Crtnrr.il JCntrUfBWtr. '
roiiEtctf nrwhv . - t
Tbe DitiUh ship Kouincf, arrived et
New York from Portsmouth, brings Eng
.11x1 dte to the middle of January.
, , The price of cotton, it wW bo aern,
pot only maintained Its ground at the date
, of the lit accounts, but stated to.be
hai hr fir; It has conserwrtntly been
. wore lively ia market, and raiyr M j
at Ka II. -J cents. ,v , . . 4 .
, ,The cause of the Greek continued to
" . a ' . a
- prosper. . Another naval engagement
had taken place, which resulted lathe
i destruction of one Egyptian frigate and
-rhi tt and l-ndiandlt. apeedr surrender
anticipated, r- i
.... ..TUeU)Uoan.; Porte . bad .at. length
- determined to evacuate WellacbU end
Moldavia. -
. . ' li ar.iM tnt ill it Fran? ia not in
anr rood humor' with Cnemna tor nav
, ing acknowledged the .Independence .'of
' the South-American republic t anau u
said that 0e Roiiiao bear ia rather restive
' on the occasion. . ' ' '? . 1 ! ' -
V The Turkish government was preparing-
Ibr another campaign egalnit the
Greek. -V- " -ri '
rran;c.-oas arc iu c
' troopi in Spain, to jecureiFeruinandoa
hit throne utile longer. , - ,
From laetiondon papers, received at the Office
' of t lia Charkitoa Courier.
P.fttl tmaination-h poor women
in England, -IBicted to phrenxy at the
dial h of her hush-nd, dreamt that e figure
BDPreq ai ner oca atucawj im w
to renine, she shoull ioin 'him in 41
1. . . . . . i Ck m.hiuiu'J ika f r ra . arktrli
wme tne universal topic of . converse-
. - oealth at the
time, but 'sickened end died at the hour
appointed. ' ... .
There hat been dispute in Ireland,
between two ventriloquists, Mr. Charles
end Mr. Alexandre, the former contend
ing teat We latter was not aimacu. n
public- exhibition took place afterwards,
when Mr. Charles was constrained to say,
J jhat he belieTed JMr. Alexawiro. was i Mr,
'Alexandre. - (-
a Vnriit none, or rather a mammoth
mouse, only 32 inches hign, na ocen
nreiented to the King of England.- He
--. ... . .
runs up and down stairs like a dog, eats
. aae-. I
bread and potatoes, annas cccr anq
aleeM in the chimney corner.
Mr." Souther has come out in the pi
pers. ith e severe commentary on Lord
i iu"in m bviviTBifHv'.'ii - - - - j r
An vnlictnfd potheearf failing in Ms
. ui m for . his phial, which' were aa
rvm"9''r--t . -
qfl,eraIQudcn
. :r.l .1.. -k-.;
W " w
we ttlien) constituted authorities of Spain.
. " ' hoilolx.jxb. 21' ;
i .ot of -.the V. 5. r hr . Ferret.
Capt Batiks; of ti e achr. Princess Ann,
from Havana reporta, that the U. S. achr.
Ferret. Ijieyl. Comdt. Bell, was capsixed'
in i xamtt art the 18th inst. off Point W. 1 '
cosTahd eljjht men" were drowned nd0 cIoc ne ""end a Dinner,; and,
tbe vessel lost. The survivors,, amonjr
rwooro..wpri,ii-..u vuiccrs,.,,were axen;r-A';
from the wrccVby a achirrormerTylhe?eWelt,?l
U-S.,schr,.Jackall.
,
i ka - a i ene -aaer - iibms -A&aw
w r t - t a
uaiuener, who com. warrinrton on
. r ' " J " .V - w a
board arrived at Thompson'a Island on
the I sr Instant, and Com. W.hisd entered
upon his duties. It was to execute some
order of his.lhat the Ferret hwrl he AHUTZ
- thoif accident noticed abovens. .;:zii
Vi:
id vegradirtg Pvnithment-ln the an
nen,t German '. empire such persons as
endeavored to 'sow sedition .and disturb
the public trrnquillityr were condemned
to become objecta of public notoriety arid
derisions, by carrying a dog upon their
shouter trom one great town to another.
