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PATENT OFFICE.
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MEssRs. EDIroRs Can you tell us whether
one of the Clerks in the Patent Office, and who
is foreigner, declared that the Vice President OF
the United States, Richard M. Johnson, was a
disgrace to the Nation, or something to that ef:
feet; and that upon complaint being made to Mr..
Ellsworth, the Superintendent ofthat Department,
he merely admonished the Clerk to be more cir
cumspect! Now, as an administration man"
as well as Native American, think it due to
all of my party that this matter should be investi-
gated. If the Superintendent is ain Administra-
lion man, he ought upon the principles of tina.
Administration, to oust this deractor from his Of
flee, provided the charge against him is true; and
if MIR. Ellsworth is not Of the party in power,
then he is bound, as Patriot and Native, not
longer to patronize foreigner, who is strength
ened to abuse our public men by the bread he
ceives from the public means.


An OID Jackson Man