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John fashion & to fully answer all to my most sanguine expectations that I have warmly aroused it from it's first appearance & I believe not without success. I did not know Mr Chambers or see his plan till very late, yet if upon the whole I had been convinced of the superiority of his. Indeed I should have principles is incumbent upon me to have given up my Prejudices in favor of Mr Mcleod ; But (as far as I am able to judge) tho Mr.Chambers has [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] Indeed especially in the Magnificence and Elegance of his haste - yet in point of propriety with respect to the ornamental parts & of a cunning which must be attended to as our friend is Committed. I cannot help thinking that Mr. Mcleod has greatly the advantage - To explain my meaning [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] a little better - It appears to me that there is a Magnificent
