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1t has been a fact almost universally ac-
knowledged. that the morals of the people
partake much of the character of those of
theirrulers. They are disposed to initiate &
thus imbide and partake of their feelings
and character to great extent In 1887,
Martin Van Buren told 5 that the American
People, were great, a generous. moral,
noble. virtuous and religious People AT
ter conducting this good people through
trials and difficulties that are incident to
humanity through the journey Of life. he
tells US that we are. drunken, 5esotted
coon-befooled. log -cabined set OF rakes, with
not sense enough left to know whom to
chose for leader. Well, suppose We, the
people, are the degraded rowdies he rep
resents us to be in his late letter. who is to
blame2 was he not our leader, and WHY
did he conduct us from the pinnacle of earth
ly perfection, to the lowest depths of degra-
ton and where would he lead us in an
other four years.