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' “ The Government will take care ofétseify and the Pmvple must teite o%txt‘6 of tiaemseiees.” E9‘reemen ! This is the lan-
rights ! You confided to them your best and dettrest interest. ow have they discharged this high trust? Let the ‘i
existing state of things answer! 0111' National ’fi‘reasury is i’P&flii.‘:1"upt, our eurrency ruined, our credit destroyed, our
mechanics thrown out of employment, our Weritittg men witheiit bread, the enterprise of our commercial cities brok-
en down, and the doors of our mamifacturieg estatEiiisiim.eaits eieseti up. {Eur €}0V€l"[llIlBI|l3 cannot escape the awful ii
responsibility of having brought these dire caiamities uipeia us. E301‘ eiee long years they have had the power of do.
ing as they pleased---wise and patrietie Si..{E‘i.et3Si'Hh9iE have wsrtaeti titem, and predicted with fearful accuracy the conse-
quences of their destructive course. Rut iaitexieatteti with power, they have wilfully persisted in the adoption and’
prosecution of measures which have piungeti us, each successive year, in deeper and more general distress. You have
1'-emonstrated with them---you have entreated them te stay their rutitiess hand, before they had consummated their
Work of rum. But, seated in the high plaees ef pewer, and reteiiiatg in the prefusien of oflice---soaring in their pridert,
should regret”---that “ the people e:;peeteti tea mtteie tit’ the g'evea°i:s.ts'ierat” Wiien they asked it to reward the Welfareefi
the country--‘-and, finally, ‘ that the txtevermneatt must take care of itseif, maxi the Peopie must take gareof themselves},
liepair then to the Ballot box ! Raiiy at the Eheiis 3 And there avert [if possible] the ruin now impending over.
' " “"‘ ET flee Peétegiiee mite care of themsel-res !”
Norwalk Chronicler