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habits and morals. Rbullitions such as those TO
which you alude, rather betray the tendencies Of a
defeated system than taint the character OF com
munity they are transient spots on disc otherwise
uniformly bright Pennsylvania, in contributing by
her electors 10 station in the Office Of Vice Pres
dent, voluntarily transferred a son, whom she right
ly recognised always faithful and afeeonate In
10 sphere where his functions and obligations wi
dened far beyond her power, or her wish TO control
She never dreamt ofeoyerly retaining for the State
what she ostensibly gave 10 the Union. She never
dTeamt Of deludlng the nation with the sembiance OF
a functionary whose mind, heart, conscience, and
vote she secretly kept TO her own exclusive interests
and purposes. She never dreamt Of acting herself
or exaciing from me, part SO disngenuous, disloy-
al, nd dshonorable. No. No: That's not Penn
sylyania, and never can be }! You have called her
"beloyed," !" and she has well earned the epithet by
unsurpassed devotion TO the broadest patriotism and
purest practices Of democracy. Rest assured that
she viii retain her title 10 it unmPaired by eamor,
eupdity or factions.


Renewing my warm Acknowledgements for the
honor you have done me,


am, gentlemen, most respectfully,


Your friend and fellow citizen,


GEORGE NJ. DALLAS.
To John Thomson Mason, and others.