I feel that I must now conclood.

I have read Earl Bright's speech at Leeds, and I hope we shall

now hear from John Derby. I trust that not only they, but Wm. E.

Stanley and Lord Gladstone will cling inflexibly to those great

fundamental principles, which they understand far better than I

do, and I will add that I do not understand anything about any of

them whatever in the least--and let us all be happy, and live

within our means, even if we have to borrer money to do it with.

Very respectfully yours,

Artemus Ward.

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