The Emperors .Otho A', and Frederick
B.,rbrrw! ieflierihti
nobltmtri of the highest rank, . ,
Tbe.RJRht Rev. Bishop England, of
tbe t atholic uhurch, hs isayed a Circu
lar ,ittcr,jdirectiit g public prayers to be
offered up -ineH tle'Chttrehee under his
juriMliction on the 4'h of Mrcb, to be
serch tha protection of God for the Re.
JuiMiy, uuuer uic Buuuiipinuinn oi IOC
new President 1 1 Chat. Courier.
f:.li..L- ..f . TL. T.l!.
lurprlscd to "leafri," To 'converstion1st
week with several members of Congress
fast extent'inir in V ircinis That even not
iifjw Richmond some platitersrafe
ing irom iweoiv 10 one nunqrea acres per
yearrthui regarding -it as one of their
chief staples. American Farmer. "
The " Albany" "A rguTliyl7"sr have
the most unquestionable authority for
saying that Governor Clinton lias recei
ved, from tbe President elect, the offer
of the appointment as Minister to the
court of $t. James.
' riiar,KATios'scn;sT?' ' i
- l . AtrtoM,cii 4.'
On Wednesday morning Us, Grn.
Lfarette,accmnpiinled by hi ion George
Washington Lohyette, bis friend Col. La
Va'ur.and theContmhire.of Recep
.! .- i.h n.J.ii,a Cross Roidi. where
UUIII - .
he lodged the night preceding, f r- this
city At Crsbttce Bridge he was met by
r.i Thnm C. PolkVCaValrr, which
the escort. Aboul hall of ralle
tnn ha was received with military
honora by the Itaieign uiues,commii
bt Capt. John J. a. nuun-, tiwn
rl.n,F! irHf ed at the left wing of the
,mn.nt. he alltrhied from hla barotlcbe,
ml Introduced. - br Co), WiiUaOl
Polk loiU wrf end tnemberi, eacn oi
iwt , , . M
whom he took by the tana m tne rnoti
rivf.li.l ind affectionate manner. I no
procession thco"esumd ,'ltl marfth,
nadonal ealute et the; Capital Spuar an-
hounclog ie-approiich. otowfl, ana at
I o'clock, r. M. rcactiea tne uow emmem
ffouse. where the Guest wai recelted,
and addremd by his Excellency Gover-
oor uunen, muai : ' t- 'r s
6 Of rural t ' In the name of the people ol
Morth Carolina, unanimouslr expressed
through their legitimate organ the Legia
Utura. I Jid too welcome to oor Capita!.
At the aame time, be assured el the ceep
' ' mm
trdrrtefulJenl-o,ertinedby-.th
people of this state, of tbe value and im
Dortance of Todr servkes In obtaining the
Independence they now enjoy. ' Ifailed as
tour arrival has been he the plaadhs of i
nation, and cheered at everr turn b your
progress throegh the interior, by tne en
thusiestie efforu of genius; I am too sen
sible of my own inability to add any thing
new or to do justice to the feelings.' of
those' whom I have the honor to. repre
cut wu itie present w,,on . ,
LP- you, who hare ever been animated
and swayed by tbe enlarged and manly
principles of rational freedomwhose
sacri&ces bare been beyond all calcula
tion may 1 be permitted to say our
hearts ere filled with respect and fenera
tion j and although, from the local situa
tion of our state, you cannot be received
end entertained with that magnificent (lis
plar of wealth, which ia the result of sue
ceasfuLommercet yet will -Uortb Caro
Una yield to none of her sister jstatea,' ih
admiration "of your devotion to the
cause of liberty, in gratitude for jour dis
tinguished services rendered our com
mon country, end lasting.esteem lor your
personal worth. ,
After returning a suitable reply, aid
partaking of some refreshments, the Gen
eral accompanied by the escort, the Gov
ernor, ExrGovernor Holmes, Commit
tees of Reception end Arrangement, and
1e large. .cncoure..tif cJUzenst repaired to
the Capttol where Col., Wm. Polar who
1 seWecMrith the General Jnitho-Jlovola
served with the General in the Jiovolu
I f1" inen . viewea ne statue of I
Washington, ..was Introduced to. the Stu
Ants of our State University, who had
repaired hither for the purpose of paying
man respects to the venerable patriot,
and reconducted to 'the Government
House, where suitable apartments had
been 8tted"oot "for his' accommodation.
