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ITirB 8TAK,, v
J4 .YbrtU-drclii GozctU.
; . BELL LATOENCE;,
will Vesaat vitbaat st ! 10 Is s"
' .am.a4 sMtter-lloaOB4.lt it
O aitoa oftWs K41tor,aln rrrtT
, ir UhOmmm tbrtla far mm 4oir,
Urte lk editor oi We M-tl.
poi.ixinAi.
f Ure, and the re-
THE PRESIDENCY.. ,
fetm to tb Editor dncd DoylMtown,
- The denocrttic
WiraT wu nfat1lr
anlstisnn.which tre encloiwd, Were well
feceiTfd md vn&nimoasljr tdopted.
.Among as there i but: one opinion on
the preidf Dcr, od the Gennuia pN
. VnUrW orerer Mr. GAlbovv to any
! of he other cndiiJste.t,Vani. Gaz.
BUCKS COUNTY DENfOCRATlC
I, REPUBUClN MEETING.
Vlnpiuriuance'of public, notice Tve
' in the democratic Ptpera of the place,
; a nutneroui aniteapectable meetmg of
the democratic republican or the coun-
tr of Bucka convened at the court hotiae
in Dorieatovrn; on Tnesday eveninz the
,10th uist. " The meeting was organized
bv aDDomtuur Job' ruaa, bsq. chair
man, and . Col Wm. LoNo-nd Wm.
; Cahr, ' secretaries. Z On ' calling over
the townships, there appeared delegates
.from 27 out of the SO townships and
; borousa. . Mr. Lewis S. Coryell, Mr.
fflaml. M'Nairt Mri Abraham R. Smith.
'Mr. Stokei, and Mr. YUliam F. 8mith,
tWere. appointed a committee to draft
K Tesolotioo expressive' of the sense of
the meeting, -rhe committee withdrew,
1 and after a short time reported the fol
s lowing, which were adopted without &
,. dissenting voicw' V ' I : ' ; -
, " eoiw4 Tlwttbu meeting approve of tb
convention to be held at Harriiburg-, on the
4th of llfch nest, for the purpose of nomi.
' . rating n electoral ticket for President tnd
ice President of the United State, to be
','upported by the 'democratic prty ia thi
iratst'x-.":',- y.ri."r -;- .;' .:" '
- itMaM Hiat thk meeting proceed to
-fclect five delentes to rertreient this eoanty
' in the said convention, who shall have power
,tofiU any yaeancies in their number. - , :
$ Uatohxd, That kt the opinion of thk meet'
me, a democratic mationai convention, to bej
. composeti 01 apecuu oeieguveiiTOmie aeve.
Al congressional dUtricta of the union, should
.. b held , at rVTaiihiiigton, for 'the purpose of
. nommating-canaidateatwr Fresideutand Vice
.': President, to be supported by the democra
tic republican party of the United States. , .
JfewtiiThAt,u meeting' entertaining
,. the highest respeci for the talents and repub
llcin intee-rit of JOHN C. CAI.MflllN
5 . Would be pleased to see him the successor jf
s tae yenerable James Monroe. V , , v
V aeioiven, tan x. jngnnm, tzq. toge
" ther witli such other persons as shall be
f ' named by .. the . democratic . citiiens of other
counties, composing this congressional ,dis
trict, be delegates to represent us in any na
- tional conybntioR of authorized delegates, that
1 y 1e held ftir the purpose of nominating
p candidates fo President and Vice President
v- .Offefe United iStates'i : . . -
Xentved, That the Democratic citizens of
t Sucks county receive with great respect the
circular letteraddreased to them. in comffion
; with their desvocratic republican, citiaens 1
( ine commonwealth, signed oy touKeen of the
yt'1iemocrtic republicatis in Cougreas from this
te, givitig their reasons for rtecu:jnff to at
r Retelrottd, That iry-nomination made by a
J)artial caucus at Washington should be rc-
aisted as 4 usurpation, -sub versiye of the great
epdfican fmtty-Vt thermion.'''; H-i v '. ,
'Mertved,yk$.lte'$itfrtifa tneeting
.be presented ;to- our. immediate' represcnta.
