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MR.. EDITOR-- ---1 ..-.--lf ~


In your leading article Of this morning, you
charge that the Hon. Ely Moore was the candi-
date Of the New York National Reform Associa-
ed to that association Ii il true they nominated
him, but upon his refusing TO pledge himself to the
peculiar doctrines advocated BY that pecuiiarp parry,
they dropped him, and nominated ano,her IN his
Moore was defeated, the organ Of that association
poased, that his defeat was on account Of his re-.
tusing to sustain their principles.


BY publishing the above, you will DO an act Of
Justice to Mr.. Moore, and oblige his frisAds. b.


Now York, Jan. 3, 1646.