R. J. WALKER.

NOTE.--Since this was written, the supposed menacing message from the

Continent has been officially contradicted. Surely, however, I had a

right to conclude, after such solemn assurances from a member to the

House, that, although acting in the character of a Confederate

messenger, and avowing such atrocious sentiments, he at least spoke the

truth on that point.

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