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In plain English his first letter contains the
following Cassius speaks for me without nv
knowledge or authority. As he is not responsi-
bic Tor what say, 50 am not 10 be bound by
what ne says. so.far as he ventures to make
me out an emancipationist, in the sense he uses at
the North, he is mistaken. 7 have made this
speech and that for the South and I excoriated
Mendenhall; and pray the Southern people to
close their earssto the talk of Cassius.s And in
PLAN English his second letter contains the fol-
loving Cassius, you are sad dog. What;
ever my .prsuate feelings" on the question Of
emancipation may be, you must not g undertake e''
to speak. of them. You no doubt saw my Wick