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The following extract from the \ dress of General BERTRAND, on oaefll himself as candidate to the eleci0'| college of Chateauroux, shows the e1 stant reference made by the frlend1 freedom, elsewhere, to the example the United States:

 'The question of an hereditary FII age, and some other points which aal latterly been agitated, sufficiently Ppl that there can, be no safe.y for fla,1 except in the establishment Oi pun liberty, and the economy ot the ?. Pa@I aI money. But fearnot to say, ffa'a electors have lost sight of the most portant question, a question Na should take the lead of all olnef' without which it is impossible 10 le9s dsefully upon the means of estaOlr.s any governmental modern times anu an undebased people. The quesa'1 -the unlimited liberty q tic rf which is the foundation, .iae palRe. of freedom. Tie liberty vhiea British possess of printing, paOl,' and circulating what they pisasss p.sss alone secure the revolution oi i ,s. caused that island to resist the W.. it's old aristocracy. It is the ,, llss'S .ss;ij the press which has securea s... ,s pendence of the United s'ass .,ss that vast country they are sala'u II s, t7eo Mousand newspapers, as 3'' Mousand uallages." "