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american Farmers There is one class OF
men on whom we can as yet rely. 1t is the
same class that stood on the little green at Lex
ington; that gathered on the heights of Bunker
Hill and poured down from the hills of New Eng
land, and which were the life-hloed of the nation
when the English Lion was ready to devour it.
mean the farmers. They were never fonnd tramp
ling on law and right; were to commit my char
acter to any class of men; my family, and my
country's safety, it would be the farmers. They
are a class of men such as the world never saw
for honesty, intelligence, and Roman virtue;
sweetened by the Gospel of God. And when
this nation quakes, they and their sons are those
that will stand by the sheet anchors of our liber.
ties, and hold the ship at her moorings till she
ou,rides the storm.-Icnn. W. ReUieW.