit I M .gi-tra-piesfiit f umhint O; .o o.-

active 4 i ..UK -tl 'os ol Uie i .esior,,., . p,, .... c.-oi. l -i the high sta - o ... i ... I I .... .i u vi i i I

lri. !ma a te -U'Oes-oio u.iv.., -

!.. ,!,.. li:it the tan-1 -wti.i'i roi-isi -lent with the luadnty ot toe

i'e of "he a Vm'.ni-'t ration of Gen. Jackson ip.div id'ials at th.e h.ead of the Pu-t Odice

.w r.im,, rap. hi i:r- ' ... n- orv o inr aomini-i ruuon m

... - j

aie if

, to ho t!;o

not

'Ulf

Mi.ii ano i-oiup

lav o

wdi.cn tocy

f t,i- not hot e -p

ill'ICd t 'si; -: ua

dv "I

i l 1 .1 . ... i l- i 's , e- n t i r. li'i 1:1 I

t -a t is re maiitauie i i:ai, .u n v i i i;.eu uo v e i nui n. s '.t...- " .

.....t ,a' i tu in- t i ... i, c orpnc Mae.v ot the iartiZ;tns their career

K 'i' i''ll"v. iiUqIii' 1 1 1 j i'i in in - . .' j - t - ., .. c ...c ,,t I rs t .i cm, hue shrunk trrni the t i create v. i v losr h x pi c t aMOf.s If

...-n'o i i ' I . fl liisi.'i ,111 lll-l .I'l,-'--. i..,-, .. , ,

ti v io v. - v... ... .. .. .. . .... r .'. l.i.,.,

. . ..ni.a ,v hmivp . .,J lielendltlf 11. an. il il'Il ieiUK- 01 a i f sun ui io s

iriMils ,i . i ii 1 1 1 . - t j ..-. . --- o , , , i ...I-. V ... i. .- I i -i i a. ... a t il,.. ha Public, writers oC i,r,.crre?s,lf even's nas shewn piv . Ia.;

. ',1. (I'VO '-ails 'It'll, -ll'".." il in tin.. - - ! I is . , , . . . . . 10 ol- o.v .1 'io ' ,; i .. .... .i. ..I,. 1 i I. i.ii.. I ev nertatf ms t Law

; ; rvoe i" t oiicr liis i'crv ties lo , some respectanuiiy nil i.oi sv iwpw- uiai me .-. i T 'l ri ,ni t,rrn !firm that there had becai no removals on '.could po-ibly have been t-.rm.-d .1 ihcr the natmn lot a see tvt t. rm nrm uiai ut f , ... too -an-ume that our

?c I . o i

flee, throntrh

it t ne i u !f ohioes

cpca'.s ol Vf tor v ? ihioh weietiio ausj-ices ntahr whr;i the present Adu.mi-ti atoai ( oinmen o.

'Phev weie not of a Umn

tl)"

even

succe

very p

ow i i uli m su

an: in log

and

. r- t

the lio;

Hi-' y .

. .no ,,,:!; wh di he I" J n u

i.r,rc,i,.lh.il.nhOiM,, moaa.M ..V-.' .haild ever ho comm. tied loiny , ,-c 't icnthof tunc to p. .so, .mop- m2 fMUav-y. . ' .-U.,. ,ctrr. the coudd. nl oi the ed hdlh t.o

in one w ay or an

rf .lip C ill-' -Iv I ' I

r.i f.ei r

iv u-i eiha.ps a fatal n volu-

c-aintry m;2othe i , a oiso. ion.

s-f t -einj the impMtam - v - 1 II...

e.lk. U P h- CI lUdy les.gn A

. a ,i o.v i aoui ti i'.. -. , .Vi'Si tl ;id ol l ie 1 ic'sf tail arc. ami oi poinii .u "p"""'- - - pi..i . ..... . v.- .ti.il in one Ot Its OlVl'I'llo,. ( o p tl l s t o 1! I- III a i I 1 ,. , . . . . ... ,. , . . ,, . , j -i re mi tl SO r

r-"1" ' . . ... 1 . ... i..! t., -.in,, r. ,,..i,.r.. int inorii t.re Ot a llomari IllslO in,-). 1,'titiol tain nisMi....

