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with the produce and manufactures Of ever,
country. You may lind him in your schoo,!!
academies, and colleges. teaching ".h,
young IDEAS how to shoot" he adorns vnus
pulpit, and gives dignity to your bar 'sus aus
your bench. snd


Who is New Englauder9 Ask ,ho,.
who have attempted to invade his soul az
asridge his liberty. You may read bs
name in capitals upon the monuments. os
Lexington. and Bunker's Hill where h.
voluntarily shed his blood in the defenc. oe
his countiy's rights; where the life Of h;s
enemy paid the price Of his presumption -
Ask Burgoyne, who faced him al Saratog,
and those who engaged him on the !akesos
the North: ask the bravest Of the son, of
the fast anchored Isle of the Ocean" WIN
had the honor to meet him in mortal COM
bat, upon the bosom of the vastly deen,n-.
They, without derogating from their own
honor, will point you to their scars, extol his
bravery. and applaud his humanity.
The very name is associated with every
thing great and venerable, in industry and
enterprize: in arts and sciences; in civil and
religious Li5erty.-It is blrthrght NJ
which every man who possesses it, NAV
justly be proud; and, in any other couutry
but this, zone of Mr.. M'Duffis's Constitu. |
ents," instead of considering it term Of re.
proach. would give no small part Of his in.


heritance to possess it.


Wellesly Pole has denounced the Duke


of Wellington; in the London newspapers.


in the following terms:


"When the proper opportunity arrives,
J shall have no hesitation in declaring, in the
most formal manner. my objections to his
Grace the Duke of Wellington, not only be-
: coming the guardian of my children, but my
strong feelings of indignation at his Grace,


in either not publicly coming forward, upon
oath to declare my unhtness to exercise my
parental rights, or supporting me, in the
struggle am making, for the restitution Of
) these rights; but, on the contrary, allowing
his name to be used upon all occasions, viz
in the Masters Office, in the court Of Chan
! Gerry, and in society, as sanctonins those
. proceeding which have for their object the


destruction OF my honor: whilst his Grace's


correspondence and conversation Tpth me


set forth his great anxiety to promote NJ,
- Interests.