
JOHN e. CALHOUN.
BRIEF RECOMMENDATIONS
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m1. Under the false show of extraordinary de-
votion to the people, he CCalhoun1 would embrace
the first opportunity which might present itself, to
volate their rights and his duty. to promote has oaca
interest,""


.. A man of the ''most disgusting vanity and ego.
tism that can be imagined"


g. "He Calhoun endeavors to advance his own
interest princpaty, under the pretence of dsinter
estedness and extraordinary patriotism"


4."rhe cry Of the people" in his mouth, bu
willing to sacrifice their dearest interest for has our
aggrandisement"