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A rery Fa,pable hii.--The U. s
warm Clay paper, understands


"lhat General Den rborn, Of Boston, Di
he said if foreign influences increa@l
to como rs they are now increasing" "
obliged to resort to arms as native A"'
defence Of our bir,hright and our "a
lIberlies.' We have nothing to sayaas
expression. excepting to oexpressa hoFn'
we who we're born in this country, eve
to take up arms on any account. lhoss
he in a better situation for use than VEN
the Massachusetts arsenal when under I
Gen. Dearborn"