Troy encloses an article not present which will possibly strike the intelligent pagan mind which governs this country. If McMaster thinks it is worth publication the magazine may use it whichever way he pleases, either with the signature of Troy or without it. If McMaster disagress with his remarks about the adultery of married women or thinks the material unsuited for publication, his is entirely at liberty to omit it or to make the necessary changes. Troy's whole purpose is to make the truth known to mankind but stands ready to be guided by McMaster's better judgement. :: I-2-d A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo.