{"character_count": 1283, "word_count": 219, "ccnet_language_score": [0.906499981880188], "ccnet_perplexity": [966.7999877929688], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
liberty preserved, and cur happy political system rendered perpetual.

 If We pay oiit to theStates s2,4o0, 900 of revenue arising from the sales of Public Lands, what shall prevent our paying out ss2, ,400,000 more of the revenue arising from duties on imports? The funds arising from duties are no more the common pro- perty of the United States, than those aris- ing from the Public Lands. Congress has as much right te give the State of New York onezeighth of the $20,o0o,000 annu- ally collected from imports in the Custom house at her great emporium, and then di- vide the balance among the twentysfour States, giving that State her equal share, us

 1t has tlIus to dispose of the Public Lands. And if this principle be once admitted, where will itstop2 In the destruction of our institutions, consolidation, oppression and ruin. Or, if we escape this fate, it will only be 10 encounter one no less dreadful amidst notification, anarchy, civil war, and the establishment of petty military despotisms among the mutiated and blood-stained ru- ins of our now glorious confederacy.

 In our next, we shall show that Mir. Gays Kill threatens more mischief to the States in which the Public Lands are situa- ted, fhanto those which are to share but an unequal portion of the spoiis.