'. , tives Samuel O. Ingham and. Tkmmi J.fBo
- Srt for the course they have taken upon
7 he subject of a confTeasiotoal caucus. V . (
e'SJet4 ,That a standing-comnvtcee 'of
t ett'en bo appointed, who shall have power
Ji Wcaft; meetings of the democratic party of
, -.i nu eoumy, when they may oeem it necessa-K-
ty. and correspond with the democrats f the
ate upon -all subjects-of party interesU. V
1n meeting then went into a nomination
orpersons as delegates,' which being closed,
; the tollowmsr crentlemetr. havine- received, a
lJ0rty of votes were declared elected: John
- J " ioryeiv ;nnstopher alooxa,
wm.r.' Swift,' aiidyhomaa Stewart, jr. .
j.Jlood, Eli. Kitchen, John Hart, Joel Evans,
, , :nd.V, T.jKogers, Were appointed a stand.
v -fog committee for 1824,. ,;.,tv.
j ' Xptivrt, iThat the proceedings be signed
I . 6 chairman and Secretaries, and publisu-
r,'" u, iemocrai twa isomers' tiazette. ;
? vVuuaii Ciifc 5 Secretaries -, .
.biKai
; GtMTutMt;? la ybujf paper -if Mon
'J j " a?seri mat the number of per
.V.BOOf a WhO. attended ; thJ mtin nJ
- Voted forMrf Crawfdrdibr therpresi,
1 ' ?cncy." not, we are well informed, a
lows the atatmeat, wVich estimates 40
tedtraitsta in Congrts. ' It lajs tarra
bv, and lays bj ooe Senator from Loi-
suna not ret amvea; (aprepp u ne
had been fur Mr. Csuwroa, would not
his proxj have beeo obtained;) ( And
then the ' tttpmmble tbicrer" seta down
820 rrpsblican members here, inclod
log; the two. proxies toted t the tneet-
ingiKl disposes oi them as Jollows:
For Mr. Crsmford 63. for Mr.' Adams
S8, for Mr. CUy 52, for Mr. Calbouo
23. and for General Jackson 23 aud
thesthe u rtqwuiblt to'urct" has either
lost or kept back rune democrats. How
he intends to dispose of these, no inti
mation is pvsn. , To responsible
source,w, after ttinc through his $
tirrunenli of votes to (he differen&u&aj
didates, proteedST" Mr. City's friend
areTtueflj from Kentscky, Ohip. and
Missoari, with a few scattering mem
bers in other states Yfbj thw parti
cuiar and especial allusion to Mr. ulat,
oyer and beyond that ofjhe otlter can-
didatesr
It is true, the Editors have not said
they believed the forgoing statements,
but have-said, t We are well informed
from a responsible' source much
pains we understand,'' &c.-never ence
that they believed in their correctness.
Ine reader will see with what ingenoi
ty these statements are presented to the
public) while no one is pledged, for then
irutn: vet ine seraDiance oi a pteage is
held out" we are well informed,
from, &c.
Forty federalists are said to be in
Congress. They have been estimated
at 52,. at other times at 45, now 40
hi 'i . i a i . r i
ine numoer wouia inerenre seem to
vary, according to the notion of th in
dividual who speaks, l hat there are
some federalists in either House ot Con
gress, is readily admitted: but it is de
nied those are 40. But, let it be so,
for all present purposes" respomtble
source" does not claim any ot them tor
Mr. CBAwrORp. f v
it we will imagine that this" repon-
ttote tource" is one or more or the t)2,
who voted at, th' meetins for. Mr
CAwrofcDwe.ihwII 'see the object of
the publication. Conscious that,- .for
the people to understand that, 'after al I
the , parade ofIn fiiendsabout a Cau
cus, -they couia iritrsrer out 02 on the
spot, and, two proxies for Mr.vCrawl'ohl,
onia t once, oe a aeaaiy oiow 10 nis
pretensions: hence, the case needed
ofbal little' cooseqatnfe wis the snrav
6ert of Congress are for, for President
It is very probable they mishtbtabU to
persuade the people to accept c man
tkry wihed to have, But as to mem
bers of Congress forcing 00 .the people
a f mad rot they do not want, or do not
ltle, it cannot be donef and when. Mr.
