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II Gen: Saunders The Richmond ComPlei
says, somewhat iII.naiuredly, that Gen. Saunders
"has got enough of Washington, doubtless O'
the present" That paper is mistaken. Uen.
Saunders has no heart-burnings about what na'
transpired at Washington neither does he Os,
long to that school Of politicians who believe .n.'
the places of government were created tor '"si'
particular benefit He is too good democrat
and too far removed from the corrupting influences
Of Whiggery, for that~5 We guess whatever inc
Compiler may think, that the Wings 80'
enough {" of Gen. Saunders during the late cam


paign. as4 as Pol 80