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The Daily Dispatch: November 13, 1862., [Electronic resource], Progress of the War. (search)
Buren. Washington Nov. 4, 1862. 252 G. St--Sir: --In your speech at Rochester you spoke of Gl J. Wards worth in a way which brands you as the meanest among the mean. It would be showing you too much honor to spit in your face. However, I will so far soil my hands & tell you that I am ready to meet you wherever you wish and in any way you may choose. If this is not answered within ten days it will be published. A. Gurowski Hon. John Van Buren etc etc etc. Wm. A Fitzhugh Esq will receive any further communication from you to me. G The A. Gurowski who signs this delicate epistle to Mr. John Van Buren is the well-known, distinguished, elegant, polite, and accomplished Russian nobleman who was at one time an attache of the State Department. American affairs in Europe. The Paris correspondent of the N. York World writes to that paper as follows, under date of October 17th: The Paris journals are scarcely yet finished with their comments upon the