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p.,+ Mr.. Browns opposers not Content


-, reviljng him, attempt to describe ny
';d;ous WA innuendo, the particular indivdu-
ah.'u INV Who approve and defend his system;
- al fanlts In their characters. or actions,
ploI ch.rge them also-uton Mr.. Bro7on.
any ON TEMPTED to alludc to one writer IN
-or,;cular. I mean the oeT styled Plan
RTrsth This wretched scribbler, OF the
a., Gazette. has already been well handled
~ "a friend to useful invention" Excuse
~ f,r further noticing HIM. He likcns Mr..
prown d. 10 Paul. and his opposers to Fcstus,
Ing to the former "Too much learning
soy, sa.iS S1nade thee mad''--we agree to the COM
.ar;son .a,% and also to the inference; for, Paul
LAS rirht, and Festus wrong. But this
,'se,do "Plain Truth" has the tfontlcssness
r. n,vow that ait is not his intention to enter
into an examination of Mr.. Browns system
nf Grammar" now every one knew TINS, ana
,new quite as well that, private charac-
,sr was his aim; yes the Private character
of nm unknozun stranger has been made the
Inject of an unholy attempt to "erect an G.
nhemeral reputation upon the RUNS OF ano-
thers good name" Fellow CITIZENS, are
'mu '' rot hound to oconsidcr the character of any
man.. much more OF strange guest as u,i-
s"l,;ed and innocent until it be proved to
sa,be contrary. Countenance not, then, the
"brairless elf" who. applies the cpthets of
.irnorance, impudence and vulgarity' to
one. who, so far from ignorant, has hro-
ned himself learned; SO far from imhudence
has borne in silence that quality when shown
hv his enemies and so far from vulsarity,
has maintained his superiority above the lev
el Of herd of grovelling declaimers.


The writer undernotice, afterreading over
his essay and finding tia complete rodomon-
tade atirade of nonsence; knowing that no one
will credit his falsehood cafs the ci,naa
and implies his guilt by signing it Plain
Trufh!!! But enough. His second essay
demands no comment, for his first is com
nlete KEY to it; and they remain the twin
brothers Of q may safely say) Vutgarity
37nhudence and ignorance.


An that now ask cf Mr.. Browns enc
mics is, that if his system of grammar is te
be assailed, let us hear some definite ant
specific charges against it,-if his character
IS the object, point out his deviation from
recttude; If his defenders are to be the
mark, they only ask gentcel and manly ad
versaries, and viii not shrink from the com


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