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and other things equally ridiculous. No gov ernment principles set forth for the consider ation of the people, other than the change of administrations for better times-two dollars day and roast beef high price for produce, Sc According 10 the expectations of the federal party, you are now, sir, brought into the field as candidate for the Presidency ; and with all of those factions and promises made in l84G being attached to you. You, sir, being the head and rep esentatlve ol fed eralism, of course your elevation to the Pre- sidency depends on the utility of those fac lions, and the fulGlment of those promises. The people have had some time since the federalists came into power to calmly look on and see, hear and investigate. And what use the people will make of those blessed privileges of seeing, hearing and investigating

 is, in some measure, yet to be learned. And

 in my opinion, it would be all excellent prin- ciple ill them if they would apply themselves to wisdom, and have due reference to the Apostle Paul's caution, in which he says

 withontreserve "Prove all things, then holc fast to that which is good.o If the people would more generally do so, what, sir, dc you think, would be the result of their delib- erationsi Would not many of them discoy

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 hofhoods had been annoyed, harrassed anC broken up, merely for federal political pur

 poses-frst, to elevate yoursell--second, te elevate many other office seekers, that wei knew that if ever they had their desires an swered, it must be through means of distract ing the people. Do you not think, sir, tia ] on cooly and calmly rejecting on thefr pas