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Side 65
If the editor of the Petersburg Intelligencer really wishes to know “what are their
views,” he should wait, and inquire, and read with patience, and not fall into a
passion, till he knows whether there is cause for it. It is acknowledged, every
where, ...
If the editor of the Petersburg Intelligencer really wishes to know “what are their
views,” he should wait, and inquire, and read with patience, and not fall into a
passion, till he knows whether there is cause for it. It is acknowledged, every
where, ...
Side 138
“We observe that some of the democratic papers are expressing their views on
the subject of the President's visit to New England— and we are glad to see that
they have done it freely. They desire the President should know something of the
...
“We observe that some of the democratic papers are expressing their views on
the subject of the President's visit to New England— and we are glad to see that
they have done it freely. They desire the President should know something of the
...
Side 669
He “believes that Mr. Duane has not even yet communicated his views to the
President.” We may be permitted to believe a little too, and we beAlieve that he
has not—because he has nothing to communicate on the subject. If the kitchen
gentry ...
He “believes that Mr. Duane has not even yet communicated his views to the
President.” We may be permitted to believe a little too, and we beAlieve that he
has not—because he has nothing to communicate on the subject. If the kitchen
gentry ...
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