Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03

Inicated % NV. N. II The state of The
affair rendered itproper. In the farther
Interview with Mr.. Y. N. that day afterI
cxplaining the causes which had induced
Gen. H. 70 suppose that the state ofthe
affair did not render i improper, he 81.
fered this paper 10 Mr.. ". N. but he de-
'clined receiving il, alledging that he
considered the correspondence IS closed
by The acceptance Of the message that he
| had deliv IA.
Mr.. r. informed Mr.. v. N. Of The
Inducements mentioned by Gen. H. in
those remarks, for the postponiag the
Injecting untilthe close ofthe circuit, and
as il was uncertain Mr.. P.wasto let him
know when il would be convenient
On Friday the 9th Of July, the cir.
cult being closed, Mr.. p. gave this IN
formation, and that General Hamilton
would be ready 1t any time after the Sun.
day following. On Monday the parti.
cnlars we're arranged, and the public are
but to- len acquainted with the sad Re.
suit. - : - s1 = = = - y
The paper above alluded to is q fol-
lows II ~ IS. Is
No. III. III
Remarks on the letter of June ~, 1904.
Whether the observations on this let
Ter are designed merely TO Justify the
result which i indicated in the close of
THE lettsr OF may be intended to give an
Opening for rendering any thing explicit
which may have been deemed vague
heretofore can only be Judged by the se-l
queL At any rate IL appears TO me ne.
cessafy not to be misunderstood. Mr..
Pendleton Is therefore authorised 70 saw
that in the course Of the present discuss
sion, written OF verbal, there has been
no intention to tvade, defy or insult, butt
= sincere disposition TO avoid exuenlitiesI
Il itcouid be dote with propristv. With
This view Gen. p. has been ready, % en-
Ter into a frank and free explanation. onI
any and every object of a specific nature 4
but not TO answer a general and abstract
inquiry, embr&ing q period too long fofI
my accurate recollection, and exposingI
ihim to unpleasant criticisms from or un-
pleasant diseasslons with any and every
person who may have anlerstood him in|
an untavorable sense. This (admittinRl
ne could answer In . manner the most So.
sisfactory TO Colonel Barr1 he should
deem inadmissible in principle and pre-
cedent, and hrmiliating in practice! .RoI
this therefore he can never submit. Pre-
quept illusions have been made "a SIAN
ders said TO be IN circnlation. Whether
they are openly or IN whispers thew have
form and shape and might be sped fled 4
u the alternative alluded to infhe close
Of the letter Is de6nitively rendered, i'll
must be accepted---tl1e time place md
tnannerto be afterwards regulated. n
should not think il right, in the midst of
aeircuit court, 10 withdraw nv services
from those who may have consdesi i'm
Portant interests to noe, and expose them
70 the embarrassment of seeking other
eounsels who may nor have time 20 be-
sufficiently instructed in their cause. Il
shall also want a little time to make some
arrangements respecting my own affairs.
The JeiiosDing paper, in the hand .vit-
ing Of General Hawiiton, Ivas inclosed|
sOifh his nil and soAe other tabers IN al
Pactef addressed to one Of his 4execafors,
sDafch seas 81 Course NOT to have been de-
ivered 6ns IN case d tie melancholy evesss
that has Happened. IL ia, confains lis
n7ff0fs and refecfi0ns on the causes that
have led 70 this fatal eatastsophe, IL Isl
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