Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17

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+ q. In Mr. Dickins's test;ro,v 80 NOR,
tionid You MS having proeured Tho c,nr;nr
of some of the bank corresnon.,enc.p ne NJ
whom was this copying executed and nn5.r
what circumstances
A. Being -informe, Iast fall hv NJ REEL,
nf this civ. thai no should ha .|,d ~, oh,S;,'
from SOME of the public office. so,se .l.r;c.s
employment to filup his Ir;spr. t;me' and
knuwing that, in times of pressure. writing O. 40
given out by some of tn. pubIic off;cps in
uuired of Mr.. Dickips. in the month nr O.,n-
her last, If there WAS. in th,. Tra,surv n
partment, any extra writing he could rive ont
He mentioned that the yoIominous hal cnr'
r-spondence, called for by a resolution If
Congress- was NOR. than thp clerks in tho of.
flee could get ready. and. "a Others we're am
ployed on il out the office, if I knew If anv
trust worthy person, he would give him =
part of ID Ia do On nv voucbine FIR the in.
ieerity of the gentleman mrnt;on.d Mr n
gave me bundle uf the letters which h..
wished might he copied without delav. as the
Secretary nf the Treasury was an,;ons 70
transmit The correspopdence ~ C,ngr..s ..r
" in the session. The az letters wrr. tr.ns.
scrihed in three or four weeks and returncd-
Soon after Mr.. DiCkins called on me, and said
he was afraid the other persons would not be
able In get the remainder Of the letters coprd
in time, and asked me ir the same gentleman
you'd undertake some more He left anoth-
~ bniSdt- ,ttl6 me, which were also copic,j.-
On their being returned, inquired if he could
tell me ho~soon the correspondence would
he sent in? He could not say, as there was vet
much ut the correspondence rrmaiuing to be
transcribedt j told him the same gentleman
and "ne or tstt others, also, would be CHAD of
ms much writing as they could get. / then
received from, Mr.. Dickins a third, large bun
die of the letters, aud they were immediately
put in hand. l afterwards received Sc, erai
messages from Mr.. Dickins to hurry the CO.
plying, as the Secretary was very impatient to
send the correspondence TO Congress. and as
after the copying should br completed, il would
take u,ici, time to compare The transcripts
with the originals. Toward the latter part Of
the copying, received, every day, message
from Mr. D'ek'ns, urging despatch. AS all the
rest Of the copying was finished, and he was
30 'mportonate to have il done, that was in
duced 10 obtain Tor MIR. Little the aid Of An ad
dIfI"na' person. The precise time that this
copying was completed, do not remember,
hut 1t was II think, some time in March.
w. w. SEATON.
Charles Fl. w. Wharton, s,cor7, on The pnrf
of Mr.. Crawford. r"'
@. by Mr.. FORSYTH. Have Won cver had
conversation with Mr.. Edwards about the
authorship of the A. Il. publications ? lfyes,
relate u.
A. Yes. have had conversation with him
at bis lodgings, at Mrs. Quepn's. Mr.. l.. said
that he was n.t the author Of the A. b. piot
that M did not know any thing about il
@. In what manner was this denial made.
and in what words, SD far as Won can r.cnI'
lect? :.
A.. The manner appeared to be solemn
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