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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11
s,gTSE PER ATES G,

TST published in pamphlet FORM and for sale at az
eS he RootSioree in he ci trial and conviction &
the I2rtc Sp7ni0rd who sentence of death,
nc executed the 18th inst. for PIRACY and MUIR
DER, committed beard the Brig Crawford, Of Troy
[AIass.) together with The scheme which was adopted -
take possession o the vessel and interesting accoun.
of the life Of the iing!cadcr DR.. 4icra7dcr Tdrdy an Old
end experienced pirate and killer no cut his own
throat in Hampton Roads, when he found his escape i'm
pa cticabc The holdncss and cruelty monster la
scarcely parallel in any Countryhe seemed 10 delfSt
in the destruction Of has been often heard tn
boast during his frequent mpsonnens for his daboli-a
cras IN various parts Of the United States that he had
committed more murders than any other in the world.
aug3 Stif
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TJRCHT1.

At rulc holden in the clerk Office Of tile superior cour.
Of ohancery for the Richmond district, tie Cd day OF
July, 1927:
Edmund Bullock, IN
against
George Coleman md his john Hcuy Coleman Charles
Thompson, jr John N. Price, Dhs.
The defendants George Coleman aud bis sou John Henry
Coleman, having entered teir appearance and given
security according to the act Of assembly the rules OF
is court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants Of this country; ii is orcre7 that
the said defendants do appear here the first day of the
next term aud answer The Dill Of the plaintiff; aud
copy of this order be forthwith inserted I'm snse ewspaper
published in the city Of Richnoud, for two months sue
cesavely, and posted the 'front.' door Of the capitol IN
le said city.
Sc 4 co,r. Tcs:c. WIN. W. HENTNG g. =,
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BIRS. WIITPPLE.

This unfortunate, and, to dreadful extent certain.
" criminal woman bas escaped from the arm of retri
bUYe Justice in this world. So enormous IS the crime
Of which she has been accused, that charity can find
no plea TO urge, that the mantle Of oblivion may bc
thrown over her proGgacy and her guilt. We respcrt
however, The wise end sound legal rule By Which no
one IS 70 be considered guilty. but on the contrary
must be deemed innocent, until convicted by iudg-
ment OF law Let her therefore, Go and sin no more
IL IS not her youth the remains of personal atac
ions, nor her being possessed Of property nor
TIE responsibility and plumber Of her connexions nor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

nation contained inns paper renders IL proper that IL
should be published; its length, however, precludes an
immediate insertion. II recommends the manufacture
of cotton goods 10 the attention OF Congress OF printed
cotions, II is stated there about 500 600 pcces
! of 2G yards each, manufactured in this country in
each year, making about fourteen millions OF
Ihs branch of manufactures would soon be worthy OF
governmental protection.
Gen. Talmadgc moved that the renor, be suffered IN
lie on the table, until other committees should report
Agreed TO.
Mr. Hopkins, OF New York offered resolution That
no Member ought TO withdraw from tue Convention
without assigning satisfactory reasons therefor.
MIR. wright OF Ohio, inquired the reasons for offer
ing the resolution.
MIR. Hopkins observed that many nersor. e,,.,.,
upon the deliberations of the Conventions who might,
as the iabours increased shrink from the toll he
thought proper thai those who might retire should as
sign reason.
Mr.. Wrigh, believ cd that assembling and 5,,,r,rc
were alike voluntary, both and should be at the
rec WIN OF the MEMBERS the resolution appeared to him
year upon 1T something like coercion; he believed il
soou fo'cy never to an authority which could
moi ne enforced. He concluded some further rcm,rs
nv moving that the resolution be ndcniteIv pos,poned
Ot3er dispositions Of the motion pronoseL-wh
Mr. Hopkins, to prevent loss of time in the (,o,ven
ton, withdrew the motion
The Convention then adjourned until 10 O'Clock
to morrow. III order 10 afford time TO the Committees
.atigust2.
MORNING SESSION.
The Convention ha wing baecn called 70 order and
quorum present.
The Committee on Iron made a report, which re
commended small increase of duty hammered ba
IRON so rs TO make ii 81 and 10 cents per cw instead
"i w cents: and also, that the Committee wool ami
wno'ens should incorporate this subject with their
mortal 70 Congress.
MIR. !amadge moved that the report he referred to
The Committee onihe memorial to Congress: this was
done with view TO classify business
ms motion was discussed by many rentlemen il
appeared to be the wish of those persons who had
interest in manufactures to connect iron with wool
and 'rooliens, and to avoid too large grasp
The speeches have been reported.
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ron Sale.
FRNHE subscriber wishes tha well known esrs..
& called GsQGEEGKENCAY situated IN ,l