n - 1 1 r . m v a .
tuspooMoie oocrte, jo come to
try it, it will be foand just as bard a
task at voii over undertook. As it re
gards Mr. Clay and Mr, Caawsoao,
a the. ResponsuMe . bource" seemed
to have (heir case taore especially 10
view, to Aim, 9tthetn, or it, or whoever,
br "whatever the . ILesnohidble Sou res
L . aI 1 f . IL .
rs, ut writer 01 uua wiu jusi st, uwi,
in a single contest between these ten-
tJetawft, before the Members ofvoo
rress, or before the people, Mr. Clai
wU. prove to be, greatly tho stronger
man. He will out-vote Mr. Caw-
voao, rely on it, in the ircstdeatiai
contest, or the writer of this is mi.ta-
ken, and so are many more. Bat, one
thing more When the " Responsible
Source." or any other f source, shall
ajain speculate on the subject, and trou
ble you with their speculations, as I am
sure you are already worried out with
such speculations, or twill be, by the
time you print this, and are ready a
gain to exclaim, " An end to specula
tions on the subject" I say, ia future
speculations, of this sort, X wish' at
hands to remember that not one Mem
ber of the House of Representatives
from the nine .Western states,' could
be seduced into the last Saturday
night's caucus. 1 his circumstance, a
lone, ought to admonish the friends o
the . caucus candidate not to make any
calculations on those states, while one
ol three ot the present candidates is a
live. With that prospect his friends
can calculate upon the accession ot Jar,
Adam's strength, according to the ac
co'uht of " Responsible Source," I leave
to others to decide- not knowing, can't
say. 'ALLEGHENY. .
V': IIE CA&CUS.
We subjoin the following comparative List
of members present and absent: ,.
'V. ... a?....
Maineiicmn. Chandler and . V
, r" ' V- ies J ma popularity among the
. 4 ebers." Again, yoo ay, ' The ftd
jwnftateinent of facta ts handed to ns
a 'Y'e&nfmMhle. nnrM
U ""cli pains; we widerirtand; ha been
patching, and the " responsible source"
has thus - nndertakeii it; and if it had
been done, without the attempt to di
minish the iirosneets of others,- by way
Of adding probability to Mr. Crawford's
success, ine writer 01 xniB wouia not
have boticeil it with a reply. The
responsible source" is assured, that it
may be averred a nanareq ttmes over
that Mr. Crawford will get as many
votes as he pleases to name so he does
not hit others back handed blbw.'he
will pass unnoticed by the wnter of this.
But, why select Air. Clay for a detail
ed view of his prospects from among the
resir -AuepuDUC may imagine, jouii
presume the ' responsible source" will
The writer of thisncknowledgcs that
he is but illy versed in calculations f
members! votes, fie does not Dreteurt
to know how many federalist; there are,
but he does not suppose tliere are quite
40. His opinion has. been, an j yet n,
that if the members bT Congress (to use
the language of the New York Legisla
ture in their resolution for a Caucus)
were to. meet in Caucus or elsewhere,
arid vote for a President.'that Mr. Clay
would, on the. nrst ballot, receive7 at
east 65 vote that on a second ballot,
dropirins the V two hindmost, -Mci'-Clay
wouiu receive itu anu air. vrqwiuru
78 votes that the residue ' would "be
jnven to another, whose, name it ia'hot
prober -to introduce here and it ma v
be added, by way of speculation, that
mere are two canaiuaies ni teasi, ,wnu,
in the opinion of the writer of this, can
outvote Mr. Crawford in Congress or
out'of Conffrtss.vrt't;r.Sj?-v .-
In this day's, paper, it is said, when
speaking of a communication, alleging
3ir. Calhoun 10 'nave niiy inenas n
Congress, .that it were to be wished
that, by a couuternomination, or some
other way; the tnatter; could le so far
reuucea 10 certainly as inat uierc huouki
be an end to speculation on thesubject."
