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...rv where furnished Of the readiness OF
~ true and gallant Wings to exercise thls
I,vleoe, whenever patriotism demands is
PLcb inspires the patriot with hope. II


", no nainful to them TO oppose those, whom
,noy S themselves elevated TO powcr-to whose
wy .,sv thew had looked for the consumation


-, and salutary measures. They viii


bseore they will strike. But strike they
IJ N ~ sure as there is a God. if they find that
thew have been betrayed, or their confidence
abused. -,


,bs state of feeling in Charles City, the ma
rive county of Mr.. Tyler-upon the receipt
of,be intelligence Of the Veto, In the ex-
cnement Of the moment--which was aggra-
y.ledb BY the rumor that the President had a.
handoned his party, and was in close commu-
MON with the Loco Focos-the adversaries
ofll the great principles for which the Wings
had eontended, a meeting Of the people was
surgested TO give vent to the deep mdigna-
lion which all telt. But one feeling prevailed
that ofabhorrence at the supposed treacne,
nv. Moderate counsels, however, in'erposeu
To avert the storm. Il was well urged Ihat
the President is our friend--let us cTedit ho'h-
ing derogatory to his patriotism or his homer
without the evidence. Letu us near OSlore n we VIC
strike. Ifthe worst prove Ius, we snali OsS
nothing by delay. we may theh striAe Win
double the effect.


aThis feeling Of forbearai.ce towards the
President, accompanied by an infexlble de-
termination to spare not even brother who
proves false 10 his faith, pervades the Wing
party Of the country. 1t is this which consti-
tutes this great party tho ornament and stay
of the Republic. Il is this which gives ear
nest that its foundation are laid too deep and
broad in the popular affection, to be shaken
by scheming and trading politicians, who may
assume the garb Of purism to disguise their
sefshness.