Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

.,., one. Indeed, our Auditor himself, sdmhs
A.. n their letter 10 me, OF the lYih ah.no'
,her do say, 10 the pay meni oil Mr' so"-
trariu1 Graham, you complied WIN '"e w
s,rctops of the Board After THIS, were
igls /, discass the ques ton any further. II Is
Main that he fails 10 establish his iunda"eni"i
fact. aud all the reasoning which he wo"id
have raised upon IL, necessarily tails To the
ground.
ih,ye ,hns answered, every part and parcel
orthts repori that seemed 10 be oi any cohse-
,,enee aud nave most fully Proved,as uns',
~. .,. ire f.lsehnnd sn1 lIaaduieace oil the
~hole fabrication. Alter tbs, cannot and
a., ,,t. sppreAend thai ANY impnlat,on oil dis
honest. E. or any shadow NJ suspicion. eau rr't
mon IN, character. in the mind OF any man u
honor, of any party who will examine ihe sub
;sci of nv accounts with COMMON candouh AMI
puly a decent dagfee at care. can still fra'
div conceive however, FROM he very nature
nj the case Oh al some person or other iDas pet
has be inclined 10 ask If there has not been
NJ Iess, some unusual disorder IN the manage
.mnt Of NV affairs. To excite all. this Glamour
rainst me To thus question can an'"e'
confidently, no-nope. II has been the afh-
bee. indeed Of NV accusers, 10 scatter tins no
tiou about A. widely as possible, TO iutiher
tpeir own views But on the oo"trary, can
truly say, itst my accounts have been kept
with more than ordinary care. Al the same
time. II WAS evidently Impossible, in the nature
OF things, IN a business so large, aud 50 sah'
Gus, aud extending through so many years, 10
avoid some occasional oversghis and mistakes
injurious only TO myset-and Capable ~
almost sli instances OF being corrected by the
s,arpkeepers books. and by the books OF the
Treasury compared with my own 50 that
with proper disposition on the part OF the Of
hcers of the Government, my accounts might
be settled at any time with great ease.
n must now be manifest, however, 10 all
who have read this communication. that can
have no hope Of ever settling them b'iore ms
Auditor Nor Indeed, after the mulnpllad inju
ries and insults which hays received from
him, shall attempt II again The difference
between The Government aud myself must.
therefore, be decIded by some other. aud more
impartial tribunal and the way is easy. say
that the Government is indebted TO me IN n
large amount, for which, however, cannot sue,
aud which, therefore, | cannot Obtain. On
the other hand, the Heai of the Department
and his Auditor, are pleased TO say that am
in default 10 the Government III a small SUN,
for which they can order sun al any time.
Let them do so without delay and do not
doubt that shall hnd an honest jury who will
give me a verdict for my claim. winch, hove'er,
nucator, in law, vii enable me to 90 forward
and petition Congress for that j 'stICe winch ]
have hitherto sought in VAN. in the mean
TYNE, If thrse officers shall persist III pub
fishing and circulating their libels and
rIandefs aginst me, shall feel tito be n most
,acred duty which owe TO myself and to my
country, To bring them before proper tribunal,
. answer for the wrong they have done mo.
MILLS KING