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have given the reader an impartial history i'll our le


gatFe of the committed by the loeos of
the House in expeng lawfully elected member, and Civ


ing his par,izan of their political band The
Indignation have felt such breach of law, and
the constitution under which that law established and
the sacred rights of Amcrsan citizen. felt
all honest who gvea the subject hours reec


on and 1t now behooyes who has thus the
usnrpauon of arbitrary power i'll the capital of
State, denounce it in the spri,
of the Dmocratc principles of institutions 1t
broad the unhoy work locooco=m, which not
stayed by what deemed power
iaad IT will "r" iaHa eN'e"a s"1f aeparf-
men OF civil government 1t has already corrupted
the Executive head of the nation, pevaed
extent the national council, and is reveling
with unrestraned Icentousnes in the lower Hall of
State council. It's step will be the judicial
bench, where the boasted right raI by will
byeword and reproach- Why may judge, who is
created by such a compose n majority the
House, drive from tine jury box political opponent, that
the members of the legislature should member
VINO bad been legally elected the people, and put fellow
partizan in his place. If the foul spirit yet stayed,
the ermne i'll alone stained,
reign around the social and sacred of the pr
citizen. and aitars dedicated God will pro-
famed by its whitening power.


The object of the Outrage perpetaied in the House, to
enable the ocos elect Howard the friend free trade
and shin pIasts the Senate of the United
States w ill they succeed by this means! We not
and member OF the legislature would again
submit the the people, whose will, plainly and de-


ntely expressed souid alraps be obeped The hgs
the Senate proposed going the election with the
bers there by the people, but the ocos refused until the
deed inamy should be consunmated /, is done; and
it the duty of tho Wings thwart them in the
ercise of their l-sosen power. by honorable
We therefore say the Wings of the legislature, an
humble constituent, stand firm by your principes-if the
locos will go into elec fair and equal meet
if they will do this let the subject back
people, and they will decide the matter they in their
sovereign will and pleasure deem right and proper