... not at all apprehensive of encroachments upon public liberty, through the instrumentality of a standing army. The badge of slavery is upon the man who is compelled to become a soldier in opposition to his own wishes and inclinations, and we can see no ...

... doubtless have attached themselves to the United ; potwithstanding the high price England pays for their s. ogar, nor A tuerican slavery: and they will do so yet ; for that is their destiny as pronounced by the irresistible voice of nature, by the or results ...