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Mr.. EDITOR: At our celebration on the 4th of
July did think that the grounds Of the venerated
and venerable Carroll, would have been kept
unpolluted by the presence of any sneering spy
or ally Of the foreigners. was sorry, therefore,
to see one man there, who by some prank Of
fortune, had been the reader Of the Declaration
of independence before debating society, on that
day, and who, in his predatory remarks, took oc-
casion, as have understood, to slander the mo-
tives of the Native American Association. This
creature, with that hardened effrontery which
springs as much from unwholesome morals as
from bad manners, made his bald appearance at
our festival, and when the orator alluded to the
admitted fact that this country was the scene Of
foreign riots, this man had the insolence to drop
his head and sneer. | only regret that Mr..


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