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Convinced ef tb UpoUitr '
revlJ isfthetwlowa ?kh
Ihtlr fouaj.lioiria nature, u i j
a. f wry I . . .l. ,tlM. .f te-hr ,Uht aJ
JTI. Hfi. 'M je'wi,! .Vich hut Ut ttfftd
j!JrTlS3 iHt Wctim of our Pr.Jct.t
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MfduMvr. JK'I iU .k - tofTUDlloii. Iwofiocf.
Sfur JwXfSp drt.. J ,h. Ho Seo.u ,o Oct..
UiWmiU:I im?Cril Uitoiry. aoj tbil of ih
ottn if PC,K CLrVillfi 5en.t to
:i ; I FTr i O'MoTU i g g of hl the Mfflt
imiuTiiiA favour, re cn tomwu
Tit nf fl V C VKON. 4iwrificr - o' lh Mr
rilOMAH . V,.wf ...noort.d br ofinhr ol e-
1 rrtrwrd t- f iu o.L. gy or appluibilit to ibe Hire of ih
JTVr C V ot the touotry 1.
dull mw wi war.
L!.ki:.a Tti ekarrc of irM
iectrimtMW rBct co hart no fouixUiio amobg
T. T. C. W ir -H fcf , "f Sr' . piiie with whom iheulwtof re.
in KUmf f mhs i ,. ..j i--elrU universal i
ii AnT pA-- " hof iatclligwce fa kept up to ibe
M iu rbiUWipUi. aVU-M, tin w n pfogrtU ef lbe ,gf f by themoJupUca
taiiiuwt . . j:ffai;oa of Dcwipaocrai
lZ-Z ; : ti - .ho dailr occopuoo, aa cmz? oi,
"Tnjir lAatherr Nrw Faiiiontj !t B y fmprovemoi of that men.
nut fcita m loufvJaiil la acrici"!
.aiL la f wwlvA tU Idea'
...If i IA.Li.la .!
i(tf II it cuaiiwu v
comaiMa worM col imw.
otf (w if oothiaf tf Vor pm.)
r,. tk moJociIca of tUlwr.
m!iKh ef W4ti cm tiiH lUf Pra.
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r. r.,i, trm ir rr iw in
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Htoa,frt Hi mm awj a wr
kinru tut iwnrr turn , i
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itinera aortco rienca , u
..,. r a f Asia CootuLiof Paa
H"N WW w.
Klag, of f of 1 wterru Fctff
tub inUfouftd w vUlM w
! rrrat citwa of r.i, ami
m otbera cm bt aJJuccd h which the
Af'tAtlblcaof Klioa 4a awl ckUu
Compart oot c4 iHfit fttW, that
a a lUfflia Cotau). a tlx fair tM tad
moat ppOtHc, frfih fV f Uc-
lor vna nwH"
whxb the comaahtefctutBOwi, a
ebacrve Ko coaaplcjcf) om iftclutfci,
.At iK fithr iitLidri.lhc two treat
cauiet of e witctBctfrfloied, wd
th4r cTatK Tlf eAwUaU; fo
ft funoaa. la tVtt cirir tr of tbt lie
puUW, and y a laaj h tbe later, to
appraf la pnraooaoi otu for tbe
cfiLe. face to fate, will H iie ?oura.
Trtiu trvd toteruinneata were ooi
ooIt. allowed, but ityttui ! tj.
ntiirtd.
J ... " t,K..n iV T1rit' r!atca to the
form and tbe market, be booad,
it urtiia tetrnrala. lO tlrcaaaaabttUU
the city, in all the forwe of repilM
- - i r . . .