FRNHE subscriber wishes tha well known esrs..
& called Gs0TEEHEENGAK,s situated on ,ln.
Inain es'ern alley road, i'll the county Nontsomerv
fourteen miles west of Salem in Boteourt equity and ma
both sides of the Roanoke RIVER, containing between SEQ
and lOUo acres nearly Eve hnd acres of which is frs,
rate bottom land, suited to hemp, corn, or tobacco
1is Is oae OF the best improved, and beau
fn farms above the Blue Ridges the fencing of
locust pests Tie improvements consist handsome two
story brick dwelling house. kitchen, ice house. carriage
house. NC. fine barn, good stable, (ulh water AIKEN in
pines to ~ good MILL, and Of the finest DISTII-
lERlfS the country, which has hundred acres OF
woodland attached and enclosed for hog pasure The
n"ersceTs house and negro quarters
In short the whole Of the Improvements and
built i'll the most substantial manner. There is also a
building on the premises, rented TAVERN stand and
ore OF the best III the country, at which there Posi-
Once where the mail running last West daily arrives
He also wishes TO sell his EULsISFIIsE over tic
Allegheny mountain, be ginning Potferinsav
being among the best stock in Virginia. The author;
sing this road the subscriber perpetual estate AMI
requires that the nett prints arising from tolls should
yield an interest of not less than 10 psr cent
on tie original cost (S4o0Oo) 1t has for several years
varied from, 10 to III.
Aso-several small TRACTS OF LAND on said
Turnpike road.
The above property is very valuablc-it will he sold
"ow and on rerp 6c.0! terms. Application can lie made
10 Col Bernard rcyton, Lancaster & DENLY. in Rich
mond' or by letter 10 GEO HANCOCK.
Epflr riupaN, Y
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TL0UGxEs

VI ne Kic7t0l0nd .IanufdcfOry, opposite The Lnian
Hotel.
var subscriber respectfully informs the farmers aif
planters, that he has hand a greater variety
OF tLOCGHS than has before been offered in this
n'arket-Among which, McCormiek's one, two ami
Iee hofse sell sharpeners, his barshare, with late
pr"vements; Reverconb and the improved ba rshare: also
'Teeo"Ln and other cast ploughs, unusually cheap.
aug ~ WA. PALMER
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NE"-URLEAS July 10.
Commodore FoRrEn and suite, arrived in hi, CITY
Oh iuesuay morning last, in the cam boat Hercules
from the BaliZe.-1he Commodore h,, - ".N es'
at Pensacola, on board the schooner TrimmcI for
Vera C-uH but she having sprung her forcrast ,yss
obliged 10 put 10 at ,he Balize to get another
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From tie Albany Argus Of Saturday.
The People, I,,s -
> ~'n'H'J DC"
Elsie ID. Whipple. : 'oTe 'he TACT
lR!pAY. hngnst 2.

