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done ak that they could do to surrender the purse
to the President, as they have left him, through
his officers to collect and disburse the revenue inc
best way he could, which has been done, and even
done, as far as we have heard, on something very
nearly the Sub-Treasury plan In l84o, Mr.
Van Buren, was denounced for his extravaganza,
and an inventory, not only of his "gold spoons
French bedsteads, carpets, and mirrors" but even
of his "towels and dishrags," was heralded forth
and foated on every breeze; yet, when the PLAIN
Iop-cabin President of the economical and re-
trenching Wings came to occupy the same
" sumptuous palace" it required some six thou
sand dollars to supply it with furniturel


But am extending this communication, fear,
too far could enlarge on these subjects, and
add many more instances of the deception and
humbuggery practised and attempted to be prac-
tised by the leaders of the Whig party but as
intend to resume these subjects, and examine them
more in detail, will close my remarks, for the
present, with hope that have done no injustice
to either party. 1 was honest in my cooperation
with the Wings in 1910; they have deceived me,
and, as think, cvery true republican that went
with them. And feel that, in Withdrawing from
them as party and uniting with the Democrats,
at this time, am discharging my duty TO myself,
to my country, and to our patriotic fathers who
founded our Government, by feeble effort to
preserve the fair fabric erected by their wisdom
and valor CURI1US.


Iredell, NJ C. March %, 1914.