?It seeifls to the .wnter of this that
tor side (if .you .will1 allow the expires
sioni nave tittle right to complain oi
swcnlatiohi By.it vthey Jiaye endea
vored to prop the nomination.of the 4
out -of 68 ony. Again,' it is said, if
th -members could be uiuversauv -ore-
Vailed u pon to declare iheir preference,"
&c I far ai a.list of, thit kind may
be desirable' to nave ob hand, it is pre
sumed the, respectable aoorce' could
more tasily famish a register of the 95
than any otner. : regisier 01 uieirs
friends ought to be. satisfactory lo th
What a?i register of one's opponents
amauer
? n .aUitfcorjfec HtwiUbe foubdamatti
7
8
" 5
3
.7
Holmes, - , - 3
New JIampthini. - . ; none ,
AfauachuteUt. . , . -,( ; nosve'
CotuKtfeift-Mitun.' Lantnan,. -''
Barber, Stoddard, 3
Rhode toJ.-Mr. Eddy, , 1
Vermont. 1 none
Tor-. Messrs. Van Buren,,
Day, Owinen, Jenkins, foote,
Litcbneld, Eaton, Frost ltioh.
ards. Ten Eyck, llogeboonj,
Tyson,! Clarke, Cambreleng,
Collins, Herkimer,' 16
AVv JerKjht. Dickerson, 1
' Forward. Markley, : ,
Delaware. ' :
faryonrf. Mesars.Smith, Lloyd,
VirginiaMm. 3. Barbour, St
venson, Alexander, tuves, lAav
witch. Tucker, Williams, . M'
Coy, -Mm. Smith, - A. Smyth,
Archer, Floyd, Arthur Smith,
P. P.1 Barbour, Bassett,
JVt'. Cooitio. Messrs. Spaight,
Hall, WilUaiaaiGaUin, Long, fhf
Saunders, Burton, Edwards,
Hooks. . 'J- ' 9 6
S. Catttm. Messrs. Gist, Wil 1,
ml-,--- ".V . i 2.''.: -9
Qeorgia ilessrs. Elliot, 'Ware,
Forsytnlry, Cobb,Ti &omp- . , .
Kentucky . ; . none 14
Tennetsee. . r none 11.
CMi.-Mr. Ruckles. ' 1 IS
Lenimaiuli - " ; none S
H(Aono-Mr. iNoble, - ,1, 4
Mitrittippi. ;,' ' v jnone -3
llhtm.-rxa. T. uomas, , r, ,
Alabama. , , 1 ' none . a
Minouri. ,1 . . oones. 3
0
'7
3 25
none 3
3 8
15
.-ViV, 66 195
The-American people 'have now the
means in their power of ascertaining pre-;
cisely, tlie nature and character of .the
Uadical,' I reasury, ,or t Hump caucus.
which, has. undertaken, to supercede the
popular exercise of the right of electing
tne x-iyei ' Magistrates 3- vv e 4 win not
attempt to present all the results which
an inspection of this curious list attords
a tew omv 01 me most ouviuus are suu-
mitted for the . Consideration of '. our
readers
"There are in Congress 61 members
There were Breaent at the ; Caucus. 66
memherst and 1 95 being absent, only
one-fourth of the 'whole were present.
