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We observe that one of Mr.. SAvAGE's Sun
day speeches has been published in the New
York Herald. The reporter, this time, has
done him justice, SO far as the speech goes ;
but in the appended remarks he has been
guilty Of an injustice, in rei,erating fabulous
charge of the rumsellel's i'll this city, "that
Mr. S. accumulated what property he possess
es, while engaged in the rum traffic." Alta
convenient time we will notice this subject
particularly.