Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-14

titan he US about 10 make would be found IN the
r;ar,,,s,,nces 10 which he had alluded. Mr. Staniy
desires that you. personally, or some l'e,ro "
w,I be NJ Barnurs Hotel, in the city OF Baltimore,
On next Wednesday week, the 18th instant, al =
o'clock meridian, when and where he Mr.. ntahyJ
,s;,es IN omen the discussion o these unpleasant per
sona matters. .. ,ho o.od
Lecause he cannot sooner probably, pro-
~. ,, ,..;st,nce of the friend whom he desires 10
,;o;n.,a in the discussion, aud to act inrihef, IN
rass The controversy shall unhaPpy take an unplea-
SAINT turn ), ;, ,he ,rono.t;on.
b, be did not then see any reason why ne coulo not
ue,d A. the time indicated; but that u, on
shon,d occur to him, he would apprise Mr. Man
gum of it. A.. e tho d,v indicated
should not, on reflection suit Inc "
30 Er;day inclusive, would be agreeable, supPoshe
no,;ce ofany change TO be given in time Ihat oe'he
ha ee IF the races at Baltimore any day oil Inc races
I'D ha desirable, as the absence OF gentlemen from
this CITY would be readily accounted TOT upon suppl
,,;on of a desire to witness these sports.
W. ,hen separated, and Immediately thereafter IN
tho Senate Chamber, ! made this mennrahou ~, "''e
- SUBSTANTIALLY what passed between mr.. W,se anu
ar. Mangum "iLA"
WAsulSGros 18th May, 1912.
n Wise wing been arrested on the I'm instant
and hound in large recognizance, on Inc IAN instant
. Loe the neace within tins District, ana not 10 lea'e
y; ",h ,nv inten, to fight duel with Mr. Slany, and
ur S,eniy who had escaped from arrest and lett the
n,ricl on the i instant, having continued heyono
=, limits and being subject to no such embarrassment
=, thai 10 which Mr. Wise is now subjected, J, VINO
had oyen the within iniimaton, learning that com
,nce with il by MIR. Wise would be forfeiture OF ms
recornzance and Likewise subject him to an lnd'ct
menf under the laws Of Congress against dueiiing "
the event hostile meeting should ensne, ie hat lht
bera,y Of high courtesy belonging TO the occasion re
CURED that should withdraw this 'ntimahon. upoi
,nouiry. learning that such is the opinion OF some
the most eminent in the legal profession III l''S LIS
trict. hereby withdraw the lntimatIon
Mr.. Stanly, of course, could not be consulted; bu
having ample authority 10 act for him, dn il in hls
behalf. WILLIE l. mth'oo'i va
MoYpAY MoRsISG, May 16, ls42.
| Dear Sir: Judging from letter that received las
nipht from Mr.. Stany, well as some other facts,
have some apprehension that he may dlsapprove M
course of Yesterday and possibly in some form or ohe
disavow it and so notify you.
sincerely hope that my apprehensions may prove u
be entirely groundless hut sense OF duty, both &c
YOU and myself, requires that should aPprl'e you
the existence of them.
shall probably hear fully this evening, and shal
avail myself of the earliest moment to communcat
with YOU If any thing shall seem to require it,
| NV sole object in writing this note is to guard yo
aooinst any surprise that might occur from your re
living on the arrangement made yesterday too comb
IDENTIFY.
Very respectfully,
| Your ohedlent servant,
WILLIE P. MANGUM.