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members of Congress. " Ind jrirg y
tic Ilfnto''-falsehood No. .. Thsy
| did not belong 70 any Junto alluded to
BY Retr7stectls. They hcht hn6Ec
documents from tie Prcsitenf'-false-
hood Nc. 2. They did not keep public
documents from the President . .fr.
.d'om" 7-aS obHged 70 turn them 10Th or


n office, and he did 10 if''-falsehood
No. a. Mr.. A6ams did not turn hem
5oth out Of office.


Thus in about ten lines We find four
direct iajsehoods as to facts and all
the rest CT the quotation, ~ FAR - tx.
words make conpleat propositions, or
imply atErmaGons, they are evidrntiaI
q profound Ignorance in the writer -
I II by viewing the sources people apply
70 Tor knowledge, any Just idea can be
formed ot neiE!Ormalion thcy will pro-
belly gain, what must he the conclusion
-Ith regard tO the readers ofthcArcus?
ne writer's in that paper are generally
very ignorant or very wicked, ifthtv
arc sensible cF the falsehoods and er-
rors they send p the press while il Is
probable the readers are more ignorant
than v,ClOus-But an ignorant man NAV


De a good Harty nan for that consists
III nttGChme7U ID some ltadcr. on rather
% the names Ofleadcrs and il this IL
stance, not one in twenty orthe repub-
lic'ns know any thing Of their leaders
but their nanca.


Jefferson in his Letter TO the Newha-
ven merchants, which was wrote soon
after he came into Office, and was the
effect Of much study, clearly jntimated
th2t FQrfU enactment v0uIG be Of more
weight in his selection fcr cficc .han
kHc7oicdgc or int~g71y, With tins en-
COuragemeLt 10 i~Ho-urre and a1.ror, II
is not strange to find the writer's i'll the
papers under the immediate p; tronage
Of administration, improving those que
lities they have grounds TO believe will
recommend them to the greatcst man
in the world for this great man has
great rewards for such as attach them
selves to him. Should il be necessary
to prove this by flcts, we VIII, hereaf-
ter, give some other proof than the ap-
poi1tmcnt of Tom Prentiss to the office
Of Postmaster in Portland.


.ttquossc:t, 7tA March, 1906.


