ANONYMOUS Letters.
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The Boston Transcript makes the
following remarks on the subject OF
anonymous letter writing -" Few
persons have sufficient mastery over
their own feelings as at once to scout
at the contents of such letters, and TO
pass them by disregarded. The mind
is teo pure to give some credence to
The insinuations thus conveyed, and
diligently set TO work to suspect the
author. In this way the innocent be-
comes the accused person, friendship
is broken, and love turned perhaps in
sensibly into hate. This is certainly
a fearful consequence, and one of the
worst features of anonymous letter
wIiting."