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ever bcfel people; and do most sincerely hope that every energy of our new state will be exerted to obsiate so great curse, The best talent of oui country, connected with integrity, from all politi cal compcxions and divisions, should be called to the bench. Here is the best, the safest, and last buwark ofthe peoples rghts-=it should be always held sacred: whenever it invaded by corruption, or cringes and bows to power, the property, lives, and liberties of the citizen are i'll danger and the days of the Republic numbered.

 It would, Fellow-C Citizens, afford me great plea- sure to meet you in your respective counties and neighborhoods, before the election that free com munion and interchange of opinions might take place between us. It is one ofthe excellencies of our free and happy government: but the shortness of the time will necessarily prevent me from srati- flying this wish. The greater part ofmy life since my arrival at manhood, has been passed among you and all my hopes, interests and feelings, are ccntered here, and identified with yours and the rising prosperity of our infant state. My private life, my public acts, and the basis of my political creed are before you. With your decision-for a republican never murmurs al the choice of lreemen freely madel shall be satisfied. And in any event, trust that country will not be the sui Ierer. Very Respectfully,

 Your Fellow Citizen,

 A. FOWLER.