ER!DAY, August ,.
Tn the opening Of the this morning, judge Duer
pronounced the opinion of the upop the question
raised aud argued last night, whether Srang the prip.
cpai IN the felony, and whcregith the accused stood
charged as an aCCcssaTy should be admitted 10 TESTIFY
ag2rn7t the accused. The Judge stated that upon an
examination OF the authorities Tie court had come 10
Tue CONCLUSION. that there Onbi bnl that nnr-
son, though convicted o. crime is a competent wit
ness in all cases until tic judgment upon that conviction
Is pronounced agaiDs! lin. II mad been said that the
common opinion was that conviction alone rendered
him incompetent; int that, the court said was not the
ia" Ii Is not the conviction, but the judgment, that
creates the disability in such cases.
rs an accompIce, S!rang competent y itness-
Unless the conviction cid jud-Ucnt are proved. A
witness - not incompetent from narny of character
though be may confess himself guilty Of an INFAMOUS
cf!'he nor IS 1t sufficient objection 10 his Comup-
ency that he has been acco,npcc in gnit with u,e
prisoner at the tar. Tie evidence Of accommodates bas
been at all times admitted, from rrinciple of public
policy, and from necessity Is scarcely possible 70
cctectinany o! Tive worst crimes without their nroro,,
huE itis not hu"eyer matter Of course IN admit an
offender rs witness the trial Of lis aCcoupice br
Tie court will either admit dsalo,y such evidence
as IN their discretion nag most ciectuaIly answer te
purposes Of Justice. '
This case then addresses itself 10 the discretion of tho
court NOT to their Judgment 10 the competency Of the
witness but 10 their discretion, whether On piiDciple
Of public policy ard IN fHrilerance Of public Justice
Inc retscn convicted s. &c peimitcf 70 testify against
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-E%r-
SS
CBARLEs-oY, Ans

CBARLEs1oH, August /.
Singular and ltro0o,s Barb 1r,ty-a bout fwo year,
ago two young cocured female children we're taken
away from the possession Of their Mistress youun-
Lady OF tins ciy-ani although suspicion. we're strong.
y excited and repeated inv esgatiou bad taken place
Tie perpetrators of this violation of the laws escaped
detection until the evening before last. An asony.
nous communication was then received By Mr. ST.
TAR, an Acting Magistrate of this city, and the
Guardian OF the young lady whose property the5 were
directing him 10 search the house of fee coioured
woman, named Human ENiOu, in Gibbs street. un-
der the floor OF which they stated 10 be conceal
ed hlr. SALTAR accompanied by friend and de
tachment OF the Guard, proceeded 10 the snot--
where most borIij spectacle their sight, On re-
moving the bedstead in the room a scuc was found
cut IN the floor, which ra1sed and discovered IN
der II boIe into which had crept the WRECKED chIl
dren, hall immersed III water and entirely without
clothing Their place of confinement had been be-
meath The joiss Of the house and the eart,--wilDnt
snhcIent elevation 10 allow them TO stand and scarce
~ to sit up--and perfectly excluded from tie light
and almost from the sir.-J is not vet known what
length OF time they have been confined; but from con.
Versng with e elder Of the children an intel,rcn,
gir OF about twelve years of age we should supposc
Vt to be near twelvemoBth. She says she has been
there one Christmas, and Fourth of Juiv as she
gathered from the observations OF tie persons who
brought them food.
The parties suspected OF this diaboIicaI acl are the
free woman, Hannah Elliott. and her sister Jady O
slave. both aunts 10 the children; bat their motives
are not exactly understood, though is supposed they
10 avoid the pursuit of iusfice.
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4 dreadful accident happened few DAYS stree at
Mauch Chunk. One ofthe cars laden with coal hich
was on the rail road, broke loose from TIC ropes aud
ran With immense velocity down the decyiiy of tho
railway until IT came to precipice, which it fell
khi'nS and "ounding several men WING were al work
beneatl,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
Correspondence 6etceea W. ~goare aud d.. cruqp
CovLNo1oN, ls1 Anril Isl.

