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After giving our Salem correspondents
have thought it best not to publish it. We
admit, however, that he has just cause to
complain of the drunken and disorderly
conduct of several of our "6tys" who hoS>
Ored his town with their distinguished COM
paLy on Saturday and Sunday last, but we
think that his insinualions against our cili
zens-most of whom condemn such dis.
graceful behaviour as much as he does
are rather harsh and uncalIed Cor, to be ad.
mi.ted into our columns. "Saem" GER
tainIy knows that this community have
done all in their power to suppress the vice
of drunkenness, with its accompanying O.
wills, and are still laboring 20 convince these
erring men. that their course will eventu-
ally lead them 70 infamy and premature
grave. We regret that men should so far
forget their own dignity as TO be guilty OF
such reprehensibe conduct. and we assure
our correspondent that the behaviour he al.
iudes to, is looked upon with meriled indig-
nation by every upright and sober Citizen
ofour town. There are certain individu-
nis in this world. who have mo- consequence
at home. who think it gives them a
consequence to get drunk and kick up rows
when abroad, that the very savages would
be ashamed of: 10 such individuals our
correspondent is indebted for the disgrace.
full conduct at Salem during Camp meeting.
and we again assure him that our citizens
are ashamed OF having in their midst men
who would be guilty uf committing such
acts.