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Mh- EDITOR ;a' was informed when first
came 70 your e''y ,ha, in the drunken frolic
which d'sgraced the Senators engaged in il, on
the breaking up Of the Senate, there were
but two Senators present. John G. Calhoun
and Gen. Houston. who were not drunk i
made this statement in one Of my addressed -
have since found out that il is not correct


Gen. Cass was moi drunk, although present
And am told thar there were some others
"a present who were not drunk but have no, been
able 10 ascertain their names. But that there
was an awfully drunken spree there that nigh,
is lamentably true--and some were not drunk
& there for the first or the last time either. II j,
were my object TO expose the sins Of our peo.
pie. J could furnish facts that would make some
Of the yankee temperance boosters ashame for