ANOTHER MISREPRESENTATION COR


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We have been favored with the following CORE
spondenes, which has just taken place between the
Secretary of War and the Paymaster General of the
army. IL clears away another Of the unjust asper-
sions upon the government, which ars circulating
SO freely and so frequently in the newspapers. Do
we expect TO arrest them by such frequent refuta-
honsf MOI we cannot destroy the vocation Of the
libellers Of the government They still return to
their dirty work again, like the beasts spoken Of in
the scriptures. But by exposing some Of them we
produce this good effect that it shakes the conf
denee OF the people in the verify of their statements
The conduct of the Secretary of War in relation to
the volunteers Of Louisiana and in relation to the
disbanded regimentof Missouri, has served to show
the injustice with which an infuriated opposition
has attacked the able and efficient secretary; and
here we have another instance Of the reckless au-
daeity with which the administration has been as
sailed.