Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26

OF twenty hve ShareS wnich were purchased Dy
order of the trustees on the 28th day of NOyem.
Der, 1897, and in which he has not the most re-
mote interest The subscriber means to make
this denial as full as his command Of language
will enable him to do, and challenges all persons
who have INDUCED in assertions or lnsinuations
connecting him with purchases or speculations.
to bring single fact or circumstance that can
call the accuracy Of this denial in question.
This denial is sufficiently broad and explicit.
Again, Mr.. H. says:
sIo 1928, Gen. Green came to the city Of
New York, and brought letter Of introduction
to me from an individual in this city. At ous
first interview he told me that gentleman in BOs.
ton had agreed to lend him 5000 dollars 10 order
to carry on his business, and asked my opinion
Of the practicability of raising money i'll this CT
! ty by loan on mortgage. Ireferrsd him to Mr..
Bucknor, to whom gave him letter. General
Green then proceeds thus:-
!, Before he mir. Hamilton,l gave the let.
ter" referring to the letter Of Introduction to
! Mr.. Bucknor, .. he took US into his private room
and suggested, that as it was the business OF bro
kers to deal in stocks, it would be in our power
to aid the person to whom he was about to intro
duce us, by giving him information that would
enable him to speculate IN stocks, and that will
lingness on our part to aid the broker, would 90
far to secure his aid in the proposed arrangement.
We replied that We would, with pleasure, give
to his friend, or to any other respectable cores.
pendent, the benefit of our opinions, and also OF
any information that We could with propriety
make known. That our opinion could be OF but
little value TO abroksr, and that we could expect
| to be possessed Of no 10 formation, not conhden-
tally communicated, which could have any bear
ing upon the subject; and that this would be i'm.
proper, and therefore impossible for US to DIS
| close"
| In reply to this statement, Mr.. Hamilton en-
phatically says:-
In reply tothis statement. derery part Of
Il, Team only declare as do most solenanty, that
IL is not only ,ohoily untrue, bat that Il Has not
the slightest foundation even in the stm6fansc 81
trmh.-No such conversation Tas held by me
wih Cen Gecel or any other person.
1t will at once be seen that Mr.. Hamilton and
Gen. Green are directly at issue on material
question of fact. But Justice requires US to say,
that from the explanations given by Mr.. HamiI-
ton. respecting the negotiations in which he was
engaged for the benefit Of Gen. Green. aud from
the documents lie has published in support Of his
declarations, his defence, as it now stands, is
alike honorable to himself, and satisfactory to
the public.
We are much gratified in perceiving that an
earnest disposition exists in Philadelphia to get
up benefit for MIR. CoorER, the Tragedian,
who, after thirty flee years Of dramatic labor, is
left with large and interesting family (six
daughters.) really in want. The Philadel pha
audience always entertained great respect for
the talents Of Cooper, and he held possession of
the stage without rival for many years in that
city.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
The vote for Member Of Congress in Norfolk
Borough was
For Miles King $50
George Loyal 279
Majority for King in the Borough 81
MIR. LoyaH's majority in coming to
the Borough ia
Mr.. L. consequently carries to Elizabeth CT.
ty (the last county to vote majority OF IS.
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