, .sfl.l ..n.i unshimMeg .'.area oi 1(-ated. in a sti iuing a.c . - .... , ' "p f , ... , ...I . ,' , nr. .lt ,!, a Cn,.'ii.-Janrr X , i, ,e to re cid.uge ,u th, VA h.vv M dl a .lcg.ee ar.v tavorahle anti nan-they thought they cnulo blot u, the .,Us . . " , . ' u,u A 1 . .. ff er. forme, ot .p-roi.l of their doniiis from the memory m the ai -e tha v.e u - .

i ; c i.r.LTe Pi U i.'vi.'ii ' -t- . . i ions i nai m:g in ' - " . . . , i , . , , i,,,.,,.. i ,c o.iiii iv, al naiiMtii, o nck.es- am. .esever r,-:i:t:;1 were l.kdy io be realized.- of the human race. Afer a while V irttmC ft w aseori.taii.ly pour allude to his Inaugural Add.to ihe charge ot corruption seem, to have k : p. ... I ; H" 1 u .. ... , ...i.: i. no I, v-Pile. arrainst the abandoned. am in his hist ine-saje U Cat ,..abe con.u.i .

. t . 1 . i m (ii i i i i. r v-ii r t-.i r , ; i ii w i iiiiv - u t . . , . t r r iiifc I i t I r- . v I I . t . i i : ( .

"u" r '"a .' ., i,,r . ...,-0. ,ur,.t.iUi tiunlol hiw onlhe t. in'- mnoie . ...

rst men m the naieai, a.!m.u,-trati..-n ot ii '. rltut'' c ' 1 ' ' .; 1 " V. . lo ' the, e has heen. how , v e, , an appe.uan

of the ti'ht

ed iorth li''i

'he be-t ami p

die tdifc pie e:-io;s

.cam - a

m l ongre

ftli ling -

Ue. t ui

p. t i au-ive lopn-ai

. . . .. ..... 1 . n i

;(U' t o tl ai- c". nno. "oo -

Vhe 11 1111 t'Oiii.'iaa

y ii

Vi iro

1 . . . t . x ' ,.-.1-. n 1 1 itT 1

i ... x . i ' - villi r nrr mi i i i. ru l . tii r ; uuui if " 'ju,1- -

. ifu-o. ...... t . . . ...ti. .. .i.iia iinriii' an .,f .nrce-s.

X chirgc of ...capacity to com a i " l.. r.T" " " asL-y eral anaiKemvm- uith ton igu P.w

' .1 . ,...i re : f tori'ti l i ;i l ill : pri' I I I j I I I I 111 lilvi HILL uv.

ail im oi if.e uMii.ii. , I -.. - j - ,- . o ... .

c men as -Mr. tast as the ota ones acquneo, oy -ip-

in cot - qu t.i'p -

ev eral an an

.. i..,a-. h .d I e n matui

l II.ii o

hide I. tm l.-r th'

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t -

u s . 1 1 o e i r.

..r n. r

. , - , - .t ..... :. .: ft,., , tin r...ari v ;m DPT lot mi'.ET ill.ai .im.e- , , .

whi h you will s.. a, oe i...... - . mmana o'uect. and ine van Ah:i.s :ir. vJay, an. ... , .i.s.,uj;u...y. - - , Thi- imito-trat. a, h, ve h. . n mafe pun,,. ..... , ie.. v-u owe it to youiseives. to y ui . t- . p-I . a j of f. merely . duties with ability and urcess. l .m m ,i,e c h ' vour count, y, to the came o, ,ous othe i uaw orun - t - - . - - ' ()f comJ1, doctrine, which, if applied to practice m;der ' U1h .! ,Ld, .so deeply .m.ous character.-! pviva.e Ute, would be thought to argue a ; ,;;lkp . : . ,'fi.al ix ei.aieui 'dial lemarL. a t.-e oa n. , .. i . ,-t found., t f.- it decree oi imprudence equivalent, in IK om u k. a. ,,.

iu;,.:....a.-''- -)rt caGcu. to ,,;,..., ,,., .m, ,,., , -; -, :;;,;;,, R ;

t i . , , . iiii fc-'- . i ...i- .fT jij i v. i , f it- , i. ifit-jrrt'v.i.i.isv i. iv ----- - .