CoYIN01oN, lst hpr, 1871.
u The Editors cFAis Constitutional }2ti~,
Gentlemen; An Article i,e Editorial ;oaJ Of the
t,ii:r States Telegraph, Of the l9,h u puporti,r 10 lac
an expose OF the recent controversy betwcen Sam! Med
Moore, Esq late Of the Virginia Legislature, and Doct
Geo. ". CrCmp late Representative in the C,oucs
e United States the Stat, Of virginia which hav.
Just seGn demands of notice will there fo.e
thank y"- to insert in year paper t!e following re,aJ
and ccT:esPondgnce:-No Challenge passed between
Mr.. Moore and DCct. CTu;np. iuIle after
crpt;oi ul the Editors "a dny OF March WHICH
ne has since published himself, Mr. Moore told me tha he
';.d received such information 10 the health
OF the individual on whom his suspicion rested induced
: 10 change the which he had intended to pursue
qucs.ci III eneavOI. obtain for him some Office under
ie General Government, by the acceptance OF Which re
might release himself from the obligations The ca II,
against due!iing, which he, hclCler the Legislature,
had becn compelled taAr; wrh oath restrained hin,
from being engaged in duel during bis continuance in
o!hce .! lost 10 ne in complying with his nest,
scom ascfaincd hat hlr. Mo0.es object so gene
suspected, that every attempt effect ssl prove una
mated III letter to Mr. Archer of the March which
concluded the correspondence in Washington, the par;
of Mr.. MoaTe mr.. Archer letter addressed to nc in the
city Of Richmond under date Of Ssh Mare wa. cosi-
Gefed by BIZ Moore uacquvoc refusal or the rart
OF DGci CiTnp, TO meet him in the field o honour
much as TIE disabilities OF the ami: dcing law Virginia
are IIcnfred by The person acting either within
OF the State, III leaving the State That puipOse (Scc
this of1he situation III which MIR. Nj. found himself
placed be induced of his otrn accord to dcuooa nee
Doc CruInp III The which ne used the iucryer:
which took place between those gentlemen hcCors the
door Of The Eagle Hotel r the city Of Richmond. II is
DUO to myself To say that have been influenced aloae hy
sense of justice Mr.. Moore, in making
meat q! tue facts apPeruiring this controversy. am
we'll of the improperly obrud.ns matters Of ri
vae upon public attention, but msrcpgcscGa
ons OF tbs Telegraph haze left Other alternative.
! IfM. II. TERRlLI.
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IIRGEAy.l ELECI10.T Il

N6RroLk COUMrY.-Extract OF letter from Nor
oik: 81 hand you the annexed of Norfolk County
election Yesterday. So complete discontinue To Ee
Coordination" or Jackson party, cruel in The ex-
tTeme. The most saDgnine friends Of Mr. Newton did
moi ask for than a majority of so in his favour
and bciol double that number Of votes we're ri, ~
hm. Both the candidates made speeches. MIR. Low.
all certainly acquitted himself WELL aud MIR. New ton
fully satisfied his friends. The county people came
down powerfully, and almost to man voted for
Ncwiun. Nearly every vote obtained BIZ Mr.. L0yaH
fsUn Portsmouth and the Borough aud chiefly from
JacksoUiaig. FOR Congress, Thomas Newton 393
George Loyal 81 Newtons present mai uity 405-
iiouse OF DelcZates-James Warden 268 John
Thompson 2G5, Vim &. Manning 2i0, John w. NIur.
dangb III, Wm. Cooke III. For Convention 27G
against il 203.
FArHFAx-for Congress-Mr. Mercer obtained
majority MIR. Thompson, and is therefore elected
this being thc last county TO vote For SIaIe Sc
natc-CoI Osborne is elccted.--For House OF Dele
gaies-Messis. - and Sapgstef.H
BOrirounr--F For Congress, Gen John FLOYD, 2o3.
For House OF Delegates, Fleming g. Miller, Esq. 2lI
John T. anderson" Esq 155-Capain George "
WILSON,, lC3, James s.. Allen Esq. So
IorUocN Fmst days poll-For Cong,cs7, c 2. MEG
Ger 2SI X. T. Thompson 1871. State Senate, J. O,Du'n
26j, William Erzey IS. House Of Delegates A. Roscrs,
.o3' J. walker 20. William Chiffon 156, r. Il. Ire
III. For Convention Il1-h zninsi Convention b.
WAEwIcIt- House Of Delegates. h. r. D. Brown o.
VIM. ffcson+ Al, <bauas CursdI, Miles Cay 80 iho'
mis- Dunn, Il, James -. Iaugho'nr O. tor GonsFcSs b"-
wc'i Basssit, opposition.
Billiard. For Congress, James Tczgaut no opposition
NorrIAnrros For Congress, Burwell Bassru NO
nnrssitor. Legislature, VIM J. SimrsinsS 81, Join II.
Dey.ys 1t, william baaon CD, John N s""'io" 30
rUcEIsS,,si- For House &C Delegates. Reubcn b
Tat,,.,n 1fo, Geo ". Payne is opposition
GoocgtAHo-E ia, House Of Dresa'e= Joseph 5: Wa"
$50, -; A.y.i5a'i Bryce, jr. i12, Peter G"sf ant D.
~: ~ IL !r3 LIZ Hr'''f
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To Dir. TgRR!EL.
Jgtyhmiai,n Cjfa .1Ja,.cL Q ,eo-

