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From the Conan,crciai .4tircriser.
THE LETTER AGAIN.
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No way abashed by the rebnifs the "kennel pres
ses" have hitherto received upon the subject of the
much talked of eterof Mr.. Webstel's, which no
body has ever seen. the Hon. Samuel C. Allen, of
Massachusetts. has been recently summoned before
the public. to sustain the charge. 1t will be seen.
however, by what follows, that this new attack has
been no less promptly met and put down by Mr.
Allen, than have been the former ones. The Green
field Mass Herald received this morning, contains
the following letter from Mr. A.
An article in a late number of the u. s. Tee-
graph, has been shewn mt, containing the following
paragraph


- We aver upon good authority. thai Mr.. Webster


did say, that he had letter in his possession which
lpledged Mr.. Adams to the Federal party, and he


did shew it to some aud offered to shew it to another


Federal gentleman as an inducement to influence
their votes for Mr.. Adams. We will now name Mr..


WarfieId. of Maryland Mr.. Allen of Massachusetts,


and Mr.. Nc Lane, of Delaware
The reference 10 my name in the above article
is wholly gratuous, and without the slightest au.
: thority from me, and so far as know, the state
i nent it contains is without the least foundation il


Ifact | never saw any letter from Mr.. Adams in the
possession of Mr.. Webster, or of any other person


relating to the Presidential election, or to the Fede
Il raj party, or any other party. never heard Mr.
e Webster say or intimate that he had such letter
n any letter from Mr.. Adams, nor ever have | ha
C any knowledge from any source, Of such letter.
SAMUEL G. ALLEN.
= Greenfield, Nor 7. 1897.


* 1t now remains for Mr.. Warfeld and Mr.. Milan
" TO come forth under their own proper names, IN
rs sustain the Telegraph and Richmond Enquirer,
is they can.