v5 Line ewung, Ball, given by our cm
,iNi ( ma ciuzena generally, and," in
um aiicmoon, ioox nis eeparturf Tor ray
ettville, escorted by Col. Polk's Cavalry.
Many of our ciiisena at a distance were
deprived of the pleasure of tCstirVinir
thelr teJ!l5tJeJnIIor.thiadiln--
f?fsKA .and,ptroMaehapio' tof-our
country's liberties and independence, in
CPOsequence of hia arriving a day sooner
than
was antlcioatedrafidnhe-diTadful
of the roads. ;. .
state
Although it was not io our nower to
receive the General with as much sDlon-
dor as did our neighbors at tbe north, we
feel assured that, at no place, did he meet
with a more cordial and sincere welcome.
It would be vain for us, with our feeble
pen, even had we the time nd inatKTA
l'MpTJ?'-jhi' sensations which
ecmid f0- rt!!4f4HfTOwAott Ihe.eccav.,
siohT' Those who were present only can
form an adequate idea of the interesting
scene.- - ' ......
-In out nexti;we shall endeavor to "give
the several Addresses and Toasts ; which
are now necessarily-omitted for want tof
room. . - ' -"Xia-
CEX. LAF.iTETTFS
Extract f a letter frtm him to a CitiMen tftiieh.
mimd,'date4 btyrdtht.Potmat SteambwtA
LWe are on ouray to Norfolk as the
first ateprto our grand Southern and Wes
lerp .Tpur,,I much regret that t is out
of 7tnj - power to gotho " Richmond 'and
Petershurg-a Bu pur time' ii Whort f
the obligation to be on the 17th June on
Bunker'a Hill so precise : on this lonir
journey of upwards of five thousand miles
mere are o few days to rest.. that I must
depend on the induleerice of mv friends
and the sense they have of the pleasure I
feel in being with them as much as 1
cati. The eandr road we ara poinc io
take offers the least chances of heinc de-1
tained."
' wAirttrfCToir, r'fi. 58.
rmmwh fMtdU-Agreeslly to
-...i... . - In o M-dirnce 10 inn
resolution of Cotif rrsi, me hjbiuc.h .
the United States, on ssturoay -an, pre
sentcd to the G""l omctrs nsmea w-
i.t Medals voted to them ty
Resolutions'! Congress, pissed In.the
tan ..( lllfi for gallantry and
good conduct, W io oauie w hij.h-j
Niagsrai Erie, ; Plattsburg,; end ,the
Thames, la Upper uanaoa, ounng
Ute war with Crtst Britain The deliv
kr ik. ui took t ace at ine Man
alod or the Freswenif in me present, w
the Secretary 4f ; tf Wer. end
. m. .a .. . -tk'.a ii A..a f
the Niy several wemoers oi uongresv
Military oluceru and mafly ci,ilw:risf who
attended' fo Wltnewintrieremauy. v.. .
The following'are the officers to whom
Medals were deltsered I -
;.Mjor General Aro-ViW
. Msjor General Scott, s' v v;. -t
- Major General. Afrcom,r-' ki
Major venenu . i
. MiH.RtWrirCa'wijllbwuglj Hon.