- :, h3ntSfHa tuy .liTcii ;, 1927.
Sin In reply 10 Or. CTu.l,' note, addressed to ie
this evening, IN which, i,e says''I inhibited by y
principle not 10 be dsregardcd, from receiving any
communication ifc;n Mr. Moore, un he shah formal.
d!scia1 report, that he had positively conoe:-
~ mcraced lib she Dilicon Of persona, uiign;
y," am instructed to say dat MIR Moore does no,
THINK proper ''Iorma!!y" 10 discaim any report SO
mace ie has made, tnns have been contingent.
nasinuch as he no; informed of the name Of the
PERSON "io bad committed outrage on his feelings
oy i3o publication over tie signature OF "a Nirgiyi.
an inserted IN the Telegraph few weeks since. am
ufei authorized TO say that Sir Moore las no ir.ten
ton ct Offering any personal nd;gnity Or. Crump
but that any collision which may take place heiw Ger
them - III hegoverned lis part BY rules usually adop
ted IN such cases b. men ofhonour.
The foregoing is communicated you the friend
o! Dr. CtumP. Very respectfully yours. Sc
VIZ. II. TERRlLT..
| rrila Hon W. &
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Il QHi>!-By letter from the gentleman chiefly III,
'ercsted, and who ought presume know best we
Learn that the marriage of Mr.. Turner Dixon publish
ed in the Wing, s Quiz! We laugh at a good
loke, though pfaciscd ouTseyes-hut we are sorry
:" have beer made Instrumental through ignorance,
in giving pain to female dGlicacy We wish that he
wags Of lie country would make their qnizzcs harm
less to tI:d pe,s P0ssibleiaie the Israel Till
fashion for example Ii we quizIed, only desire
not TO be made the instruments of Iudicsing pain on
others.
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SAM He'd. 6IuaaH-, En-.
W il!ianlsDu's Hotel.
IIlnaLin2lon .Nnreh Ii. 1Gs-

v 'Nt''.5'IIt LIINFLN taIl
Sir; Tour note Of this day has been received in
which yCu state ljat my catd published in lie Whig
in rcp!, TO ca FigiuisD" is Necessary make out ycr
reply to my no;c addressed to YOU this enng have
only TO remark that did not retain copy Of that ard
nor do conceive iai it is necessary Chat reference
should be had 10 10 enable you 10 satisfy the rcquis
ton contained in my nolc. simply ask for the name
Of the author of tie pieces recently published IN
your paper, TIC signature OF az VmeiuianD and
also that Of tic piece published over toe Signature Of
al QueTs" Will barely add, thai the card 10 which
you audc was copied into your paper Of the 9Th uli.
! am with due respect.
SAML DcD MOORE.
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Rirh.aond, .Narck Sll, 1927.

Sir: have 10 hesitation in complying with tie ,c--
quest ofyenr noto OF this trning My purpose in the
note which concluded correspondence in w asbiDr-
ton 10 inform you that although Dr. c, urrp was
prepared 10 accept any invitation which he might re-
ce.ye om MIR. Moore under circumstances IN which
the disabilities Of the law Of State such subjects
would not be incurred, lie would hold himself bound
10 do So IL situation which the disabilities would
De incurred. THIS Information was considered due 10
M Aoore, as it was conceived he might be led ~
INCUR on his can part fsniIless disability.
ain respectfully yours &c.
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u 4Sljasf,a, CH1, .raych ;. 1927.

