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ilies. Gov. Troup IS undoubtedly made Li,C tool of deeper politicians than himself who in conformity to a prOcOncerted scheme, are de- termined to throw the country into ferment, and to build up a name and an empire for themselves, on the ruins of their country. That the object of this party is directly the dissolution Ofthe Union, & consequent civil war m the bosom of our country, the over throw of our free institutions and the setting up of an aristOcratic form of government in their stead, must we think be apparent to eve ry keen sighted iaaividual who attends the signs of the times. The principles of the par ty with which Gov. Troup has associated himself, has ever been arstOcratic, ever been against the rights and privileges of the poor. Look to the usages of Virginia, where the par ty owes its head and origin. and where tte citizen is deprived of all participation in the government, unless he belongs to the patri- clan order, is not stained with the blotch of poverty, and holds a certain amount of pro- pcrty. The undertaking course of the same party in this state tends directly to the same end. Their policy has ever been to abrdge the privileges of the common people, and con- ccntrate all power in the hands of the few. They have frequently declared that the peo- pie were incompetent to self government, too ignorant to understand their rights, and too li- centlous honestly to pursue them. What have we not to dread from the prepondcrance of such party '