For the Del0aUare Journal.
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Mn. Enron:


ion have no doubt, in common with myself. read
with feelings of indignation the vile and slanderous
attack upon Kensey Johns, Junr. Esq. in the Della
ware Gazette. That such an attack was unexpect-
GU cannot assert-but that it was wholly unmerit-
ed and uncallel for, none but the miserable and pur-
chased wretch who made it will deny If ever
there was an individual whose amable and unas
snming good qualities could have disarmed political
fancour, that person was Mr.. Johns--but it seems
as II party strife spare nothing. Virtue, char
acler, religion itself is not exempt from its assaults,