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 = The timeFw as, hen the citizens of the old as well as tbe new world, were in a state of abject slavery, and bartering and bargaining for the best offices in the land were e.carried on with impunty; but in this enlightened day. when men are jealous of their rights, 1t is impossible for the most designing demagogues to carry on this ne- .tarious traffic without detection"

 In the Gazette of the 9th ult. I find this extraordinary language used by writer over the signature ofss Repubfican." Ex- traordinary. I say, because 1t emanatcs from source known to all 10 be replefe with designing intYigtsers, whose chief end and aim has been their own aggrandize- ,nent and the political advancement of their partizan adherents. In an article which preceded this communication, the Editor oftbe Gazette recomme nds II to thc careful and attentive perusal of the read CTS of that paper, and lauds if as being sstemperate, well written, and free from the coarse and violent language which has characs erised too many ofthelate publica- tions on the subject of the approaching election of Delegate.o The language of some of these writers have been coarse and violent in the extreme; but very small share or their abuse has fallen to the lot of either Col. DesiFa or Col. Seyier, while Mir. Crittenden. for purposes best known to themseiy es, has been made 10 bear the hurthen of their maieyolent attacks and bitter invective. Nor does ssiiepublican" apply the corrective, but in his yery 1yest sstempeTate and we'll written stylen vents his spleen upon Mr. Crittenden, and loads