{"character_count": 1425, "word_count": 252, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9688000082969666], "ccnet_perplexity": [2102.300048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
county, for the purpose of s,Oinaliag and defunting the General ost-of1icc?-- We would not for our life, iasi,,udte that 1t was the "pure and patriotic" SEED MERCHANT! But ask De Bdnis .Non. alias Davy Rorer, what he knows of this matter--if he is dark on the subject, (which we should not be surprised at, although he has in his possession a cer-. hifed copy of a letter on this subiect,) we refer the reader to Mir. James Carl ton, of Monroe county. Perhaps he .scould a tale unfold.n

 The remarks about the sovereignty ofthe people, comes with rather an ill grace from you Bilty. Behave to sseroaa'' for inc first time, at the doings and will ofthe People. Not so with you. Who ..eroahtd' when Col. Caldwell was re- turned to the Legislature, by d trium-

  phant majority of the republicans ol Pulaski? Who "croakedn when it was ascertained that Col. Desha, in this (pu- laskD county, had received within lsro ofas many votes as did Col. Sevier2- It was a sore cut, to be sure, but .sthe will of the People is sovereign, and must and will be obeycdn-the "croak- ings" of the PARTY notwithstanding. And who " "croakea' too, as nnceasingly asa fog in the spring season, when he was beaten for Public Printer9 No murmuring BiHyt The voice of the People, through their representatives, ''is sovereign, and must and will be obeyed.'

 Weare tired of the subject, and shall moi shortly recur to it, ifleft to our own yolition.