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10 We publish the above article to show tina,
we do no, fear discussion in any shape; but we
must assure w and nil who think win b;, ,h,
this kind of talk will no, hasten bu, tend to p,s-
vent the adoption OF the Exchequer rrojec, by the
present Congress. We are in favor of that pro.
jecs; we will do all We know how to secure its
adoption q. the earliest moment; ba, we feel ,hs,
the man who undertakes to precipi,a,e its passage
this winter by abusing the very men by whose
votes it must be passed, if at all. is either ipsin.
cers or very green hand at the business he un.
der.akes. 1t is false, unjust, and villainous ,c
blame Congress for the imperfect success of their
ardent, perseverng exertions to restore Prosperity
to the Country. The majority did more for 'h'
lasting good of the couHtry than any Congress eve
before assembled; bu, their efforts were liz soo'