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While the Morniag Ne,rs believed the stolen
letter from Henry Clay to Cassius NJ. Clay
forgery, it refused TO publish it, taking credit to
Itself and its party for the virtue OF the refusal as
fellows:


There are 10; many Democrat, this CITY who. II
vlte letter found were indeed would make any
!er use OF than to enclose 20 the pe''on 10 whom II was
acdreaed-


But the next day it proved that this letter had
indeed been stolen and lis seal violated; where
apoa the .Neus walked it INTO It's columns with
the following:


paper having taken dieren; Of the obligations OF
prey Erch case, A Cay Icing high public character
nd the letter dslng h public atters from t1ose .sen
~ The Poet and the -Nsns


That scts the mater I'll right, So long as you
think letter pfofeFed you Is forgery and Of
10 consequence, stand on your integrity and have
nothing TO 60 with it. Buff i. prove to be gcnu,
inc stolen property, convert it to your oSn use
and the injury Of the owner, without -emorse !!
II The writer he Z" a high public character and the
Ic;tcr dealing with public matters" steal his le-
ters and break hic soais Of course, What righ;
has "a high publ; character, to write private e.-
ters, especially If they car be said to doai with
public matters We shall see whether :ts.e
considerations 9re valid IL corr- Of Justice, and
whether the Cry Old maxim Tbout .ae gecsise.'
ana q, taief has b ,crls supe:a-nua.ed.