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"A LETTER OF WASHINGTON. follow;no
letter has recently been brought to LIGHT bv Mr
SPARKS. 1t was written in reply TO nronosi.
tlon made TO Washington at the conclusion y
me war, by certain officers of his army. TO ac.
cept crown. The following sentiments show
the republican spirit that animated The man


oIR-With mixture of great surprise Rnd
astonlshment, have read with attention the ssn.
timents you have submitted to nv pernsaI Re
assured, sir, no occurrence in the course Of tbn
war mas given me more painful sensation tban
your information of their being such ideas ~.
isuhS IN the army as you have expressed and
must view with adherence, and renrebenJ
WIN severity. For the present. the commnn;'
cation OF them will rest in my own bosom nm
less some further agitation Of the matter Sbail
Hidhe disclosure necessary.


am much at loss to conceive what ,ort
OF my conduct could. d.have given encouraoeneen en-,
TO an address which to me seems bio with ~
greatest miSchiefS that can befal nv conntr,,
Ii am not deceived in the KNOWLEDGE If M
sell, you could not have found person to rb bnyn
your schemes are more disagfeeabe. 49,
: Let me coniure you, then il Won have anu
regard LOT your country, concern for vourseif
u u Poslerlty, or respect for me, 10 Danish these
tnouShtS from your mind, and never comrnn;
cale as from YOURSELF or any one else q sen,i- MI
nent OF the like nature. 'eD'i-


am, &c.


GEORGE WASHINGTON"