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Bosros, April 10, ls46.
SIE have received your note OF Saturday. In
my letter 10 the editors OF the Evening Post speak
ing Of the writer Of "faots for the people, as acting
agent Of the Manchester manufacturers, eeHainly
har reference 70 You, having no doubt that you
were the writer Of the articles referred to.


very readily give you the grounds for my adding
The latter designation. | had read in the Union a
letter from you, with copy Of one from Mr. Henry,
Of Manchester, BY which Il appeared that you had
been furnished with samples Of the various manu-
features of that place. wss informed that YOU had
oeaainsd the use Of one Of tAa The Capitol,
iniwhich you were exhibiting for many days these
samples, IN comparison with some Of our own man
ufactnre, with asiew Of influencing the action Of
Congress upon the tariff. q ..,..-r. .. ....
in thus advocating the claims and interests Of the
Manchester manufacturers, as capable OF furnishing
goods on better terms thas our own, | thought il
highly probable that you were acting a volunteer,
which led me 70 use the qualified expression did in
conformity with this supposition.


am, SIR, your very obedient servant,


N. APPLETON.