Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

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tain an eudorler for his note for ninety DAYS
lie did not obtain an endorier until the Goth
of November l7s7, and was then diicharged+ Z
he had been allowed by the creditors at
toTnev, in October 1907, to 60 out Of the pri-
fon yard, the bonds would have been render
"a void. If the creditors attorney would
lpve done it for Zoe dollars, he would have
en- a fool, and The debtor greater fool not
~ have paid it C5roai.!e 9f ALareB 24:5.
Conner IS imposed upon" That
ludg: Sullivan should sill insult the
coed old man, whom he once SO cru
ely treated, must result, il il to b,
topped, rather from the exasperated
SAFE Of his mind than malice of heart.
flow is Conner imposed upon His
narrative is only reyiveG-the story Of
I ,s gentiemaE's misfortunes and the
oppression he experienced were famii-
i~g to the town at the time and have
never been forgotten. | learnt it Of
iaany the last year; went, this year,
J MIR. Conner for confirmation. Ny
application awoke the strong sense Of
poternal affection he had lost lovely
child, and was torn from her in her last
moments. Yet said the good man, as
lis agitation subsidized, I forgive
James Sullivan, | wish no man any
harm" He then related tie circum-
stances published in the Repertory, and
many others, which | suppressed at
thai time, to avoid any appearance Ct
NJ. address To tie passions
Gir. Sullivan, whose veracitv will
lace II ita proper point If Wv i'll tie
LeNt charge, gives N unsupported lc-
c-ant Of the import Of NLiaun and
A-mpin's letter. As mun Of 6uai-
Te-,, he und5-btcdly has tl.- letter or
tie. Why wssIt not produced. The
Use diNit oT U El~tg, and cf u party "
/ iilIc - Judge Sullivan W ill soon ay-
; Ir, cannot CouHt- lance " solemn
Deposition. Ca2t-in Conner hJyir
l.r many years kept public house, i'll
Boston, IS mach kIc1vn ia town and
un,ry. Ii;5 pro'ity and truth have
l1ver 6cen guest ned To substdn-
tl1te the Pu5.ication il the ktpertory,
AID secure mvseif from future difficult
T., | applied formally to two Justices
II muq be remarked that thefe e1plana-
tasns are Judge Su.livan's, tho he is Gpoken Of
iu the third perfon. They immediately fellow
the piece hgned with his name, and certainly
no perion but the Judge could tell what he
EECOLLECTS and what he does not.
Since the above was publilTed, Mr. Sulh-
van, probably snding this Gatement very IN
GIfhcient, comes forward again III ,Ae ChroLi-
Gle ef yeaerdsy March ~ with 4 Column
and half on the fame fubjett. Il is altsge-
ther unsupported and much Of it faIle. TO
weaken the force Of Mr.. Conner's fatemeut,
h lays, ne Is an infTm man, unable to 20
nom his chamber" To thew how very loole
indeed are this geRtlemans aGertions, BE-
isave to add the following certificate.
Bottom. March p, SOC. ! certify that my
Eather was below, in his parlor, when the late
depohtion was applied for and taken, and that
ne is NOT cCnhEed 10 ms chamber
RICHARD G CONNER.
Nv Sullivan wAatsnlv brings IN the name
OF Benjamin Whitman, Flo. ieemngly for tile
mere purpoie Of abufng him. Ta-s apr5o-iJf!
g. n. Wtf1saa TO llste that what Mr.. Sulli-
vsa lays concerning hi, agency in applying
.or ,h, depoG;ion Is EAI.SE; and declare
4 10 re To- Thu, il Is Judge Sullivan defends
himieA-Bat hs iA hsaF nOre u this here
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