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In the fragments Of Mr.. Pinkney's speech
on the Missouri question, annexed to Whea-
toms Life of that orator is this passage.


"Our continent was fall Of aboriginal in
habitants. Where are they, OF their descen-
dantsa Either with "years beyond the
food," or driven back by the swelling tide
Of our population from the borders OF the
Atlantic to the deserts of the West. You
follow still the miserable remnants. and
make contracts with them, that seal their
ruin. You purchase their lands. Of which
they know not the value, in order that you
may sell them to advantage, increase your
treasure, and enlarge your empire. Feeble
ness and ignorance have to do with power
and cunning"