TO the Hen G., ~. CEI.us:
Sr; Having in vain den aude! ofthe eitor the name
OF Inc "ror OF tro publications personal and oIensiv
10 me,j which have recei:!y appeared in the IT, g.
fe'esap", over the signature CT "a Firsinian" nd
az self under ii!e necessity saying 10 YOU a, COM
mon report has design ed y1s, author of those
pieces, IN SUCH manner my estimation fully ,as-
'!hes me III asking you the following question: Are
gu tie author OF iiuse pieces
oar answer N the negative will be entirely salts
ictcry 10 Inc, aud viii induce take Tie proaer
steps TO re'noyc the Impression which generally nre
Vai!s on tnas sunJec rely upon the peculiar situa-
tion which placed by the refusal of the editor
and 90 ti'e above mentioned report for Try Justification
N making this application to you, confident that you
must consider it ample.
l am respectful your OH Sery't,
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respectful your OH Sery't.
SAM'L Med. MOORE.


Washington, D. C. March o. 1897
s't: a'n inhibited by principle 10 be dis. egar.
ded, from Receiving any communication from Mr.
ooro unit! he shall formally disc!am report that he
bad positively o! ccn!inGcntIy mc;aced nae With the IN
Fiction OF personal iiidgnitr.
Very respectfully, your O5't Sersr
GEORGE WEI. CRuMP.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
U,asbmgion Cuy, sVareh Iai, 1897.

Sir Two publications have recently appeared il. your
paper, over the signature Of "a Virginiann and one
the signature of a Qucrist," highly personal
inc, and nov demand The Of the author OF each
of those pieces. Yours, &c.
SAML Ned. MOORE.
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Bank Stock at Auction

yETILt be sold on Monday, at one o'clock. af TIE
~ CoG, House, is .ha;es of Virginia Bank c,ocl,
for cash. JAS. II. LYNCH.
april 20 If
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Tue Hon. NyM. S. Archer.
EJs5j1o,,n .Y1rcb I'm ,

Ti,shingt7n ,JLnrch an, 1877.
Sir: have H. aC';U0w ledge the receipt of your note
Of last evening adarcsscd to the friend Of Dr
CrurnP, III reply 10 That dcvec By hmsel: III YOUR
personal interview yesterday The information il com
municates !iat NlI. Moore does think proper for
Tay 10 disclam any report vaguely aicd as-,ia
III Dr. CTunps note, renders ii necessary t,at suria
acquaint you With circumstances vi more expciine,s
with the purp"'t OF thai report Ii is tial tir Moore
has stated IN i''chmend short time since, that il
vas his intention +" visit This place for the purpose Of
Gaming lie anthor Of an article, which bad appeared
/ ~ thc Telegraph, uDder the signature of a Vir-
ginian," rcPuted 10 he DR.. CTunp and tlat since
Mr. hiooFe's arrival iii this city he had expressed an
intention To challenge the author If that pu5iica ton
said to DC Dr. CrumP. and would BIN III tie
of his refusing such challenge. Tie object of Or.
Crumps note had reference IN any "iaie2!tio3 Of
Dir. Moore, which Dr. Cturp has neither authority
nor disposition 10 make tie subject of enquiry bat 10
the ascertainmen OF the fact Of h!r Muoio's hy,ng
employed expressions which you'd authorize a report
Of tic character alluded 10. rs preliminary 60 any
corrcsp oudcncc between Fir. hIoorc and Dr. Ciump
have 10 request explicit explanation On trai sub
jet. am respectfully yours, Sc
'TM $. ARCHER.
{ II
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Washingion. .Nareh 1a.1.
SA1l'L Med. MOORE.

WdshngioD, March Isl, 1897.
SIR Yorr card published in the Wing IN reply to 81
Vmginan is necessary to make out my reply 10 vour
note Of this daj. When you were at my Office sup
posed ;at had i; in 6!eif 50, cannot now End it
viii you DO me the favor to furnish copy of the sob.
stance Of ;hal card. l an respectfully,
DUFF GREEN.
SAM's He'd. BIuoaY-, En-.