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Mr.. CRANVFORD.-Thc National Journal
in speaking of MIR. Crawford, very justly OBJ
serves that the people ought to be accu-
rately informed OF the real state of the body
as we'll as OF the mind Of d pcrc?n held up
before them as one fitted to fill the highest
station in the government Of this country.
Hitherto there has been y silence, a reserve,
mastery in this point, the motive for which
we shall endeavour hereafter to explain.


Mr.. Crawford was at Church on Sunday
last, and though he is certainly better than
he has been, for many months past, it was
evident to all who saw him, that he is still
far from bcingin a state to attend to his busi-
ness. He appcarsto br still suffering severe
ly under the effects OF a violent paralytic
affection, evident both in his sheech and
ouR