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Not having much to do, Tor lew moments, we
will just serve up another bitter draught for the
plant editor OF the Argus, as yet he has not at
empted to justify the crooked course he has pur.
sued. 1t is well that he is silent for any attempt
to justify his agitous acts would but sink him deep
er in political degradation. and public contempt Tor
the prostitution Of the little talents with which he
has been endowed, in yielding himself implicitly to
the dictatlon of men without principle. In his pa
per Of the l4th May, 1924. in speaking Of the pre-
tensions Of General Jackson. he represents him as
one :. WHOSE AalBI ZION IS AS INSATlA,
BILE AS THE SEA. AND WHO 70 GRAFT
Fly HIS lNORDINATE LUST OF POWER
WOULD OVERLEAP ALL BOUNDS" Bu
now. fursooth, he is represented as the very lamb 0
mcekncss. and the very paragon Of republican purl
ty. Will the Argus be kind enough TO inform
the public when the change took place ?


Was there ever earth such treachery, snc
abandonment of principle as is evidenced in tn
present actious course of the Argus, and SOM
half dozen of the combination prints, contrast
ed by their former professions and we'll known pre-
sent opinions? This is, indeed, :. the madness c
party"