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,,e,r arrangements. Our country, alone, Of
all the world, the United States zas invited
60 send Representatives to that most import
mt assembly. The invitation was accepted
NV the Executive Government. Delegates
we're appointed; Immediately on the assemb-
ling OF Congress, their names were submitted
10 The Senate, and now,---at the end OF three
months, with the knowledge that the whole
country are in favour Of the measure, the
Senate have not passed upon the nomna-
tiops-our delegates remain at home. ourl IN
terests are eacrldsetl. We slight the invita-
ZION given, and hazard the good opinion OF
al the Independent Governments of Ameri-
ca. that few men may wreak their venge-
ance on an individual, or manifest their hos
tilty to the administration of their country.


Democrctic 1'ie8s.