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cate, They are Questions which We shai hot ~
dertakc to discuss. much less to settle at ms mo- ~
nent, The ease and indifference with winch nv
Advocate handles the subject would be alarming,
III they were real because they would indicate Sc
curity. But this ease and this indifference are
feigned-put on, for the purpose o. smuggling
these projects among the People before tney can
be put on their gnard against them: we nope "
I be instrumental in WAXING THEM from their slum-
ber


Whatever Of doubt and mystery may hang over
this oracuar article, there is one passage OF u clear
enough. There is one question proposed, 10
which ,cs find no difficulty in responding, thouSn
the answer is professed to be beyond the Ken oi
the Advocate. "Who the MASTER SPIRIT ls,
who has effected the concentration here, anu
the restoration every where, 10 whatever extent
has been accomplished, it needs no ghost IRON the
grave to tell. The person who asks the question
is so full of him, that he has not been able to AVOID
writing nearly one half of his name when he was
pretending 10 peer into futurity for the splendid
revelation of the whole of it, Nor IS this SAID
out Of any disrespect OF illwi on our part to the
honorable Senator. 1t is distinction which, with
his views of party concerns and discipline, he VIII
glory in to be supposed to be the person who dares
to . ride the whrlwind and direct the Storm"
humber office, and less adventurous enterprise
more suited to our temper. would be beneath the
grasp Of his large ambition.


We are admnnished. by the lateness OF the hour,
Of the necessity Of abruptly closing our remarks.
for to day We have left the differences from the
analysis Of these editorial specuations almost al
together to cur readers We shall pursue the
subject yet little further, upon broader ground,
with view to ascertain, il we can, what public
interest, o. what great principle, will be advanced
by the success Of these political projects, which
chiefly is not merely personal in their objects
These are the questions which We wish to present
to the body Of the American people.


.Nationat Inte!issnctr,