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I ii t.U. When the resolution xxasol't ;
Mr. .uaiuerre opposiii it, stn'ma tt.at tl.e
,. . ,
llaniluriit is ha, I vi te.l for Mr, WeMixerlh
worth should romc home, the paper would
hoist the Van Huron flay. That all Mr.
Wenttvorth's syni athk s, and nil thesyni-
pathiesof the temporary cdilor, were xtiihi
l!in H irn'iin npr .si,, I II ni.lv , .X.,1 il. I
presence of Mr. Vt'ciilworl'.i u few hcurs, !o
arrange the matter.
XX i !,, 11,0 b .k,.,L' If',' f cr.l.l ta ..n.n.,, 1
... , -
ry eoitors, w no are Known to lie li.unbuin
ers, have '.ogive such a;s iraiccs for Mr.
V, but we will say, that if tiny speak by
authority, iml Mr. WeiitHt ilh tlt.es desert
.1 . . . ..
ll irri iiirnp I n 11 , I, a .,', r. f n ,.,. ..r.
political baseness xtliii h no aficr act i f his
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-...,liu,,uilll , ,,ii ,i , ti soils in in, loiiM. ,, , ,
' ' arp im,1 p,l to assorni, t'ip iTr!,,., r..i.,.t,.
' use the strong language of Mr. llannegaii,) I
"to a damnation so prefi imd, that the hand
tf rcstirreclion can never raise liiui.''
surnuig thr.t Mr. Wei.lwerlii himself was
, right, they could pardon what they could
never justify, brlicvii'g that when Mr.
iWentwnrih came home, a reformation'
j w ould take place. i
' Hut if the expectations of the barnburners '
are realized, and Mr. Went worth, after;
. having been nominated, supported, and i
elected as n f'a.s ui.t.i brsvi...- ....... !
: ,,..,,.,.. , '' . I
... i j ,...,.,. ..it u.u iiu.ii nei s j. such aim
after havimr written letter,..,,. I.ti.r.in.l.
