BALTIMORE, AUGUST 23, 1898.
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.eI9 BALTIMORE, AUGUST 23, 1898.


Messrs. Brent g. Jones. .. a.
GENTLEMEN enclose you FIVE dollars which
| will thank you to acknowledge the receipt Of,
that may have the satisfaction of knowing that
my mite is doing its humble office in support
of the Native Americana paper established
upon the Interchangeable principles of truth and
Justice, conducted with all admirable spirit of the
most generous, manly and uncompromising bold
ness-and destined, trust, under the approving
smile of benignant Heaven, to Danish from
our yet glorious and happy land, the pollution Of
foreign influence. Go on, gentlemen, and pros
per you must-the cause you are SO strenuously,
so nobly upholding, and that too, with such un-
rivaled ability, is the cause of our country.


Yours respectfully, &c.