.. . W. Itouston.) V 4V ";''''''
: Miir Gcnecal P. B. Porter, (thrwogh
Von.. Mr. Marvin.) 4 .f ,
Bpg.A General MUcr, (throtigh Hon,
..i.M. U.'.k.Kr . ;.. -r. -
Tha President accompanied the deliv
erf of each Medal with an appropriate
,Sp.i."fcThe-ceremonr waeiullof W
trrest, lilt waa aasociated with tbe recol
Vetian of 'aome of the "most brilliant
mi of the late war.1 ' . . '
It Is natter of regret that i-enefai
0', wh6 is in the city, wss prevented
by indiiposkion rroni attenaing ana re
ceiving his medal in person.' . .. Jvf.
r An'he recent Sesatoh of tho teglsb:
ture or MiaswwUa hill pissed both Hour
it a... j l.. .nfiAvinw in
that offence the punishment of vb'fifting
This bill tbe Governor returned, with
objections, which r pne sred to be conclu
sire, at the Mine time expressing, in the
following terms, his opinion regarding
tbe oractieo itself i r r :
-I am hapDT on' this occasion to record
my utter deteution end abhorrence of
duelling. My duty to my, uoa io rr.y
neiehborsTand to myself, would compel
me, In'my'privaie as to mjr public capa
city, lo discountenance and put dowm If
posuhle, o barbarous and so impious a
pracure." ;. '' ' ' 1
The bill thus returned by the Gover
nor, wss reconsidered and -again passed
in the .Senate hy the requisite rW;ority of
two thlrda of that body out ii tailed to
receive a like ma writ v in the House o!
Representatives, end therefore haa not
become e law-: -i- . r-T: w
There appeared , in- the r Enquirer, e
f .v.... ' - it : ' ihaJ
Hit" hwimua.iaioJJiir,"To j
the settlement of hie accounts as minis
ter to France, England, kc. during the
administration of-Jn JeffersonH These
charges, it wst wrell Understood, proceed
ed irom Mr. Wrsv'B. Giles, formerlr
member of the U. S, senste from this
atate i romTng' fromnueh"TIirhrVu'
thortty, attached Considerable importance
o tne cnarpes--so much so, that the sub
ject has been seriously taken upjt.VVslr-
-TTheNatkjn.f-Inteirxffencernc.f-Ti
dayumtiksleTWref
tho U 3. senate in 18! 1 on Mr.HIonroe
being poroinated by the President to fit
the office of secretary of sute,in the room
of Mr. Rob'l Smith, the injunction of se
crecy on this subject having been leceia.
iy tsaen ott oy the senate.
Sm - MS -J S" Jtft"r
Of these proceedings, It appears, that
lmmeauieiy cd ids nomination of JVJr
. JMr. G. then a. member oftbe wnste
submitted a TesoroTTon calling oh the Pre
Mdent for a statement of Mr.-Monroe's
accounts. . This resolution waa subse
quety withdrawn j and on motion
Mrr-Gilesr the subject was referred to a
select committee. ' ' r.
fhia committee, after a diligent invev
tiration of the matter, rr ported, that tW
had eaaitunedthe accounts of MrV Mori
roe, while acting ua foreign minister, and
tmd nothing therein to1 justify hla irejec
tion.- . f L -- ;
: Whereupon the senate urianimodsly
confirmed M r. Monroe's nominMion' as
sec re tary or
in mo amrmaiive.
W e ahould like to know how Mr. Gi!a
WilondlfhisotrnhnmTvMthTtS
recent heavy, denunciation of Mr, Mod
ish patriots, last year, took refinm inifan
Klemntlellhfl ddminlbnof theempyfor
of Aforocco ( the Spanish monarch having
demwded that they should bo deiivered
1 be mperor t. nrorco thus wpote to
me uasnaw Thou hast done 'well fn
not giving up the Spanlardai jhef-have
taken refuge under our flag, and Inust be
protected. " -:r - j - '"
: . ; ' y : 'V I:.. '.. '
. wsniyoT0v, ttincu 2.
