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f.at these mon win dare exercise liberty ct censc'enca, in opposing the unhoiy ai- lance of Ashley, Wood Inf, Sevier, Pope, and such hirellag scribhiers as " !SphinF, 5 : Memo, , :" One eJ' the People, ,'' '.8micus,n ,n and few others, whom to name, would be disgracefu.

 As to the marked malignity displayed toward yourself, it is nothing more than yoh ought to expect--you would not suffer yourself to be bought up by the appoint ment of Public Printer, and therefore, you could expect nothing less than to be as- sailed for your independence of spirit But can the effUsions of such 7ncrcenarv foots, as ..0ne of the People" :" do you any injury! Certainly not nor should you sui fer tine slang of host of such insects 10 produce an unpleasant feeling. To retort upon them would be to degrade yourself to their level. Contempt is the only feeling. that should be excited in your breast, by their filthy productions, and when you con. sider that the party is in the agony of their expiring moments, you should rather pity. than condemn their conyuIsiye strurales. Re assured the course which they are pur- suing must eventuatc in their political damnatlon.

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