{"character_count": 2509, "word_count": 433, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9484999775886536], "ccnet_perplexity": [1986.5], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
directly, or through .heir legislature, that they can alone gain admissions Butiisuch were not the fact, ihayc ever heId ilto be tic right of inc people to instruct their representative. and the duty of the representative to obey their Instructions. With this view of the subject. t iiia lbc only necessary to add. that in any event, t would bc 9Gstf q piaio'is not my own, that l should feel bound terepfesentat Washington, while acting as your servant.

 If may notbe amiss to say to these nf my felow-citizens, who may not know my political sentiments. that am. and have been the jealous supporter, of the venerable patriot and soldier, Andrew Jackson. Althoughreared in Kentucky, 1 am a native of the State of Tennes- see, around whose sons he has shed so much glory and distinction, and for whose sakes, and his countrY's honor, he has encountered so many dangers and priyatons,I ! could not well be otherwise. Entering the army in my youth, first as volunteer in the militia ofmy country. then in the regular service, until the close of the last war, l relinquishcd the profession of arms, and became prac- tical farmer. From that period to the present, have relied upon that calling. Having had it in contemplation for some time to resign my office, in the discharge of the duties of which, much of my per sonal intercourse with the people of this Territory has arisen. 1 shall execute that intention in the course of the pre- sent year; then, whether elected or not, my reliance for support will be exclu- Sively on the cultivation of my farm having years since transported the re- suit of all my previous labors, to this my adopted country.

 Unambitious, and fond of retirement, as the whole tenor of my life will testify, the exhibition ofa temper ofimpatiencc, if not intolerance, in relation to the en- suing election, has had no little influence in inducing me to tender you my seryi- ces in opposition to the late incumbent.

 fellou-eitizens-Should the Delega- lion devolve on me, as the object of your preference, having TO entangling alli- ances 10 control me-having no kindred in the Territory, who could seek or fill public station. save one brother. and he has shown no uneasy aspirations. itwould be for me, in my recommendations to office, to urge the claims of merit, with an eye siaele and alone to the public l good, paying on all occasions duo regard to the will of the people.

 With greatrespeot.

 ] ana, Fellow-Gitizens,

 Your 0hd't Serv't,

 BEEN EeESEEA,

 fsf4t r5 afS.5s@ e