-.. Commodore Porter arrived it his resi
dence at Meridian Hill, near this City,
yesterday, 'from Thompson's hlandVby
WJyof Norfblk. - - Xat.htclU
it,. !; irnuant i . -
flrar AVri , IU lt9 I ahsndoij you ai
reprobste, permit me. to address you a
few I'm, containing further remarks on
the difference between r.s on public con
term of the most Important nature j tou
state In four letter to me of the 22nd ol
Jane, 1814, I have elie,congraiuutco
mvlf that I could number you among
rov first ana nrmesi iucnu m m m
trlct." I can aasure you, air, nothing but
what I believe to be s wilful perversion
of the representative trust reposed In. you,
rn nrodnf a anv chanfce in me i my ruh-
lie Interest in you is tne same as me io
trit of ever other, tonstltuent la the
r . .AH.
disttkt.- lithe view I Uk et present of
your policy be tnrrect you must sexnowtr
edge your condoct as a uepreseniaure
at least, Ineonlstent If not rtpre hensible
lii vour letter tome of June, 18150 re
ply to my letter oi ine aa aamo muum,
. , . . . . '-.- - . -fc..V
oo stated no one more nearmv concurs
n our conviction of the baneful effects
of nartr anirit. than 1 do i. you then anew
at aome length, the effecte it has produ
ced on former .Republics j you intn set
forth the principles of moderation by
htch vou are to be gorerned at I repre'
sciauve, snauiu nviv...vivi.
I proceed further, i; will observe to you
the rulel bare long adopted, to regulate
m In me auffraee to a rrpresentauve.
which I think you before knew. , That,
should I give my suffrage1 to any man,
even to my nearest end dearest friend, to
he my representative, and should he abuse
hat representative trust ny assuming pre
roestivesnot delegated, hy aiding tbe paa
ssge of any law, resolution, or eny other
act whirls will, either directly or indirect-
Ir.chsnre or alter the privilegaa ofrany
oortlon of the cltiaee ' 0
the United States, from their proper con
tiitutlanal direction, will never after re
calve my suffrage to fill tbe same place
of truat. 'i
Sir, I now proceed to show you ineon
sistent with principles you professed e
your outset. In you letter, to me 29th
May. 1810. you state "It is well known
to most of my friends that I have heen
always opposed. to caucuses. . What in
Raleigh at the legislature, I resisted them
wnh all my strenetn i i nave umtormr
opposed the - caucuses at Wthingion.
Now, sir, please reconcile those declare
tlons with the declarations" made by you
publicly, at captain ' Howard a muster
ground, on the 37lh of July, J 834 1 " Kep
resentativea -in Congress have es good
right to meet together, to consult who
should be the most pbper person to re
commend to the .people for President, as
the members of the Bible Society, Agri
cultural Society, ptmiiithkr jocietyt h
to 'discuss any measure to be adopted by
them t and thaf what was now called
CJMlCUie. wm r-mal-a.lUfiofef,
waucue
waa first riven to" such meet.
ingsby John Q. Adams, resembling other
high toned expressions of Ms.Next,
I will notice some pasttgea In yoor circu
Tiror April 17th, 1824, which I did not
see, until after my letter V you of June
last, and waa surprised to see the change
that had tken place in vour orincinlea.
