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The political and personal friends Of p


+. ScRUGGs, Esq. were to have given him
a public barbacue on the / A inst. IN testi.
mony of their respect for his talents as a
statesman and his character as a man.
This is right, and nothing more than what
was due to the character and reputation oi
one who had been unjustly and maliciously
persecuted. Mr.. Scruggs is an able and
an eloquent debater. and was ra.her for
midable enemy for certain little, would be,
great men, to contend against therefore
they thought to silence him by basely as


sailing his private character He is q
member of the NJ E. Church, and demand


ed of his church an investigation into the
charges made against him by his politica
opponents. which investigation has beer
made ard he has been honorubly and no
bly, acquitted. We say, that his friend.
in the Disliic, should show tLeir love anC
respect for him on every proper occasion


that his slande-t RS may see that their malg


nant assaults against his repulatation are
viewed by them with scorn anG indignation