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MEssRs. EDITORS: am, with several others,
anxious to know if II. G. Mclaughlin, who
hourishes so big in your City, is the same man,
who made his appearance at a Dinner on the 4th
of July, 1887, in this City? He got one of the
persons present. to toast the citizens of the Dis
trict of Columbia; thereby to afford him chance
to spout; when he got up, (al cut and dry,) and
IN behafof the citizens af the District, returned
thanks In few days, 10! and behold, speech
as long as my arm appeared On the matter in the
Republican. Several ofthe gentlemen who were
at the Dinner, afterwards made inquiry who the
fellow was, and from what was understood of this
crater, much anxiety is now manifested to know
if 1t be one and the same person; if so, then in
deed have the citizens of the District reason to
(no feel proud Of their representative, also the
respectable portion Of the foreigners in Wash
ington. Let us know from you, and settle anxi-
ETY.. G. L.


baltimore, .August 6, 1888.


Similarity of circumstances in the absence of all other
evidence would indicate that this is the identical thing al
luded to in the above communication. The bearer Of
that name is indeed many degrees beneath respectable
notice. but the most debased villain is not too low for
the dungeon the gaows, the reasonable and
per6dous conduct of this viper claims notice. To his





rubbish of obscurty to boch Sheet but the nsru
ment in our hand, by which it done, is his own
wickedness. We would now wash hands ard hee
after keep them clean from such vernin but for the
pect we feel for, and the wish have TO crafty
respondents But question whether the letter alluded
to in the first communication will ever come to view
truth This private correspondence contains no doubt
more than is intended to the eye Of but kindred
beings who parties in the plot and ready to join
mob-,he instrument probably by which it is designed
TO realize their prediction that they born TO be
masters.


We would advise these "potteen boys' 10 settle the
existing lsehoods between themselves and their organ
the mendacious Truth Teller, before they plan another
batch of verbal treason against the natives of the land
which have done more to feed their starving appees and
to cover their backs with responsibility than all the
worth. credit, and character of their ancestors
compshed at home in the aggregate of many genera
tions. ..."


1t s said there has been another meeting of indvidu-
ais bearing the appeation which those above allu
ded to assumed" Washington Benevolent Society,"" by
whom the former and their acts were denounced and
will give them a new and Characteristic name under
which to associate hereafter viz the Macpoent Society.