T thr
cnnCrmed hy such evidenceThe ao-H T PT ""Jr" -lTlV??M
phlstrtcnnteSedinthat r?J f7l.fo?. .lt
phTstry contained in that part of rmir ttr
cuUr which treats on tltibtcct of the
pew tariffrexceedsrif; possible, thes retr
jpitmTglorthtyYwa muster-ground, as afore silted ; yott have
afrsyed that part of yonr address in false
colors, v persuade the people of the aouth
1L.1 .1 L I s. . a . 1 ' .
uiai tiirir oremrcn 01 tne norm and west,
are combined against their interests In
the passageaf uthe law -when thejaet
is, the paa.aa.ge, oj.th taxifl" laflhUatef
was icniar. uoiHifuie 10 mi mrmer
mpdeof UxhVg imports, and the law pass
ed at lasf session of Congress, is nothing
more tnan a further modification or ex
tension of the same principle', which has
existed eight years, without ah reasona
ble objection. Tou have stated in a for
mer circular, that you I1! would tiximports
to ine utmost larthlnir, tor revenue i" and
what more reasonablei when revenue de
rived from hcr sources JsTiminlKin-.
u snouia oe increased from Imports, end
M Ijw, iyocst.ft,, of; tuch'iaw, intended
exclusion, excise, or still tax. &c. ere too
tlrif i-'J-V '-.' .T' .
cnimencai to deserve notice., Stjch tax
ation would operate as much to the disad
aa. a
vantage of northern; or western Citizens,
as u would to the lomhcm.
The American' people should live like
brutheriVveryiaiirdin
moung ins, irue interest oi the wlioli
community, to do as they would he done
hy, being placed in the same situation, and
ciTCumeunces, which others are ne
placexT in": ahd any nubUcatlohs
whien have a trndenM to excite Sectional
prejudicershould te cVeTuTfjTavoicled ;
ifld.fsiUe.jBlarmi given, by men placed in
eUeoettfea
pan of theommunitvi that sinother'Dart
of the community whose occupations are
difTerent, aro endeavorine to do them an
injury via truly reprehensibler j and TeFaiy t
or wruc any tnmg trnnit the prostmtlun
of any tjf the just interests of any pert of
the community, under the protection of
tne tree and peaceful government of the
United Statea," better becomes a) starved
European mechanic, in his Ma.comtrtltm1r'mD
than th moderate"f presen'ative of the j uc
citizens of the 3th Congreulqna4 districtitqd
at tli etote rf Honli Carolina, fn t?lc ttX; ,
rrrs of the United Smtrs. I will now,
notlre the tlcctlooeerlng parsapH tA
your cjrculirj jou extol the qfialiCca-'
llons or Mr. Crawford, th only (tiita4
lie man for the nest president, In a rnot
sunercmlnrnt dcRrer,, without' noticing"
the qualifications of any other capflldate t
had you acted ss an none ai represents,
tlve, believing that the citizens of your
district needed Information from you o
IMS SUOjeCI, IS ineir pun- mcumi, yov
would have given them tmpanisi tntor
mstion,wh were all the f-andldatestar;
the preaidapcy, and what were all thiir
iuat clalmi wv qualifications to such office.',
f fir. S-rWlora DO yyn?supunn, oi-
course a- momuiBan. Bia . icouwiiy-
woi!d be-much-.htirt, did be only know .
what his professed lilends t not tne people,-
but the aervants of the people) are doini;.
lof him, h wouia, at iei, uiusu io see
his good qualities hawked Op and owaj
rom muster-ground f) muster-ground, .
ike e bag of ch'esnuts or. toys for chil
dren.- ,-;; '".' 't -r
Those who pro less to know something
sboot Mr Crawford's bolitical.experi-;
encewil tell you that his pretensions to
tha presidency-, eight ( years ago, were
somet hing . like ersnming ; but let ; the i .
qualifications of Mr. Crawford be what
they would et that time or at this time; .
his csucus peflUre, by their ouidousnesi
have done bins t)o service eind themselves
no eredit, in the estimation of the public.
