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WaEmgfon, Feb. 3, 1905.


DEAR SIR.-Again is the union of hon.
eft men triumphant. The acquttal Of the
iuPreme court ia fennfylvania is the fure
harblnger Of the downfall Of Duane, and
Jacobinifm in that fate. Had the Judges
been copdemncc, articles Of impeachment
againit governor M'Kean himfelf were al
ready cut and dried for immediate uie.


After the mott frong and Gifgraccful
congregational debate ever known CT four
days duration on the Georgia claims, the
friends Of esrret4 prineip!t5 have prevailed BY
irnall majority, in the fullef houfe we
have had this iefion, ayes 63, noes ss.
MIR. Randolp ph has delivered feveraI phil
hPPlcs more violent than thoic Of Rober-
pierre in the bloody times of France. In
return he has been called by republican
iPeakcrs, an ape, a monkey, nanderer,
caiumniator, madman, an ambitious po-
pular leader, defpotic demagogue, popu
lar tyrant, &c. sc. He has accufed the
poitmalter general of CRIMES and mifde-
meanors, and that officer has demanded an
enquiry into his conduct. I fhall move to
confine the enquiry to the charges exhibited
to MIR. Randolph, for | have afcertained
that if it lhould go to bis whole official con-
duct, federaliits viii unite with the violent
republicans upon the quefion, and he will
mott ahuredly be condemned. My fpeech
which will foon be publilhed. exhibits
clearer view Of the Georgia buGnefs than
has before appeared. Col. Lyon obfcrved
in his tPeech that he was "grateful to his
God for having given him the face Of
man, and NOT that OF an ape or monkey
Randolph had called him a Jackalll and'
that ''the head ofthe gentleman from Viz
ginia, was fuller Of political projects than
Don Ouixottc's was of wind-mills, cahics,
dulcineas and all the Pomp Of knight erran-
try" General Staunton of Rhode Thald
fad his vote would not be influenced By
the :" wheedling of ifcophants, or the
frown oftyrants." The northern members
are treated By the junto with the mott fu-
perlative degree of contempt aud inlult,
beth in ard out Of doors.


lam Er, with refpea and eheem,


Your moi obedient fervant,


JAMES ELLIOT.