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Mr. Editor-I find by the communication
W L, IN your last, that had estimated his


penetration" too highly; tor independently
,'"'S confession, he has given practical il
'u''fation of its deficiency in mistaking the
"'0st palpable irony, for serious reasoning.


discovering however that public sentiment
s"u common sense are against him, he (not
.s'y aoroitly) changes his ground, and now
.'nes out with declaration, as though he
a'u known 1t before, that "If the mill was
,"'''eo 10 any defined aperture, no mechanic


'o'or moment hesitate to say. that the
ale' should be taken from, The head!"-