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lis it sol above all, does the public press of thi:
country habitually teach those great political doc
trines in their purity, which are the only safe
guards Of political liberty! We do not believe


that the people the base, corrupt sordid, often.
sive mass Of human beings that the press holds
them out to be. We do not believe that, as a
body. they have imbibed the mysterious poison
of the great agrarian teachers who are daily labor
ing to debase them. But if these things continue


if the press, the great moral lever by which great
revolutions to be effected in this day, is per-
mitted to remain under the control of foreign mer-
cenaries. we know not how long the integrity Of
the American people can Withstand its influence.
Continued iteratons of the same thing will pro-
duce its effect. That effect is ten fold greater
when in its aid are enlisted the bad passions of
our nature, against the Influence of which re-
gion and philosophy have for SO many thousands of
years almost in vain been opposed. Look to this,
fellow countrymen, and see how far the statement
is true. and if true, to its speedy CORRECTION.