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GOVERNOR DoRR correspondent of the
Paterson Guardian, writing from Rhode Island
the 18th, says:


81 rode out to Cumberland Yesterday, and by
invitation called on Governor Dorr. who is now
staying with Mr.. BaIIou. The Governor has
improved much since his liberation, and he con-
fdcntly looks forward to the dav. when he shall
not only recover his physical strength, but when
his wrongs, and the wrongs of the people OF
Rhode Island shall be avenged. Gov. Dorr is
engaged, as he informed me- in writing history
of the struggle of the people of this State for their
liberty, and from the we'll known qualifications OF
the man. we may expect something rich /; and the
appearance of such work, from such source,
am told will cause a sensation among the Al
gerines which will beNfel as Ben Hazard would
say, sto the ends of the toes 4"