Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05


fed that our people would be as fully cared
foT and protected as is I remained in Of.
+ lIce, and a.ssaccessos woulI be appointed
WAo would resist tae aggressive ingasieas
from Missouri, would cooperate with
him. He assured nae thai the later con-
datIons should be complied with, and said
tacre would be no difficulty in agreeing
instantly upon the correspond IL
+ feqaes-@d me then 70 prepare nay conmu-
hlcation, syalch | did, and submitted It 10
hi'n. lie retained It one dag, and then
/ suggested various no1iGeatioas. After
discussing taeln it was agreed | should re-
MIt9 Il, w.aieh | DID, ard submitted il 10
i3Inl Q second time. This did not entire
y neet his appreciation, and he again
sug@ sstea alterations and lno3ifsatols.
de then i1formed II that dispatches had
+ Seen received from McI4aae.iz EagIanI
y5..zicA seeInad TO indicate tae necessity OF
ms returning IN person to China, aud ex-
pressed his fears taat It would be out OF
/ las power 10 confer uEo4 me taat appoints
ineAt, bat that he would find some otter
~ lieu OF It, which would be equally OF
laore desiratle. I told him that the OBJ
u
matter o. indifference, in the coalition Of
m5 family and private affairs, and COAST
tutsd no part OF the inducement to nae to
agree 10 his pgopos;tioa that | preferred
rataer 70 So and ascertain whether We
could adjust the matter in It's other aspects,
ant II we could agree upoa them the mat
ter Of another appointment would be no
oas.acle to their adjustment: We then
discussed his objections % my second
d.aagat, aad I agreed to rawcte na3 com
lnu0Icatioa fog ;ae third time.
!i1FI6g prepared and subJaitted i to
hnn, / lalt i with him, a4ld proceeded to
Virginia for my wife, who was there o.
Il VISIT 10 two o. her brothers. After aa
aasence OF tEo O. three days. I retu-aed,
a.-d he submitted 10 me, il his own hand
writing, q daft OF nay communication,
waieA very laach condensed and geneTa!-
Ized wat | had written. ai.d wnich he
said be had prepared himself, this draft
wanted the coAciading portion, in which
was to r5far the whole difficulty 10 him,
aud profess my willingness 10 abide by
any remedies ne should adopt for adius.-
ing 1t. After examining and discussing
tbs d7aught, required taat certain aitcr-
atiohs and notifications shoald be made,
whi~h | noted, aud - which he assen.ed.
lie also read 10 ms th9n, CT at some prs
yious interview, I caa't recollect whicl,
aortioa Of bis reply 10 ny communication
W.lch came fully u 10 tFt-at h had pro-
posed, 50 Ia as Il sent. Bat Iay reco,-
iect!oA IS, TIA, the paper was not easire!g
iIaisAed. tcol with me- his draugat Of
"a communication, wrote OF. the coaciu-
5iol aad sQ5mtei ito him; be vas dis
satisfied with 1t, a4d SAID It U3Gld not az
s.Tar. | requested Ain 70 specify p4.ti5-
u!arly de portions wlich were wrong
lie declined doing 50; he said that the
whole spirit and tenor ot j. was unsatis-
Iac-ory that 1t appeared 10 cast too much
responsibility upoa him. IrepIied that it
had been distinctly und ers.ood throughout
ali our negotiations that | would neither
realga fly Office nor inyae removal
aad talt [ did not see ho.v coujJ, short
Of tbs, say anything less than had writ
ten.
IL sal down aa3 wrote in pencil a
substitute, waicl ne baad d me-, which
sa-d 1 Woad tale with lne, aa1 fEo.a the
TWO might perhaps prepare something
which would satisfy Us both. / then con-
versad with li5a, IS had done several
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