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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
Notice.

A LII those indebted to Fauver g. Farms
IN worth are requested 10 call and settle
their accounts by the 18th of February,
or they will be placed in the hands of an
officer for collection. After the 22d inst
their office will be at the Mansion House,
Rodney.
A.. FARNSWORTH,
Surriu;ng partner Of Fdurer f Farns,corth.
January Is, 1880 36-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
$50 Reward!

DAN away on Monday NOR
s "a IL ming last, Frank Dougher
go ty, light mulatto man, about 35
IN years of age, 5 feet s inches high,
W slightly made and a little stoop
Eshouldered thin face, small eyes
and thick eyelids. Frank is good Black
smith and Carpenter, and is an ingenious
boy. 1t is supposed he will make an at
tempt to get to the North.
All persons are forbid harboring him, and
all Steam Boat captains are warned not to
take him on board.
The above reward will be given for his
apprehension and delivery in the Jail of
Adams county, or $50 if he is secured in
any place where he can be had by the sub
scriber.
A. D. POSTLETHWAITE.
/ Feb. %, 1899 no 43-3t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
JEFFERSON COUNTY.


James & Bayly
William Newbaker.\
AN Attachment for the sum of $l7s 10,
r. issued out Of the Office of John A. Wat
kins, Justice OF the Peace in and for said
county.
The Attachment in this case having been
returned duly executed, and the defendant
failing to repievy the property attached, and
give special bail herein-Notice is hereby
given, that unless the said defendant do APP
pear here on or before the first day OF the
next June Term Of the Circuit Court afore-
said, give special bail and plead herein,
Judgment final by default, will be rendered
against him, and the estate attached be sold.
MsYa1N Given under my lana and seal
IS of said Court, this 18th day Of
lss.sSSSSS March, A. d. 1899.
JAS. J. COLLIER, Cl,k
MWILcox, Atty for Plaintiffs 44-t4
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
Potatoes.
Final Settlement.

To all whom it may concern-Notice is
hereby given that l, Ann III. Cowden, exec
utrlx of the estate of James Cowden, decd,
will on the fourth Monday of March, 1885,
it being Probate Court day-present to the
honorable Probate Court Of Jefferson coun-
ty, my account as executrix of the estate of
said deceased, for final settlement and al
lowance This 9th day Of December,
1888.
33 ANN H, COWDEN, Ear.
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70 see II q sszcks.{ a. sz4 p-zrsirui.s-
part Bur the ehsld crses less = alse sh=
was feeling i than before
-ies, dat was g.; saase3 lssx zruns
yabbed- Mud all xas - sse~s l.sl,e
arms" (Chill 6egirx crrsaz-2
w har on earth can aaa<c uay aaav
cry sosr rising and waking - sas wia-
dow lSf2ns = tx uriz-sea- an sc gsi-l
AzsAesl
--les, dat As its 81 ~aas = gsok
out Z windaxs- So ths Pafty eascS-
ems O-O-o-hs Lcok a the beazsy.
roOsteri Nonaer's cd aanE ReErx. psc,-
IN up chips Yes- 0le amt Betty. P5es-
IN up chips 50 kake bsckv. ass-ast1
for good chIlIans- Coed auae b.tv
70 make bieky 10 sNeet ba5y-s sap-
per- (Csilz 6eSias egsiH-b
''Hoo-o-os So windy = tkri1ckfHx ZEE
tle tria90ar Cki1s cries}
y o. Rose what have voa sssas a.
this child lea litgie hgsssv vasr- 90
yOu doa'r tell aae hos xpa A4Ek aaln-
III whip YOU a long a. can 1e1 Tau-~
'-Nissis. I cIa' / never done aash'n'
I all 70 him was - sirten' lasa "a
by Miss Nancv's hu~-
III you say Mss Mas iz~saa' o.
me again III stuff Ms Nancv-s bsi-
reau down yOur throat. ven iifrle- lviuE
slut I'm Just as sure weave hart asni.
as If il seen yoa- Hos dl1 Yea hlrt
himt-
Here Rose vas rciace8 o. a z1H alEs,
for upon the Perd Of having a aareaa
stuffed down her throat she dare nor
repeat the oft-told tale. and she kReal
no other. She therefore STOOL uaate-
Julia said Mr. Sag. -brsaz che
child 70 me and let me see lf 4 can dls-
cover the cause 0f his CRYING
Mr.. Slang took the ehild aa5 corn-
menced a careful exaualaatiaa 81 d.
tie removed is cap, and besiausag or
the crown of is head be extcnezsl th-
search SLOWLY and cautioasly downward.
the eve Nth the ,esa-h e.
the finger. lie had not Procr-s3et tar
In this way before he discovered Ga rha-
right car OF the child a small tsa1a-E-
the cause. Of course. Of all Is "a Tag.
The cause removed. the chll1 aaau
as tears 70 Smiles greatly g.
the delight Of all. and - naa- mare
than 70 Rose
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

