Truth AND JusTIcE.

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MEssRs. EDITORS: When you notice Martin
Rannigan's erudite publication in the National
Inelligencer, hope you will call for the produc-
ton of his letter to the noted Mclaughlin Of the
General Land Office. whose reply | wish tho
roughly to understand, if possible; aud Ranni-
gan's letter of inquiry may be of service in soy-
ing its affected mystery. .4sinus porinns mys-
terra! As now understand this impuden, up.
starts exposition, it is that the offensive words
$ born to be their MASTERS" Is a typographical
error, and that the reading should have been as
given by the classical Rannigan. Mclaughlin
says: "The error is merely typographical. Had
been ofher'cise it should not have gone to New
York under the sanction Of MY name." iypo.
graphical error in the original MS! Whoever
heard of such thing but an Irishman! The
proceedings were furnished the Truth Teller in
manuscript, and it is not within the scope of pro
babiliy that the reading furnished by Rannigar
could have been the one prepared and sent to the
Truth Teller by the contemplate Mclaughlin.
He then is the man who has been guilty OF an
''ouert act Of treason;' but this fellow is unwor
thy OF further argument, indeed the only argument
that ought to be applied to him is the argnme,,.
fu'n oacc's,nuna, which he richly merits at the
hands of some


NATIVE AMERICAN"