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BIZ A ND-LlDEpA
las W. DORR.


hnd are holding tremen.
f Governor Dorr, and
net be made to quake
The whole na,lcn is
leeds of whig insolence


following, from the


must be the persecu.
y, when the "iaw and
d to cry aloud against
j. The people at the
bry to these despots:


the Mey York Sun.


DORR.


Meeting respectable in
bers, was held at the


since to devise ways
n of Gov. Dorr. We


er citizens, but it ap-


raj points of extreme


shness, in the case Of


lion expressed by cer-


unation and imprison-


never was doubte d,
ether POLITICAL. This
70 know not with wha,
caIIy friendly to Gov.


jury. He has been


be true; he had no
who had any sympathy
consideration for his
like O'Con nell, by a
bf being like O'Con.
urrounded by friends,
| Governor Dorr is at
ton dress, and made to
Is is bad in principle,
of the consequences.
h in office wise they !
t-tha, class Of men
ence they could only !
IA country like ours.
grew out Of a strug-
which had a majority |
d consequently which
nment, both claiming
Is contest, and in the
, he was representing
% the rights Of self
I'D, thrown into prison


treason. High Trea-
struggling to give a
fe, not reasonable to
oring to build up, not
r mode of giving him
n reasonable number
liticalIy his friends.


would have ended as


both jus, and polite
ature to open his prl-


thout imposing any |
ile in that prison the
J. His fate involves
knerlcans can never


r that one Of the Vice |


hig Convention, was


leanS.-O the Goth |
bid in that city, one


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