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Letter to Editor October 10, 1794

Gazette Of The United States And Daily Evening Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

A pseudonymous letter to Mr. Fenno sarcastically congratulates him on the Gazette of the United States' electioneering paragraphs, criticizing them as inventive nonsense that disgraces their promoters and won't deceive the public in evaluating candidates' abilities.

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For the Gazette of the United States.

REALLY. Mr. Fenno, I cannot but congratulate you upon the progress of your brilliant Gazette. The Electioneering paragraphs in your paper of Monday begin the week in fine style. The invention of Mr. B's. printing office was a good one; the Resolutions excellent; the Court of Justice admirably introduced; the epitaph on Maris's quarrel all of a piece. But can you really believe such perfect nonsense will indeed pass on your customers or the public? If you do, you must have formed but a poor opinion of them during your residence among us. No, No, Sir, all this will not do. The Candidates are before the public. They know how to estimate their abilities and their service; they will choose for themselves and will not be gulled by such trash, as really is a disgrace only to the heads and the hearts of those who promulge it.

C.

What sub-type of article is it?

Persuasive Satirical

What themes does it cover?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Electioneering Gazette Of The United States Mr Fenno Candidates Public Opinion Nonsense Resolutions

What entities or persons were involved?

C. Mr. Fenno

Letter to Editor Details

Author

C.

Recipient

Mr. Fenno

Main Argument

the electioneering content in the gazette is nonsensical trash that won't fool the public into misjudging candidates' abilities and services.

Notable Details

Invention Of Mr. B's. Printing Office Resolutions Court Of Justice Epitaph On Maris's Quarrel

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