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provoke q smile. / and use who think with


me are we'll satisfied witt IT. Clay's views
and If YOU can induce you1 folks to like them that
is 50 much clear gain. Finally, your numerous
quotations from the Courier and Enquirer, per-
sonallv abusive of me, having all been copied into
and answered through The Tribune, and thus
nrettv widely circulated in Indiana, call for no
farther remark. addressed you, Sir, both IN the
Committee and through my paper, with perfect
courtesy and respect Not one word that SAID
to YOU could possibly be offensive. You made
statement on public matters in my presence
which knew to be founded IN grave and mlschley-
Gus error. | asked you for specifications, and
YOU gave them. rrhen took pains TO SEND TO In
dana. and procure q convincing retutaton OF
your error, which published in the most kindly
and respectful terms, without q taunt or refec-
ton. \ different sort OF person would have re-
ceiyed the information with courtesy II not with
gratitude But for this. and nothing more, you
have chosen to pour out the vials OF abuse on my
head, exhausting your own vocabulary, ana DOT
rowing all YOU could find convenient. Very good


| treated you as became me-you answered Ike
Andrew kennedy So be 1t. You ask IN your
address, could he not have learned II the C!ty
of New Y ork whether the price OF Pms mas rose
or fell under the operation of the present Tariff "
Borrowing for once your inimitable grammar,
respectfully suggest that Congressional dignity
has certainly not rose IN your hands-l rather
suspect it has fell.


Teurs band!v, HORACE GEEELt t-i.