nf ihia il'unliv were ecaioeBUV caiCttla-
i-.l a iirvM ihW imtarirAtioei tod
m inflame the caiitofil ol e pevpic
Every eircumatance, caicuuieo w pro
duce effect, aa tarefuHy aclecteJ, nd
IBtVMM D!CMO!iJi.1UnBiiB- u f4CUJtic a Uh wboen be in
. ' .LkLjUJAnB U f nrimir !6lieT. IB J tltt C
inititu-
.eTlitWMa-Jrmaa, firima7 fblicy. aid tne eauca-
rit4auipiuva . . ; .. uion t ineir cnuarro cnniw
G,tnht nf Tsnthrr. I endowment-raor rrttlooa tban the
.ml mw Z-w, kiwi at 7w, :. win - richeit inheritance. Upoo auch a peo-
. . . . . . f ,i f.l... aU.iVUikiiii I ..f imiamnA is n
id tl. .mpk,ymrMof th unfounded aipmioo, and will be an
uIm. in mki ud mend ereft deacripuoa of r
- aiperaioo auu more umounutu m
l00ft ana SnOto, v . appHc-tion to their poatcrity. But the
mt m rood nutrrUU, m fwh'ionW HtJe, tnnt,t:0 not Onlf Uofounded, but
woriminrike .. -t i r.-fsrnifidietorv Id lb tnouthi of
t&uSO thoae who utter it, feveotheiemlt
KMt aiiretb Tixht bo( "d Pump for eU- lnat tj,e people are lufficiently Jntelli
paa, Jl ttn'tftlTyaila V-rv.cr 0t to choae electori, md thittbeae
; :Ar. SffSl,.-' elector are bound to vpte,ai the people
'7ZW dect them. Here,' thetj, thr theory
M, l,r?rr-. of e'jSM of the popular -election '"'"ed I
- ft.i:iinr. n c anil to denv the oractice while admit-
35. w ,mir the iheorv. to reluie a vote to tne
I .-J lv 11s. o If in
La'.wKn? 8tn. c;r- r- ; ; aoelcctor. io.
A LL per on. indebted to the eHit. of the Wt -v " .1,:,-
Jt u..k.A P vtduL iml dec 1M IktUDtaiTViyn
v.ifjir
VrM.KaMl. The
which dcfelU
to make pyM 4thot dcy i ml ir per. the objection, and cxpoaea tne elector
ora'bivine cWim irmlnit the eue, will pre- je ,USpJci00 0f beingp wanted for t
ent tham mlthin the time preeebr hwe K5rK K.. not been ditcover-
tl... Mike in be piea la mt war rrcorr7 - y -u.
i. .J at f lo-ine their id-1 ed. After . all.- admittine - that - tne
. f. aat civw a " w
mioUtrition Mioon a powihlej therPre all roMlfJf the people may not.be BO well
pertont concerned woukl do well to pay imme- . f j upoohe quilific.tiona of
diate attention to th notice. . . . jj . .
. i M!cTnfts . Preaidential candidatea. aa smaller
VCSIIACK PINKSTON," '- ,nd more aclect body might be, yet
'fit. qO. 182J. 92 . this diaadvaotago ia more than com.
ai T A..l Demated bv. the Jtrcater disintereated-
miiB MbKribar havine qualified., execu- nea. of their condition, and their aio
I a k. I.. , , ll...mUa fnnff mr Hantra. CrrnWintT l)Ut OI Xmit 03
late of Bowah county,' decM." at the court of v,OU9 intereat, to get the beat man for
pleaa and quarter Kwion. fur tbe aaid county, 1 The mass of the 6eople
Lli - ih. third Mondar of November but.-1 1"re8ldent. I ne mass oi in, pwu c
""T . . . .1.. .ii l : I .1..,..,. r,, fnr their fftiintrA' 4 DOllll-
notiCC I. lereT Ken, uw i pcrwn uimg in.. r
demand, irainit the Jd ettlte, are required to I f 5ons. too often for themirtlvea and
pretentihem fot'jrgf nj, within the time pre-1 (f ,nat4atlff et
- aenbed bf law; - ' ""1" "Z. " " 2j "T tfceTe"u feaa danirer to be apprehend-
Dee. 24, 1824. S ed from tie boneav tniatakea of the
wW-i ei it) uftafl people, than from the criminal design
EBUtt 3ou V. Uoagena. j;iJhiooi pOrafcia0. But the ob-
"tlodreni. dec. dejire. R penwn. Indebted to can Govehllftentt. For, U the pto-
aalu enaie, to come nrwru n-v pig are wcFpaoie oi ricciinguicir wwu
anentand Bll thb bavin, claim. agalnat Mid . . f m8itiilFate jf they are too igno-
ertite, will present them for aettlement, proper, e""1 n" "V 6
Dlead in bar of theif recovery. this choice for thcmielvea. It results.
