Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-07

tnis breati,' that is, the bread which he w.s .
Alo. .ne oreac which was burnt) the same tern.s
o;ss, s. Az IN their letter of the 18th ult. that is. nre'
cisely the something additional" or extra .lnwp.e,
% PRICE OF 1899, which was afterwards charr.S -
eraham III his accounts. This is the internrsoy
ny, ~" : pu. on tseir letter at the time, aud have
az" au'nor"y Tor saying that it is the true one. T.
decd our Auditor himself, admits that i'm their letter }.
me- OF the 18TH ultimo, they do say. .In the pavmert y" 20
VA r,,ct; ~ as Graham, you complied with the in
S.ruc'oNs OF the Board" After this, It were idle 20
DISCUSS the question any further. II ia nla;n H. " W
FANS to establish his fundamental fact. and ali tho ~"
iy falls to the ground. 10 "eoessari-
l nave thus answered every part anc parcel &c ,,;.
report, that seemed to be of any conseouen.s LIE
and f. m"s ,u,y proved as trust, the entire falsehood
NIX Irauduience OF the whole fabrication. Aier III
. cannot and do not, apprehend that anv ;mnu,.,;or
u'"o"es'y' or any shadow of SUSPICION. con re..
Of any n,r,w uSn n 'he mind of any man of honor,
counts with common candour. and onIy , de.a AZ
s 80 :. care. l Can still readily conceive. howevsr
nu" '"e very nature OF the case, that some ner.s.-
o'her may perhaps be inclined to AJAX ;f th.Ip = OF
oeen at least some unusual disorder in the 1910 .
ment OF my affairs, to excite all this Glamour sa. ass
NC! 10 TINS question | can anwer con6daniv e"'s
zone It has been the artiice ineed. of No.
70 sca'ter tins notion about, as widely AS noss;hIe =,
,ureher tneir own view. Blu. on the contrary c,n
y say, .hat my accounts have been kent win No..
IMAM ordinary care. AT the same time Z, ... .oio
y Impossible, IN the nature of things, in a bns;n.s. =.
go ana o various. and extending threueh an NJ
ny years, TO avoid some occasioned oxe.sSL.o uA,
"is'a1es-inJurious only to myself-and ~.o
nI1~H n IN
ss seos,,s all instances eff being corrected by the store.
AeePers books, and by the books of the Tr.as"..
compared witt, my own; SO that viii, = nrne. iLeasuFy
a ac",o on The part of the officers of the government pp mr
1t must now be Dn Sss.'ed a. any time with great ease.
communication, that can have no hone Of eS nave read this
o sd this Auditor Nor, indeed, after The muii,n sisi,a,ng than
a n . insults T which have received from him, shall s,,e an1an ;s
and myself must, therefore, be decided bv ~
ana more impartial tribunal; and the way is easv'
s"y lhat the Government is indebted to me in : }a,n.
IUlOAnt. fer with h0Uouor 7 --- NofSS
,,Iere,ore; 1 cannot obtain. On the other hand tha
mead OF the Department and bis Auditor. r nIa.sn 5
10 say that om in default to the Government ;nn
sum- Tor which they can order suit at anv rim. I Ma
ahem 40 SO without delay; and 1 do not doubt tb., !
saam Ihd an honest jury who will give me a verdict.
.@r my claim, which, however, nusatory in law. viii
enable me to go forward and petition Congress- Tr
In a ts justice maee winch ! have hitherto sought in vain.
'ish!ng and Circulating their libeIs and sjand a..
u WhioI me, 1 sha Il feel it to be a most sacred duty
them h. : 1--WE II myself and to my country, to bring
.ee"' oe'ore a proper tribunal, to answer for the wrons
wy "a' uohe me MILES KING.