may hang over the first invention of a
steamboats, which doubt. however. /
Tor one do not participate-none what
ever can resist in regard to the orioin of
the locomotive branch of the great Steam
family; and that in all future time this
fragment OF authentic history may en-
able the ialest Posterity TO trace, by
"back-track" and s'turn out" through
the long rail road line of ilIustrious an
cestors, ssThe First Locomotive their
immortal progenitor, s.JABEz DooLIrrLE.
Esq, nigh Wellington, Connecticut
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

RULEs OF GosslPESs--fhcv nag- "a
g0ssiping club SomeW erc ar the Narta-
Among the rules and regulates v-
find the following. which ~ e1a.lsA
for the benefit 81 an sossiPers-
That any member knowing mare ~
his own business than aaasher'S. sA1 E
be expelled from the soczeEy uilaeat a.
hearing
No member shall Sc iewu q his
own table. until be- has asss-e rrzfnszst sa "a
certainty. what his uelEaeors w1za-n
IT, 49, - sssa.--. .-sfe - 49, Aaasss
have to eat-whether tbex haws uaaf
for the same- ant lf nat ii ihey exP@--
ted to-
Every member who shah scc twa &C.
three persons engaged - rruver~aslen-
shall place himself hcrweeu taeaz asr5f
he has heard at they have b say. ard
report the same accordluEty-
Every member who SHALL see a s-1-
tleman visiting a laiy msre than r1slre.-
shall Circulate the ness thar rhew ARE
going 10 BE- married, ant saaf uleazatsrFs
are forthwith required - r-rszt a.
manner OF things about the -ralaeaean
70 the lady. and dlsto ahout ere lassx o.
the gentleman THIS 81 hreak uP
matches, AMI afford nsuch good gossip
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

nature and the DEGREES of Justice
| need not say that our decision was
IN favor of the defendant, and thar the
plaintiff went forth followed by the con-
tempt of every honorable person who
was present at the trial.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

--Now Tcns- tell Tho h--ess ae wua
ever tool. AMI II give vau a Eess e4
cider "A he ! never ts,ts a u - arE
life -Draw tae ezler. bav.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

4 worz- NJ soen 5esp5se rse aasa
who : stsavs Aaaria< $50 her ageae
string
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

4 Goo1 'rS--Th@ Ba-saa Fess Hels
the following sfiox 40 yea Ike e'rass's
TaiesF SAID a Ioxe-nakaaz swalu - 49,
DuicInea- oue svenln- asser azssa-a-
Tales Of the HaHr u sv. sac aa-
swered. Il never eats aav eEa4 raaas- esG
I am -nazing fea3 "a ressssesi T-assssas
tails
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

