I, therefore, call on him for the private letter which I did write him in November, 1854, that I may print it verbatim in the Tribune, and let every reader judge how far it sustains the charges which his mouthpiece bases thereon.
Alexander demands the release of a private letter to clarify accusations made against him.
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As he lived, so he died, a strange, lonely, unhappy man, out of tune with the beautiful world in which he was permitted to exist upward of four score years.
Thoughtful men who reverenced the safeguard known to civil judicial proceedings were appalled.
His lightest word, sent thrilling to the rim of a vast audience, swayed it with the magic of control.
I discerned also unmistakable evidences of stern integrity, earnest patriotism, and unswerving fidelity.
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