From The democratic Press.
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To CHANDLER PRICE, JAcop HoLoATE and


Henry HonN, Esqrs., Chairman and Secretaries


Of the Committee of Superntendence and vi.


GLANCE for the City and County Of Philadelphia


Gentlemen On the 10th OF July last, had
the honor to address to you reply to circular
letter Of Inc above named committee, to which your
names we're subscribed. That reply has been the
subject OF much remaik k, of what temper and char.
ac,er the public need no better Information than
they possess, Tor its due estimation. Yesterday a
friend put into my hand the American Sentinel oil
| the Goth and 9Th inst. In that paper appears a
part OF letter which the editor informs us comes
from the Honorable John H. Eaon. a Senator in
Congress from Tennessee, commenting on thai
reply. He gives you permission to use it as your
discretion may dictate, and admits it is but Justice
to me that should have his name as we'll as hi:
remarks.


Why Mr.. Eaton should have addressed le,e,
to me, through you seems to admit OF but one OF
TWO conciusions-to wit. That he has written a
your request, or that he chose not 10 have any ti
rect communication with me. II the first conclu
sion DC nsi, ! have nothing to remark. and if tn,
latter ieel no concern to know his motive | act
ed in the same body with Mr.. Eaton for seyera
years and between him and myself do not recol
lect the occurrence of the slightest collision. Gu
intercourse was at all times governed by the strict
est respect and decorum.


/ In the letter before me there Is ahundsnt cyi