A Totes OF rHE = sEruE---E ri-e
Mr. President % ar-ue the case 81 rhe
rich man and the poOr ulaa- ard b.
lieve. that before I shall have coaezaI-
ed YOU wiIl aIiox that it Admits e- ne
argument The r5ch uiau. Mr. Pres1-
dent. declines his em1ciased flriu ea a
mahogany sofa eat doNa- he9n ssl-.
carved and mRnu5act1resi. frusn tAe Ca Co
cedars Of Lcbanon- whirh srow uenn
the lofts and cloud cap, summit - 90 the
ever memorable uoun-azn of leAasn-
phat Then Nr- Presideut- be hlfs O.,
hrs cadaver0sls mp the -ols8an chs-a ert1
manufactured as i weH kuowu- Nr
President IN Chill Peru ani oshennr-
known and unlnhahltab.e parfs 81 the
universe--Wh on the ether ksn.E-
Mr. President the poor mau DECLINES
has expectation "a a cot-a-e. from aaieh
he retires "a the shades 80 soule u-u-
brageous stream there - eogeeuz-saase
the incomprchenslbllirv of the vase eem-
stellation AMI ether fxed and i-,1usaTan-
bic satellites that devo}se arouuI zhe
celestial axeltree OF thls sero-,ra-zs 5r-
mament ca high Tbcn- Wr, Presleur
after calling around hina hss wI@- nnf
the rest of his 1.-THE chilirea. be teaeh-
-.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

The word Devil. saai a cersasm
soa. = man aBy Way sea caa faks c.
Remove the d AMI b - er54. relnese rae
g and Is rile- renave the v anA e - 81,
and the ? alone. has the ssszn.i ~ heia
Beware then. 81 tse GexlI- b. Is a assa
rascal.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

= them . pcrsptre p -
tality beyond the Erave--N =
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COX s.
znrkEnn 81 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22

HoF and Anderson on the occasion alluded to .na. &c
had talked with Hef but few days before on me su
;ec md he and tiof agreed in their recnicci"s o, ~
Conversation He further stated distinctly, 'hal W.T.
had mn, said in that conversation Tint he woud resign
Col Shanks was no, elected aud that ne aa ot snu
in thai conversation he would resign nalry o .e
Delegates elected from the counties OF hs district were
annosed 10 The re election Of William I HIVES ana IN
Eror of The sub!reasury. Mr. Anderson then asked
Mr. Burrer why be had signed the ie,'eT soot'ss,"
IN him Isince published IN the Fincase Dr'hneH,|
ca,,iur unou him 10 resign Mr. Burger stated 'ha. nc
had n, sirped the letter himself that Hr; 1a'rs VIC
Dnwel had called upon him 10 know what ie hah htao
N, Anderson say about resicnng his sea III me G'"a
TIA, he ,nfny,,qd him OF the conversation WINCH Ee "G
bp,-J Le,ween Anderson and lluil, and mat MI NC
DnwelI then asked inn ii he would sign ie'iet con
,o,;uv statement of what h" had heard hIcrfs"h Gay
aud ,bat he assented and auihnrZed Mr. "icO""r l"
sian his name 10 SAID lrlsr. In giving "t 'a o. 'Hr
nh, re conversations d. no, pretend 70 state 'hSm VIZ
minute accuracy and exaciress mink, however
have giyeu substantially what was SAID hgff *
cpedinpIy ,ha, have been called upon Ia crrsr 81 llss
conversations Blu, have hfen requested by mr. an
dprspn Ia do So as an act 81 justice TO h' ana save
M, ,hnuub, myscif ct liberty !" decline nav" TAKEN
no part ia the unpleasant controversy penang between
Mr. nnd some Of his constituents, ana perform
uainfu duty even in tes;Ifying 10 any lar connected
with IL. "a : HS
Nov lst, 1859
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22