;T.J;L lu an ineviuoie conaequenc,ci..utiu
X'ftttrft. . Itake refutre! under that "Providence
w - r. . " . . e .". j .f
inenua oi
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day waa chosen with careful regard to
tk ,.r rf thc-weaioer ana mic
venienceofthe pubnt:. On tbe morn-
in m I 11.1 14 V A U .M.MMWW w w
...K1rrt at the house of the'eaodi
A.,0 made their ailutnionl. and con
.....1 Kim tn the CiDitol. amidit the
loudest acdamatiooa. There the pro-
ceaiioo waa formed, and ihe canvais
regularly opened. The candidate, on
r . .r.dinthe Tera Candidate,
Commenced-hit drcumambulatioo of
the city, followed by bis Sntatortt,
rBm.rLtiare. Inter firtttu D'mmtti
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Secvc$ter$1 and all tbe ctowa oesiaes
whtrn innrrii inu uii iviii r .
in the "mVtrotKJia of lbe World.
a - nnf him tor dunliv
tro arare nf wound, which he had-re
ceived in battle j tie manner of the
age permitted him jo recount tne ex-
Iploits which bimseii aaa nu ancetor
I nma periwrwcu, p f-1". -
leriictB ..woitu .
the Sute. In tbia form, eve atreei,
nn amaiaPa. An d aVibnrb of the City.
waa visited t every citizen waa ealuted
by name, and every one numoiy ao
,U.A. fne' Ma vote. The Seetatont
extended the length, andawelled the
rank', of the prbcesaion the Jfomen
cbtorcn whispered , in the candidate a
- . e .!.!.. .Va mwmm
ear the name or eyeiyiw
.V. Vh' Tnterbreiea "made" barcaioB
for votea i the i)ipMor diatributod the
price and the Seque$tre$ received the
portions of-thoae wboietenaibility
ihrunx imm tne puouc fcccjuwu -bribe".
The candidate who did all
thiawaateSenatorcf pr incely
irovtue
iJHHE aubecriber having; obtained letter, of which 18 supposed, by the friei
!l"m-y adminiMration on Eatate of Da'el Sharp, the hereditary principle, to p
-W KSntra for badoeoDle
Heir. at. law of , Mid Sharp, v jipply to the .ud- i t"T o , '
..!.! jji....?r" 17 i.-...- I TViir fhrre ia an reason to aoore
crioer Hiriwcir uiiiriuuw6nare oi wuu c.;iiuc, - .. r rr,
within -the time prescribed by law, or.thii no- hend violence in the popular' election
? fe nltm?VH arp of Pr"Went cnnot be "d'Wed- The
i ?d,182ff. V Vv " j example quoted: from foreign couo-
rr,t4iitVeT"'nrMaaedHff all the tarollfw
auence which hereditary wealth con
fers j but more frequently vicwnou.
General, loaded with the tpoil of plun.
dered provincea ana conquercu
Antrim . The voters to whom he d-
dressed; himself, were warlike young
men, veteran soldiers, and the drega
of an overgrown, end corrupted city.
. a'. 4 t1.. C All
day of election,- te the puce, oi
others, best calcuutea to. prooucc
citement, with tbe meaoe in mr
handa of shedding blood, -'and an am
ple field for action j jhey met in the
r1 i.m RiAmiim armen aa ii iui
.1. .4 ;ntn rvliniia and rival
divisions of cfate and centurtet, and
free from all eontruol frcm the civil
a a
irittf.ua. A sinrt teat caetwaea
tht tsodl Jurs a4 ire juJf,ii
taat LtU hU the assemllee), amid.
sad igUsw4 BBu1ni4. That tio
Wale aa4 UodbJ hou!J ittetHl
.ocfc tUctloni, waie.tural and
ttt. But what rit of rtKt.
laixe cm be fuuo4 Utvcew those d
u;i t ,Tie candidate Ur lbe AtnerU
can Prokifory it destitote rf berrJU
tary wtalib, saJ frequently Upovtr.
iihed by prtrloui sertke te tbe pub
lic af. in 1 he It unsUe, If be bould
... a iff.
be wWIer, to enaMuh penoiui i.
a a A t . . .
tmourte will the vours, or unum.
inUiliUB the teriitot lea of ibe Ue
iooothiC but oil rtpt.Uoo U
rtly upow tbe mode of extlog tipoe
the puUU anted fevera y m pow.