Therefore, ahould not all representatives
of the peoplef who cannot be esthfied,.
with doinz their duty as delegates, oy-
confining themselves wiihjn their consti tutions)
limits, be dismissed as dangerous.
to the liberty of the people I The institu
tion of onr government.'' so wlt'eljr".' .
framed, that the people possess and eier.
cHe atl power t and H lses much out of
tho province of v representative of. the ,
people to assume any power not ceiegs- .
ted, as it would be for the president of the
United States to assume tbe government
of foreign nation. Respectfully,
;. j ..... A- CONSTITUENT.
P. S." As you hsve not taken any notice
of the interrogatories on the aame subject,
by; me joyouii my last letters, m your
reply to tbem, r4deem It neeessarylo
make - tl4s enmmwiication -pviblic, as to
that tribunal you jtLcertainly f ppeal for
justification of your conduct, if you have
acted uptight as i representative. A C.
9KI8VAIIT 3 IS25. .
Fctlvo-Gtiirnt t When addressed the
Constituent's letter to the Hon. Lewi
Williams," It was not ray intention to p
fiear again before the public as r writer,
n shy name, either reel or, fictitious..
Two reasons Induce me again to take ip :
mrflrThe-CrsC ;ioa rK J p
graphlcsl error took place in hepnW-
tion ol the abov tettejrau should ha .
c.Vfctt--:.The : second reason is, h T
v.nii aiicaiia 4 am imiikcu J Ilia wrilCP
of the above letter, and have been charged
with doing' it from prejudice,' and not :
from principle. " The charge of prejti
dice I submit to a csndiJ public for a dfe
ciniou end do-pledge, meracityrtbat
the quotations' from Mr., Wllliama' let- "
tera and public declaration, ay stated io
wily elated ;end.jn the course of the Mr.
lowing observalon erpect to satisfy.Jhe
Sftn$i4Aeanet-ihauMr
mny others, are not worthy auboc confi'
dence rr nosed in ihtm ai representatives
If Mr. Williams can convince' you on
conslituiional principles; that it was pror
t-crjuriMtn io oppose caucos nominations,
; ai one time, wit h all Ms ffstrenRlh.llnli
at anothenime to Juplhepi wUh
hlFeroqoenteri km i eady to Taubirino"
the above charge, t Judge of his motives
from abatement Mr Williams makes In
one of is letters now before me, M I ex.
postulated with the members from Nory '
Caroline, end told them it was bettef
fesolve upon supporting ", fir, Crawrord
for president atalUiaxardsyf d""
make our inferences from xuch declare' -
uons.. Before Ibrocted, let me refer to-
jruffjrhlchi
m all tfor decisions vit56trt"rulesrnd
obscrvedr thee can bo rw -
just goyernment. -, Take the. holy aenp-
tures iny our right hand, the bock of con
atitutions In yonr left hnnd, then jppejjil;.
to HIU; wbd holds tha acepire of univcr-
aal dominion, who has promised to give . .
wisdom io tfibe that seek it, and discre-
ticnjOLtho.ise, thai you will be directed -
by those ri!ea in all your concern', both
I. It' t..'-.!..l,- r 1..'
.religious; civil, end; political. Then pro
ceed to try ell controversies and opinions
of men, ak those controrersies oropift"
opift-
WM:;,may.ncefSjf
whaX Is "not expressly or -fairly jrnpliedf in 4
tht boysuUseavltfeetetT forwwe---
pwn s,ttfejy, and the Jtafeiv of-tfjo commu-i
hltf it largeTcl'scre'iton fol-Hida to hiedclfe; ; "
wiunrnnerjaa cuizei .o.r.SLXeia HWrs.T
The 'iuitif. ''you fiolifw -yo:right: -handy
contains the true "pTihclpleon which all
moral and- just rwvemment is founded.
The hook" you i hold in your left: hspd, :1
points not to you, in so many words, the k:
Form of youfr-politlcal.. government, ami
towbom tberjiowere of government ben.
long,, and now contejred, and tp wooni
conferred, and also wbenconferrcd.roake
h powers, by tonfoiiodlng one d.elega,- ":
powerwixh another, there fer'e, ketpT"
litm :
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