MULBERRY Slips and SILK form Eggs far Sale.
THE subscriber has about Eighty Thousand slips of the Morus
Muicluis md Five Hundred Thousand silk Worm Eggs that
he reasonable terms About half oithe
ure lie has likewise several thousand
the White Italian Mulberry Mous Alba, suitable
for hedge rrw fences, OF which Ills said,
$40 that's known quickly growa,
s:Or look, Uniform in rows"
GEO GRASTY.
ye.dieviic P. o., Orange, Va, Nov. %, 1899. 57-"5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
Trust Sale of House and Lot in Carters7ils

rsY virtue Of Deed Trust executed BY Edward saon and
80 J,nc D. his wife, 10 WIN. F. Randolph and the su-cher for
purposes therein mentioned the 3bh OF September leg
record 10 the office Of Cumberland county Court, shall
Saturday the 3 of December next 10 the town oil Carriers
ve Public the House and Lot IN said
deed said VIM F. Randolph and The subscriber und
known and designated plat OF the to*n Of CaftcsIs
Lot no ls-or said Lot be necessary dis
CHI 70. tie balances If the debts IN id deed mentioned and
s.cuc Tua to sad believed TO he good bot shall oGiy
sci, such as 10 vested in nc BY The decd aforesaid
NELSON FACE, -f;t:nS Truytr..
Nov y Ss-Hi-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
T'nos Richie, Esq

RIcuaosp Sept. %, 1895
Dear Sir IL due TO truth and lus'ic" iF ne " Sn4
in reply your letter. that much "i The dts"y "'c na'
taken place in The reply 10 your Prev"ns i'''tf
to myself My engagements are such 'ha' tun,'' "
unys reply 10 due Ia my c"rresPon"en's nave
much business on my hanGs-nnny domestic relations 70
attend rnany lslles tvsnswPr-ahd me cons qeHee
is that letters frequently lie by me c"ss'dFr'o,' 'nr
before they answered Such was he case WIN yuui
own Letters 10 myself regret this DENY oiltn--l re-
y,,t il IN ie present case because il Is my o" iauit
as appears Ia me- That you have not before las,
had The nu;c uf the amrhor which yon have called io
have nothing TO say 10 The o'!rr points IN your s''er'
Bu cannot rbear expressing once more NE sincere
rerre which fte for the dscorh ami alienation which
his fallen upon cur pary. Your "ht sefsu
THOMAS RI iClilE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE

The Richmond Wing rev:ses lis taL!cau Of the rnsu.
ing Legislature, and submits what ii believes 10 b. an
uccurae classification Of political parties We have re-
Vs'd is List and we conceive 10 he inaccurate We
submit own classification content 10 bide the result
We adopt The test Of the Baltimore Chronicle (Whig
About The first business done (says tha, Orscle will be
the election of U S. Senator and W. trrs, no dissen
s"ns will arise. Let Mr. Rives he supported by the foil
strength Of Wings and Conservatives Let the cleo
lion of Mr. Rves, them be The es and cxponen, Of The
Classification:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
Ter from The nf the newspapers both sides Of the
question, as well ns from private letters.

" Orleans LGUlsiGHtGn.
Tue SPEAKER Various gentlemen are named rs
Democratic candidates Ter The Speakers chair, at tb-
apprnGc session If Congress Mr.. Pickrns of South
Carolina among oihrrs, has been mentioned and lie is
IN every respect qualified fur the siuaii"n. Tire Geor
GA Argus brings forward The name OF DIXON II Lewis
OF hlnbanr r.d il mus. BE- admitted thai Ie "i!i fill III"
chn better llan any # his competitors for he beyond
Gm2sllOn The latce:i me n.het Of The House = u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22

TnE CASADAs.-Thc Toronto Exominer Of the 18Th
states from good authority that The Governor General
has fully resolved in compliance with his Instructions,
10 carry into effect the union of the provinces, without
regard To The opinions of any individuals side or
the ohsr The paper intimates that the resolutions
laid before he Special Council By the Governor General
in favor of uniting the provinces adopted without
hesitation; and that Monday yesterday they were TO
be transmitted To- Upper CANADA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
Richmond, Va, Friday, lSov. 2:s.