. J the bftn. which Ktvet to Ul tiled
- r , - ... ,
ih.t range over rauo, waito, i
the flotmao liases, wai COffiasd to the
city t the txevU to be acted po, a
tort, scattered over aa immense ir.
f. and vodavlo aoaaU bodies, 10 the
.mm r.f eai'idates. without BBSI
or odkxis di.tioctiaei, d at aeveral
ihAuaand d.fcrcot places. The means
of prtservieg tranquility lo these elec-
tioas, are ju.i v.
,tw fnr rteodurinr violence Wftt
censio of tbeira in the election of the
Caoauls. There ts tvoihioa in
ooc which cm aerve for aa eiample in
the o6eri and, accordingly, our eiet-
tiooa have been as marked lor wroer
sod tranquility those ef the Romrai
fnr inb-nee and Diooo.nca.
The We of violence, in a popular
U,,Am for. Pr evident. 11 COOliaered
by the committee as an apprebensioo
ilhont looooaiiow iitaw, -
m,a hw evimrJes from abroad, and
r'l v . . 1 ,
contradicted ny bu wbi .n ue ""
.t hine. For fcltv veara tne peopte
of the United Statea have been en-
j l. ,Wt'toni. They vote, ia
every Sute, for Kepreseniativea la
f in tnanv mr uwu w- w-
.t u all for a leu or rreatcr
number ef the civil and military o(h-
cera. The danger of bloodihea is
much greater io theie elecviooe where
au tne eanowmcs r -
tntetrourte with the Toiera.
and are fFequeotly present with their
friera and relatiooii than lo aa elec
tion for President, where the aeveral
i: j.... kw .vir remoteness I rum
taiiuiuaita, ..
the scene, and geaeral want oi person
al acquainunce, amount to little more
ahatrwet contemplation.
luau uyi"-'" - - " . ,
. .-4 Cats Ir-
Yet id these aomcsuc .v-
tioos, no acenea of bloodshed nave
i .d na recourse to arma
UCCU W IU""" . .
haa-ever entued the most animated
contests". So far from dreading Vio
lence at our Presidential elections, the
.-.r. of that danger, in the opinioo
of the committee, is the one to be ap
-.l..,i.4 anath ! indiaerence i a
L..t.r f the elective franchise, ol
UW KlVfc. " " .
" ! ,n ih. railae
more, portcoious
- ... .1 a.rliul
of siberiy.taa ac
of violence ! Already we have cauie
A r.l alarm at the Droereis ol this
- t,nrnerted dlPffer. which IS
making its silent and fatal approaches
,A while we are discussing
uwn wmv , ---
.v. ..SK'.iirv nf its aDDroachins upon
IUE 1 , , T , r
another j and, upoo every puiH-i.
k.i. art inn. thia oreaent danger
II U III aw-w p aj
ahould be repelled before an abaent
onria bunted op. -To Itrace tbi new
evil to ita aource, to dieplay its present
. a . .1 1 a NAIM
magnitude, and to caicuiaw i
table effect, would be matter of useful
....:Aiia'neeiiiation. wortnv oi m
public, attention, but not coming with
in the rmge of a report, drawn up
5Boalfiensuntraodrwanted. for-an
. ' ! rti.t without
intmrniiie, occmun. ,
going further- back than to the list
.t...:vn K mot amnle oroof of the
ci(iuuii ------ - r . ,
main proposition can be readily found :
ri -- A- m;npnilY -calculated to
excite the feelings and to bring forth
the passions of the people, a nc ....
J-J-..- mmr(illB. DODUUr. OCT
gonallr k.nOt u nwny, through lain?
. . . -rf-H-'. -';-,.-- ---..-.j Ia Thr three
knownv.to.au. mhbjwbi. "rTvi.-
great sections Ql.the country, -uK
mined partizans,- opposed by othera
-.ia andl nersevenne. and
the canvass prolohgedjthrough the on
exampled period of four years. Yet,
was the reiuit an eiecuu
. .1 -4-u-i finlihe contrary, no
aUrmrng oeglcct of the elective f ran-j
tKUe! 1 Ve pernle wiib d.tu!r were
(4 1)4 pofls! ! fw 3tHl
here rhf twit tn raat.t, aUut
ee half tit a Vw tWaW U ayt
kci f.nh la a-, ne, pot aa f iehib !
