‘ [243] connected with the condition of slaves in this country. On these particulars I mean to seek for more exact information, which I am told will be attainable, as the editor makes no secret of his purpose, or his list of subscribers. Meanwhile, the statement must be sufficient to convince you and your friends of the insignificant countenance and support which the paper itself derives from this city. The paper which I read contained, among speculations which I consider atrocious and detestable, others compiled from essays, foreign and domestic, ’
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