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certain OF your friendship whatever the others may say
paper-I can row my own boat, and if the Post and
Standard don't get out OF my way they must sink
that is all. If adhere to the principles and
hereafter have done heretofore, and which mean
to do recoect is not so much that love my perse-
cutors as that regard my honor and reputation
Your lighting up poor Webb like fat tsllow candle at
one end and holding him out a beacon light to
frighten me, only makes me smile Webb is a gentle
man In private life good hearted fellow honorable in
all his private transactions as have found him. but in
politics and newspapers perfect child-a boy You
will never find the Pennsy vanian going the career of
the e. l.. That suspicion answers as good excuse
to those who have resolved before hand do me all the
injury they can but twill answer for nothing else
am, Dear Hoyt Yours truly,


J.GB.
r. s. The 5000 in specie I' put into my big Gun and
give tho u 5. Bank and ockjobbers broadside.
wish you would let me know any other u S Bank
movement in your city. This is the Battle ground of
Bank contest-here is the field of Waterloo New York
now is only the Pyrenees.