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0SrWe have noticed paragraph. set in circu.
lnton by the Pittsburg Despatch. "published by
J. Heron Foster, which slanderously imputed TO
William II. Allen the commission Of crime of
tho deepest dye. Mr.. Allen has denied the truth
of the charge. and asked for suspension Of public
opinion until he could have time to prove hImself
guiless; but not iii the sander had spread to his
injury. We ore happy to say .I'a, there exists
now no necessity for such suspension, as Foster,
the originator of the slaader, has Withdrawn his
charge. thereby acknowledging that he was mis-.
taken in his statements. We think that Foster
should be taught lesson which would make him
more careful, for the future. how he imPutes 10
men the commission Of crimes, when he has no
proof that they had perpelrated them. If the
charge was wunton ono the lesson should bo
severe.