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Letter to Editor April 8, 1796

Gazette Of The United States

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

Civis writes to Mr. Fenno criticizing an Aurora article that lauds 'Paper Skulls' as patriots for their candor in indulging the minority; he claims it's deliberate neglect to aid anti-federalists by inaction.

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FOR THE GAZETTE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Mr. FENNO.
In the Aurora of this morning we observe a ridiculous display of the names of the Paper Skulls, who are puffed off by the writer as the most distinguished Patriots of their Country. This is impudent enough; but far less so, than the assertion that the indulgence granted to the minority by these men of paper memory was the effect of their candour; the fact is, that a neglect of duty has been the only object in view by the delay: To DO NOTHING in the present case, will be to do every thing the anti-federal faction can hope for, or else they are deceiving themselves.
CIVIS.
April

What sub-type of article is it?

Political Persuasive Provocative

What themes does it cover?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Paper Skulls Anti Federal Faction Political Criticism Minority Delay Patriotism Mock

What entities or persons were involved?

Civis Mr. Fenno

Letter to Editor Details

Author

Civis

Recipient

Mr. Fenno

Main Argument

the writer criticizes the aurora for portraying the paper skulls as distinguished patriots and claiming their indulgence to the minority was due to candor, asserting instead that the delay is neglect of duty aimed at doing nothing, which benefits the anti-federal faction.

Notable Details

Ridiculous Display Of The Names Of The Paper Skulls Puffed Off As The Most Distinguished Patriots Indulgence Granted To The Minority Neglect Of Duty Anti Federal Faction

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