. .a
Such was the touciciu.a I in tuitmt
la wblch u muth vioUtxe had beta
-.kaa.Jf. and lit which S4 Bimr
j'i'l . - - - ,
nlrrd to prodece l. N
called tipa lf Set Out the caaie cf ,
ihia amitlny'aClLir. It W&uU
shews to eiHe from lbe lfiUrpUn
f elcciora betweea the people and tbe
oHrtt of theif hWe. Thia leuraaee
j . . . . .... -i
diste laiutouoa. leteaard to wcai lam
force, and id aoftea tbe actio of the
democratic elemeot, hilbeeo luaeu
ful ie the first forty rears of Ita exia
teoce ta oVstToyiei the life of the elec
tloo It it H thai adding aaoiner to tna
many proofs already eiiitlnr, of the
Wulh rf the great maxim, ' I bat lib
erty ii ruined by providing any lied
of aubatitute ' for popular electiooa."
The machinery I etetton, piaceo
tween tbe people aed tbe Prnident,
and, above all, the imposhlva f the
general ticket, has paraijsed tne apirif
of the voters, ad anBde them look
with Indifference upa e arence is
bleb they can act no really tficleat or
independeat pert. Of tbe few voice
.. . .L- -I 1 (-.A
acjuBny sive"i iw ;v v
to, a large proportn-a came from tho
least eiumable deuriptlati of roters
the interested and unproductive claiiee
while the real people, tney wnose
iodu.try coostitutes tbe we.kh of tho
country, whoee puma pay the taiee
6f the fjowmment, and wnoae anna
6ght U battles, took lese iniereat ia
the result of this great election thia
they would have frit 1a an ordinary 1
canvais for county ofEcers. Seeing
M. I, K the itate nf thinra at pre- -
sent', and aupposiog the evil cf U to go
on increasmK, the real people, Decern-
j'lr . . W .I.m!m nf
ine more iotHerew w ,ivmw .
' 0) . . . . i i -
President, ao tne murtsieo cua-ew
more animated, as tbe gsme is more)
and more abandoned to their pursuit.
what else can be the reeuit out mat mo
election of this officer, who wields tho -
eficieot power of the Federal Oovern
ment, must eventualhr fall into tho
hands of those who want that power
wielded to the ewgle object i person
al promotion end ifldividual aggran
dizement r ,
n..t fhit la thia obirctioo. this cry
of violence whirh is raised sgsinst the
. a a .A .
people f IB it any thing more man
heated discussioo, boldness in apeak-
ingand writing, and aome casual ai
frays between Individual!, audi w
every other election produces I la not
hi. the idea of nooular violence among
us t And ahall this wholesome aaimcV-
i'"be"eleeKaond.er, tne noiton ol
prerenting civil wan and popular aedi
tions ? Is excitement of thii kind dao-
gerous to Republics f On the contrary
ia it nec.ssary to their existence r Aro
not talents developed, new ideas atrucfc
out, useful designs conceived, great
enterpmee achiedrand liberty Itielf.
pVervea," by ine agititioirv the colli--sion,
tbe active rivalry, and animated
competitiona or the citizena i nw
sleep "of the" spirit la aa dangerou to
ItepuDiica as n i. up.iuua w
archiei, and it is only in the latter that
it ahould be the pvliey of the Govern-
nie to. the ouie-
tude of machines. Jnatead, then, of
yielding to the force of this objection,
this auppoaed' 'excitement of the peo
ple, it ahould e hailed as one ot the
rhief advantaeea to be derived from
the exercise of the direct jote It
ahould be looked to aa the identical
circumstance which is to infuse new
lifeJntoclcctionrcanimatetna.
voters, and encourage the real people
to attend the polls, and to discharge,
with becoming pride, 4hat ex-lied
privilege of freemen, which is. now io
miH-Ji negiecteu.
v Finally, who are tKh ptofilt yio
are not to be trusted with a direct.
vote i whoae ignorance, violence, and
corruption, are o much dreadeo t
1?. v-.t1,T. t....3,(f:; -r,nm"thft
vnerej Hey-
Sfmarthtrbbfettioni-'A'Te'thry'
not of the aame order, of being, pos
sessed ol the same cpK"
or quite aa well informed, more deeply
f a a a I f . 4" Va.aae aWiaf.
interested in tne wcwarc v.
try, and inGnitely further removed
from the operation of indirect caoses f
Are they not, in. fact, the identical per
looa haare greeted by the apoeUauoa
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