Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-02-28

I'D Thompson. i. noy vsr eeo"mi',ios : :
IN that any thing else coo,S Occurred 10 W.
les, e may, on that account IT, Gone with
g should have been. INSTRUCTION, ,b ,s2
r. f"0'0ing 'cAat cOntinpeu ~ men said w.
his v wiIhd TO- be understood as ,rsSipDp'n&'
executive appointment Nc Isn1ie, lof' :, '
y derstood mo, he says, to b, r, Walker va
toy iitpnt ing mentioned in 'SSss'sas,
! @nen ! said, "aet accord; printer. AID
Stances" meant, "if yon " ~, 10 eircss
r;eaG. a'1 1at IS satisfactory 10 ya on :EPo
, IneTe you are" Mr.. Walker 20 not no., rsuaa
The circumstances accordin M'' underlod
@as 10 ac'' to mean, if the Vote te " winch
printer then he was to deiivs "'' q Of
mission; and il not, he wa. " u, the CON,
and so | believe. walker say,
Indeed it never occurroG
Mr.. Walker was to do anv W. no 10 me, thai
9 ,ha TO keep the sea, himself o. Use, than
s 'ne commission o., to Thompson " w Ssvet
go" speak, may nothappen." % 1s q "hd
s'mp, ,ya to be understood as exp p meant
gre mat | should be embarr ,',asa a.
the appointment, if after ALL 's !, with
urn out that there was no necs. y should
Mr. MI walker mis'oOk the d, psr.y lo'A
pGwer 10 extend to Withholding i,ib a
,s, remembered that the privo'a II will
" walker, and Thompson are not ' Se.a
'aouucea as literal Transcripts, b I',' Ia H.
'efS containing the material ,n H., as lot,
ne originals. OF the Original, '' ! Of
before before said have no copies. NJ T W.f
Ser ba,, IS al perfect liberty publi,b,bp "s
ney were written, or any one w%o ''i !. IA
lous on the subject, NAV nroc ""' Gu
or publication, by applying to him mem
J., II t rs en'lrel y proper for me to say, ,h.,
lr' walker has more than once er9,.' wa,
Da me, Inc opinion in private letter., that
ne commission was illegally issued, IN "a =.
luch as | had not accepted his rs,; ~ "
on and that he had failed to MAKE '' sda
'nce on this ground, lest no should "
olive me. ''0uu H.
| believed the issuance of thu ,or.
on legal ct the time, and think ~ "os
ID l can but express my deep regrel,ba,
T. w aiker's consideration for me- shoua
I'VE lnduced him TO lorego any adyar.
Sc which defence on this ground wo"1
I'VE given him. The act, whether Ier,I
il'egal' was my own, wholly and entire.
my own; uradvlsed by any living crea.
re, and If it involves consequences If
Ium, THEY ARE NINE, AND NO MAN SHALL
AXE THEM WITH NE, As the act was
me- court the entire responsibility.
IN asked to state my instruction, 10
;. Tate. l am MOI aware ,ha, | gave
n any instructions .incousislen, with
above letters, or that instructed him
40 any hing more than deliver the
'kage to Mr., Walker, and to urge upon
t'ker the importance of communicating
n me promptly on the subject If hs
charged with any thing more, i, ha.
aPed somewhat treacherous memo.
nave thus submitted 10 the House,
ry material TACT connect ed with this
Ter Attempts have been made to in.
me IN connection with it. In refer.
10 all such attempts, have only to
my own conscience acqui,s me Of
y design other than that of serving
pest interests Of the country, and |
consult no other monitor in regard
o rectItude Of my own conduct; nor
be deferred from saying what |
always believed TO be true, that Mr..
ker has not acted from any unworthy
Ve' tie mistook my wishes and in
lions IN regard to the commission;
10 one regretted more than myself,
acquit him, as | have always done,
sinister intentions, and OF every
oper design.
A. G. BROWN.
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