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"Sape az. from our friends, and weU
take care Of oar enemy's."


j. G. BENJAM1N's letter of the q5,h.
inst, was received on the 2sth II must
really have come by despatch from one
end of our ertensiUe city to the other. to
have reached us in so short a space of
time. No matter-we have it on our ia
bic before US, in all its questionable
shape and we will endeavor br;eAv 10
answer it as we think it deserves. To sav
that friend Benjamin had not read our last
paper would be to do him an Injustice !.
and yet TO admit that he had read it. and
charge US with being opposed to the prin-
ciples of Emancipation would be no more
nor less on our part, than to write him
down egregiously fool. But we are ac-
quainted with the source from whence he
has borrowed his gratutous assertions, and
at our leisure we will brand upon their
already brazen fronts, the Ee That when
the ssober second of thoughts of those
whom they are now deluding, shall re-
turn, they may point the slew finger Of
contempt, and pity at. Friend Benjamin
says we omitted the resolution of Mr. Paul