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.. v tew io ir. ao . . . . . . ... - .-. . i c , ., i-.'f., inn i. it was a ill i me t. wmi : "'s i - . ... .

r- -.i . umnent iiPHht have heco :-ap ot ,

nil- i -o m . . 1 1 v if

li lV;ititaLe. ;tt: i w i'i. 1

pu' ho :roo.l V- u yy he if': 1 1 v . h ii to t he h

io.cit t tho p' -

intiouticcd as an ac iu" "-"b t--p'

It vviiS atlirme.i that the natural ing com;

t: -a

Ot (:,.e !-.; ihi .ng'.o a, 5.V -iungtt -v.M'hiiv :

i n j. . ..a', o tho

, -a w e ! '

ii 'of -us. sa - ' i - v ' i

. . 1 1 . H 1 t t.H . . 1 - ' .

-h di ho able, like ti.fm.

ly their -ry an tier ofdi-ch .u.o -even f she b.tgh -iiP'o d t',-.-h. V: o. .1 States; that tif : the bead oft K. Ui o s!;, -dd If,. T IU" Ct', !- .

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oast if uiional

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p ' t HU. It !! t;..fll I ..... i ,. pts n-im,,,- l.i

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i f O i - n ; M l . aj I ,i i j i ;. , ; r o:: i er- p.ti ' .

v in rec-ud to such, elic; I d posses:

: c an t conupuou m

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t oO hard

i its e s c rd : a I i i ; j a -1 ; c e ,

irwr i M ( 0 ICO VV.13 lj t 11 Mil j ' ' . f . f

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the person . f-i, V, to

. i .. ,..,ii

., - - . - ...II- I . .u t m.irf 111 ! ., r.r v t Of W tl "

than was uamed hy the ii I ii fn-

icacr arid t'l- vtern v r e-uuo.g

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i c a.rncaoe a pi e

".-ilioa lo ills Of

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lent ecnuri'

w ell a of

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iatiou oi the same ad-

-s-iatiif. on the s.i::ie auihontv. to a

i j

wis il u-oaus.; '"."i-ii i'JU ic5,: lf'Meij:n government. , n n that tne ti ivciu-i Thi 'pi . acceding awakenc 1 in the mind

had tadtn in'.o suca i a every god citizen very paimui lorc-oo-

.... ,m;P(iiiri..T ih,r i weie

a lao.dsliatioo, the. iu j .povv un.ai su h a comm. iv emcni , ., .". .- , e-, -. t . . ..

I ia lift tiiiP I 1 : . ' f . . Iff' .WH' e " j s r.jU it ..'i

iangc9 ia

t ho c "liil l y

.- , - ... ii' i.h' io n rif N '.",.rj :i !n the c.onseu

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r p. no it .' -ss ihe i .... t i aii.a ii iv

, ,.,t r to en i t'.' ' - i fi'i r a crteii.

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holding th:& w a id espc thc s;..;r

- tiicC w tie 11 g'li V eXl

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i'i riirr.n.h.r. tl.it the can-Miuii. n ....ghl 1 Wmui

to l.e'so amended, that no ', eis-a. -!.- uhi ' . - il... 1 . e

d'-'.e a -t"-on.i Ume I d u.ai o

oi the l lilted ntaies .

h w !. ether true or i

lete t iMire t toe f . .. i

il comi . 'a'"' J" ' l ,. , I i i i

him- it. WIT. i s.

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d. The next act o

f the Admmi-ti at ion are inehv o.fto ' he s.!'.l;-

(Jt) t,cU.orhap.d,'o j- a general tcoaova! cf such of the pub-' rcmcv.-'i

f:c-m o'ace

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