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Joseph Gales Jr. to MVB, 15 January 1827

I hear that you have taken seriously some sportive hap-hazard remarks of my Lady, as supposing them to be derived from me. What she told you herself on that head, you may rely upon. I have nothing to say in your disparagement, and, if I had, should not be likely to say it in my family, where politics are never (or very superficially introduced. I was reminded of the above by meeting with the... Continue Reading

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Joseph Gales Jr. to MVB, 6 February 1827

Since you handed me the New York American of the 3d instant, I have read over the Letter from Washington which it contains. I have also pointed out the same to my partner, and compared notes with him. In his name as well as my own, I disclaim any knowledge of the authorship of that letter, or the least <priority> or countenance to its contents. We observe many Letters published, in the New... Continue Reading

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MVB to Joseph Gales Jr., & William Winston Seaton, 5 February 1826

I wish you would republish the Resolution submitted by Mr Bright in the Senate of Newyork appearing in the last Argus with the short editorial article in your paper of Monday

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Recipient: Joseph Gales Jr., Recipient: William Winston Seaton

MVB to Joseph Gales Jr. & William Winston Seaton, 25 May 1826

Mr <illegible> has promised to deliver you a fair copy of the rough notes of my remarks on the <Mo> to adhere to the amendments of the Senate to the Judiciary Bill. I wish this immediately published in the Intelligencer instead of waiting on this order in the publication of that debate. My <illegible> are <illegible> that the <illegible> of the <illegible>... Continue Reading

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Recipient: Joseph Gales Jr., Recipient: William Winston Seaton

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