OFFICE OF THE EVENING Posi-,


New York. March, 1910.
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TO you copy of the "Evenng Post for the
Country"


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ocratic, in regard 10 the powers Of government
and the proper province oflegslation, in times
olthe greatest Encouragement, and when those
principles were least popular In it the meas
ures pursued by the present democratic admin
istration of the United States, as well as those
Of the administration ofGenera Jackson, have
found steady, jealous, and we hope, in some
degree, an efficient supporter.


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