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f' wy '''S ii'oiS " P"y
i''''e'r noie uia'i u,eir proportion OF the expeh-
'esUi Peie,'0e' ds 'iey uu ouf'h9 me iate war.
mere Is Que point Oh we" IN which his
euoleo. Suou'o oe eHa.ii'heo oy the people
near ne sea coasl ana rivers, aud theyare tie
:uflori'y ol tiie w''ole' separation would ru-
~ ..o ooa'''''o "aue =" Ao'n5 'o Dos'oh oy
"''e'' .'o''Sr' ~, must eh'e' 'ni Gear out eve
y voyage. ne eApehce 70 The Whole coast
'''S '"'e'est "ou0 amount 10 very large
su'.iI'". 'n'' "ou'u De neEt 70 nS't'ng con
Pa'ea oo 70 Tue "ou'.e a"a ae'ay oi going ten'
'o' 20 Vi s0'ie''ills oo miles u CUSTOM
'oure' ~"


rue argus 's.'s os I't'' pah'e' DAVIS Esq
.: o'loe ".p'e " f-.l''51 .' 'aVou' 0, sePara
.,o"."''5. 5.''s' o"'yeo oy some
- 9'l'on 2oe'e9 20 '5al -Fhe'hef ne
iiu 'oeai VI persona -" appear
ou' 'ha' 'ne peopie dio ao- ".lh h'm' $
e''oeht. Inc othy ohhcn eX's'ei
coin, Hancock anI W,shsnqt,, ... 81 ~.
term of the Supreme Court annu,sg. rs,t
inconvenience is now renea;el. Som
Convention alludedto have said 'ately .ns ,rv
were now opposed to separation. A.,o The





would prefer Boston to any place in Maine.
country and tbe load os d,,t;es and ,axas o,gb,
to silence ,boso sor,r,,;an o,ba,x;o. s.Irn;,-,
@ ~, '~P"i"'o'' o''e "''s
oocieues. ihere are some inslnuatons that
this is plan favored by the party commonly
called democratick, as party. tis well
known that many of this party have been,
and are opposed to it. At the last attempt,
before that which blew up last winter, there
was an opposition raised to the measure con-
sisting of all parties. The Hon. Messrs. Car!e-
ton, Tallman and Cushman, were members of
a Committee raised by this body, who pub
lished resolutions against separation. On
the whole, if the people, will only exercise
their understandings as they have heretofore
done, all the ink shed by the two or three
and the Union Society.'' will 10 no harm.


y,,,,coj,, Uoncocl 4. W,sb;noton





p. S.-We have lately been favored " itb
another Circnlar from Dr. Aver. enclos;,, ON
Arqus ex,r. ,r;n,oJ na,;,;ons e.,


:I:'.I f' -, 'o"n
anu '"o''i3ddis, dS .ne CASE may De, Tor
winch, as, no doubt, he thinks many of us
q
respectful acknowledgements.



The so,lov,;,u ,,,a,,.,h f.o,, .ho c.,. p..
4, Jaa,o'' pa. ,,oi ."' ',a'em ntgtster
- o. dcoouht 9i ihe
.aat II 40 'ne mean ana con-
a '''e ''''0N '.7'' s9''''''e' :" TUE last ar
!.


III 'he present "esA ss'e Legislature oi
Massachusetts was assembled at 0oston. The
condltioe Of our county would dispose all par.
ties not to :Dter.upt situation from which ey-
erv thing was to he bane3 Tho uassa,,o.
~, ~. - !, -. -, -
''o'' 'ie so,eiiloi ""S :" eoiiSeh@ "iih 'hese
enlo'ioia IN the cloSe OF the Message the
i1oyernoT iniernS rs thai he shs.t 10 longer
be candidate for the office Cur best wish
es follow his Excei,0cV into bis raf,,enosni
lie hopes and happiness.


