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Federal .Neaslres.-The ruling party have ac-
ted wisely in adopting those same measures which
had been the themes of their abuse so many
years but they have not yet done enough
they must place in power men of integrity, abili-
~. and dsinteresteduess. Old fashioned homes
II. The old United States Bank was blessing
to the country; because it was managed on prin-
ciples ofnprightness and fairness the stoc hol-
ders and the public were benefited by it but
the public are imposed on and injured by the
present Pank. As Foreign Manufactures will
not flourish here without Foreign skill, so Fede-
raj Measures are useless when not conducted with
Federal integrity. Sal Gas: