Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

with ;. -. lad no din, renee, with whom bad beer
vafiuss, acquainted aud thu ultimately Yet thcr'
Masals5ys an rbanlty ard an interchange OF evilitie
between U.s. Il failed TO make quito favorable
impression upon me, and II It was not reeprecal. II v a
IN, misfortune 10 sifcw difficulty IN your way vii
design was utterly improbable at least You, dsiin
guise man Tie eyes Of the nation. what dsaniaF'
could have oxEer,ni from d,iseit,i yon2 sufelt II
was yer, mnnRade. | most assurdlv and most cnriaiu
Il entertained the smallest prejudice anlaFoa
he idea u yaa, until the affair Of the Fayetteville letter
that appeared under my signature. uIsn winch. VA
founded am quite sorry sny, thc charge which gai
luptd I'll fouah the Mon against Yen.
iour mtinarablo Tampnl,t. and inc leiiefs that
ont IN Neuf doltrro. were entirely oppressive ii ths
Whale transaction; and although thought at the I'M.
that xon had n3t pnpcrly conceived me. sudiousls
6afobsfe To 81, more than had been expressed IN
my correspondence At Wheeling. which Mr. so'l
gsvc.
NJ, entire object now ia, desire have To be exoncr.
.ed from tho belief Of any special design 10 inuro YOU
Tor again dec,rn that never olt the smallest dogft'
II unkndne-s towards you, other than what was al iho
tme impressed upon me- hy WHIST had been coInmunica
icl. have never since the affair, fallen IN cnmp,ny
with you bni once and that for moment only md
ok place tho Hall o the House 81 Representatives,
when ballot going on for Public Printer @ns
standing alongside al Governor Branch then Senator
If the niiod States hen Won passed. al my ack,
and without pefceivHg who WAS. before yan got up To
rs YOU asked haW the ao, had gone. Mr. Bmnch I'D
not attended 1T and had Just taken It down. viii =
pencil hauaed tn you tho paper, and aer looking 81
i. yoa returned Il. bowed. snd passed on Mr.. Branch
then asked Int, ii tal the first tlme Yau and had
nc. The saf of the a ttcyc letter ssld ser.
The laafier ten vanished ,nd have never mel with
fuu since.
Tins lerr intended n show you ih,i the long larse
# uue. aud the many growing circumstances oi tn.
Country -1d Government have long ago convinced me
Il the great 81 injustice was done yon IN thfcha.e
made. hal To. an opportunity lately o reading over
ycrq calmly and dsp9Ssionatoy file OF newspapers
tanning the whole aitr. and carefully dlated npbn it
Mr BneIaaan who represented IN b. youf .ree..r
exhibited n proof whatever against YOU. md he
denedAavfng ever made tie charg upon you. hate
discharged ny mind in addressing 81 fully Ia YOU
ln nj, aid that # publication tins letter
der t6u any sseG1l service, tthuugh 10 fl deserve
IT. va hase iu'l liberty lrom ne to lei the nnllir
SIC II.
On ofu7sfanre bag To- assure you 81 thai .,bsieg
mt seal All written expressions If }ou WEE. and
suppose IHusf have rjyon much scope To both though
rec lllsl, NV nothing CIV hat did say apaln aay
Al eta Alast thoroughly convinced THAT 1ol
WERE MOST IN1RUIllFlI1i. MD
rNltSTIN TRENfED-foR |
HAVE NfAER SEEN ANY Etiii5.",N>CE 70
Bsiare take final leave ofyou Gas it may be, and
very aeiY will he the last time that any intercourse will
aae p'asr between u.s. | must he allowed 10 make
- mr. 81 .rsatsns. though am quite -ensble tina,
ny LITTER las 4ltrldy exceeded tho proper limit yet
lagafd with gentleman Of lb, rallY. nothing.
'are. asking a ttlr further Indulgence. From the
temper # III taon. and the peculiar state Of things. II
Yf,sh ahl LAT yuu to be- the W ing ddao II
lie eertta u President of the nted States. lou
aTe. sm sae. toa hugh respect for public opinion,
ia have laa much seuemon for the high dignity Of
Lat situation. Ia b. negligent of IT,
1be gftatesi objection TINT has teen YET started
.asHs sau IT tAat HIGH post am concerned 10 SAY,
tnses aa#n I'll, old ahlr-wh'ch haa been the sub