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BTndletoa0n, .A. T. Sept. 1, IS32.

 MY DEAR SfR--ln the last numb of the Gazette, you are denounced with an illib erality characteristic of its distinguished editor. And why arc you thus denounced! Because, sir, you possess the manly inde- pendence and uncompromising firmness, 10 speak of the Presidents s veto message in terms of deserved apprehension.

 Has 1t come 10 this, that freeman can not utter the honest sentiments of his heart, without calling down upon his head the anathemas of a mercenary editor, and that editor an apostate from the ranks of the very party which he denouncesl If there be any among us, who dare think that the President is not z the greatest and best of men,, are we to be gagged and our honest sentiments suppressed. for sooth because we are yet in minority And Is prescription and the destruction of our hopes to be held up for the purpose of terrifying us into submlssioni And are we to permit the gross abuses of those high Tn power, to pass sub siientio, or incur the displeasure of that aohole pnrfy who dis pehse power and patronage to the serviIe sycophants who crowd the anti-chamber rs oi the Chief Magistrate of the Union !- Sir, let the worst come. We know that our enemies are disiHge and withou inagnanimity. But iet us stand firm. i,ei every freeman who loves bis country, anf pfays for redemption from iise buses |, this administration, stand forth and pro cialm It's exemptions to the world in