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,.bej. we're most unfortunate letters. The las. no
hester Daily Advertiser, ~ings US a letter from
Edvard MBride, Esq. an honorable gentleman


and . member OF the British Provincial Parliamen.
aom Niagara district, who was inculpated IN the


.Sar by the convention letters, and also from the
n;eers Of the Lodge at Newark, where Morgan


'..s aid 10 have been blindfolded, gagged, &c. in


o,a,r 10 be delivered to the Canadian masons These
oso,lemcn are all men Of character. and they dis


iur,lv deny the whole and every part OF the story,


a. far as they we're connected with it by the Lewis
nm letters. Morgan was never taken over there,
n;niooed blinded, gagged, nor in any other way


The m.sons OF Canada we're never applied to upon


,he subject and never heard any thing about un-


III lono alter the transactions we're said to have ia
len Mace. Thus has every fact asserted in those


celebrated letters been overturned one after another
and The conclusion il inevitable, that some wicked
v,-s pretending TO be masons, have succeeded
IN cruelty imposing upon the gentlemen who were
engaged in the Investigations At Lewiston. Never


,heles,, we believe Morgan TO be dead, else why do
No, those who were known to have been concerned


Il his abduction produce hima or are they all con-
cerued in plot 10 xeep up an excitement and share
he profits ofths revised edition Of Jachin and Boa1
We think not.