{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Mr. EDIroR: SIR: noticed an article in
yesterdays paper of a meeting being held at
Mr.. Foy's Hall for the purpose Of making ar
rangements TO erect monument to the memo
ry Of the lansented James Hoban, esq. When |
first saw the call for the meeting, ! thought it
strange that it should be called at grog shop,
now dignifed with the name Of Hall. AsI see
it intimated that another meeting is to be held
at that Hall, and as should like to contribute
my mite to the object, should like to know at
which Of Mr.. Foy's Halps the meeting will be
held, his Hall in the Capitol, where members
of Congress and other gentlemen get drunk,
furnished by Congress for the purpose, or his
lower Hall, on G street, where his poor coun-
trymen may spend their last ftp, while their
wives and children are suffering for want. II
the meeting is to be held at his Hall in the Ca
pitol and it don't smell too strong of the poison
for teetotaler's olfactories, may attend.


might 60 on to show the object grog sellers
have in view, in procuring meetings to be call
ed at their Halls; but think it must be obvi-
GUS to all.


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