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GoDernOr Dorr. A celebration in honor of
the liberation Of this pure patriot was given in
Rhode Island few days since, which was attend
ed by thousands. Hon Olney Ballson presided,
and the Meeting was addressed by Mr.. Parmen.
ter, of Providence. by Hon. Isaac Wright, oi
Boston, and by Gov. Dorr, as well as others
The Proyidence Herald says; "shout upon shout
went forth as Gov Dorr made his appearance
upon the stand, and at every moments interval in
his speech the air rang with the applause of the
people. Letters were read from Robert J. Wal
ker, Levi Woodbury., Marcus Morton, and Mar
tin Van Buren, expressing the strongest attach
men for the great principles involved in the s;rug
giles for liberty in Rhode Island The letter from
Mr.. Van Buren is peculiarly bold and noble. Mr.
Walker sent the following sentiments


"The right of the people to abolish roy al char
tiers, and establish in their placessfree constitu-
tions-A right proclaimed in the declaration of in
dependence as "inestimable 10 freemen, and for.
midable to tyrants only" Itmust and will be pre-
served" '. J