THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

Correspondence Of the Columbian Fountain.

ALEXANDRIA, April 2, 1916.
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ALEXANDRIA, hpf1 <, Io4O.


Mr. EDIToR In looking over your valua-
BILE paper few days ago, | was much sur
prised to see, in the account given by al" of
the meeting OF the Patrick Henry Association,
on the evening of the March last, material sr-
ror il was in reference TO the lecture delivered
before that Association, in which he states the
name of the lecturer to be Geo. L. Worthington.
Now, Mr.. Editor, this is not the first mistake
your correspondent 81" has made almost
every communication that comes from him,
there is something wrong in it, especially, if he
gives an account Of any meetings, in which the
names OF individuals are concerned The
name of the lecturer was Whittingtora, instead
of Worthingon, and for long time President
Of the Association. noticed also, in the list
of officers, several very gross errors, but have
not time now to examine them minutely. As
know, sir, all Of your subscribers in this town
pay very particular attention to any communi-
cation which may come from it, they do not
like to see things misrepresented in the manner
in which "L has grossly done, and is now
doing. We hope a." will be more careful in
future, and especially in his photography of
names. PATRIcK Henry.


Du- We give P. HIS communication place
cheerfully, merely stating that he should be
slow TO offend and free TO forgive. We all
make mistakes sometimes, and have no doubt
that if 81" misstated, he did it unintentonal-
ly. We shall be pleased to hear from both
these correspondents, as often as it may suit
their convenience.