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charge. concerning us, which he is utterly un- able to produce particle of evidence to sus- tain. For instance, the General is made to intimate that honest George Kremer's Letter was suppressed, and that it's suppression had some influence in defeating his election; in- deed. as the statement was understood by MT Sample, it would seem that to this suppress ion and it's influence in defeating his cleo ton was mainly attributed by the General.- Now, in the first place, MT. Kremer,s Letter was not suppressed at all. We declined, it is true, giving it whatever additional sanction it might receive from being first published in the National Intelligencer butit WAS pub ished, the very day after it was offered to us, in another journal in this city. and was univ ersaly read. lit was sometime afterwards published also by us, as belonging to the his- tory of the times In the next place, the publication or suppression of honest George Kremer.s letter could have had no possible in- fluence upon the result of the election in the House of Representatives. for that bears the date of SIXTEEN DAYS AFTER THAT FL FICTION!

 It appears, therefore, that honest George Kremer's letter was not suppressed: and sec- ondly if it were suppressed. it could have had no effect on an election which was over before it was written.