Of the 66, who attended, 62 voted for
Mr. Crawford, being less than one-
fourth of the wbole. t From 16 States.
not a single delegate was present: ana
not a stogie meiuuer i iiie iiuuse oi
Representatives from 15 States, being
more than half the numbe of States in
the Ltnionu The 9 westinju States have
63 members id Cbnreis; of these only
a were presentiiaose- thi'pe .were
Senators!' Froni the$ New -England
State,' which send 51 members, only 6
were' present and 3 of thee were also
oeuaiors. . i- utevrma, Kiiwi u,i-vrviui,
New-York aad Viy nia alone, 11 aacmi
bers attended; which was precisely lbs
A'7f tho namber who voted for . Mr.
CraW4'-. -"'.' ; ;
A;ain if wf view the numbers as they
bear a relation to the Dolitical tenti-
menbl of Coagresi, the result ia scarce
Iv lea striking. ' Sabatractin the fe
derml gentlemen' from tho entire nuav
ber of raembers of CowrrtM, and aaW-
stracbag the known federalists who at
tended, the caucti, Hack . as M esars.
Foot and Ten Eyck, of New-York.
sad bChers, the Republicans in" caocua
or rather those who have been recently
enmiea to that name, but are nw Ka
dicala . were less than, -Ofu-urJ of the
whole.,'. -. .-., w .
From these (acta, a few strikrer re-
fiettioo preaent themslyet: : ' j ""'
1st. That tho caucus' was a caucus of
Mr.Crawfords friends; and was, there
fort, a clear secession from the repub
liean barty, against the knowd princt
plea of the partr, and eoMtitutina i
party distinct from the republican party.
, uidiy.-mat it was rot up wholly by
the junto at Richmond and the junto at
Albany; the Virginia members, who at
tended being under the influence oj the
former, ana the New York" members
who' attended being under the Influence
of the latter: and the two together con
stitu ting one half of the jwhole caucus
so that. if. bv anV nossible chance. Mr,
Crawford could be elected, it would be
a clear proof bf the triuipph of two un
principled juntos : in these two' large
states, over the wishes of the American
people.: He would be the President o
a small and corrupt aristocracy, and not
iL. ii :j iir .l. . . i
uie r rrsiueut oi me Amencan people.
Srdlyv It is remarkable tnat th at
tendance from the Senate . was touch
fuller than the attendance from "the
House; which, may be accounted for on
two principles; either from their, having
been long in Congress and long tam
pered with by the seductive arts of th'e
Treasury candidate, or from their hav
ing been recently elected, and having
long terms ,to serve,, teelmg themselves
fref from immediate responsibility, arid,
at liberty to promote their own inte-
rcsoi, inbit-u ui aueuaing to ine inte
rests of their constituents. , '.it'1
Lastly. We cannot but be struck
with the whole aspect and result of the
transaction. A i lorre ' portion - of the
caucussers consist , pf those who were
cju'tf tiuicuv n;uerauBis, uuring me
reign ot terror m 'So; or wfto were op
posed to the republican , party during
the late war. Among the .-former we
instance Messrs, Forsyth, Holmes, Ab
bot,' Elliot, and many others; among the
latter we notice Miy Van; Buren and
Smith,- the former ol iwhom is well
known to have been an active suppor
ter of Mr. Clinton against Mr. Madi
son, in 1812. ITiere is another fact
scarcely less remarkable. .. This assem:
Wage ' of intriguers-wer) speak with
some exceptions thus under the . gui
dance Of those who opposed the repub-
u can pan j at ui two great crisis oi
'98 and 1812. have selected tor Presi
dent of these United States, i f filliam
n.-vrwDfora, who mounted the-black
cockade in '98, and who opposed all the
measures of preparation for1 the late
1 ' L- M 'I ft i. . ' t I J
war. ana, snornr aner lis declaration.
withdrew from, all danger,, by retiring to
France. '' They have selected for Vice-
President the man-.(we pass over "his
foreign birth) who was .decidedly op
posed to the declaration ot-warin loiz,
and - who, according to his 'own: ac;
knowledgment to Mr.-Bayard, desert
ed his post at the l reasury at a crisis
of the most iniminehi danger,' in order
to avoid responsibility'.
