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 y on the increase, and and will end in ensat.. revolution, and we fear desposm. We say desns, ism, for that has been the aaie all such tnass. ments. We see 1t already proposed in New Yos, paper-haf in jest and half in earnest, just as nns chooses to take ito make Mr. Van Buren Kno, .s put end to the carried against the currenev and the best interests of the people, and to end also K corruption introduced among the people by the ones bribery offered through the patronage of the eoyern' meDt. When such suggestion be made al b;s time, no would be surprised at millions being foIns willing to go step fafthef to escape the evils af ans archy and popular violence. We saw the millions 4 France beseeching Napoleon to take absolute poweY, and rescue them from the misruo of the Kendas. and Bentons, and Dallasses of that day.