ssThc IOnkcra Affair."
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ToNKEks, August %, $50.


DEAR Sm-Under the above title find commu-
nica'on in your paper of yesterday. The writer Of
ments made IN mine OF the 18th inst were all true,
and he tries to give the impression of their alsy
by relating In his own peculiar way a circumstance
that occurred after that of which wrote. In his
unruths, that the person brought before the Justice
was immediately discharged on an investigation of
the circumstances. This is not so. The Justice
found him guilty OF trespass and was proceeding to
the trees injured magnanimously acquitted him Of all
damage as was only his intention TO vndlcate by
the arrest, the majesty of that law which had been
so fiagranty violated OF the truth ofa that have
many here who are willing to testify under OATH
and doubt not, that if legal investigation were
had OF the matter, we could find many among those
who came upon the excursion to give similar ac-
count Of it, AMERIcUs.