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 sof his constituents, or whether be as'a . Tobligations of these instructions .al @ Scontrary to them, for certain i,onoa aaa sons, and whether certain of tbe be',s'a 2 delegation in Congress did not acl Afa gto their constituents, as an apoloov 'l.'' e sing those instructions, that they i, had i0i storily ascertained, that, if Gen'l laai a gelected President Mr. Clay wop}d 'a,' ''.,, Secretary of State, but if John On;u..'e " twas, Mir. Clay acould receive tbs,

 sment, are matters which I do not. a' q, sl spropose to investigate. But mea,a ''R facts for the purpose of showins a @ gabout the time this legcrdemaia 5, ss'.. as semployed in the President makingy ystsa Sa sthere existed party in these Un;,ad respectable in numbers and for @ ;n,a' Swho assumed to themselves the nam sional republicans: thatthey Were [ ln

 recognized by that name, and tba, D0F aguishing article in their political e,aa, gtheir avowed advocacy of lIn;,o1 ]. Blank, and that when the election s sagain in 1928, between Gen1 JaeLs sa .this same John Q. Adams. these sama su s republicans, one and all, with MT n | stheirhead, supported the reelection If W M ssThat the democratic republicans as " and distinctly known by that name N fon General Jackson, and elected b;a 1.-the combined influence of John ou;ns ! jams, Henry Clay, and all their nat;o., s' . .publiedn forces; and that the q m,c,ss. spublicans sustained and supported Genqt! sson's administration, sustained and sn..a Mir. Van Buren, ill carrying out similssi | ! ssurs, that they still held to the same \ Sples, and advocated the same measure, 2 l maintain that they are honestly endla fthe name upon principle, they are entd1 Fit by priority, and that they hold ita 7, ster of choice for the doctrine it inculcs's q Thus, Mir. Editor, having shown lbs { sof our party to the title of Democraic R1 | #Heaa, and that, therefore, Col. Fowlef'seA

 kof unfairness against us, is false and sl,l xous, | will, in my next communeation { that the knaverv-the stealing. wkiS sspeaks of, has been perpetrated by hjs B party; and, in showing this, their motv. 4the theft will appear. B0STOy