for u lo gratify the wishes of many of
our friends by publishing these lengthy
documents, for by so doing we inul tie-
cessiarly exclude oilier matter ol moie
interest lo ihe general reader, an in addi-
lion open the door for the publication ol
ton) half a dozen of thein annually. We
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rui:o0 iul- fjm,. u "
Ittij tliuj lo accoininoiiiitc our menus. i ,
A .ool Our, ll-.i !
The la-t I'liiitilutionahsl, of w Lit h J ma
I.own 1, , claims to ho editor, thus p.itiioll
rsll calls un the whig to raMy for their cuuiitry,
their liomf s, and their ' ,'ti" 'ii.-"
"Wh'103 of I.n Salle ! it is now or ne
ver wilh us ! If iho result of this elec
tion shall show that the democrats are
gaining strength on us, fare will to all
hope of our ever heinj; able to exercise
iho rights of freemen for ihe br.lanco of
our natural lives, if wc ,t;ir..' -tli'Jin
'icrc' j
Ilariing iho word "spend" near the cnnclu- j
ion of the above sentence, il reads well, lounds j
palnu'.ically.and is worthy a hero and a atatrsinan.
Ktery whig should obey its prirrpts, and when j
the l-uJ'.n of their party, iuch as editors, lawyer, ;
lf, go amoti; them ilectionertirg for democrat',
roil advise them t drop their candidate for ,
shcTtil Hid vrte for a Jc.TKcrat, they thou! J. peak
us Mr. I., ah ive speaks, hut nut act as h acla. I
Keporl alill hn it thit ihe editors of the Con'ti- j
lutionalists aro opp.si.ig the eletti n of their j
-enn hdat. fir .henlV, which c.u.e, mx.,y of ihf.
