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Nh Editor: The following anecdote of Dr. franklin
is SO well adapted to the present times, that hope
you will give it place in the Native American.


During the administration of Sir Robert Wapole
Inc transportation of convicts to this country proved
great grievance. Dr.. Franklin wrote to the Minister
the thanks of the colonies for the mater nal care of Br
tain to the country, strongly manifested in this in
stance, and as satisfactory proof of American graft
tude sent him collection of rattesnakes which he adj
vised him to have introduced into his Majestys gar
dens at Kew in order that they might propagate and
him that they would be as beneficial
to his Majesty's English dominions, as the British
conricfs were to AMERICA


Here we have the sentiments of the great Franklin.
the Wlsest man, perhaps,e the world ever knew-ap
probatory of the principles Of our association expres
sed In the stongesi manner possible. Yet, the .aba
ny Arg's says these principles, which Washington and
Jefferson, and Franklin approved, are s.detestabe."-
This is democrat" for you, with a vengeance!