{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Perhaps there is scarcely iruer criterion .,s ~
which public opinion can be tested, than inc 'oa'n y
al our 4h OF Jny dinners. 1t is very true 'nas se
some instances, these toass may be inc meie Dh;cb
hices of party opinions, or State feelings, Mm "ir.
prevail at the moment srising out OF pecula'i; ="
cumstances but on the whole, we should DC u,,r
sed to regard this test as one OF the most he
which we can obtain. As far as the toas's :, s.sn
late Anniyersary-an Anniversary which m ,,a' ah.rr.
perhaps, more generally and enthusasea.y ,sarb.
we'd than any other for many years past have
cd us, we az perfectly justified in the nefefae -.


with the people themselves, the present aoai't'@'


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