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Inc ali his career lhrnugh life. 4 spirit Of re-
venge and despo'c violence, seems to have been en-
lwned with the earliest feelings oi his nature.


Fcow-ciiizens, reflect gra,ely on the conse-
quences of eevat.ng such man to preside over our
free discussions ;-lf he would force himself into
the senate chamber for the purpose of Gaming menu
Der, Tor daring to question the proprlety OF hls
measures, say, If he would commit this bold viu-
lence when merely general. what would he not do,
as president OF the United States, as commander-ln
chief Of the army and navy. Oh Pennsylvanlans
be warned. Let not your blind zeal overcome the
prudence for which you have been long famed
Force not the deslinies ot your now happy, pros
porous and peaceful country into the hands Of an
incorporate Hotspur Our present pilot. is wise,
prudent, experienced, and patriotic. Why, then
should you wish a change?


Why should you wish to assign to Gen. Jackson
the important duties Of the presidency, when his
own bographer asserts. that he resigned civil sta
tons that required only moderate talents, from
conscious inability to perform the dutle. OF them


NESTOR.