Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
From De Boston Builetin.
TO THE PUBLIC.-No. V

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ccied tho dissolution of my connection with DUN
Gfcen, I vii state few facts which occurred soon
ei,cT our agreement tn such dissolution About the
n.rdie of August 1928, he visited Boston, LOT the
oxtasibte purpose OF procuring the means OF paying
Inc 5000 lie wanted $4,000, of which, 5000
were for myself, and the remainder for paying de-
lnands against the firm. and defrayng the ordinary !
i expenses Of the establishment / have heard that
ba ,shci 10 this sum upon mortgage OF the
establishment, and that he represented II TO be unln
cinibered. l cannot answer Tor the correctness OF
tim information; but those to whom he applied for
lsns. can tell whether or not he made such repre-
senfation not anly HHSS- but: rauduients for lille
establishment, icas then incnmbered by mortgage II
Nssh,ngion for $4,000.
On returning 10 Wsshipetofi, he told mc distinctly
and explicitly, that he bad obtained money IN
Soston, but that he had made arrangements with
danes A. Hamilton. Esq. io- obtaining il in New
York, and expected at the time stipulated
5000. Mr.'HamJtoa can toll whether or not such
arrangement was Urdc. If not, this representation
wac false apsilllItsg Introduce the name OF thus
gentleman. who lave no interest III ruy nffairs
with DUFF GCecn bat ut becomes necessary in the
ofiuy naSraiivc. l. waited till Octnber 30,
i've days 5ier the day of payment, without receiving
NV 900; und on that day, sent to him note, In
winch insistcd.iIpen thc1mmetliHte payment OF the
and ststrd ry-sfrNirty tn Withdraw my name
from the irf0 and thereby avoid any further liability
10 member pf H.. 10 this he replied IN the follow
my words: -
W.ss,xeroS, 2p,h DC, 1923,
Sf; Al the time that for dissolution TOOK place
wr both Supposed that could borrow the funds
enable me To pay YOU Is TIs tuASf
thousand
e nn and VIII r sole IN the course OF this week 10
'irc thousand hve bundled dollars unwilling, you
Ia lie tn make addpsai contracts the of tire and
am prepared ~ announce the dissolution as soon as you think
pfnper Yours, D. GREEN.
70 this letter ca! the particular attention of the
reader, who will judge of my aslon'shmcnt otter
wards herring that before he wrote it, he Ind OBJ
ta;n"d loan of $4,000 i'll Boston, lie was Ia Boston
IN August and September preceding the date Of this
hitter At that time, according to a statement in the
Boston Bulletin, Of Sept %, 1929, over the signature
OF Columbus he received from DR.. Ingalls, the
promise of $1,000, and after. the money itself;
aid as appears by the records Of The North Bank in
mis- city, from which the following certificate of dcpo-
SIT. with its Endorsements, is true copy, this sum
was transmitted by Or. Ingalls, to Washington on
she 7th of October, ard received there the lih;
uni that, this certificate, after being negotiated
Washington, had been received az New York, its
way back to the North Bank, early the 10th of
October.
'Trrth Bant, OFT :, 1928 This cert4s that Doeloc VII
dollars the credit of Ness city of Washing
and president of the Bank Metropolis aud subject ~
'tr order OF the said Gen. Van Ncss
5000. H. w. WHITE Ttle-."
Hash'r Of the North Bank, Boston Pay the WITHIN Of
FIVE thousand dollars the order OF Alex Kerr Cssh'r the
Bank of the Metropolis JOHN r. VAN NESS,
Washington Oct IIih 1923
lay to the order of R0'' White FL lS cl,hs an 70
Fay George Homer Esq or order
ROBERT WHITE. Crsh,, H. O..
Oct l6, 1873. GEORGE HOMER, CIsh,.
This is the identical money that was promised 10 I,
ln in September, by DR.. Ingalls,. affirm this to be
the fact sand SO ehnlI affirm until DR. In
gals shall contradict it. Moreover, defy DuFGree7,
TO contradict it.
Now, if DR. ingalls, DO not contradict this afirma-
tton and the records Of the North Bank be correctly
and honestly kept, then has Duff green set bis hand
70 a must Uicked and Fraudulent Jaisehood false
hood uttered for the purpose of cheating his late part
i'll business; and the proof "by documents under
his own hand promised in my first communication
u the public is complete, aud be re5ulied-I
lie may say that he did not receive this sum til af-
i'm the date of his letter. Will venture to assert
that the money was transferred TO him. upon the
Books of tire Bank of the Metropolis, prior to that
date; and will DIZZY lin to publish the record of this
lans. But even If the receipt of the money by him
should appear to be subsequent, for have not seen
the record, the fI!ShOGd = still complete; for he re-
ceived the promise of the loan while here in Sepcnl-
Der preceding, and was afterwards notified, and be-
fore the transmission of the money to Washington
tIat the promise would be performed He may also
say that this sum was applied TO the payment Of de
1nands against tire firm tor which was liable Jointly
with himself whereby vas as much benatiticd as
should have been by the payment directly to myself
hut have some reasons for believing that q portion
OF the money was applied to the payment of his uri
vate debts and will believe otherwise, when | shall
se an account of the expenditure from the books Of
me Bank ofthe Metropolis But still the falsetoodis
vtc, Ior he suited in his letter. that he had been
disappointed III his expectation of obtaining funds in
Boston. The Fraudulent character of this fasehood is
also established; for he had stipulated to pPy me
Is 900 on the 18th of October, went to Boston en-
jWeSSiy tG borrow money for this purpose, and had
assumed the debts Of the firm, and therefore could
not honely appropriate dollar Of this money TO
any other purpose.
After thus, leave the public TO estimate the de-
gre OF reliance which ought to be placed upon am,
!tatenent by D!F Green. Thou honest mani
'Thou pipus christian! Thou Profes,or ofReipion!-|
piIst tho never, when hanging on thy long sabbath
Gay face, aud knecng at tine altar to JOIN iu the
Of thy church, think of this letter Of DC
toSer 20, 1928? If thou didst, and hadst O con-
scicnce, the very devil Of thy own creed would not
have envied It's workings
viii! now advert to another event that occurred
dnrlg the partnership. "a the Telegraph Of Octo-
her 4, 1928, appeared editorial article written bv
Daft Green, Of which knew nothing till saw il
az the paper, as sickness prevented from visiting
tue Office for that day, and Of which the following il
pH extract
U,TED STATES TilEGaAPH
80 saturday Eyeniug Gel i, 10[3.S
MIR ADAMS AND HIS RELIGION.
But the IBteligencer, of this morning. asserts,
tat whatever are the opinions Of ht Adams points fa