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Messrs Editors: Should you not be able to
answer the inquiry Of ''.1,, old Jackson Man, -
published in the last number of the "Nnive
.4merican," whether clerk in the Patent Office
did or did not say that the Vice President of the
United States disgrace to the Nation,
will take the liberty to reply, for you, that he
did not use those words. | understand that he
explains the matter thus. An individual at din
ner table observed that the people of the United
States had disgraced themselves by electing r.
VI. Johnson as Vice President of the United
States. The Patent Office clerk merely remark
ed that he thought so too. d.