JUSTICE TO MIR. VAN BUREN,.
{"character_count": 906, "word_count": 159, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9704999923706055], "ccnet_perplexity": [1145.800048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Some of the Federal Wings have waxed in,
dgnant with Col. Stone, because he came out like
man, and awarded justice to Mr.. Van Buren in
relation to his course during the late War The
Albany Evening Journal, the organ of Mr.. Clay
in New York, says:


"We regret that Col Stone, while Mr. Clay, the
bold, fearless, eloquent champion of his country's
rights, and the devoted highsoued republican before
and during the war, is branded with federalism, and
loaded with oboquy in all the forms of accusation that
malice caumny can invent or suggest should have
felt called upon deny that Mr. Van Buren acted with
the Peace Party in favor of Mr. Clinton, and against
the Republican Party and its nominee, Mr.. Madison


Truth is mighty and will prevail. We have
no doubt the Evening Journal does regret the
course of Col. Stone; but that gentleman will
find his best reward in the appreciation of good
conscience