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diton of settlement. The aim Of this attempt is tc
prevent European colonization, to extend the polit
cal influence of the American Government, not to
promote the individual prosperity of American citi
zens.


The pride of professional politicians may be gra-
tiled, and their emoluments increased, by widening
the sphere within which the authority Of the centra
government at Washington and the local machine
ry OF government throughout the Union is para,
mount; but private citizens can only be benefited
by removing every obstacle to the speedy settlement
and cultivation of the waste. The imposition OF
republican institutions is an obstacle to European
colonization. The American citizen who sacrifices
real individual interests to crafty the vanity of this
government, is as simple as the European subject
who does so to pamper the pride of monarch