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\n:llians.General Agent:  \n回imheaonmut beron FAD  \nroor8100.  \n(9dW  \niea andupervision of a cen-  \nr,WnL Br  \n11.LoYD GARRISOx,Editer  \nTEI w o且LD--0UR  \nrOL.XL.---NO.28  \nB OST ON,FRIDAY,  \nJULY 9,1841  \nEFUGE OF OPPRESSION.  \nSELECTIONS.  \n1.It my be ania,‘Then we difor only on aque·  \ninvariably dstnr its order and prevent the pro-grersofia busines of prinury importaneg;whicharrest curreney,finance,distribution,rolief,and ev-Bot fanaticism has conoumed too much of the pub-ile time,and here I leave the issue.  \n(S.C)Rrorder and Wianhm  \nFrom the National A.8.8tandard  \nean make use of political machinery,a menns toffet his cends,withort moral injory to himsel,and  \nTiraslal Conrentlon.  \nThe Third Polltienl Partr.  \nBracrok7,lat Jone,184L.  \nI remember with perfect distinetnoss the frst ab-olition moeting1ever attended,in which political,  \nserious detriment to the canse he adrocates.He  \nleLhirejwim  \neannot do it safely,beeaose he must leave a high  \nrather than morl,argunents gave a leading tone to  \nopme and  \nstindard for a low one.Heeannot do itoffeetnally,  \nhe proseengs;eormpesin?,4 it wers the thor  \necanee it reveraes the order o?the univeraě,bywhich it is ordained that matter shall take its form  \nMe.Chine    d hat         member of thewal  \nough-bne of the tune.I hnd then formed nn de5-  \nNe ehlopnogmdn  \nparty on this foor,he accepted the impatation of thegentleman fiom Indiana,(Mr.Kennedy.)and whicb  \nfrom the spirit—the outwardfrom the inward.How.  \nnite epinionson the subjeet of political nction,dis-tinet fron the promincnt parties of the day;nor did  \n山bre wh  \never pore hia intentions,however brave hia reolu.tion.bewlnd hnlf involved int game,thmoveu of which must be governed,in sone e,neh  \nwuu about to be repeated by the gentleman from  \n[seek for renons to disprove the necesity of uch  \nC.)that it is ouur fault if this House be disorganized  \nsbesrtenel.The poorlelevatinn.the trust inGol  \nsure,by those of anprineipled opponents,and sub-jeet tn the sune lawa 9 theirs.If he adopt this  \nWe are in te majority—ve have najority of  \nhch hd been nally inspired b ahelition gath  \nerthey ean aeknowledge thoie fanatie  \nforty一and we are responsible to our country,to theConstitution,and to our God,for the discharge of  \nerings,was wanting.Ieould not define the reason  \nmode of action,he will fnd no choice left for hin.  \nHe mut come down from his high miapion of faith  \nof my dissppointment,nor did I ncek to dn so;but  \nour daty here.It ia our duty to proceed to tha o-  \nI foli oppresed with the truth of Gurlev's re-mark,thnt the sncredness was doparting from our  \nand hope,to strugglo with present nccessities,com-  \nganization of tha Houne,to the tranaction of thebosiness for which the House sent as here.And I  \npeLe with eunning,and calculate the contingeneioe  \no c  nce一L.M.C  \nlente from this Asscitias,Te  \nappeal to the whig ptarty ou thi foor that they dothicir duty—that they act nanfilly and expodituoualy,  \nThee dim instinets of reason have since taken  \nelí a once to disclaim all knowledge,  \nform in'the imderstanding;and the process hus re.  \nDebate in Congress,on2Rule.Mr.Wise naid he way compolled;very reluctanl-  \nand thal,howsoever the Hous0may organize,under  \ngmlted in a firm conviction that no step could po*i-bly have been taken,so likely to diminish our zal,  \nf the Trieanial Convention'a eate-bers sto any imastter ofconscience,  \nwhntever rules,or ander no rules at all;for Iam  \nhe spedker for te clecion be noi ngdopled,bil flon  \nly,to reply to the gentlenan from Massachusetts,  \nto undermine our faith in prinaiples.to ereate dis  \ntnst of our motives,and in every way to shenr.as  \n(Mr.Adana.)  \nuhe Seinte,now Dpon the table,and to move that  \nThe gentleman says thot this 21at rule,to rojoct  \nof our strength,na the formation of a third political  \ni两          M  \nwe proceed with i onder the 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