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whether ' willingly or unv;,,;n.,. :. tor me to say. It Is, indeed ls,y ,bas u IS news that the Union men and .lsR n goi CTS e ;, have laid down their arr arna .ne N brethren now,-that South G'.ns1 cars,,a andl so much heart and soul, full of 1llOs ;n,an strong men, moves with one i1,sss in's',seIi one front against that most corrp's' a,pe'a'l DC, bodies of ,i men,--tihe Albany y''lPl P r

 he aihoais, inc Petlerus' ,b. Sssa tons, the Hugers, and Me ' DptBaae 'ue

 one. When Virginia acts tbas s'' a af'

 of her glory will return. The ss' ss 'as she has lost her fame, is, that .Iason x. 2 troduced within her boandar,sss s''s Nas

 the Regency system of politics. ',l'a pa'' \ duees all intellect to mere macb;aa "u'e4 forces men to act the part IR,iteis B S ;s E that ls' degrading his own State. :" .s1 ae'' intellect of his own State, to fors;os0l5 ' a0a foreigners purposes. Ritcbie bsla.l sHs' Albany, not to Richmond. Wbv 'I' wI Van Buren take him therel His h"a. "ll better be where his heart is; and f bs hay upon 1t, that Virginia shall have b;a i' las' why Van Buren can return him Ils ibs.l ssa