Z. Bank The las, Harrisburg Reporter cou,ains
The following Postscript:
"Jusl as our paper going 10 press we learn from
the Auditor General. iba! the o. s Bank made returns
Of is monthly transactions y's,erday The Reporter
promises al analysis Of the keport IN tne season
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
STATE CONVENTION

HARTFORD (Con November l6.-We learn from New
haven that the Convention uns fuil, aud very much
united Nearly every "wn IN lie State was represented
and The gentlemen were n3maited lh:s year
last.
It always gives pleasure to rally around such
.ickr; The Convention has presented 1t something
substantial, ard gives assurance, that II erced, The
people will n, be deceived in The character OF the
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22

l.Aa1rew Mcclure, do hereby certify that dld not
sign The letter which my name, win othets' u o.
pended inviting John L Anderson TO resign hs seat ~
the Senate did authorize any one 10 sign my name
10 il or 10 any other of Tie kind the let
ter before il was shown this day by Mr. Anderson
never heard Mr.. Anderson shy that he would resg"
if Col Shanks should not be elected, did hehf MN
say That he would resign if majority Of The Delegate
from, his district should be opposed TO The e!ec'on -
Mr. Rlvcs. Indeed, ! did not hear h:m say any t.'ns
which is charged against him in the said leer Given
under my hand, this 18th day of August, 1862 INN
ANDREW MCCLURE.
Attest,
joins &. RuorsILL
We lie undersigned do certify that We heard Inc
whole Of Mr. Ands speech at Newcaste ON '"e "y
OF The las, election, that he SAID although ne nau We
clared 10 the people his unconplomis'ng opposition "
the Subtrpasury, and his determination TO support IN"
re election of Mr. Rres, wherever be addressed lhen u"
fore the last election, and he beat his competitor l"""
was brough, cut against him on this ground aoe
FIVE rs 10 one IN the District, YET he Recognized me
riplf he people 10 change whenever they 'h"ush.
propefhd the duty Of the representative TO carry ou'
their wishes whenever ascer'ained, nrd obey 'ht W
sruc,ions Of majority OF them or resign in"t ), ne
shoud be instructed by major Of his constituents Y"
summon, the Sub,rcasnry and oppose The election OF "r.
Rives or BIZ satisfied BY Ike result OF the elections
THROUGHOUT his district that majority OF Them wishro
him 10 do So he should resign tie bad 'hefe'p'e &c
,erncd 10 address the people Of that precinct Tor he
nrrnoss oc explaining his views tie subject OF he
Snb,4osury as he had yet had an opportunity OF
doino SO Mr. Anderson did no, say that he won'a re
sonif Gel Shanks should not be elected NOR dId we
hcar him say ,ha, he would resign il majority OF Tue
delegates elected in his district should be opposeu 70
the election OF Mr. Rires: ,,pr
JAMES DAIMWOOD,
HEZ w. SPESSARD,
MOSES LUNA.
b K CALDWELL,
W HUBBARD,
Wn PAXTON,
AMBROSE MYERS,
M r SPESSARD,
JNO HENDRlCKSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
] OUT hUI fPTV I.
JOHN Il. ANDERSON
Letter from Mr. Richie