. , American people: ii remains tor you
to determine whether you will confirm
thia dangerous, corrupt.' tod unoreceT
dented act! ; If you do, your liberties are
at an.endi . If you should pot and we
have no doubt you' will ' oot--you' will,
by one Uict, crush a body ; of political
uttnguars, .- managers, and conspira
tors, who have arrayed themselves un
der the radical standard, and separated
from the republican party; which has
been gradually -engendering for more
than 0 years, aud which, it once dis
persed and overthrown,- will never be
matched by any other faction which Can
be created in 20 yeans more.N :"'
yi(iM-&iy-' Wash Rep,
Far the Washlotton Eepubpcan. .0
A SYNOPSIS OF THE CAUCUS,
-y. MEMBERS PBESENT.' fo-.rv'j
T.tT;..rj;i.'X Senator. .iRepretenkuimem.
name, . v . ' T . f wonei'
New-Hampshire, ;.'. Komf f ri Nonel
Massachusetts, ' , "Hone' "Nonei '
Vermont,; None', None.
BhodeJsland.' - 'VNone - C; I-'-- '-
Coftnect'utj f'&S 84,
Pennsylyama,V" v-'
Delaware, r-;-; ' ;jSono- '. :-'Kone"
Kar Cfnua. u,t
Keotcky, None .
Tenaeasce, , .. 'ono
Louisiana font
Miasotm," . ' ' Koie
hont
atuusslppL ' Kooe
t if - )
:. ? ,
) r'on.
. , Vooe. "
. r None.
., Kane. -
Kone. " .
Of !l tfu' Stattr mutt on werjs
represented bv a ranarVv; or not rt-
prtienUJ by , any'1 one. O(;ff y ont
electoral 'votes oiNew-Ens.1r i, but
threo Saoatora andXjires .Itee- nta -V,
live appeared, - and JrHu ihres ot t..'-a ;
States, none; Jfrbin NeIerk, a - ': ,
Of nt Western Statei. hlcVljira V
65 electoral toteei;!y irae S , -.atorl ' f
appeared, and' not Ja single inttn!r .
IA .Urnts .yjticpreenia' ' - r rom ' . ,
and 1 South-Ciroll-ia, ' which have J :..V'-J i
electoral votei,but 'Benalora'apd 9 -.V.'-V" i
Repreaeniatives appeared. S. 1
t iu waoM number present was
; . -?'''- ,'v.;:(;';;;
V. ' bcduet enaton,"
r.
'8-4-.'-',-v.'
Uemben of House 6f Beptesentatives --'fli .-:.;-...
' - ' ViV ' . , l.v---v -
Ofthesefiomi ". Oeorgta,;:; 4Ut fj
v .:-VilniL;H.;;7;,x;;i
'; . ' North-CaroW 9.;, .:.'-rirr''U ,.;
being thajority of ftMf from thew thfU 'fo-yfi.
States .only overall the other member ''-i
of the llouse of Represept&tives whp tV,
tepded. I .Si-f. 'vv;V7 V -;
y Of all the States present. Mr. Cw ) 'fl'fri i
ford had a majority inAreeonlyt Htoi',? ; v
this number we add Delawafe, tHenMrVt ' i,'x "
C. wonld receive, on a ballot bv States
in the House ofi Representativea,'wf
votes; ;
From Weaterft' CarolinUfl.1'
I, -v r. , K)
r'-' JACKSON ANIJ iALH0UifiK5
-rtTlib Irienda -'of VfmMawtirtZ '
finding that all isV4ostlwith; them ia 7.
tv
ii.1Virginiakndyy-Yorfc, contributed JiiSE
148 to the jCaucusV which fourMfsiiu, . i.-.l--hllcedented .passage ';of, fifflaJs.Wft.V,!''"
