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ticularly his party, owes to the immortal author Of
the Declaration o! independence.


Let Republicans, by their muniHccnce on the
present occasion, show that they are grateful to
their distinguished benefactor, and that they do
not wish to cast him on the bounty of Mr.. Walsh
and his other political enemies. We will not insult
our democratic brethren by offering any arguments
to prove the propriely and duty Of each OF them
casting IN their mite: we think with an eloquent
writer in the Baltimore American, that, "when il,
is said the author of the immortal Declaration is in
rant. nothing more is necessary TO TOUCH THE
HEAnT--and when it is said these wants can be re.
lieved, nothing more is necessary TO OPEN THE
HAND.o


the Legislature Of Virginia may grant Mr..
Jefferson's request--but we hope that his demo-
cratic friends will preyen. the necessity Of dispo-
sing of his property. We believe that they are
ready to throw more than " ten thousand purses at
his feet"-and that the moment Treasurer is ap-
pointed TO receive their gifts, they will flow in with
profusion. We would recommend that some per-
son at Washington City be selected as Chief Trea.
surer. We speak from our own knowledge when
say that MIR. Jeferson's friends in this Borough
are ready to assist him-having heard number Of
the most able of them express themselves to this
effect; and we have no doubt that his numerous
friends throughout this County and State, would
join them in presenting their free-wi offerings to
the great patriarch OF democracy.


pirginaa Legislature. the l7th inst. in the
House Of Delegates, the bill authorizing THOMAS
JEFFERSON to dispose of his property by Lottery.
was ordered to be engrossed and read third time.