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diculous attitude, we are much mistaken In another part of his detorous letter, the Delegate calls upon us to inform the public holp many letters he has franked 10

 ;:s relating ercinsigeiy to our afairs. This request is rather difficult to comply with, that is, with any thing like accuracy, having been hoaoyed with so many letters from this honorable gentleman. But we must tax our memory, and ascertain the number as nearly as we can. Well, then, we recollect, distinctly, of having receiv- cd one letter land but one) from tbc Hon- ora5lc A. II. Scyer. since the last Eiec- fioa. The 's hotO nanya is badly applied in this case.

 Before closing. we will say to the Colo nei, that, personally,we wish him no harm whatever-but when lie condescends to dabble in the same filthy pool with his Pusillanimous Editor, by urging such pat- fry and false charges as the one we have just endeavored to explain, we cannot Gorego the remark, that il is beneath the dignity of the representative of a high- minded and Honorable people.

 Woodruff's remarks, or caption to the letter alluded to, we shall not notice, far ther than to Say, that man who has been guilty of perjury, knows but little of tie import or meaning of the word ' hoaor;;' we would, therefore, advise him to dis pense with the use of the word--it lily be- comes him.