RcnMoSD, Sept oh
Denr Sr-7he author for whose name you have called
writes thus: II have desire Ia Conceal my
from any person who considers himself aggrieveG by
thing may have written over The signature of "a
Western Democrat, conceal The facts which my
statements were based; and here promptly authorize
you 10 gave my name Ohe annexed extracts from the
Valley Star and the annexed ufidavi,s) to The person
who you say has demanded -W henever he will give
y"n piedsc in eyiting that he will make OF The
information until alter my return from n. York. where
business mptra,vey calls me in few days" He con
clGtes by saying. :" regret you did not give HIM my
name when first called for thsl he NIGH, have had all
the advantage TINT he could derive from ii before lett
home As II is, however, he is welcome 10 il my
turn"
The utdavts referred 10 three; and they relate
The pledge which he alleges you 10 have given ] have
no time 10 copy them; and | presume he will furnish
yen copies u them on his return
Under such circumstances, confess M some what
al a loss for t.e best mode of proceeding But ! have
thought, upon consideration, that would put
you L" the trouble nt writing again, would ask
PletGebnti il you will hand the enclosed 10 Mr. vii
son. lie viii give you The name The moment lhr an inr
returns really do not know what better ron do
under the restrictions which laid upon Perhaps
he may have returned you get this letter.
Yours respectfully,
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22

We regret to learn that three gentlemen Of this city,
nccupyna respectable positions in society were arrested
and held to bail on Saturday, upon charge oil tsng
concerned in fitting out vessels designed ii be employed
in the Slave Trade-Bah Chron.. Ma. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22

!, Vim. A. snodgrass do certify that did hear the
amount Of the within, but did not hear Inc whole OF
the speech but did hear Tint part which relates 10 his
resignation. Wal. a. SNoDuhAoo'
August &C. 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22

!. John spessard, do certify that did hear the within
statements made ty Mr. Anderson on me ony o, ,ie
o,o,,;nn IN Newcastle in q conversation at Mr. John
sous tavern in the presence of Capt Nathan Akin and
o'''s''' '' JOHN SPESSARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
T. RICHIE
FiNcAsILE, Sept, Eth, 1890.

FiHcAsTLE, Sept l7h 1890
Dear SirI herew i,h return TO YOU the letter you re
qursled to hand 10 Col Wilson, as cannot by any
act recognize The right Of your punden of your
self to withhold his from me. His miserable pre-.
text for Withholding his mime until his return from n
York will not do. My first call for his he
9Th oil July last, which ynu doubt communicated 10
him Immediately you did not nv letter until
the last OF July, harrg taken iull lime write him
and get his repy and his subservent tool here
ced his secret operations the last OF july for The pur
pose Of sustaining his Anonymous charges againsI me-
which had 10 my letter 10 you branded with iaseb00d
For this purpose he prepared the letter with The names
Of IL of my constituents (Which perceive you have had
the kindness pubisT which he procured the sig
natures Of some by the most fraudulent m, ans and the
names OF others without their knowledge consent.
o. ihrs have abundant proof in my possession which
shall IN due time appear before the public IT, however,
should be mistaken IN my supposilIun that You
muDIcated 10 your correspondent the substance cf nv
first letter To you alter its rece pit nve your own
acknowledgements to mutual friend in Richmond
about the LIST OF August that you had written to him on
the subject, that he renamed here least six weeks
utter the receipt Of your letter. and then put off to
New York and required his name 10 be withheld until
his rsurn' VIVA, Sir, can be his object in thus
withholding so long his name, but TO give him. and
his undetsraPpers time Ia procure by fraud and
decepton certificates and afiidavils in support of his
charges? Your last letter 10 me sufficiently des.e
mates nho he IS, ard confirms my conrcures IN. my
letter to you of July. 1t exhibits this remarkable
fact too, that yon have published The most malicious
attacks npnn me of blIler personal enemy, over
an anonymous signature, with full knowledge of
his personal hostility Ia me, and withhold his name
from for tIiGn three months although repeat
edly demanded. shall be able 10 demonstrate that
corrupt conspiracy has been formed for my destruction
either 10 crafty personal malice, or because will
yield The homes convictions Of mind 10 psrly dcia.
lion, and abandon principles and measures which were
we were no kiod eaOush TO pr., il our serves
u.s. M Andersons lcmer COMMUNICATION upon hc We
arc lind enough - publish the pr,ssL,.- -EpGr,er.