"Sam": or The history of mystery./ By C. W. Webber.

" SAM:" OR, THE HISTORY OF MYSTE Y.
There are a great many whose condition is really miserable
still, and in some instances it is the case with almost whole
State lines. It would be well for their own sakes, and for
the public good, if they could be furnished. When our
friends come to cooperate with us, they will not be able to
go on the common routine of duty, and if they should, they
must be held, from their appearance, in low estimation.
What a commentary does this manly letter furnish upon
the petty and venal injustice of his cotemporary foes, toward
one of the greatest of all the characters of history!
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