.OUR LABOURsw A-HEM!
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Etona the Deiaauare Gazette NoD Fl, 1898.


aWe do hope that they will not continue TO neg
rect as after this call but that they VIII snow
their appreciation of our course, and their sasfac
tion at the great political result which has been pro-
eluced by OUR LABOURS, and (a--hem! y those
suho haze o-operated soith as, by sending Us Ut
lie Of the means. which will enable us, as well as
them, to REJOICE at the result.


BRIEF "REMINISCENCES.


From, The Deloacare Gazette .Aug. II, 1924.


g. As we conceive that there is not the most re-
mota nrohablty that either General Jackson or mr.
Cin,, will succeed to the Office, (of PresldenD It
would he waste of time and room to dwell at length
IN the reasons which form our otjectioYs to them
but we may remark, as aDe pass. that the II HAo \
TEMPER, and VIOLENT PASSlONS OF tne Ior- ,r
,ner. amount. suith us, to an lNSUPERABLh oi'-
LECTION TO HIM AS A CANDlDAlEto tof me me
executive chair of the nation. REPUbllC
should be extremely cautious in elevating 0aafta'y
leader to high and important station however ami
able he may be in his manners. and paciflc IN ms
d;spositions and none but those possessing the
naoss eralted publications, and those of the most pa
e;fc kind should ever be THOUGHT OF tor the
Office: but he, whose greatest recommendation Il
A DISREGARD TO LAW, JUSTICE OR PRO
pRlETY. when they stand in the way of the accom-
nlishment of a fayorite measure, though OF doubtful
nropriety. should be avoided as MORE DAN
GEROJJS MAN than one who is an OPEN ant
DECLARED FOE to our country and our llber
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