For the Columbian Fountain.
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MEssRs. EDITORS :-Gentlemen,-In the
remarks you make on the 7unl-seller's letter
to the Judge, which appeared in last Satur-
days Fountain, there is no denial of the
falsehoods with which that precious docu-
ment abounds; and, as find many of our
teetotal friends believe the charges therein
made to be true, consider it due to myself
to contradict said charges. First: that
" denounced individuals by name as infa-
NOUS, and others reposing," &c., is false
mentioned mo names but those read from
New York temperance paper, all of whom
reside in New York, except one, and his
name | suppressed. Secondly: the state
ment about the pavement being blocked up
ia also false that there was pretty good
meeting admit; but to say that it was so
large as to compel ladies and others to get
off the pavement as far down as the front Of
Browns is not true. don't remember to
have seen any hacks on the stand; for it is
prohibited by law, and believe the hack
men observe the la,c, which is not the case
with the grog-sellers.


MI Yours, &C., GEO. SAVAGE.