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MEssRs. EDrroRs: Is il not surprising that
after all thai has been said and done in the
Temperance cause in this city, that our potri
&c volunteers, or portion of them, will still
continue the nnpa'rioiic practice Of drinking
alcoholic liquors, and quartering their guests
al Rum hotels. Is il possible that our citizen
soldiers have not spirit enough TO entertain
their viSiters, without having recourse 10 the
spirit Of the still? Forbid it patriotism! for
bid il virtue! understand several got awfully
blue on the excursion. 0 my country weep
weep over your degenerate sons!


OBSERVER.
"Observer" is rather hard on our citizen
soldiers; gentleman who was on the excur.
sion, assures us that he saw but one in uniform
intoxicaled.-Eps.