1 6rthV''wbol Jwinber ' weseofc
finding that all is Viost with them m
ivuriiirviiua, unless uiey can urviao ? ,
BltlA. 'tl.i. .nti.M. 4i.. il.luil. .1, n . . rl - . ' .
miwo micuiv w uciuuc ..lie ircfLnv .. .
- il.s" .e- 1 1
r making use or a goou ueai omnoer :
nana wora to inauce me menus oi uen. '.? .
acksoo to start a aei arate tickets '
Their nlah is to divide and rnnfiiw.W v l
they think iT threw tickets are started,t X' -; '
that then the Caucus, Ticket my.p6lii;.;A',.,.'.
bly acoeed i But, in this, "the 'v.illb''w'::;'-
the Hero of New Orleans are not to bo 'it.- i
dupe in this atylei itheVi,undeKtaBiiViVv
their interest and that-of Jihe fctate too" ;-.
welf, to.be taken in' by inch ballow juK'i-.if
tificeav fc-Oo theiVopfcV Wetofthosi ri Mj. :
already announced, there are Beverara?S:.Av' "
vowed friends of Jackson, nd ino doubt
there will be still others; ' The general l .? f- ,
upderstandingLithat the People's Ticke fi1:i(V
et wil go for the man who is itrongefit,V;'A )
or who can most likely beat the Radical V i
candidate, ne tie Jackson, or Liauioun, Urvi 'V-W'- '
Adams. ,In the great Stat tf PennH;,'; ''".''"V
sylvania, the friends of Jacksoiiaiid tal V T
boun-artl acting , togetherj, in the nuiattv V
iure. it dependon that Statehicni of 'S I
the; two wiH be supported. 'lf Pennyl v
vania decides jforcksonV theo4t wiltl- tU4
be worth:while making a push for bimr Wv
oum mat state goes against biro, then f
he caii possibly have'no chance; and all 'YmM:
ms interest wui go, to nis jmntflJrt.K--r;-tr
houn. 'f Sflk likewise as resrarda Mr.' CaU :?. i
houn. Tbe frieJida of Jackson and Cal v;$
iiunu oi suuug on prmnpuf inej are.-
opposed to . Cmcieaui, .to Radicalism, : ; 5 . 5
aim 10 vvm.iA. sjrawjord: 'they 'mnst .
cobtinue to act together on principle, or ; ;
laeaucusues ana radicaU, will ' beat i-
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them.Xet .the friends, then; of thoseti jl''t
as they have ll along done, to act to'il
f ether heartnd hand, in suppoi t of thei 'L
'p&MiZMet. Let ihra Tremtmber - iP
tn divirlo nd rhnnnp ' XnH' 4L. ' ? ''j '
, . " I - . 41. utAb - -t..
our motto tnay .be found ifl the words of w t
Washington, United we stands dividedV1 tyH
we fall." If .we, the people, are iruataii1 k:. '
ourselves, bur ticket wiJ I triu m nh. h an-'
FOUEIGN
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;-Ai late hour last night, the 'iiackeW''-'
shibv Xee, Capt. Stoddard arrived'o"
and this morning the pocket ship CWio-i;
da, Macey, both from Liverpool. iThejJH 5
Buieu ia company, on ine 4tn oi Janua '
ry,; fcAving' been Retained bycotitri?y '
winds pBy thefc arrivals thexditors ofv,jJ
the Commercial Advertiser haw rect-iv'.' V 4
at London papira to;the-2dinciLiverf
pool totbe Sd, with Prices CuaebCM'
k Tfie packet ; ship W ,Kri. LCpt.ffe
Maxwell, arrived at Xiverrjool':froniJ 'rKf
New; York, otf the morning of the IstVf