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deed, the type Of ingratitude, and we
lose that respect and affection, in the
eyes of the deserving, which taught
them to forsake all for the common
good. The friendship Of Mr.. Jeffer.
son for Paul Jones, would at at any
time, have secured to him our favor
but his many and important servi-
ces, his patriotism and rare disinteres-
tedness in and for the cause Of liber.
ty, Of themselves, claim for, and enti.
tie him 10, our remembrance. The
late Mr.. Forsyth has been heard to
say, that claims, having not title of
the merit Of those Of Paul Jones, were
daily passed by Congress - and it is to


be hoped that the opportunity ofdoing
Justice to the memory Of one of our
earliest and bravest defenders will not


be lost sight Of by our representatives.


The members from Lou,siana-and


we say it with pride-no matter Of


what political complexion, have never


failed, in cases like this, truly 10 re-


present the liberal and generous feel
]ings Of their constituents.-N 0. JET.
lfersoni0n.